how how is it implemented within the c.e.o. and how important is its what's its importance for global governance. well this is all related. to the original idea by mr sitting been. regarding the silk road and its economic dimension as you know with support this initiative in aston who have signed the agreement on. deepening our ties between china. and the e.u. it would this is a new step towards that if you go and during our meeting i have said that. during my visit in china. but we have signed. we can use the technical cannot technical and economic documents show. of our cooperation and you can be doing. this is all part of our monumental work within the region and the channel corp organization and we have a ripple as confirmed by the international monetary fund. which. our bureau. the c.e.o. countries in purchasing power parity are stronger than will the g seven countries. and if we go back to the. economic growth rate of the region and if we remember that this is where they are much higher than the rest of the world. we can s

we spoke with the c.e.o. to have board list that connects women to serve on public and private oards. >> i applaud any company that takes steps in the right direction. moving toward having a more diverse board will be positive for the company. i think it sends a great signal to other companies. the hope is that others follow, but let's be honest, there is still a long way to go. this is step one. emily: amazon has three out of 10 directors are women, though they are all white, though actually it's above average when it comes to gender representation in similar industries. similar size. is it fair to pick on amazon? >> i think there's always more work to do. right? yes, certainly, fortune 500 companies, 20% of boards held by women. private companies, only 7% of board seats are held by women. amazon is at 30%, but not at parity. there will always be more. emily: one of the issues that has been highlighted, the wall street journal just had a big story about founder control and the amount of control tech ceos have

and it's been off limits to the company since the blockade began but the c.e.o. of qatari way says it can handle a loss in response it's boosting fleet numbers and adding extra destinations so as promised we're off to have an international airport in doha the times are going to what do you tell us more about how qatar airways has been handling this past year well there's no doubt about it come out of qatar airways to quote the c.e.o. has suffered substantial losses as a result of the year long blockade the airline has not released awnings or passenger numbers but we do know that prior to the blockade qatar airways was soaring in twenty sixteen it posted historic profits it earned more than five hundred forty one million dollars it flew twenty percent more passengers than the year before the blockade has halted some of that momentum at that impact us that increased a lot of flying time it put pressure on my operational cost but it did not stop the will and the determination of us to keep on our path of growth. there are eighteen cities qatar airways can no longer f

we used to serve the c.e.o. of qatar airways says the airline can shoulder losses for the foreseeable future and there's no need to ask the government for a bailout but he admits it will be a very different scenario for the company if the blockade becomes a long term reality for qatar. some passengers have grumbled that ticket prices have increased and the frequent flyer program has become more restrictive to that the c.e.o. says this is part of a business plan to bring qatar airways more in line with its competitors potential many thanks indeed to tashkent in that reporting live from home out international airport in doha. should think is a professor of political science at kuwait university joins us now live from kuwait city thanks for being with us kuwait as well todd to mediate in this crisis doesn't seem to have made much headway why is it taking so long to resolve. well it's a complex crisis and it's a deep one and it does take long to address such crises depends on the views of each of the parties kuwait h

devin: the c.e.o. eather has been nominated to run the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, which includes the national weather service. anyway, the more you find out about him and his background, it raises questions about why him? is he the right guy? jason: the guy who runs private company being put in charge of the agency that oversees the activities of those companies. am i reading that right? devin: it is even richer than that. basically the national weather , service issues forecasts and forecasting data four times a day. and commercial companies like accuweather get this data for free from the national weather service. that is their business, repackaging that data from the national weather service. carol: no accuweather if they didn't get that data from the national weather service? right? devin: and no weather channel and so on. jason: what is the universe here? how does it get disseminated? devin: commercial forecasters and all sort of people, emergency managers, they use that data

group this makes rupert stadler the audi c.e.o. the highest ranking v.w. group employee to be detained related to the scandal he was reportedly taken into custody in order to ensure that there was no witness tampering connected with the ongoing investigations according to c.n.n. money the news comes days after german regulators issued a one point two billion dollars fine for emissions cheating that fine in addition to the already more than thirty billion dollars that v.w. has already paid seem to be something people are taking note about and here to talk about audi and the other auto industry news in this story jammed up stories that are jammed up is car coach lauren fix lauren thanks as always for taking time to b.s. with us what's your take on that arrest. well we kind of thought that the somebody to be arrested researcher was v.w. group or is going to be staff from audi but the fact is these engines are all volkswagen engine so someone from volkswagen in their engineering department is obviously not the only one's going to take the fall they've been try

