good reasons beyond -- i don't like your content as a company, where they were violating your terms of service or -- >> companies like cloud flair and google have kicked them off earlier. we can point to our terms of service and make that excuse. i think what's important is, the reality is, the content, if it was a cute kitten blog, we would have cut them more slack. that's just the reality, there is a level of arbitrariness to this. what worries me is that the system, it should not be controlled by ten tech executives who wake up in a bad mood, it should be -- there should be some level of due process, and some trains parentscy to these? >> i just this week, interviewed richard spencer who is a neo-nazi, and he and robert mcchesney, a professor at the university of illinois, completely agreed the government needs to step in and regulate, otherwise we lose free speech on the internet. unless you have access through these companies or through certain companies, you're being silent. >> i think there is a question when certain private companies start to get such square -- whether it's government

>> no, our terms of service is very clear as soon as the line is crossed and insighting violence againstindividual, we take the site down. short of that, if somebody is, you know, espousing beliefs which we believe are ignore anlt, tasteless, bigoted, we can't do a lot without becoming a censor we don't that i is our business to be a censor as soon as that line is crossed, we act that's the conversation we had clearly this was breaking our terms of service and we took them down. >> of course, charlottesville eventually led to the story we're following regarding the manufacturing council. the president now tweeting for every ceo that drops out of the manufacturing council i have many to take their place grand standers should not have gone on and then says jobs posted a couple minutes ago. >> not quite as biting as the attacks specifically on ken frasier, the double tweet against ken frasier of merck if you were on one of the councils, would you have dropped out? >> man, try toy stay away from political -- the political fury that shapg right now i wasn't asked to be on that council. i don'

violation of terms of service, we understand. rbnb has stopped some white supremacists from using their service. how difficult is it for technology companies to weigh in here? flex i think the tech companies have a lot of leeway. they can look at their terms of service. they have rules against types of hate speech, inciting violence. it is not that much of a stretch for a company to say if you are encouraging violence, if you are encouraging hate speech against groups, jews, people of color, the list goes on and on. i think there is a lot of leeway. none of these companies are toced to appear -- adhere principlesamendment where you can say or do whatever you want on their sites. it does not work that way. it is interesting the way c.e.o.'s have been responding. i would say response to jennifer, yes, to some degree you are concerned about what he will say. elon musk after having left the council in response to the climate accord move by trump, he has not gotten any retribution from trump. ditto for uber who left over immigration is

they have twenty four hours to move the domain to another provider as they have violated our terms of service the daily storm are an american neo nazi and a white supremacist news and retail sites then tried to deregister reregister the site with google within less than three hours google then refused to host the registration once content distributor cloud flare c.e.o. . matthew prince and his company's relationship the site saying a company policy but his own discretion saying quote the tipping point for us making this decision was that the team behind at least stormer made the claim that we were secretly supporters of their ideology twitter facebook discord and go fund me have all broken their business ties with the site and others that support similar violent and neo nazi ideology but in this instance the nazi might actually be the least of our concerns see according to the electronic frontier foundation they have warnings that the dangers inherent in allowing private companies the leeway to censor speech are serious quote because internet intermediaries especially those with few competito

godaddy and google both say it has violated their terms of service. for more on this and the legality i'm joined by peter young. thank you for joining us. tell us what terms of service you are aware of that were violated that prompted these hosting sites to shut down the website?>> going back all the way to original community sites like geocities, back in the late 90's there has always been a community set of standards. both godaddy and google and other organizations are subscribing to these community standards, which talk about violations that include hate speech, violence advocacy and the list is quite comprehensive. because these are private sites, this is not government- run and so forth they are within their rights to get rid of sites like daily stormer. >> some would ask, why didn't this happen a long time ago? they say nasty things.>> they have and it's a fine line, these hosting companies are walking this line at the moment. they don't want to alienate the user base that is using this to propagate particular frame of thought. we also have this

can go to our tech partners and say we have built this relationship, you trained is on your terms of service. we know what they are, we know this is some you don't want to happen on your platform, can you take action? otherwise the report in systems are delighted significant bottom of stuff that does nothing. the problem i would run into so much, everybody that i was talking to in leadership positions were white men who, or white women, who thought that involving the police, for example, was the best possible situation which doesn't make sense if you are already and marginalized person, and we live in a country where the police can be used for stuff like squatting with people get home address, call in a fake bomb threat happening at your house, opening a swat team go to house, you think someone will break in and you will resist and it was you today. think that institution is numerous issues with the violins towards marginalized people being the solution to a problem disproportionally face is tone deaf. waiting for the law to catch up and push out responsibilities onto we just need better law

