we'll leave it there the co-ceo of ejf capital. do not miss cnbc's exclusive interview with joe biden the former price president is currently leading the democratic polls. that is happening later tonight. >>> french computers are braced for wide-spread delays ahead of a strike of public sector workers that will hold much of the country's transit system they want to stop the government from the major pension reforms with us to talk about the strikes. almost 25 years ago, they tried to do the same thing that unleashed a couple of weeks of massive demonstration and then he backed down. do we have any signal that these strikes will be different and how the government likely will respond? >> it is the pandora box of politics always a tricky one. macron is taking on the challenge. he's carrying on with the program. all in consultation, the government is coming after this again and again talking to the unions the strike today is that the indefinite and preemtiff strike. all we know is that the macron government was to put the one centraliz

he is a professor of history at the university of cincinnati and the co-author of "where the river burned: carl stokes and the struggle to save cleveland." let me begin, though, by asking physically where are you located and explain what happened 50 years ago this month. david: hi, thanks for having me. we are sitting near the mouth of the cuyahoga river, which is to say we are sitting where the cuyahoga reaches lake erie. so you can see over my shoulder, one of the railroad trestles that crosses the cuyahoga river. there is a lot of bridges in cleveland. downtown cleveland is to my left. to my right is ohio city neighborhood in the city of cleveland. we are sitting down in the area called the flats, which are the lands right along the cuyahoga river. they run up several miles. this is the former industrial area of the city of cleveland, and 50 years ago on june 22, 1969, there was a fire on the cuyahoga river at the end of navigation, couple of miles south of here, end of navigation meaning boats could not go farther upstream. this is where a couple of low railroad trestles blocked some

an importantly the co-host of the podcast with david axelrod. >> gentlemen, welcome to you both. is there is any real risk to the democratic party by doing this. >> the guy? minnesota voted against, it is interesting. he's the farmer's friends and he's unbeatable. he could pay a price for going against impeachment. his activist in a tough race are going to hold it against him. there are a couple who are in those district and they're going to bend the politics. >> eugene, the topic came up

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the co—founders of google, larry page and sergey brin, are stepping aside from running the company.he tech billionaire elon musk tells a court he did not literally call a british cave diver a paedophile. and the winner is — all of us. the turner art prize is awarded to the four shortlisted artists after they declare themselves a collective. with president trump in london at an international summit, his opponents in washington have moved against him, with the next phase of the impeachment inquiry that has the potential to remove him from office. he has described it as an "unpatriotic witch—hunt, a one—sided sham." but the latest report from the house of representatives, which is dominated by the democrats, claims there is "overwhelming" evidence that mr trump placed personal political interests "above the national interests of the united states", pressuring a foreign government to interfere on his behalf in next year's presidential election. please be warned there is flash photography in this report from peter bowes. page after page the case to impeach donald trump. overwhelming evid

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. >> with us is the professor of history with the university of cincinnati and the co-author of "wherehe river burned". physically, where are you located and explain what happens 50 years ago this month. >> hi, steve, thanks for having me. we are sitting at the -- near the mouth of the cuyahoga river, the can cuyahoga reaches lake erie. but can see one of the many railroad pretrestles that cross the cuyahoga river. downtown cleveland is to my left and to my right is a neighborhood in the city of cleveland. we're sitting near the flats, the lands along the cuyahoga river. they run up several miles. this is the former industrial area of the city of cleveland. and 50 years ago, on june 22nd, 1969, there was a fire on the cuyahoga river at the end of navigation a couple miles south of here, end of navigation meanimea meaning boats could not go further upstream. this is where a couple of low railroad trestled blocked some debris coming downstream. that's not unusual. the piers from the bridge got soaked in oil which also was not unusual, and then there was a spark, perhaps from a passing tr

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frederick kerrest, the co-founder of okta, that stock up more than 90% this year we're joined by brad gerstner who helped us take stock of what's happening in the valley throughout the year. deirdre bosa is with us, covered the ipo and venture capital markets closely as anybody it's great to have both of you here so brad, interesting year to say the least. uber, lyft, they go public wework blows up. what do you make of the whole thing? >> i think last time we were together you heard bill gerly and i said risk premiums in the late stage venture capital market were too low. so since we were here a lot has changed. wework was pulled, radical change in its valuation, we've seen the public markets pull back in how they're treating money losing businesses and demand they perform before the value correct. so i think we've had a healthy re-set of that late-stage market, but it's left the mid stage and early stage largely uneffected in silicon valley. >> you have a front row seat. >> yeah. i started out the year by sitting down with adam neumann and him telling me they were ready for an ipo at

