be the u. bank is the by far biggest multilateral and international lender when it comes to climate projects we have been very active when it came to be raised 4 years ago we're going to have seen that become a good idea of nations has made progress but not enough we have behind schedule when it comes to the carbonation objectives so we need a fresh start and it's so encouraging to see that this general assembly seems to be a very exciting one. a quantum leap in effort towards decarbonise ation. now earlier this year the i announce it would stop the financing fossil fuels can you get us up to speed in terms of how much has been achieved in this regard. well pretty much we have been out of court filings are for a very long time out of the other hand i must say that our energy living policy is not a resource dependent it's emission dependent and we believe that the gas emissions for instance are too high and can be maintained the most out of these fossil fuels so we are aware that it takes a transitio

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sentiments from them that said, the most important investor so far in this company has been soft bank include uing this high of $6 billion this year that's been reported as $47 billion value. i spoke to the man who runs soft bank bank this spring and he did discuss while he feels it's going to work as investment. >> growing so quickly and they're investing into the cap ex right? but it's a recurring revenue ongoing, recurring like a subscription. you know the subscription of magazines or newspaper and now netflix. netflix is still losing money but the value of the company's tremendous compared to other companies. >> and so there you at least have some sense. now of course he does figure strongly into what is going on surntly. others reporting that there's a consideration at least in terms of trying to get another corner stonement from soft bank to help under gird what it would be in terms of when they come to the public markets or whether they'd be willing to write another check to allow the company not to have to go public in the near term we'll see where it all plays out but from soft bank's per

u. n. tackles climate change the banking sector is pitching in as well. a hundred and thirty lenders including barclays citigroup answer citizen it has. signed on to a new framework of responsible banking principles. it meant means that the banks will have to consider the impact of the money that the loan. notably to oil gas and coal projects. what was announced it will assemble it's macbook pro computer in texas rather than china. it wiwill make it onene of the tech giant's few gadgets to escape the threat of new tariffs on products that are made in china and sold in the united states. apple has also received some waivers which will allow it to import some of the parts needed for that computer tariff free. donald trump has suggested that the decision could ultimately lead to a new apple factory in the united states. apple saying that it's open to. producing more of its products in the us but not directly commenting on that suggestion from the us president there you can see but one of the announcements there mark apple really treading a very very fine lin

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banks, security companies, all structured on one, interest rates. >> marginal reserves. >> everything on positive interest rates you take those decision loses u moneynegative interest rate world, the banking system doesn't work pensions don't work. >> how does the european system work they're doing a little fudging some creative movements? >> the european system works because we, the reserve currency is still positive. banks like deutsche bank are restructuring their entire worldwide reserve system to invest in u.s. dollars, because they got positive yields if we go down that road and go negative yields with them and cut everybody off from positive, i think the financial system is at severe stress than at that point. it's a huge mistake. >> so, basically, at some point, the president needs to put somebody on the federal reserve board that has an idea how to address this and i think you have an idea of who that might be. >> judy shelton. judy shelton has called for a new brentonwood agreement on interest rates >> brentonwood, get everybody together and figure pout what's going on with the foreign exchange side and how to make it better >> now we nee

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bank you take it home and you hold on to an out of concern. because we already had similar problems in the past. the prospect of a possible snap election the u. k. and questions about the government's brag that strategy. is making the british currency falter it was down as much as 1% against the us dollar earlier on. another major factor this monday's manufacturing data for august which says british actors production dropping at its sharpestate in seven years. yeah i just market pm i report suggests that european customers are moving away from u. k. based companies. ahead of that october thirty first greg that deadline. business conference also fell to a record low. earlier i spoke to also leave notes from rbc capital mararts about just how low the pound might go. and whwhether. or no deal briggs it is still the worst case scenario. so t the moments markets are currently pricing roughly 40% of an ideal breaks that we use bookmakers odds as the- best and i clearly proxy we have for it. and it's really a very uncertain situation we were actually just having a conversation here on the trading floor and wide range of opinions with somome people