googling go daddy cut ties at the site after violated their terms of service for posting an article that32-year-old woman who is remembering to the white nationalist rally. it then that its registration at google. google removed the site from the server as well. taking a look at shares of google parrot company off the bat of this year. true to north korea into north korea is saying it's going to hold off on his plan to attack one. kim jong un would watch u.s. actions before making any decisions. the u.s. territory is welcoming the news. >> we are happy the rhetoric is starting to calm down perhaps in not pursuing at the moment his threats to fire missiles at guam. nobody wants in a confrontation beyond the peace that we enjoy today. cheryl: north korea also released photos of kim jong un being launched into correct guam after through hit the u.s. territory, it would be quote game on. 7000 troops are currently stationed in guam. lauren: i thought it could be primetime for missile launch. it's nice to see on this day de-escalation of the conflict. cheryl: markets are celebrating. lauren: t

the platform itself, whether it's google, facebook, go daddy, or others have terms of service which relateo things like incitement or violence toward others, or hate speech. so if you are violating a company's terms of service they have the right to pull the plug. that's what we're talking about here. spew >> tucker: you're smarter than that. you're smarter than that. i'm not making a legal case. i'm not saying that the government has a right to force spot if i to play the songs. i'm really saying there's a moral case to be made on behalf of free expression and not all of these groups, i don't actually know anything about the daily stormer, i know what z dare is, though, and you may not agree with that it, but they are not espousing violence, they are espousing views that these companies don't like. is it a good idea? should liberals get behind the censorship of speech that they don't like? i can't believe the liberals are supporting this. >> you run into the philosopher karl popper put forth the paradox of tolerance. when somebody says, i don't tolerate anybody else, that would be the whi

would need to be done to make a total underground tunnel and what that would really mean in terms of service. >> first we have to identify funding it looks very promising thus far. we've received support from the homeowners association and from local schools in thectre i asa.e 10 to 15 years to complete. >>> the agency has added $800 million to the capital plan since 2015. they approved the capital plan every two years. >> president trump plans to focus on infrastructure today as he continues his working vacation in new york. he's also dealing with another possible white house shake up and new fall out over his reaction to the violence in virginia. >> president trump awoke in new york city this morning for the first time since his inauguration. the president arrived last night and was met with both supporters and protesters outside trump tower. protesters are angry he wai os txpyonted white supremacist groups that gathered in charlottesville, virginia over the weekend. >> racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supr

them, regardless of whether their values are great values or hatred, bigotry, et cetera but the terms of servicevery clear. when somebody steps over the line and is talking about injuring somebody or creating violence and trying to incite violence, look, our terms of service is clear and we pull it down so we didn't actually host the site, we host the domain name, which allows us to actually sever this important for us, you're walking across the fence you're trying to be very protective of the first amendment rights we all enjoy in this country at the same time, trying to make sure that hate speech doesn't turn into inciting violence, which we believe it absolutely did in this case >> and justto be clear, does this announcement from you have any relation at all to that action or how long has this been, how long has this been in the works, your decision to step down >> no, it's been in the works for a while. when i took the role, my promise to my spouse was, look, i'm going to do this for five years or so and then we'll get onto the next part of our lives our kids left the house a couple years ag

stormer 24 hours to move its domain to another provider saying it had violated the company's terms of serviceand it seems the battle between tech giants over health and heating up. according to a university of washington computer scientist has sold his new seattle start-up company to google. they turn smartphones into monitoring devices by collecting important health data. >> carolyn roth live from london, thangs ks so much. >>> taylor swift's legal battle has come to an end after about four hours of deliberation. the jury ruled in favor of swift in her counter suit against radio host david mueller for alleged assault and battery. mueller had originally filed a $3 million lawsuit claiming swift had him wrongfully fired. swift countersued for a symbolic $1 saying he groped her at a meet and greet event four years ago. she said i acknowledge the privilege that i benefit from in life, in society, and in my ain't to shoulder the enormous cost of defending myself in a trial like this. >> good for her for standing up to that. let's switch gears and get a check on the weather with nbc meter ols bill