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it'll be totally different to the other two. costher two, we were just a small group of normandy veterans. but nothing as big as this one. they're aged between 90 and 101. for some, this will be the last time they're able to make the trip. did you ever go to caen? 0h, did i go to caen! well, we shelled the hell out of it. we took caen on the 8th ofjuly. it'll be an amazing adventure. i kept in touch with quite a few of my comrades. there's always quite a comradeship. not that we ever talked a great deal about all the things we done, i don't think any of us ever did. you were doing what you were told to do and hoped everything was going to be ok. i'm looking forward to meeting other veterans, certainly. when these men boarded ships and landing craft injunei941i, many of them had no idea what lay ahead. i wanted to go in the air force, but everybody else did, so i was given the option then of the army and navy, the royal marines, and my mother thought i'd look better in navy blue, so we joined the navy. ended up as a sub—lieutenant, o

the important stuff co m es from the community.efighter and the community supports the firefighters so community supports the firefighters so much more than the government does. allee willis, who co—wrote the theme song for the sitcom, friends, has died at the age of 72. ms willis won grammies for other work, but she's still best known for penning the long—running theme song. danny aeberhard looks back at her life and work. it was the late 1970s, and though they might not have known it, people across the world were strutting their stuff to allee willis. boogie wonderland, the disco anthem she co—wrote for earth, wind and fire. she also worked with the band members on another of their classics, september. allee willis was born in detroit, the motor city of motown fame. a white girl who spoke of sitting on her lawn, absorbing the sounds of black america — the drums, the bass, the background vocals, leaking through the walls of homes in her neighbourhood. she couldn't play an instrument, but she had rhythm in her head. her career blos

how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the cofour year ago we worked with the serviced and got to know the kid one of the things we figured out was that they didn't know how to cook. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series

the co-op plan, which we talked about a little bit is one of those concepts. this is the concept that mayor licardo from san jose, working with other public officials throughout pg&e service territory embraced the concept of a co-op, which is a non-profit ownership structure for pg&e. since we reported on this last, we have gotten a number more of local government signatories to that concept and they distributed broad principles around that concept. the co-op principles address some of the concerns we had with the concept, particularly around the lack of trance -- transparency and the structure of the g.o.overning board. so, that approach doesn't speak yet to how local level decision making on distribution grids, you know, local distribution grids would interact with that co-op, but it definitely shows a lot of alignment with the interest we have in addressing the corporate culture concerns we have with pg&e. then of course there's an ongoing dialog on various yul y utility markets that we're continuing to monitor. as things mature there, we will come and brief

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you're the co 0 chief operating officers. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> we want to hear what it does and how people can support you, where you're located. so start about -- start with the where. >> sure. project homeless connect has just recently moved into our new neighborhood really welcomed wonderfully. we're neighbors. we're sharing facilities with st. mark's lutheran church and it has been a wonderful sim be iott tick relationship where we're all engaged with our neighbors and the urban life center all frying to support people in need. >> it has been around for awhile. 15 years. which one of you could tell us some of the history. >> yes. >> we began in 2004 and we started really with a community wide effort led by, then, mayor gavin newsom and fellow community members to bring together a number of services in one day to make sure that people experiencing homelessness could access services more easily. we started with that big event and since then, we have expanded our services to much more. >> i was looking at y

and if the bbc can persuade ruth jones and james corden the co—writers to return to it, the door, nond bbc one would really love to have more gavin and stacey. the reason we had to wait nine years is because he has gone to make his fortune in the united states? ruth jones has been busy doing stuff like stella, james corden has been off in the us becoming a huge star over there with his late late show and with corporal karaoke etc. —— car pull. he is not doing it because the bbc are offering him barrel loads of cash but because he has a real affection for the show and what it means that the audience and if you wa nted means that the audience and if you wanted proof of what it did need to the british public, those viewing figures yesterday means it has now been elevated into that very select group we like to call classic british comedy is. the audience out there will be expecting, whether on not to get it, who knows, but they will be expecting that there will be more, perhaps not big series of gavin and stacey but more special. and there is less grip something like this bringing it bac

receny he was also he lost that positrecently, but he and his party are still the most popular in the co mtry, polling ore than 30% andi savlhas his eye on a comeback. the league recently won in umbria, yet anothehistorically left-winregion in central italy. roberto menotti with the aspen has successfully capitalized one the issue that's kept europe in knots inecent years, migration, makina dramatic promise to voters about the flow of migrants into the country. >> the argument in previous governments, center-le governments especially was we will manage the phenomenon for you. we cannot stop the flow. now salvini is actually sending a different message. we will actuallyry to stop the flow which in the past essentially no government really even tried to make as an argument. >> reporter: menotti says the league's slogan, "italians first" is of thethat may sound familiar to americans. >> and of course, it has aan truming to it. so a feeling that you have to make sure that most of your national resources actually go to your own citizens first. so that feeling is very widespread and certainly

