partnership have gone i need to hurry i'm glad that the american president lissa port that negotiations travis atlantic trade and investment partnership would reinforce our larger transatlantic relationship which has been the foundation for our prosperity and security in the trenches have already been dug in this economic war of attrition. it also really fing is this extended news hour but stay with us because in a run five minutes time my colleague andrew former will be here with all the global news. out of. our own persona. tomorrow. girl is the dog the one school and the people. bosler the dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live or is it. going. to. go crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life in them a little bit before this on this national development it was such a traditional story some not just comes by you some but yes you've done as we know is by no means a school but there's a lot of my people while the city's tried desperately not to collapse all powerful corporations collect the profit of. who put the couple who probably global

. >>> atlantic city will unveil a tribute today to late radio and television personality pinky travisemorating travis's work life and work. >>> also jersey shore, wild woods host the 94th marbles tournament. compete on the beach. the tournament runs through thursday. >>> well, it was a father's day to remember for a south jersey firefighter. >> that's because father's day was david's first day as father. his daughter was born late saturday night. davis first father's day will be one he'll never forget. >> really didn't know what time or day it was. then everybody started grating me on facebook. just in time for father's day. i'm like, oh, it is father's day. people get to barbecue for father's day. i got a daughter for father's day. >> davis tells us both mom and little alison are doing quite well. >> that's quite a gift for father's day. >> how about that. >>> just about ten before five right now. it's monday now. looking forward, looking to your ride to work. >> let's check in with jessica looking at 95. >>> watches 95 on the southbound side. just around the cameras. a second ago, t

of bloomberg "businessweek," derek thompson of "the atlantic" and mike isaac of the "new york times." >> this was pretty stunning in the sense travis., had full control of the company in almost every way. he was c.e.o. he had voting control. and he had board control. so he had to be the one to decide to step away, and it's something that was pretty much unthinkable a few months ago. >> glor: derek it will be led by someone, least for now, other than travis kalanick. but travis kalanick was and is uber. >> exactly right. travis is as responsible for the bottom line, rest new, as the culture. in many ways the revenue came out of culture, this incredible relentless focus on improving the product, making sure it was as good as possible, growing, growing, growing, and allowing some of the top reformers in the country get away with that with what we now know was heinous behavior. >> glor: the company is still losing money. >> they have big battles in many sphaeps they have been pouring money from venture capitalists for years and years subsidizing every ride we take while pushing their drivers to accept less and less money, and the fact