the maternity unit scandal at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust sees the number of cases being reviewedhe sun reveals starbucks paid only £4.5million in tax last year on £162 million profit. we will return to that story in due course. let us start with a set. different interpretations of what is happening in salzburg in this meeting between theresa may and the other eu leaders, depending on what paper you read. the times mac, made's brexit plan opens a rift between eu leaders. a rather positive headline. yes. and certainly her team will have spirits soaring, the salzburg dinner may bring brittle this morning after the ten minute speeches. they all said thank you, you shuffle off and we will talk behind your back tomorrow. in this report, some of it is not too knew, that 47 member state leaders have different opinion. but on the record they will say no, michel barnier, we are behind him. but some sing different songs are. certain member states, netherlands and belgium want it more positive, thinking maybe is the time to actually react a bit more positively and engage with the proposals.

don't have nearly as much life experience as someone who is younger, we saw that with the marines united scandal where it looked like , it really looked like the generals didn't even know what facebook was. i mean, it did. not across the board many of them and at that same generational thing . i havefive kids and the oldest is 18 and i know next to nothing about that guys life . you know? even though it's playing out right in front of me, i can't . it's just we are from different times. so that was the analogy i was talking about. who's next? >> i recognize some of the characters in the book from your previous writing and i was wondering if you could talk about the process or the decision to write about something that you had previous meeting these individuals or something you felt needed to be done after interacting with them? >> it was after. let me back your question up and talk about character selection. iselected six primary characters but you could really say it's seven . you could aggregate that there's a mom who is the protagonist of thelast chapter . so six, seven, eight characters.i ch

in the marines united scandal, it really looked like the generals didn't even know what facebook was, right? i mean, it did. not across the board, but many of them. and that's that same generational thing. i'm not -- i mean, i have five kids and the oldest is 18. i know next to nothing about that guy's life, you know. even though it's playing out right in front of me, i can't. i mean, we're from different times. so that was the analogy i was talking about. who's next? >> recognize some of the karkh er -- some of the characters in your book from the previous writing, and was wondering you talk about the decision to write the book, was it something that you had previous to meeting these individuals or something you felt needed to be done after interacting with them? >> so it was after. let me back your question up, though, to talk about character selection. so i selected six primary characters, but you could really say it's seven, a pair of cousins in there, or you could say eight, because there's a mom who is the protagonist of the last chapter, so six, seven, eight characters. i chose

. >> judge, i can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthy hearings. >> judge kavanaugh, thank you very much. hearing adjourned. >> reporter: as the hearing drew to a close, it became very clear that the white house was pleased. president trump tweeting judge kavanaugh showed america exactly why i nominated him. his testimony was powerful, honest, and riveting. democrats' search and destroy strategy is disgraceful and this process has been a total sham and effort to delay, obstruct, and resist. the senate must vote. >> not only is this white house going to press forward for this confirmation to move forward, they are going to press for this vote to happen almost immediately. >> reporter: a committee vote is scheduled for tomorrow morning and a vote from the full senate may happen as soon as next week. >> we'll recognize that, that there is doubt. we'll never move beyond that. and just have a little humility on that front. so, thank you. >> reporter: republican senator jeff flake is one of the key undecideds, a group that also includes fellow

united nations. and also divert to globalization a result of what's going. on in africa also presided some of the biggest scandals and the united nations during his. in one thousand nine hundred eighty s. under secretary general in charge of peacekeeping he and his team or criticised loading warnings and failing to stop the one the genocide. he later apologized and fellow diplomats defended his record as they said goodbye there when the genocide was a failure of the world. community led down the people of rwanda but there what is significant is that while this coffee was a position of authority he took initiatives to ensure that such a catastrophe would never be repeated. or was also criticised for failing to prevent supreme mr europe's wasc massacre since the second world war that didn't stop him becoming the first black african secretary-general of the united nations on the second african after boutros boutros ghali from egypt coffee an undated sits learned last month after a short illness yours eighty years old is remembered by colleagues and contemporaries as a soft spoken man of strong character and humility