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relationship with the land embracing sustainable practices and we'll look at what's coming up at the co-op the annual climate talks taking place this year in madrid. we begin with something which quite literally supports us the land we live on it's produced much phosphate from it and depend on it for other things such as fuel and clothing it since head rule to the planet's carbon cycle drawing carbon dioxide down from the atmosphere through plants and trees and storing it in the soil but we're destroying it in august the i.p.c.c. that's the u.n. body charged with assessing the science on climate change found the lands ability to sustain life is declining scientists reinforced what many farmers in vulnerable communities already know that global warming is obsessing food systems reducing harvests and intensifying poverty and hunger but our land practices a making the impacts of climate. and it changed much worse one 3rd of the planet's ice free land is degraded due to deforestation agriculture and other land uses which together account for nearly a quarter of greenhouse gas emissions the

get on a bus to get an apple or a pear or like tomatoes to fit into their meals my my name is ryan the colthy store he coalition we work in the neighborhood trying to support small businesses and improving access to healthy produce in the tenderloin that is one of the most neighborhoods that didn't have access to a full service grocery store and we california together out of the meeting held in 2012 through the major development center the survey with the corners stores many stores do have access and some are bad quality and an overwhelming support from community members wanting to utilities the service spas we decided to work with the small businesses as their role within the community and bringing more fresh produce produce cerebrothe neighborhood their compassionate about creating a healthy environment when we get into the work they rise up to leadership. >> the different stores and assessment and trying to get them to understand the value of having healthy foods at a reasonable price you can offer people fruits and vegetables and healthy produce they can't afford it not going to be ab

. >>> coming up, this he are four republicans who will here afterbecome known as the co-founders of aroup to channel the plk -- much. one of the co-founder is with us here next. >>> he calls impeachment an illegal coup, and he claims, quote, more due process was afforded to those accused in the salem witch trials, end quote. i mean are you kidding me? innocent people were tortured and hung. their corpses were thrown in shallow graves. an 80-year-old farmer named giles cory was placed between boards and crushed to death. for the president to say he is being treated worse than the salem witch trials is unhinged. >> some prove dent conservatives are now taking formal steps to talk the president's re-election. the group, which includes rick wilson, john weaver, our own contributor steve schmidt, and george conway, the very husband of kellyanne, are forming a super pac they call the lincoln project. in today's "new york times" op-ed, the organizers write this among other things. over these next 11 months, our efforts will be dedicated to defeating president trump and trumpism at the ballot

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-director of the center for the political future at the university of southern california and co-host of the podcast "hacks on tap," said affectionately with david axelrod. eugene, yesterday he had already picked something of a fight with macron of france. today this happened. where do you rank this trip on overseas trips by this president thus far? >> not his favorite. he keeps trying to regain the magic. remember that first trip to saudi arabia where he touched the magical orb? >> the glowing orb. who could forget the dance of the swords? >> he's been trying to recapture that magic ever since and it just didn't happen at this nato summit where as you said the cool kids did apparently all gather around and talk about him and laugh at him. in his absence. you know, how many times did president trump when he was campaigning say oh, we're being laughed at under previous presidents, they're laughing at us, and he has this thing about being laughed at and it happened. he obviously was not happy with it. he's not happy with impeachment going on back home. not a happy guy right now. >>

the co—founders of google, larry page and sergey brin, are stepping aside from running the company they the billionaire founder of electric car company tesla, has told a court he did not literally call a british cave diver a paedophile. the tech billionaire, seen here, told the defamation trialjury he was simply defending himself from unprovoked insults. the spat with vernon unsworth took place as the diver was helping rescue young soccer players trapped in a cave in thailand. sophie long has more. well, the first opening statement came from vernon unsworth‘s lawyer, the man leading his legal team. and he told the court all about that rescue that you talk about, the rescue that really captured the world's attention, and how that despite that, when the world was celebrating, vernon unsworth had gone on television and given an interview in which he was asked about elon musk‘s attempt to help, the submarine, the mini—submarine he offered, and how he had dismissed it in that television interview as a pr stunt. he then talked about the tweets, the succession of tweets that came from elon mus

