$30000000.00 worth of united fruit company shares. if this made him one of the richest men in the united states and also united fruit biggest shareholder. in 1933 he dismissed the company's board of directors and took singlehanded control as one magazine headline put it budget owner who swallowed the whale. tree 56 years of age samuel summary was the uncontested king of bananas. was an empire cannot stand still if it doesn't grow it fails. the 2nd world war froze international trade. but the post-war era brought the promise of reconstruction and economic growth and new markets for united fruits bananas summary found just the man to conquer these markets edward bernays a pioneer of his own kind and a master. public relations and advertising. about who could shape reality according to his client's wishes. in the 1920 s. edward bernays had persuaded american women to start smoking convincing them that the cigarette was a torch of liberty the instrument of their emancipation. back then he was for the powerful american tobacco company. it i

those of the united fruit company and other north american monopolies. they've invested in latin america they fear the example of guatemala could spread to other nations. after becoming president with support from the united states custody a lot of mass cancelled the measures taken by the outer bands government. land reform was abandoned the land was returned to united free. but neither stability nor security followed. after the coup quater mile i was thrown into a civil war that continued until 1996. it left more than 100000 dead a 1000000 displaced and tens of thousands missing. the myall indians were among the victims there was talk of genocide. fearing financial loss the united fruit company blocked all reforms in guatemala taking into account the risk of fueling younger among the people. in january $959.00 cuban revolutionaries took advantage and overthrew the but the regime. evan estell che guevara fidel castro's ally was in guatemala. he had been radicalized by the overthrow of a cold war arbenz he no longer believed in reform but in revolution. th

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states and employs hundreds of thousands of people, any of whom are represented by unions like the united fruit and commercial workers in our union. these americans work hard to support themselves and their families, like workers and other, and they deserve the same rights and protections in states like ohio. workers and businesses find it difficult to access the banking system, and that puts them in the americans they do business without risk. no matter how you feel about marijuana, we have a duty to look out for the workers who work in this industry and represent their communities. dealing in large amounts of cash puts a robbery target on workers, could make it harder to monitor transactions in combat money laundering. getting paid in cash means it is difficult to get i prefer the income to get a loan. back in force workers to turn to like paydays lenders and check services that charge high fees and interest rates, trapped people in a cycle of debt, and make low income people even poorer. companies and workers who have found a bank willing to handle the business pay high fees and are limited

fruit. >> officials say the flies were likely brought into the united states by people with illegal fruit.oping to kill the flies with organic bait treatment place within a 1 1/2 mile radius from whether fruit flies were found. >>> chief meteorologist, bill martin joins us to talk about the weather. a little warmer today and it looks nice for the weekend . >> the weekend is shaping up after a summer of kind of not really summer weather. we have had a lot of summer weather that has been below average in temperature, cloud cover, temperatures in the 70s last weekend where it should be 80s and 90s. this weekend will be summer. today, we got back up 91 at antioch, one of the warmer spots. 91 in -- 92 in fairfield, 91 in concord and mild around the bed hours. in saturday, that may be the warmest day of the potential for some low plac fairfield and vacaville. i have not seen those in a while so it will seem off. is that unusual for july? you know it is not. it is about what we expect. we have been on the other end of this thing. we've been very cool, below average so now these 90s are going to f

often awesome light of the american army, navy, air force, coast guard, and the united states marines. we had a budget of fruit when i first came in. $700 billion and then i went to $716 billion. and i won't even tell you what this one is, i can only tell you it is even more. we have rebuilt things that nobody ever thought was possible to rebuild. we have upgraded our nuclear, very, very powerfully. we never want to have to use it. thewe have the best in world on every aspect of they bring solace into the hearts of our friends and it strikes fear into the hearts of our enemies. our military today is more powerful, by far, then ever before. -- than ever before. we could not have said that three years ago. we are giving our fighters the tools they need to fight and win with overwhelming force. after years and years of budget cuts and all of the things they have been doing to set us back with our military, we have more than made up for all of it. we have new tanks and submarines and planes and missile systems operating. any battlefield will be a battlefield on which we win. we have given our service members the l

