the scholars conclude the letter by calling for as full an unbiassed an accounting of past wrongs as possible to promote peace and friendship in asia. >>> this is the season when many japanese companies release their earnings reports for the year that ended in march. let's go to ai uchida from the business desk. let's get the numbers from you. what do the results look like so far? >> we are seeing a bit of a mixed picture. we are seeing the weaker yen boost the bottom lines at a lot of firms. but on the other hand falling crude oil prices pushed down profits for some oil companies. let's take a look at nintendo. it is back in the black for the first time in four years. nintendo officials say the firm posted an operating profit of $206 million the weaker yen boosted sales on the wii u video game console in the u.s. and europe. but sales fell 3.8% in yen terms to $4.6 billion. that's because sales of the 3ds game console were lower than expected. >>> lower crude prices have caused edemitsu kosan to post its first net loss in ten years. the net loss was close to $1.2 pull. officials say

>> you are asking a conservative if a well-known liberal is going to be unbiassed? >> you have had a lot of exposure to him. >> i have known him a long time. >> do you consider him unfair? >> i think he has been far more biassed on the lifted side of things over the past, and the way he conducted the debates with republicans, i think it revealed a bias. i have no issues with george he is a nice guy, but everybody has political views. >> you went on his show? >> i went on his show plenty of times, and, look i am used to that. the way i would look at the situation is he just basically revealed that he is who he was, and you know, and is that person. most people most conservatives expect this but i think he probably should have used and exercised better judgment because he is supposed to be objective, or at least appear to be objective, and this doesn't help him do that. >> on amtrak, funding has decreased over the last years for amtrak and do you think in light of this recent crash where the ntsb has said that positive train control, this ability using gps to slow a t

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investigation when there is a officer-involved death that the investigation is done independently and unbiassedible and before this there was a shooting two blocks where this incident occurred and that led myself and another lawmaker to take a look at these investigations and to make sure they were done as independently as possible so the public had confidence in the outcome. >> representative are you comfortable that madison police have things under control? they gave a two-day warning the announcement would be coming out, and how are they preparing today, do you know? >> well, look i think that it was good to get some notice that this was coming. nobody does peaceful protests better than madison, wisconsin. we have a strong tradition in madison, wisconsin, of peacefully raising our voices. i am confident, whatever happens today, the people of this city my community, they will handle themselves in a peaceful and law until manner. >> i hear you were near where tony robinson was shot. can you tell us about that? >> well i was across the street at the gas station and pulled into the gas station a

make sure that investigations when there is an officer-involved death are done independently and unbiassedpossible. several years before this shooting there was an officer-involved shooting not two blocks from where this incident occurred and that's really led myself and another lawmaker to take a look at these investigations and to make sure that they were done as independently as possible so that the public had confidence in the outcome. >> let's bring in cnn's ryan young live in madison, wisconsin, this morning. ryan what do you expect to happen today? >> reporter: good morning, carol. people are bracing for it. several people have walked by us asking us questions do we have any idea what will happen today. protests are planned regardless of this decision. one thing we should mention is the way that the madison police department handled this in the initial says. so much information was given the family was calling for peace. when people started to walk in the street and take over the capitol, you had someone there always in the crowd making sure the situation didn't get out of hand. now

the choice of boston as the location for this trial, and whether citizens of boston could truly be unbiassed in this case. how likely is it that any of these appeals would succeed on tsarnaev's behalf? >> well, the appeal is going to have to allege that there was some legal error in the proceedings. and these were proceedings that were tried by a very able defense team, and certainly in my observation, the trial was extremely fair. the ruling that is i would think very likely is going to be the ruling on venue. the claim is going to be that he has a right to a fair trial. that's a constitutional right and he was unable to get it in boston. he made a proper request for transfer to another venue and the court denied that and that error denyied him fair trial. i think that would be the argument that would be made in appeal. those appeals are occasionally successful. but the trial judge has a tremendous amount of discretion to run the trial and to select the venue. i think the showing would have to be extraordinarily persuasive. if we were handicapping it, i would be doubtful that that would pre

he's a journalist, he's supposed to be unbiassed. some of the video of his interviews, he's not tough on both sides. he's mainly tough recently just on people who want to be president opposed to hillary clinton. >> except for one thing, he's always treated me nice. i don't know why. i don't get it. he's been very nice to me. i've always liked him. i think he can recover. he should have announced it or he shouldn't have apologizes. when people apologize, like the nfl commissioner when he started apologizing all the time, that's when your enemies go after you, really go after you. so i think he should have said i did it. he said that and then he started apologizing profusely. once you apologize you're saying you're wrong. he should not have done that. i'm -- if i was representing him. with all of that being said, he should have revealed it. but he's always treated me nicely. when people treat me nicely i have to be respectful. that's why i like you folks. >> but you were in that -- being treated with respect because what you've done fo

said the baltimore police department should be the model adopted by agencies all across america for unbiassedicing. so they went from two months ago being a model police agency to now all of a sudden being in an organization that has nothing but a bunch of racist ogors. you can't go from one -- two months baltimore p.d. was the model. the mayor sat on that task force that was put together by president obama and was taking bows for her police department but now for political expediency she throws them under the bus for deflection. >> mark? >> they might be mutually exclusive, but why are we presuming that the case made two months ago was the correct one when there's evidence to suggest this moment is correct? if we don't, i can't decide who is right whether the president was right two months ago, why not have a doj investigation? there's still not an argument for why a doj investigation shouldn't be made. the only argument you have made is that the president may be wrong about policing in baltimore two months ago. >> we know the commissioner has said there's work to be done in my police depart

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i don't want to give the impression i'm unbiassed here. >> a lot in emerging markets.ng it in other places too. >> we do. obviously, we have a big chunk in european equities. probably $75 billion in euro equities and uk equities and probably close to $100 billion in emerging markets. but you're quite right. in mandates where we make the asset allocation we are more developed markets in the moment. >> and do you put the u.s. in the same position as europe where you think stocks here are likely to fall just because they're in too good a position or how would you rate going down? asia and then emerging markets are first. who comes in second and third? >> well i think, if you look at a poll shall we say, of all the top ten hedge fund managers at the moment they would all rate china number one and india number two and probably japan, europe and the u.s. number five. and as we know the opposite normally occurs in these things. the issue with the u.s. is it's still 50% of the world's index. and most european fund managers have been underweight in the u.s. it's too late really