out the c.e.o. who has been detained on suspicion of fraud parent company fox back in confirmed to the arrest it's the latest development in the diesel emissions cheating scandal also coming up what's the state of the u.s. economy an eighteen months into donald trump's america first presidency we talk to a u.s. based businessman. and without a very warm welcome to d.w. business starting with the latest fallout from the emissions cheating scandal today the head of german luxury carmaker audi has been arrested in connection with the diesel gate scandal prosecutors said who is being held on suspicion of fraud police raided his house last week as part of an investigation into the admissions cheating scandal that has cost audi's folks billions of euros in fines and buybacks earlier this month out he said that another sixty thousand diesel cars contain software designed to produce unrealistically low results on. emissions tests now that's on top of the one million algae cars recalled just recently or last

and we speak to the c.e.o. of western union who tells t w the success of the u.s. is built on immigration and that he's worried about trump's america first. this is your business update on how the humphrey embodied thanks for joining me with a matter of months to go until brags that confusion about is over what britain's departure from the e.u. will mean for business on both sides of the channel as no make is continue to engage in a heated debate british companies have issued a stern warning to prime minister theresa may saying that a messy exit could put thousands of jobs at risk industry representatives here in germany have also been voicing concerns calling for both european of british lawmakers to outline their plans by october. so to talk more about how german business is preparing for briggs it i'm joined in the studio now by power mesa from the federation all the german industries good to see you thanks for having me nine months to go in theory to breaks it all german businesses worried what are they telling you and all of a getting out of britain very very

the u.s. see that this new c.e.o. could do the job. far we have to see i mean cousins eating has been only a few weeks a few months in office and we really have not heard that much from him he has promised big reforms like for example the total restructure of the investment banking sector but i guess he still needs to prove that he is the right one for the job and maybe a bit of sour grapes there pulling out of the us by the sounds of it daniel corp for us at the frankfurt stock exchange the european union has extended its economic sanctions against russia for another six months the decision was taken during an e.u. summit in brussels the sanctions will now stay in place through january twenty ninth team until then companies in the e.u. will remain subject to restrictions on business dealings with russian banks and energy firms the sanctions are in response to russia's policy on the ukraine conflict in particular moscow's an exaggeration of the crimean peninsula. well stocks are enjoying a relief rally this friday both in europe and as

that was hit that said that the c.e.o. of western union well it looks like he does ok emissions scandal is clogging up folks fog and supply chain here so in for pay the amount of emissions testing required to take vast swathes of parking space is new although unfinished at fort. collins new international airport is over budget years behind schedule and still resembles a huge vacant parking lot. and that's exactly what volkswagen is looking for right now a storage space for thousands of unsold all recalled cars it could be a win win deal that's what the locals reckon at least. is and us won't tell if it means berlin taking in more money which can then be used to refinance the airport and i'm in favor of the airport being used as a parking lot for b.w. started you know. it will take a while before the airports ready anyway and there's enough space so why not make use of it was. in the aftermath of the w.'s diesel emissions scandal the carmaker is under intense scrutiny by regulators in germany. but the company is producing ca

show reported to the c.e.o. and founder of straw marc thank you so much for being here thank you appreciate it . the imperial are valid value in the southwestern eastern rather part of california bordering new mexico and arizona is big business for agriculture but there's a problem in the valley salton sea the once a booming getaway for the likes of the beach boys sonny bono and others and here with mirrors are to correspond to the touch of sweet had a first glimpse you might noticed white sands and a sea full of beauty but if you take a closer look the white sands are made up of fish bones the sea full of toxic runoff and all this health hazards may be tension spread throughout southern california police are not felt in sea used to be an ideal getaway. the salton sea between the one hundred fifty s. and sixty's are really steep as it was referred to as a pool in the desert that attracted over half a million visitors annually including celebrities like the beach boys and sonny bono but this so-called miracle was

and its allies and what we could see going forward in the years to come is perhaps the c.e.o. gaining importance and prominence in the international world order as we mentioned there's a war of words between donald trump and french president emanuel micron france's warn that fits of anger cannot dictate international cooperation that's off the top of broccoli rejected a joint statement by the g seven leaders summit ended in disarray with trump accusing the canadian prime minister of weak and dishonest statements john hendren is more from quebec city. the g. seven summit in canada began in crisis in ended in conflict u.s. president donald trump came late left early and ceded no ground is united states has been taken advantage of for decades and decades and we can't do that anymore i can gradually the leaders of other countries for so. crazily being able to make these trade deals that was so good for their country and so bad for the united states neither did the six other world leaders at the g. seven summit they were united in opposing trumps tariffs on steel and aluminum a move