i think mexico realizes if they want a fruitful relationship with trade with the united states, theyave to protect americans from the caravan coming through carrying drugs and potential diseases and murderers and rapists and all sorts of mischief that we don't want in america. i think the president is winning the p.r. battle. i agree with everything mr. homan said. blake: do you agree when he was asked about the zero tolerance family separation policy? >> we made clear when the stories first came out about children being separated from their mothers. no one wants to see a child taken from their mother's hands. at the same time these facilities weren't set up to hold and to house the number of people they are housing. they certainly weren't set up for children. when they show a picture and it doesn't look like a good place for children, it's because it wasn't designed for that. president trump is following the same policy that began with president clinton on family policies at the border. congress has to step up. mr. homan was correct in what he said in his testimony today and take ac

the united states went into el salvador as we did in all of central america, at one point, the united fruitand in guatemala. 75,000 people died in the civil wars of the 1980s in el salvador, which the united states financed and armed. they can't make a living where they are. so that family, that father and child, they came here because we were swimming the other way across the rio grande, we destroyed their countries, and we continue to do so. 75% of all the guns in mexico, for example, come from the united states. $872 million of mexican money came into the united states in the last few decades through tax havens. so when these immigrants are coming here, they're following the money. it's their money. they're coming here because we were there first. >> it seems to me, though, that the president's tweet from wednesday, i believe, gets to the crux of the situation, when he said, if you don't like the conditions in these detainment centers, if you don't like what's happening at the border, don't come. it seems as if this administration doesn't even understand the reasons in which why these pe

collaboration that we have without office, and with the public integrity units at these weekly meetings i think are bearing fruit in terms of the ethics commission and these other accountability departments work collaboratively to change the overall culture and landscape ethically within the city and county's workforce. i would note that the investigators again have fewer matters and preliminary review, they are down now to 45 from where we were a month ago at 57. the amount of time on average that it takes us as a division to get through this, has bumped up some. we did not discuss today item 6. item 6 noted one distinction, in these numbers, is that it takes, on average, three months to open an investigation. the number that we see here, roughly 9 month suggests that it takes us longer to dismiss complaint than it does to convert them into open investigations. it is possible that the preliminary investigation for dismissal might be monitored - longer than it is when we determined to open a matter, because we always want to make sure that we have checked all theories to ensure that we are not unduly dismissing

beat his rival lazarus shapiro denies fruit to clara is leader of the opposition malawi congress party he joined malawi's former president solace to lima of the united transformational event in a protest march on thursday they want the result an old and the election rerun was a protest as looted and vandalise shops earlier this week the opposition's blame supporters of the governing democratic progressive party for attacking their protesters and damaging property in blantyre police fired tear gas at opposition protesters who threw stones and trying to storm the governing party headquarters. government buildings was said to light him sousa district weeks of anti-government protests have targeted the electoral commission demonstrators want its offices sacked straightening what they're calling a sham election it's there is a little bad for mcmahon every malawian who wants to see justice roll in this country in the offices in the streets in the corridors of power i join the same allowing. i'm one of them i mean i government spokesman agreed to speak to al-jazeera but later pulled off the interview saying it hadn't been authorized by president which arik

with anger at the europeans inability to pressure the united states back into the deal or to back off of sanctions. i do not think that will bear any fruitact that you were ambassador to uae, there are other countries in the region other than iran and the united states. how the other countries perceive this conflict? barbara: there is a great deal of uneasiness among the six in terms of the gcc any possibility of a military conflict. they would be on the flood lines, they would be in the middle of it. nobody wants to be in the middle of it, and i do not think this president wants to go in the direction of a conflict and i do not think the iranians do, either. that is just a bumper sticker, if you will. where we are right now can lead us into inadvertent conflict. david: a lot of armed conflicts -- barbara: were not intended. david: they both took positions that took them there. barbara: the president saying -- youd: the president saying cannot have nuclear weapons, iran saying we will continue enriching and radium -- enriching uranium -- are we on a path? barbara: it is not so much the administration saying you cannot have uranium, it is

fruits of illegality. that is a basic principle in law. nobody can benefit from violating the law. and i think the united a country of laws, and i do not believe the united states wants to create a precedent. i do not think president trump wants to create a precedent that lawbreaking will give you an advantage. taylor: that was iranian foreign minister speaking with bloomberg's editor-in-chief john micklethwait. it is time now for smart charts with abigail doolittle, where we of the timely prospects charts, and, abigail, you are taking a look with some commentary at the fed. what is the chart say? abigail: you are right about that, taylor, and to break down the possibility or the likelihood of a rate cut, aerial weld of oppenheimer. have really outdone yourself. let's talk about a 25-dip cut versus the base. guest: sure. clients want to know -- what is the application for the equity market? is it going to be like 1995, 1998 when you had a fed cut followed by gains in the market, or is it going to be like 2001, 2007, where you had a fed cut that was followed by a significant drawdown in the market? we did