. >> as late as summer 2019 the co-working company was considered one of the most valuable startups withce tag. more than airbnb and spacex. but in just a few months, that valuation has vanished and the very future of the company is in doubt. to understand how this happened, it all starts with the company's now former ceo and founder adam neumann. >> adam neumann is the co-founder and was the ceo for a long time. he came over to new york for college after being in the israeli navy and started a baby clothing line with knee pads. >> his landlords were showing him a building in brooklyn where he came up the idea of sub -dividing that space with his co-founder, a trained architect, and they came up with a plan and they started a company called green desk, which they sold. it was the first iteration of wework, which they started in 2010. >> a new environment for the workspace. co-working was where it started. today there is a movement in changing the way people work. >> 2010 was a great time to start a co-working office with lots of empty office buildings and vacancies. we were a sensible so

going child zachary and cross off with the most prominent victims of the look of shame co regime but they were not the only ones. every year the vigil in minsk commemorates the victims. with the disappearance of the 3 politicians the country's chances of democratic development also vanished useless gun larry's remorse there is a sense of guilt if these people were still alive things would be different in belarus today those. were a lot of things would be better today and most importantly there would be no one here we would have a say in things of soccer want gone char was still alive. only shows us a figure of an angel it's a present from elena the eldest daughter of the minister of the interior who disappeared only visited her in germany. she said this angel is for you elena zucker nccam editor self it's a guardian angel. on the evening of may 7th 1999 yuri 2nd rank i had nobody to help or protect him. the death squad drove him to a military training ground around 20 minutes outside of minsk. the pistol that was used to assassinate him was a special model built for close range use th

she shared the co-ceo title. was a remarkable scoop by eric chester because he was considered to be the wells fargo ceo at one point. she has a lot of options for her moving forward. ceo of nissan beginning his first week. what can we expect to hear from him? main can expect that his goal will be to set out a plan and to calm concern about leadership at the top of this company which is under pressure from all sorts of different directions. he has a reputation as being a not and thoughtful leader, someone as flashy as -- there were some risk involved in that. this is a signal there are not worried about taking as big risks. they want to morecambe contemplative title. somebody who is not going to make big waves but will restore confidence. is the claim from tax authorities presenting the carmaker with a hefty bill related to its 2014 restructuring. what is it mean for fiat. >> the italian tax authorities are claiming that they undervalued their chrysler unit when the merger was going to pull the business away from

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she was also one of the co—writers for the theme for the smash tv series, friends — i'll be there forlion records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame, last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents, from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. allee willis who has died at the age of 72. the resort where three people died following an incident in one of their pools say there are no concerns relating to the pool or the procedures the club carried out. a father and his two children reportedly drowned after being found unresponsive at club la costa world, near fuengirola. the foreign office says it's supporting a british woman, at the resort. divers in the s

taps but no one knows with any certainty had the company's structured end run around co avoid publicity as far as possible its shares will only be listed on the stock exchange there are questions about just how large it's sited reserves really are not to mention the uncertainty around or oil prices and a move towards renewables crown prince mohammed bin simon wants to reduce his country's reliance on oil revenues from around close i.p.o. will be used to accelerate the pivot towards the tourist industry and to ramp up development of renewable energy like spoke earlier today with middle east expert from the institute. he asked why iran has choosing now to go public. they hope that the i.p.o. can help or i'm quoting his international isolation strategy crew closer into linkage between oil production and refining in petrochemical production and expansion of export business most notably to asia and of course an i.p.o. can help heal also with the debt issuance that was for example used to finance to put chase of the 30 percent big stake by a ram co recently that is one reason

she was also one of the co—writers for the theme for the smash tv series, friends — i'll be there forlion records, small wonder she was inducted into the songwriters‘ hall of fame, last year. but this party—loving, compassionate, multi—talented dynamo, described as gloriously eccentric, never lost sight of her roots. she loved her home town, detroit, embarking in later life on a mammoth musical project, commissioned to help reinvent a city that had seemed crippled by the decline of the motor industry that had helped build it. it involved thousands of musicians, vocalists and residents, from across the city. and, as with everything else allee willis did in life, it had soul. remembering american songwriter, allee willis. in australia, the annual sydney—hoba rt yacht race is getting started. more than 165 teams are taking part in what is the 75th running of the competition. but this year sees something new — the first indigenous crew is taking part. the bbc‘s tim allman explains. some final checks for the crew of the tribal warrior. in a race steeped in history and tradition, this is a

among a few sky and so our government ministries and local municipalities soon the co-operative plans to start processing waste rubber glass and paper. to asia now where hong kong's once mighty retail sector is facing a gloomy christmas the retail so season says over 10 percent of the territory's retailers. thousands of shops could close in the next 6 months behind the bleak forecast economic uncertainty due to those ongoing democracy protests. hong kong is legendary for its shopping but the scenes of mayhem in a hong kong shopping mall just days before christmas show why there is little festive cheer for the territory's retailers this year. protesters are taking aim at hong kong's key retail sector to press home their demands for democracy. district elections last month showed strong support for protests but the demonstrators have disrupted christmas shoppers and clashed with the police. and uncertainty about hong kong's future means that the mood among those who do venture out to places like times square is bleak. definitely you expand us than before and it's because they were durin