both web hosting company go daddy and google have kicked the site out for violating terms of service. >>> san francisco and california are suing the trump administration and millions of dollars are at stake. the federal government has threatened to cut law enforcement grants if they don't comply with the new set of conditions concerning immigration. abc 7 news reporter leeann melendez is outside city hall to learn what we could lose. >> reporter: the city would lose programs directly related with law enforcement. the state would lose a lot more. now, these two lawsuits will force the trump administration to hit the pause button for now. it's the first time a state and a city have come together against the trump administration to stop the latest attack on their sanctuary statuses. >> we're intent on stopping anyone who would try to deny us the dollars that we have earned, the dollars that we have paid for, to provide the resources to the men and women who wear the badge. >> reporter: the trump administration set new conditions for law enforcement to follow in order to qualify for grant

both firms said the blog had violated their terms of service. by publishing hateful criticism of the woman was killed. but whoever is trying to improve working conditions for its drivers in the uk. for a government report last month said the workers in the so called gig economy deserve more rights. right churning out this it to introduce a tipping function produced the free cancellation period. and introduce a paid waiting time. the recent record breaking transfer of the soccer player name march at poly sound jamal is focusing attention on the sporting world. and the hundreds of millions of euros tied up in it. summer worried that the industry is creating a bubble which is waiting to burst can only has the stor. i. matter how nmrs two hundred twenty two million year chance that deal break the world record. but i have to stop others from trying to follow suit. psg is reportedly willing to pay one hundred nineteen million erase the eighteen year old katie and and that's a. barcelona could pay ninety million for don't masseuse land and then a. club

there are still free clinics available and terms of -- services offered for free. the chip program for example, even though states have the discretion to impose cost sharing and require co-pays or premiums and things like that, they are not allowed to impose any cost-sharing on things like immunizations, recognizing it's important to have that preventative primary care for immunization and things that they are really committed to as a country. there is a low barrier to entry there. some families can access those without high costs or any costs. host: mary is on a line for democrats. caller: good morning. i was wondering of all the children the united states, how many are covered by private insurance versus medicaid or chip? insurance for the parents employment or because their parents by the men policy. does your guess have those numbers? guest: it looks like you have a chart. host: that exact effect. the nation 78.2 million children back in 2015. medicaid and chip picks up 39% of the nation's children. .% uninsured other insurance programs picked up 2%. do you wan

so, i would have thought trying to do increase that term of service with the birth rate but that was politically unachievable. right now the low birthrate is the single most challenge that we have right now is a nation so are japanese brothers have the same problem. >> so how does defense reform applied to the coast guard? so what comes to mind is searching and rescue like that ferry disaster a couple years ago. >> defense reform and the coast guard have no direct correlation. the closest is along the shoreline of korea of west east and sell this manned by military units. they're responsible for smuggling, or those oregon surgeons. a long time ago it was estimated this was a police to be and not military duty so that period government had been trying to transfer the of coastline security duties to the police thought we met some challenges to this but concerning the of military and the coast guard come i am sure you are aware of the fact you cannot just do things because of those jurisdiction issues that is where the line is drawn and the coast guard has their own duties that our simi

but for me as a carrier militants with carrier military to increase that term of service could be the lorena of the of birthrate it was unachievable and nobody could do it. right now the low birthrate is the single most challenge that we as a nation have right now. and the japanese brothers have the same problem. >> i working available law firm. how does defense reform applied to the korean coast guard? by the neck of a search to rescue like the ferry disaster a couple of years ago. >> that has no direct correlation the closest is along the shoreline of korea west and east and south is manned by the military units . they are responsible for smuggling as well as the infiltration of the north korean agents or armed insurgents. a long time ago into blood is estimated it was a police duty not the military duties though the government has been trying to transfer these coast line duties to the police. we have met some challenges to is this and have not been able to further that. concerning the military and the coast guard, i am sure you are aware of the fact we cannot just go in and do thin

there, if you look at the platforms and the terms of service that they have, it is clearly the case, right, that whether it's incitement or hate speech or obscenity or a range of other types of speech that if you violate those terms of service that that speech will be taken off the platform, right. so i will end just by saying -- by issuing sort of the challenges that i think the internet poses for democracy that it does test our inclination, particularly in the united states, that the marketplace of ideas is the test for truth. it challenges our democracy to function in an environment where there is widespread disagreement on facts and distrust in institutions. and then finally, how do we manage a campaign information ecosystem, when it is sort of, invaded either by humans on the outside, state actors, or bots, trolls and cyborgs on the inside. and so if the question is, can democracy survive 16 the internet, i have a, you know, a click bait answer which is the answer may surprise you. so i will end on that. [applause] >> let me describe it. we are going to be talking about left off,