the c.e.o. of gitlab will join us to give uzz his reaction to the deal.g up, facebook fighting back, disputing a report made by "the new york times" how it shares data with phone makers. we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: facebook is disputing a report about how it shares data with mobile phone makers. "the new york times" says facebook has struck deals with manufacturers that allows them full access to information on users and their friends. the social network says those deals were intended to help them to create their own version of facebook and data stays on the phones that access it. joining us now in new york henning schulzrinne, professor of columbia university. hanley formal federal commission her. walk us through how serious this is, sarah frier. sarah: this is potentially very serious because you remember mark zuckerberg told congress the loophole that allowed third-party developers to share people's friends of friends' information, that is -- has been closed by facebook in 2014. in this report, -- and this report says in fact th

as insurance to back the sob but they could also not have an elf this is what the c.e.o. of interactive brokers was very very worried about but on the upside but on the downside that there may not be enough backup and liquidity to do it so it's difficult and i always say a lot of people that are gold bugs a lot of people don't want this catastrophe to come but you don't realize if the kind of passion is too big nobody wins today sanctioning the house report thank you that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy everett like to thank our guests. if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time i know. congo the kid same compensate oh boy tonight nobody. no proof nothing because. it's not. going to. get. on the list that i didn't get showed up to move this because of a mess and incommunicable going to be a good show just as the last. does not so much of a thing will suffice cause it is a constant you must say i'm a huge see how. this is harlan kentucky. we both just moved the employees to the bedroom street fan

as insurance to back this up but they could also not have enough this is what the c.e.o. of interactive brokers was very very worried about but on the upside on a downside that there may not be enough back up and liquidity to do it so it's difficult and i always say a lot of people there are gold bugs a lot of people don't want this catastrophe to come but you don't realize if the kind of passion is too big nobody wins today sanctions because report thank you that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett i think our guest. is if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time you know. just getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos. this is. like you know. this is my complicity is going to sunday on meet. the. the only palestinians it gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think this is about those who in the world under the location didn't know only could get it. and know it is unfair advantage to have to display any of the muslims to ha

we used to serve the c.e.o. of qatar airways says the airline can shoulder losses for the foreseeable future and there's no need to ask the government for a bailout but he admits it will be a very different scenario for the company if the blockade becomes a long term reality for qatar natasha. doha. one of the major challenges of the blockade came when the four countries stopped selling fresh produce to count so immediately stocks needed to be replaced on supermarket shelves but there was also a push to start doing it with local projects how do you do that darwin only six percent of your land is actually fall mobil you get creative flora bad man they went to the blood in a farm in northern kata. these cows at the unlikely heroes of the year long blockade led by saudi arabia the saudis went almost overnight from providing eighty percent conscious fresh milk to zero. to cushion the blow the farm flew and shipped in thousands of cows from europe and america and they bought state of the art technology to run a large

can interpret that as a gesture towards all the critics and to society at large and van a bomb on the c.e.o. did say that he wants to enter into a dialogue with the critics so the company is aware of this image but of course brown about money isn't spending all that money sixty three billion dollars to buy a company that he wants to sort of hide in the back room he's pleased with their business model and what it can do for the two of them as a whole only briefly on the starbucks c.e.o. schultz and his political ambitions what do you mean. of that is so realistic. i don't know if it's realistic but it sure is. make such a vent donald trump made it from business directly without any other public office but then he went on a popular populist message it sounds like howard schultz would want to do it a much more conventional way and he needs a lot of more recognizability before he can do that. only votes there in frankfurt for us thank you very much for your analysis. now it's world environment day today the u.n. is using the occasion to raise the alarm about plastic pollution calling it a plane