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fruits of america's labor in great britain, wining and dining. thes with the monarchy in britain and see themselves as petty monarchs in the united states.his cabinet is full of grifter. people who are using their positions to get rich ever, to make money. his entire presidency is a grift. and this is no different than his history. this is a man who while broke started the apprentice, teaching people how to get rich. when the producer -- go on. >> host: this is important i think that we're talking about something as fundamental core to the tugs the emoluments clause and there have been lawsuits about this, the court allowed it to go forward. i'm curious where you think it will end up will there be this open able to keep making is in money, book-end things at the trump hotel and congress is just not going stop it? what do you think? and then we have a culp more questions -- cupel more question. >> guest: the fact the general accounting office allowed the president of the united states to lease the big hotel he leases from the government, that runs, in d.c., and that foreign governments are swiping their credit cards in that hotel, paying

historian's eye, that visual of a sitting president of the united states stepping across the dmz and into north korea. >> well, by your fruitsow them, right? so one of the things that an american president has an enormous amount of power obviously. the symbolic power is large -- symbolic power is a large part of that and what is the united states getting in return for an american president walking in to one of the most -- the territory of one of the most murderous regimes on the face of the earth? usually that's a carrot for good behavior for better behavior anyway. instead, all the diplomatic benefit from kim is coming on the front end. so what we need to know is is there any actual progress on making a nation that could be an irrational actor, a destabilizing force and that could in fact project the deadliest kind of force known to man around the regime and perhaps even around the globe, what are we getting -- how are we controlling that when the president of the united states is, you know, if my teenager used social media this irresponsibly i would take her phone away. so what -- and richard has more insight into this tha

those units could be available within a matter of a few years, provided the bond measure is approved. >>> new details san mateo, santa clara county officials are inspecting areas after native fruit flies were found and the bugs are considered a threat to wildlife. crews are placing insect traps near the discovery site in palo alto and also checking east palo alto and menlo park. according to county officials, exotic pets like to hitchhike on fruits and produce transported illegally from other countries. >>> new for you this morning, some researchers believe going forward, rainy season may be on again/off again phenomena in california, meaning they alternate between dry and extremely wet years. according to "the chronicle" the ucsd study looked at future models. they see atmospheric rivers happening every other year. overall, rain rates would most likely stay the same. >>> we want to check in with meteorologist kari hall. we're not talking about any rain at this point. we know it's coming. right now we're talking about low clouds and cooler temperatures. >> it's nice not to have extreme drought and deal with the unusual weather at this point in the year but we are also seeing our

united states after they served honorably. we owe them a dad of gratitude the last thing we should see them is to be deported they should be able to enjoy the fruits of their labor. >> our next question is from a lulac member and is here to ask this question. >> that teacher shortage growing nationwide. what is your plan to improve the unequal distribution of highly qualified teachers and to motivate individuals to seek a career in education quick. >> thank you very much for the question. thank you to all the teachers who are in the audience. [applause] my father was a teacher and my wife has been a public educator. my brother and i are proud products of public schools i know the value of great teachers in our country one of the things i called for is to increase teacher pay. and we do that through a tax credit to range between $2000.10000 and would get higher on a sliding scale based on the percentage of students who were on free or reduced lunch. in other words we would incentivize teachers to go into those areas often times the most struggling schools in our country. and to get more teachers into the pipeline to invest in and the best remedy an

fruitful. >> you know, chairman, like a bird dog on point that i would reiterate the u.s. is the only g20 country to impose these. this has created an unlevel playing field for united states institutions. my second respectful question, last month a committee on banking supervision agreed to provide an offset for client cleared initial margin under the leverage ratio. the commissioners support this. i'm looking forward to the fed and other implementing this global rev revisi revision. >> i will have to come back to you on that one. >> fair enough. >> you are following in the fine tradition dates back to mr. greenspan. i respect that. i say that respectfully. once again, one final question. i want to again voice my concern about higher capital charges will cause banks to pass those costs on to commercial end users engaged in oct transactions. congress clearly sought to provide relief for end users as a part of dodd-frank. i fear this threatens to undermine congressional intent. i suspect you are aware of these concerns. i hope that we will see them addressed. just noting from my perspective as a member of congress from third district of oklahoma, the food we produce,