career military, one time ago korean military i would have thought maybe trying to increase the term of service might have been one answer to the lowering of the birthrate, but i guess it was politically unachievable. no one could do it. right now the low birthrate is the single most challenge i think that we as a nation have right now and it's not just as. i guess our japanese brothers have the same problem. >> next question gentleman in the blue shirt. >> hello, i work at a local dc law firm took my question is a bit peripheral. how does broadly speaking defense reform applied to the korean coast guard? will comes to mind for me as issues with search and rescue operations particularly the ferry disaster couple of years ago. >> defense reform in the coast guard have no direct correlations. of the closest thing is along the shorelines of korea, west, east and the south it is now manned by military units, so these military units are responsible for smuggling as well as association by north korean agents or armed surgeons. a long time ago it was estimated this was a police duty and not a military

in one study in 2014, it was found that uber asked outperformed traditional taxis in terms of services to boroughs outside of the core of manhattan new york city and that of those rides, which service those areas, 60% of them serviced areas that were below the household median for the entirety of new york city, again excluding the outright outlier of manhattan. we see the benefit to areas where there simply were no taxes previously. similarly, study in los angeles found that low income neighborhoods could expect to wait twice as long and pay twice as much for a taxi is for an uber in their neighborhood. finally, one way that low income consumers have benefited is simply by what we call the last mile problem. these writers are reliant on public transportation but no matter how good of a public transit system you have, even if you have a metro that works like dc, you can expect that it will get you door to door. there is the last mile problem and how do you bridge the gap from your destination to the closest point in the transit system. often there are times where people can't make long

a career -- a long time ago career military, i would've thought may be trying to increase the term of service might of service might've been one answer to the lowering of the birth rate, but i guess was politically unachievable. nobody could do it. right now, the low birth rate is the single most challenge that we as a nation have right now. and it's not just us. our japanese brothers have the same problem. >> rate. next question. gentleman in the blue shirt. >> hi, my name is michael but lou. how does this apply to the korean coast guard? for me what comes to mind without it's issues a search and rescue operations, particularly the example of the ferry disaster a couple years ago. >> defense coast guard has no direct correlation. along the shoreline said korea, west, east and south, it is now manned by military units. so these military units are responsible for smuggling as well as infiltration by north korean agents or armed insurgents. a long time ago, it was estimated that this was a police duty and not a military duty. so the korean government as well as the korean minister of national d

there, if you look at the platforms and the terms of service that they have, it is clearly the case, right, that whether it's incitement or hate speech or obscenity or a range of other types of speech that if you violate those terms of service that that speech will be taken off the platform, right. so i will end just by saying -- by issuing sort of the challenges that i think the internet poses for democracy that it does test our inclination, particularly in the united states, that the marketplace of ideas is the test for truth. it challenges our democracy to function in an environment where there is widespread disagreement on facts and distrust in institutions. and then finally, how do we manage a campaign information ecosystem, when it is sort of, invaded either by humans on the outside, state actors, or bots, trolls and cyborgs on the inside. and so if the question is, can democracy survive 16 the internet, i have a, you know, a click bait answer which is the answer may surprise you. so i will end on that. [applause] mr. manjoo: so while we're setting up the chairs for the second p

in one study in 2014 it was found uber asked outperform traditional taxes and term of services to boroughs outside of the core of manhattan in new york city. and that of those rides which services areas, 60% of them serviced areas that were below the household medium for the entirety of nukes to begin excluding the outlier of the core of manhattan. we are accessing the benefit to areas where there simply were not taxes previously. similarly a study in los angeles found that low income neighborhoods could expect to wait twice as long as they roughly twice as much for a taxi as for an uber in their neighborhoods. finally, one way that low income consumers have benefited is simply by what we call the last mile problem. these writers often rely on public transportation but no matter how good of a public transit system you have even if you have a macro that works, you can expect it's going to be able to get you door to door. there is the last problem, how to bridge the gap. often there are people who can't make very long walks or there are neighbors you don't want to walk through. the low cost