us to oversee less of it and then do the job that he has to do better the funny thing is you know the c.e.o. the job you would have been left with is the one that's operatively important that's the person who has to oversee the company the chairman does the strategy he communicates with investors it's a bit of a different job but of course the effort failed elon musk stays in both both positions and of course it's in a way good for tesla because without a lot of mask i think of the shareholders that voted against them as chairman he probably wouldn't have been able to stay on as c.e.o. either would have been a slap in the face with. iran musk is tesla it would have been a serious leadership crisis and it seems investor confidence is there but but absolutely eroding the company is clearly underfunded but musk says he won't borrow any more this year can he make the company well financially. you know people don't believe i mean a lot of investors seem to believe that but you know people i talk to here say it's a kind of a company people want to identify with because of the product it makes bec

and its allies and what we could see going forward in the years to come is perhaps the c.e.o. gaining importance and prominence in the international world order the u.s. president's arrival in singapore is being overshadowed by his early departure from the g. seven summit in canada after leaving early trump refused to support a g seven joint communique which found to come trade barriers francis warned that fits of anger cannot dictate international corporation john hendren reports from quebec city. the g. seven summit in canada began in crisis in ended in conflict u.s. president donald trump came late left early and ceded no ground is united states has been taken advantage of for decades and decades and we can't do that anymore i can gradually the leaders of other countries for so. crazily being able to make these trade deals that was so good for their country and so bad for the united states neither did the six other world leaders at the g. seven summit they were united in opposing trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum a move they say is likely to spark a trade war after the h

the c.e.o. of qatar airways has apologized after saying his job was too difficult for a woman but the spite that apology his remarks have sparked a new discussion at the international air transport association in the industry widely led by men. according to if it asked about the issue among middle east airlines in particular and why his job as head of his country's flag carrier couldn't be done by a woman the qatar airways chief executive gave a typically provocative answer the quantas c.e.o. alan joyce seated next to al baca tried to make light of the comments. well you know of course it has to be led by a man because it is it is a very challenging position and short of that i'm sure that. and i said i said he was going to stop saying controversial things thank you and it's a man it is god we're going to get i don't know we're going to. sort of you know i have to put a little bit off. fireworks and i want to motivate people to have more questions. defended his remarks saying that qatar airways w

thompson the c.e.o. of aig. thanks for. start from years ago we started projects and funding projects on the all star joined. tech so what is a. tech. industry for transparency so it all started by mistake in the sahara desert from being honest so i ran the event in two thousand and nine. hundred fifty one mile race six margins and six days in the sahara desert arrays over one hundred thousand dollars i gave between charity a charity. two things what's the impact where the money has gone missing traceability. even organizations n.g.o.s charities and then we came across actually as yourself. and then. what the change is not so much because. if we could create a situation where people actually have transparency and aid welfare remittances donations let's create a company that represents an industry was born all right. bring transparency aid sure so we. first of all so we're dealing with n.g.o.s and governments we have to make a very very simple so we are the first in the world to deliver international aid to syrian refugees on

as insurance to back the stop but they could also not have an elf this is what the c.e.o. of interactive brokers was very very worried about but on the upside down a downside that there may not be enough back up and liquidity to do it so it's difficult and i always say a lot of people there are gold bugs a lot of people don't want this catastrophe to come but you don't realize if the kind of cash too big nobody wins today sanctioning the house report thank you that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max keiser and stacy everett i think our guest. is if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time you know. i think. russia took a real blow to its sense of self turning fifty. some years i remember even six years ago when i first came here people kept apologizing to me for how terrible everything was that this wasn't like america and for people to be ashamed of their country was so different and now i don't really see that i see people are more proud of their country and i think putting his years stalin in particularly the grea

as insurance to back this up but they could also not have an elf this is what the c.e.o. of interactive brokers was very very worried about but on the upside down a downside that there may not be enough backup and liquidity to do it so it's difficult and i always say a lot of people there are gold bugs a lot of people don't want this catastrophe to come for you don't realize if the cat too big nobody wins today sanctioning the cows report thank you that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy everett like to thank our guests. if you want to catch us on twitter it's kaiser report until next time i know. my uncle gets a single boy to night. it's not. going to. get the quick. move on which i did on the gun show about the movies because of almost anything in the going to be a good show first it's the time when the sky who. still does not so much because i was it is a cause of it because you see a much. less . cut cut. cut. cut. kid a. little. does she don't consume don't gel you've been talking to her the whole joking there on the pa