u australian prime minister. in a press conference alongside the prime minister, president trump announced new sanctions against the iranian national bankpresident calls the highest level of sanctions ever imposed on a country. he also made these remarks with the possibility of going to war with iran. >> the easiest thing i can do. i can do it while you're here, would say go ahead, go do it. and that would be a very bad day for iran. that's the easiest thing i could do. it's so easy. for all of those who say, oh, they should do it. it shows weakness. actually, in my opinion, it shows strength. because the easiest thing i could do, go ahead. knock out 15 different major things in iran. i could do that. all set to go. >> joining me is white house correspondent jeff mason and msnbc national security analyst julian. >> what do you make of the president's comments so far today in talking about increasing sanctions on central bank and iran? >> number one, the president wants to show he's doing something and installing these sanctions is certainly a big step. but he also we play part of the clip. he's reluctant to go to a military action again

who is marriedt to a guy who went to prison for bank fraud which is also known as doctoring documents. this is ridiculous.they're tell- they told us it was a un the lines.etright? so they're telling us basically what the transcript says, don't worry about that. trump meant something he didn't say but on the other hand, you have the videotape of biden saying something but he really didn't mean it. if you notice, tucker, they are always saying the same thing. first you have adam schiff saying it's a mob shakedown. then you have blumenthal tweeting that it's a gangster shakedown and then hillary clinton's favorite journalist andrea mitchell saying it reminds me of the godfather. is there an echo in here? how about stephanopoulos? regeorge stephanopoulos breaks n on the press conference ands says to an unrepentant president. maybe because he didn't do anything. then he says, and he's also somewhat untruthful. talk about a guy who should know something about untruthful presidents. bill clinton, he worked for lost his law license, was impeached, lied under oath. this is really ridiculous. and how about ilhan omar and hillary clinton telling us no

u n. he was taken into custody in sacramento county. now detectives say that hurt is on federal probation for a series of bank robbers which occurred back in 2011. he faces several charges tonight, including robbery. and probation violation. tropical depression. imelda has fun moving out of texas not but not before leaving a path, destruction the storm which never formed into an actual hurricane killed at least 2 people camila bernal has the latest from texas. >>to reverse the most. >>texas rescue crews and the us coast guard saving lives conducting more than 400 high water rescues. >>they brought them out >>police say one man died at a hospital after being rescued from his submerged car for some unknown. the power of the current dripping 9 barges away from their moorings underneath the i 10 bridge, at least one striking a bridge along an interstate and another carrying an unknown hazardous substances. one says barges at our moved out in the wate lowered we'll be able to assess the damage fully. and for many there was no time left to salvage belongings, how you know with us. >>we might have to go to come back folks. >>the danger of tryi

in the u. 2 comments will have said we lost because morgan did not go bankrupt or the price of silver did not go to $500.00 but here is victory here is altering the fraudulent activity of a bank the biggest bank in the world supported by the biggest military in the biggest state department in the biggest treasury in the world j.p. morgan here's the headline j.p. morgan has cornered the silver market by a manipulation aug 28th the world's largest stockpile of privately owned silver 500000000 ounces is owned by one of the world's large. banks j.p. morgan chase in just 5 years i after our crash j.p. morgan by silver campaign launched here on kaiser report in just the past 5 years this article points out j.p. morgan chase has accumulated the largest holding a physical silver in the world in fact prior to j.p. morgan there was only one other entity that owned more physical silver and that was the u.s. government and that was over a century ago when silver coinage was in common use so you you identifying their weakness their vulnerability not going to the government or pleading to people to help us and give us some food stamps or bail us out it's like you identified the predatory p

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u s just days before the anniversary of 9.11. a couple in pennsylvania is facing theft charges today after allegedly using money that was accidentally deposited into their bankccount. reporter peggy lee has more. >>state police say the couple living here at this home on cypress tree in montoursville got themselves into hot water after spending money that wasn't theirs. investors say robert and tiffany williams had $120,000 deposited into their count at bb and t on may 31th. her mistake by a teller but instead of contacting the bank about the deposit. the couple allegedly spent most of the money on 2 and a half weeks between june 3rd to the 19th neighbors were stunned. >>that is kind of shocking new with all procedures the banks have set up and you know checking and double checking triple checking. there's no way anyone gets away with that stuff. state police say the williams bought an suv to 4 wheelers a camper. >>a car trailer. police say the winds also use the money on bill's car repairs cash purchases and even gave $15,000 to friends in need of money and we knew check in with the bank for 3, 4 get anything. >>i i'm not that don't know me some people do st

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