terms of the accommodation. people associated with unite the right have been posting images of cancellation letters. they say they were told their reservation violated terms of servicended in a statement saying yes it does have a community commitment with a mission of belonging and anyone planning to use booked properties for activities like this one will get canceled. unite the right is now threatening to sue air bnb over those canceled plans. >>> in california, a couple really wanted a home on a very posh upscale street. when they couldn't afford a mansion there, they did the next best thing and they bought the street itself. the homes are worth millions. the street itself 90,000. how the lands ended up with their own street is kind of a funny story. turns out the homeowners association tax bill has been going to the wrong address for 30 years, so the taxes didn't get paid. and the street and the sidewalks all ended up on an internet treasurer's tax auction. >> i cannot afford like a mansion here but if i can own a street i'm happy to own a street. >> shocked homeowners are trying to negate the sale but the lands will fight it and since they own the street, hey, t

i would have thought that maybe trying to increase the term of service might have been one answer to the lowering of the birthrate. but i guess it was political, unachievable. nobody could do it. low birthrate the is the single most challenge, i think that we as a nation have right knew. and it's not just us. i guess our japanese brothers have the same problem. >> next question. the gentleman in a blue shirt. >> hi, my name is michael buckaloo, i work at a local d.c. law firm. if my question is peripheral let me know. for me what comes to mind with that are issues with search and rescue operations, particularly the ferry accident a few years ago. >> defense reform and the coast guard have no direct correlations. the closest thing is along the shorelines of korean, west, east, and south, it is now manned by military units. so these military units are responsible for smuggling as north infiltration by korea oring as or armed insurgents. >> a long time ago it was suggested that was a police duty and. so the korean government has been trying to transfer these coastline security duties to

it looks like hate speech, it looks like harassment and they can make that excuses in their terms of serviceother companies like facebook and twitter, they have a broader problem in that they are open platforms for people to express themselves. so where's the line between free speech and hate speech, between abuse and everything else. it's a huge and difficult issue that is hard to navigate, but at the end of the day these are their companies, these are their products and they can decide on their own if they want to be part of it. >> this is a world you operate a lot in and there's a larger argument out there that says while there might be some regulation necessary, most of silicon valley doesn't want anybody else regulating it, they want to make their own rules. some of these companies say that the internet is a utility. it's the same as electricity and water coming into a house. so somebody may not be using their water well or you may not like their opinions, but you don't cut their power. does that -- >> no, it's not a utility. i get that, it's from eff and the aclu. i get the idea behind

the chat room, quote, violated our terms of service which requires users of facebook to use an authentic under various names. >> the union is backing the dallas cowboy star as he appeals a six-game ban for domestic abuse. the league says the union smeared the victim saying these tactics are shakeful efforts to shame and blame victims who are coming forward to report violence and/or speak out. >>> a 16-year-old girl sauce sades she wu sexually assaulted on a united airlines flight. she and her mother have asked us to protect their identities and we have done that. anna werner talked to them in an interview you will see only on "cbs this morning." good morning. >> good morning. this was a big trip for that high schooler. she had wonned a mention to a prestigious young women's leadership academy at the university but she said her r redeye trip took a bad turn. >> the 16-year-old girl was traveling alone from seattle sleeping on her overnight united flight when she awoke to find the stranger sitting next to her touching her. >> i could feel my hand on my thigh and one o between my legs and h

suppose that needs development in terms of integration of services. terms of integration of services.te placements for people. appropriate placements for people. suppose it is finding the right placement for the right person. placement for the right person. and that is often creating a delay. that is often creating a delay. position field who is in charge someone ‘s health? someone ‘s health? to do the bestjob you can and physically your hands are tied? physically your hands are tied? yes, it can be really difficult. it can be really difficult. help them understand that, actually, it is finding the right placement. it is finding the right placement. into hospital, ‘cause what we don‘t want is... want is... we want people to be in... in... looking at alternatives to admission. admission. there is other things like supported accommodation. accommodation. the alternative options to admission. extra £400 million for crisis resolution home treatment teams. resolution home treatment teams. what difference will this make, do you think? i think any funding is welcome. welcome. i think it will