world order various actors are affected countries are scrambling to fight to find the right position to say. intel c.e.o. brian. resigned started a company that he had a relationship with an intel and. a study by the international charity oxfam shows the biggest retailer the biggest buck big cat out of palmer's. a lock onto your business. funny ashore in berlin very nice to have you with us american tariffs are staring out the delicately balance world order countries are scrambling to find the right position to take given to u.s. demands or punish america that counter tariffs though many are opting for the second choice today was all about anti-terrorist activity. leading the charge against trump's tariffs the e.u. the blocks trade commission. on a visit to new zealand but it wasn't a holiday from tire of talk making clear the e.u. was not budging from its threat of countermeasures on american products the use tariffs come into effect on friday despite trade fears. to full trade war which would be bad for the whole world because we are so use eland is a new pin union we are so into linked in the global

reasons but we still welcome them and everyone in moscow concerning the comparison of the g seven as the c.e.o the purchasing parity of countries is bigger yes g seven countries are richer but the scale of the economy is bigger in the su countries but. let's cross live now to china our teams are down your whole can standing by after the russian president just made some comments there to the press covering some issue for example referring to the drama around trump with the g seven currently in effect in quebec in canada what other highlights do you have for us from the f c o on this sunday. other questions to mr bruton surrounding the g. seven meeting were pretty much inevitable given the publicity they've received as we heard there he very much extended an olive branch to mr trump to g seven leaders as well stating they are always welcome in moscow in particular and one journalist question about his much discussed meeting with donald trump that he agrees that this would be something constructive to shares many of donald trump's concerns including the one about building up of arms on the race h

role rather than the chairman's role because the c.e.o. is the operative guy who has to be able to oversee everything and to steer the company into a future but of course the investors i think probably didn't do that because they didn't see a leadership crisis as the right hand strength of the problems at the moment after all iran must is tesla after all ok looking at its balance sheet the company is underfunded it is cash flow negative as we say but musk says he won't go through any more this year can he make the company work financially. no talk to an analyst who oversees the broad picture and he. is that he doesn't believe that the company with the rate at which it's going through cash at the moment can avoid either getting new equity or getting your debt the company is already highly indebted it's valued very highly in the stock market and it's still turning a loss and you long must time and time again over the years that said profits just around the corner were on target and then another loss in the losses or are building up the proble

let's bring in to discuss the c.e.o. thank you so much for joining us. easure having you on program this morning, zeno staub. >> good morning. >> let me ask about the drivers to push you to make this business move. do they still exist? do you think that consolidation is rife around europe? >> no, not in private banking or private wealth management. size itself is not a driver to itself. it is only a match between client segment, focus and the proper size in order to underpin a strategy. so i think in private wealth you still have to look at it case by case. it is not fully fledged industrial drive towards consolidation. >> good morning, guy johnson in london. there is a feeling in the markets that you paid a fairly high price for this acquisition, that the premium was fairly rich. if that is true, does that reflect the fact that there is competition out there for assets? why did you feel you needed to pay such a high price for that asset? >> first, the price because fair and not high. second, why did we do it? it is a very rare asset that has a high value

talking about the c.e.o. of bomb shell announcement shaking up silicon valley intel a c.e.o. brian knight is out here resigned unexpectedly after the company said it learned that he had a consensual past relationship with an intel employee that violated the company's known fraternization policy which applies to all managers products joint entirely nine hundred eighty two as an engineer chief financial officer robert l. take over for the time being the company would launch an extensive search for a permanent replacement. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent to new york and squat to the u.s. has its very own policy when it comes to a relationship that's work is corporate policy all about war also or what is driving decisions like this one. well there's a bit more behind than just moral issues there is a pretty clear policy at a lot of u.s. corporations that managers are not supposed to have relationships with employees who report directly or indirectly to them so obviously the company is one to avoid that decisions might be influenced or old soul that some of

to be able to handle the audi business that normally a c.e.o. does which he can't do when he's in a prison cell but that announcement hasn't been made formally at the supervisory board member and will spread where the group headquarters are but so far we've heard nothing that of course does not shine that greater light on the management of the affair at some point will spring officials should have seen something like this coming and have something in store but they don't and the volkswagen chair is losing heavily again today talking of shale tumbling certainly they do so in asia and the reason of course is that the stakes have gotten even higher beijing now accused washington off of blackmail and vowed retaliation after u.s. president on a triumph threatened on monday to slap a ten percent levy on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese imports in the latest round of tit for tat exchanges in a rapidly escalating trade dispute between the world's two biggest economy these fresh threats follow what trump calls china's quote unacceptable decisi