basically contact includes our innovative use of technologies to both design and deliver financial services on product and if that sounds like a broad catchall term, that's because it is. this can help enhance the accessibility and the utility of financial services for consumers and render the deployment of these services more cost-effective for providers. for example, in a july 2017 report by the institute of national finance in the center for financial inclusion spanish banks is working with the chilean fintec to extend credit access to individuals who may not have a typical credit history that they have established. we are excited about these kinds of developments because they not only enable customer asks us financial services but they can also help it become more accessible for individuals to use the services. how are some countries taking fintec into account but one example is in indonesia where as august 2016 the financial services authority provided an outline of guidelines for the local fintec industry. additionally, in south africa, this is increasingly prevalent and the regulatory framework is expected to form part of the context of fi

the chat room, quote, violated our terms of service which requires users of facebook to even our employeey can pexpress political views under their names. >> new york's "daily news" says the nfl players union denies leaking information the ezekiel elliott case. the union is backing the dallas cowboys star as he appeals a six-game ban for domestic abuse. the league says the union smeared the victim saying these tactics are shameful efforts to shame and blame victims who are often what prevent people from coming forward to report violence and/or speak out. >>> a 16-year-old girl says she was sexually assaulted on a united airlines flight. the teenager was flying from e seattle to newark back in july when she and her mother have asked us to protect their identities and we have done that. anna werner talked to them in an interview you will see only on "cbs this morning." anna is at the seattle tacoma airport. good morning. >> good morning. this was a big trip for that high schooler. she had won admission to a prestigious young women's leadership academy at princeton university. she says her r

at least in terms of debt service, the spreads are relatively low.agues here at bloomberg were reported last week that oman is planning to raise $2 billion in additional debt sales this year alone. this review me back -- this brings me back to the supply point. is there room enough in the gulf for everyone to bring enough? guest: when you look at yields around 6%, those are attractive yields. where will you pick those up elsewhere? 5.5%, 6%, that is still quite an attractive level. international investors, despite all the political fractures, are still comfortable with gulf credit. i think there is appetite for those yields. oily: how much does the price feed into the bond story right now? it is kind of a double-edged sword. as a client you need to issue more, but maybe it goes more difficult as investors start to worry about fiscal outlook. guest: if you look at the starting point, the debt to gdp levels are quite low. there is a bit of head room before you start jeopardizing the credit profile to extent that investors are worried. there's still a b

a very interesting title, like they rule the entire planet, >> he said that it violated our terms of servicee platform, we disabled any anonymous groups and pages and it reminded our people of the places where they can have discussions about issues that matter to them openly or confidentially. so we do have places where you can have these conversations, employees are like -- all of that might be true, but after they shut down this particular group, there is a poster that went up on facebook's campus, and it said "silenced up but not silence,," so it shows that they are kind of struggling with an internal debate with their employees, some of they may think that they are free speech rights are being infringed upon. which kind of reminds us of the google guy, who was fired after he wrote an internal memo complaining about liberal bias at google and a gender policy. >> shannon: you can understand how employees would be a little bit afraid to speak out because facebook said part of the problem was that they were posting anonymously or under some other identity, so that was part of the problem, bu

cnbc, quote, we are canceling daily stormers registration with google demands for violating our terms of service. now, this is the neo-nazi website daily stormer, it moved its registration to google just a few hours ago and this is after godaddy yesterday said that it would kick them off its platform after it attacked the woman who was killed in charlottesville. sometimes these big tech companies are having to figure out what they are doing to allow free speech versus hate speech a number of other sites are popping up on the so-called alt-right. users are taking it into their own hands. but as far as the daily storm is concerned, it is off godaddy and now off google domain. back to you. >> so do you become an orphan website that can't get anybody to actually list or host your spot, how do you distribute your message. >> that's a very good question and you call this sort of shadow silicon valley, but there are sites popping up, they don't have a huge amount of traction right now, but there are whole manuals online about where you should go to protect your identity and get the hate speech online i

at least in terms of debt service, the spread is relatively low.leagues were reporting last week that oman is planning to raise 2 billion in additional debt sales this year long. this brings me back to the supply point. is there room for everyone in the gulf to issue enough? khalid: i think when you're looking at these yields of around 5.5 percent, 6%, they are quite attractive yield your where you going to pick them up elsewhere? , to aretings agencies keeping them investment grade, and the third has pushed it into junk. we have investment grade credit giving you 5.5 percent, 6%, 10, etc., that is still an attractive level. i think international investors, despite the local fractures, are still comfortable with gulf credit. i think there is appetite for those yields. tracy: how much does the oil price feed into the bond story right now? it is a devilish sort could as prices decline, you need issue more, but it may be more difficult because investors start to worry about the fiscal outlook. khalid: if you look at the starting point, the debt to gdp

there's a dedication by the bristow group in terms of -- that this is an important part of the global energy infrastructure that can't go away in terms of servicing want to be around to, you know, to continue helping them, but at the same time they want to use the excess capacity i think down the line it's really about diversification era has done a good job in terms of tourism, other businesses bristow sees the ability to use our crowd sourcing technology in terms of getting more oil field service employees onto rigs, really important. >> what happens, though, if oil goes back up to $100 what happens to your business? >> they'll be continuing to diversify. i think people learned a lot of lessons here it is, obviously, cyclical and i think you're going to see investors really want to see some diversification. >> but what does that do to your business, which is to say you're making a bet now on these helicopters. could they leave you >> they could, but you have to bet that there's diversification. also, remember as we talked about last night, we're really transitioning to what we call electric vertical takeoff and landing helicopters. at some poin

client side, you can see that, in more than half of the countries, we are number one in terms of appreciation of servicethey bought more products from us. in our commission income and all of this that led to a result of war than 1.3 billion -- of more than 1.3 billion for the quarter. quarter, isd a good how you would characterize it. what do you see for the european economy at the moment? the strength of the recovery, how strong does the eurozone look right now? koos: if you look at the eurozone, we are in a beneficial period. -- frenchctions in elections, good outcome, most likely good outcome in german elections. the atmosphere in europe is quite positive. we have a bit of momentum and that results in consumer confidence as well as investor confidence. what you see there, actually, is an economy growing. we have a 2% growth in the economy at the moment. at 1.3%, whichon is kind of ok. ,t could be a little bit higher but it doesn't look that bad at the moment. manus: confidence is high. levelsack at precrisis all the way around europe. that is a big tick in the right hand side of the column. let's tal

off their platform, google since cancelling its registration there saying it violated their terms of service facebook, too, in a statement just now telling cnbc that they are actively removing any posts that glorify the horrendous act committed in charlottesville guys, there are an increasing number of platforms and services outside the big tech companies for far right activists to use, amounting to a shadow silicon valley some right wing activists banned from twitter or facebook have joined another social network called gab and there's a crowdfunding platform which has served as an alternative to patriot. voat is for people who can't on reddit and there's a wikipedia alternative where editors scrub elements of ideological bias. >> 20 minutes to go until the close. nasdaq is one of the best performers on the session. the small-cap russells are the strongest and still 50 points off their record high. >> and a ways to go there. >> and president trump is taking aim at high drug prices in response to merck's ceo resigning from his manufacturing council. up next, we'll hear from the head of anoth

the company also saw strong growth in terms of revenue for services and other products. ng growth for the apple watch, air pods, and apple tv. in home pod will likely join december. forerms of revenue services, the app store group revenue by over 20%. apple said revenue for services will grow by 2020 or 2021. altogether, apple had a solid q3 quarter ahead of high volume quarters ahead of high sales. coming up, a market check, dollar coming back a fraction. also, goal declining, down a bit. oil below $50 a barrel mark. should be good news for sri lankan airlines as it tries to charter a different course. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin with new set of the white house. anthony scaramucci has been removed from his role as communications director after just 11 days, which he had widespread media attention. his exit comes on the same day general john kelly was sworn in as president trump's new chief of staff. john kelly is someone who is seen as someone to bring order to a chaotic west wing. ca

manufacturing and other industries that are unable to compete either in terms of cost or in terms of quality with goods and services abroad. now, that does tell only pa rt abroad. now, that does tell only part of the entire story. if we only look at the automotive sector for example, it's frequently cited as one of the biggest victims when in fa ct one of the biggest victims when in fact the tariffs on imports of korean cars were at 2.5% even before corus came into effect and remained at that level until last year when they were abolished. so the us auto industry has a lot of problems, this free trade agreement doesn't tell the whole story. i would go back to the whole story. i would go back to the figures you cited earlier, looking atjob creation, there's evidence that suggests that tens of thousands of jobs created evidence that suggests that tens of thousands ofjobs created as a result of the agreement, if we are just looking at the impacts of direct foreign investment in companies, that figure is about 45,000. what about south korea? how thatis 45,000. what about south korea? how that is this trade deal been fo