unclear how hard the tab for that will be in the end for a dime lower but it sure puts pressure on the c.e.o. david such as he was under pressure before because of poor performance and the diesel scandal now with a profit warning not good for a c.e.o. . or to bars or to frankfurt stock exchange and talking about c.e.o. all bombshell announcement shaking up is shaking up silicon valley intel a c.e.o. brian exxon each is out he resigned unexpectedly off that a company said it learned that he had a consensual past relationship with an intel employee now that violated the company's non fraternization policy this applies to all managers because on its joint in telling one hundred eighty two as an engineer chief financial officer robert swan will now take over for the time being and the company will launch an extensive search for a permanent replacement let's get more on this from our financial correspondent to new york and squat to the u.s. has its very own policy when it comes to a relationship that's work is corporate policy all about war also or what is driving decisions like this one. well th

another bombshell in the diesel great saga audi's c.e.o. . has been detained over a fraud investigation time company comes from the arrested it's the latest development in the w.'s ongoing emissions cheating scandal. dealing with debts is all star it's the really the only way in the south of italy people hope the government will focus on reinvigorating the few remaining big. employees. in berlin this is the the view of business welcome after the arrest of c.e.o. hope a startling connection with the diesel gate scandal german luxury carmaker audi is set to receive an interim boss according to reports sales director short is likely to assume the position the w.'s supervisory board is meeting involves spoke today to confirm the decision german authorities arrested start low this morning as part of an investigation into emissions test cheating prosecutors said he was being held to two fears he could tamper with evidence things are getting a bit tight for audi c.e.o. stockleigh he's the first top executive in the auto industry to be arrested for hi

we used to serve the c.e.o. of qatar airways says the airline can shoulder losses for the foreseeable future and there's no need to ask the government for a bailout but he admits it will be a very different scenario for the company if the blockade becomes a long term reality for qatar natasha going in. doha. one of the major challenges of the blockade came when the four countries stopped selling fresh produce to count so immediately stocks needed to be replaced on supermarket shelves but there was also a push to start doing it with local projects how do you do that darwin only six percent of your land is actually fall mobil you get creative flora birdman they went to the northern cotta. these cows at the unlikely heroes of the year long blockade led by saudi arabia the saudis went almost overnight from providing eighty percent of conscious fresh milk to their room. to cushion the blow the farm flew and shipped in thousands of cows from europe and america and they bought state of the art technology to run a large

the c.e.o.talks about acquiring dib hub. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what'd you miss?" -- microsoft acquiring an open source coding platform for $7.5 billion in stock. the c.e.o. of microsoft discussed the deal with our emily chang earlier today. >> if you think what's happening in the world ound us, computing is in everything. it's part of precision agriculture or medicine or personalized education, personalized banking and is driven by software and every company is digital. linkdin staff, developers in nontech companies like retail, energy, is growing double digits. 25% higher growth rate there than even in the tech companies. that shows we are in the very early innings of what is going to be a set of tools and staff services that are required to empower every developer out there. so that's the real strategic rationale. if you think of microsoft, we have been a developer first company. that's how we got started with the developer tools. now we're all in on open source. and so

for a quick pause for the promotional cause but hang here because when we return we'll talk with the c.e.o. of zap dot org nick spann host plus lauren fix the car coach is back and we'll get up to speed on the auto industry news including tesla that some say turned into a flame thrower you heard correctly as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell mixed day on the stock but this point is notably up four percent for the day as we went to air above sixty seven hundred dollars we'll be right back. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guess what.

had when he took over as the c.e.o. of paper back in two thousand and sixteen was that the government as you mentioned did not interfere in the setting of those prices the government has been forced to act alone diesel prices fuel prices by up to twelve percent on a month by month basis to placate those striking truck drivers who have now gone back to work but again it's a very temporary reprieve they are back working they are delivering but if those prices go up again not just the truck drivers but much of the rest of the population of brazil would be unhappy with that the truck drivers enjoyed enormous support opinion polls given the more than eighty percent of the support of the population the all workers themselves working at the refineries at the all platforms also joining the strike a seventy two hours strike on wednesday calling for the resignation of the chief executive so in many ways the strikers with the backing of the people are gaining the upper hand here the government in a desperate situation there are ele

graying of america the young guns which is given some energy to the industry who are forward which the c.e.o. and founder of straw mark thank you we really appreciate it work about take care. and that wraps it up for this time the end of our eighteen hole for the we couldn't catch boom bust on direct t.v. channel three twenty one dish network channel to eighty or so dreamy twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. app show one thirty two or have always hit us up at you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. we'll catch you next week. and. my uncle the kid's name complete stable boy tonight i think. people are going to come because. it's not. going to. move on which i did a good show about the movies because of i'm listening to michael going to be a good show most of them when that's. not so much because i was it is a constant you know a million. dollar stunt is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos and minerals it was dismissive to me like you know this this is my complicity is going to sunday homey. no position the only palestinians who gets

this is great thirty four percent from the c.e.o. that they don't host series the whole playoffs i desisted been great. you know you know we set aside off with a championship so we've got a bunch of guys in the locker room that don't care about anything but just being better best for players every day when in the midst of the great history was made on saturday when south africa were led by a black captain for the fast time in a rugby test match and see achilles they will be very happy with the outcome the springboks came out on top in a try fest against england in johannesburg and despite the english building a commanding early lead the hosts came back to try on forty two to thirty nine. earlier the world champions new zealand crushed france by fifty two points to eleven in or planned in the first of a three test series the french actually led a hot time in the second half of the all blacks on unleashed all their might on the taurus and islands twelve match winning streak was born to an end in brisbane australia overcame the irish eig

and that in you but today we look beyond the legalities and to the bottom lines of the companies the c.e.o. and founder of the stocks are mode joins us for some of the most intelligent insight you'll get anywhere plus new information about ethical lapses by members of president trump's cabinet including his secretary of commerce wilbur ross has circuit surface that is not good r.t.s. alex pilotage gives us the details from toronto and we take a look at real estate in the city of london as chinese and hong kong investors have slowed down their buying from some of the huge highs not long ago our chief correspondent tells us why from london now let's get to the stories topping today's financial and business at present donald trump less than ten days after he insulted the canadian prime minister justin trudeau labeling him very dishonest and weak has insulted yet another allied leader this time as general german chancellor angela merkel whom mr trump criticized related to immigration policies tweeting that quote the people of germany are turning against their leadership and stating that crime

and its allies and what we could see going forward in the years to come is perhaps the c.e.o. aining importance and prominence in the international world order or president trumps arrival in singapore is being overshadowed by his early departure from the g. seven summit in canada there he refused to support a g seven joint communique which vowed to cut trade barriers a white house advisor is accusing canada's prime minister of stabbing the us in the back want germany says the u.s. has destroyed the group's trust john hendren reports from quebec city. the g. seven summit in canada began in crisis in ended in conflict u.s. president donald trump came late left early and ceded no ground as united states has been taken advantage of for decades and decades and we can't do that anymore i can gradually the leaders of other countries for so crazily being able to make these trade deals that was so good for their country and so bad for the united states neither did the six other world leaders at the g. seven summit they were united in opposing trumps tariffs on steel and aluminum a move

overhaul restructuring promised by mr flannery above and beyond the previously announced sell off the c.e.o. who has spent thirty years with the company insists all options to restore profitability are on the table as we reported here it will be delisted from the thirty stocks that comprise the dow jones industrial average today is officially the last day in that club. the u.s. house of representatives has passed legislate. to scale back nutrition assistance to less fortunate americans as part of a massive new farm bill the legislation is a long way to go it has not yet been considered by the us senate all that may occur in the coming days but the passage in the house is particularly significant in that it was not a bipartisan bill with both republicans and democrats supporting it that usually takes place the reason stems from the controversial provision related to changes in what is called the supplemental nutrition assistance program or snap or some people know it as food stamps which currently assist roughly forty million lower income americans here and tell us about the provision and wh

the c.e.o. of dima benz dieter zetsche a has ordered the recall of more than two hundred thousand vehicles in germany following some stuff was from the transport minister here in germany donna has now promised maximum speed on transparency over its dirty diesels they were fitted with software that turns off emissions controls under certain conditions to get around strict environmental standards over seven hundred thousand cars could be affected last year a little dime now has agreed to cooperate with german authorities it is denying any wrongdoing. meanwhile the c.e.o. of audi rupert startling has been implicated in the diesel gate scandal as well munich prosecutors say the then vesta gating him as well as another board member of the folks fund subsidiary the prosecutor's office says stoplight has been accused of fraud in connection with the ongoing emissions cheating scandal since the study of many now police have also searched his apartment as part of that and he was a geisha. and that's all yo