. >> judge, i can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthy hearings. when comment was about the cruelty of the process toward the people involved. and the question was asked have you no sense of decency. and i'm afraid we've lost that at least for time being. do you understand you've been accused of multiple crimes? >> i'm painfully aware for my family and me to read about s?is. >> and -- >> breathless reporting. >> of course, the sexual assault that dr. ford claims that you've denied, then the claims of ms. ramirez that not even "the new york times" would report because it couldn't corroborate it. and then stormy daniels' lawyer released a bombshell accusing you of gang rape. all of those are crimes, are they not? >> they are, and i'm never going to get my reputation back. it's -- my life is totally and permanently altered. .. crime in and of itself, correct. >> in order to vote against your nomination, you would have to conclude that you are serial liar and you have exposed yourself to legal jeopardy in a way in your interaction with this c

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vicky and the investigative unit were the first to break the scandal at presentation high. to watch all of their reports go to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. a suspect in a home burglary involving a gun. a person walks right in front of the home. investigators say nobody was there last week and stole a playstation, and a glock 9 millimeter and ammunition. the suspects may begers. operation by police leads toe an arrest. a suspect is in custody in an attempted sexual assault investigation. it all centers around robert crown beach just a few miles from jack london square. three women were attacked in three separate instances all walking alone during daytime hours. alameda police have not identified the person they arrested but believe the suspect is responsible for all three attacks. over. >> getting our first look at the cracked window at san francisco's millennium tower. this is an update to a story we broke yesterday. over the weekend, some residents in the tower heard a popping noise and soon after a homeowner on the 36th floor discovered a crack in a window. experts tell

genie: in the united states there is a me too related scandal. tell us about that.ooks new york review of is a biweekly magazine discussing literature and culture, and its editor in chief has left his job after just 16 months due to an editorial choice to punish -- published an essay by a disgraced canadian dj. he had been accused of multiple cases of sexual assault, and in the essay published, he talked about how his life had changed as a result of those allegations. critics say his essay is more self-pity than remorseful and they should not be giving a platform on which these me to offenders, alledge defenders can publish their bad policies. it raises questions about editorial choices and what role do men -- what role -- do men have a right to have their views aired? he said he was not fired but forced to resign. he said he satisfied his publishing decision but in exploring the number of me too being tried -- he became public pillar rate. genie: a chef in the state of maine has come up with a creative way to make sure her lobsters do not suffer. licensedppens to b

the so-called russia gate scandal rumbles on in the united states lawyers for a former adviser to donald trump claim that when he was running for president he nodded with approval of the suggestion of meeting president clinton has done a quota just one it might have seemed that robert muller's hunt for collusion was running out of steam out of the woodwork comes a juicy new clue a nod of approval from donald trump to a potential meeting with russian president vladimir putin back in two thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former trump campaign aide george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during that meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod migh

so called russia gate scandal rumbles on in the united states lawyers for a former advisor to donald trump claim that when he was running for president he nodded with approval at the suggestion of meeting president putin has done a quarter. just when it might have scenes that robert muller's hunts for collusion was running out of steam out of the woodwork comes a juicy new clue a nod of approval from donald trump to a potential meeting with russian president vladimir putin back in two thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former campaign aide george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during that meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos as lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump's nod might h

the so-called russia gate scandal rumbles on in the united states lawyers for a former advisor claimed then presidential candidate donald trump nodded with approval at the suggestion of a meeting with russian president vladimir putin has done a quarter. just when it might have scenes that robert muller's hunts for collusion was running out of steam out of the woodwork comes a juicy new clue a nod of approval from donald trump to a potential meeting with russian president vladimir putin back in two thousand and sixteen that's according to the lawyers a former campaign aide to george papadopoulos one of mahler's main targets. while some in the room rebuffed george's offer mr trump nodded with approval the document came as a hopeful defense for papadopoulos who admitted to lying to the f.b.i. during the meddling investigation the picture papadopoulos his lawyers are painting though describes anything but a criminal with them saying that his motives were not sinister as the government suggests they say he was just trying to show loyalty to his master the lengthy document aside though trump

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danske bank matt get hit with a fine of $600 million for its role in the money laundering scandal from its estonian unitoven guilty. this might turn out to be one of the smaller fines because the bank is facing criminal investigations and denmark and and possibly the u.s. the fine could be quite small. this case is fascinating because denmark is famous for its high corporate government standards so it is going to be up to the investigators to show why this happened and how this could have happened to denmark's biggest bank. anna: we have another day watching that story. give us the latest on rio. anne-marie: they do not plan what they are doing from the coal assets. 3%. stock closed higher it is spiking when london opens. it is returning to its share buyback program. and a further on market purchase of rio tinto shares. anna: let's pick up on nestle. what is the detail? and: the maker of kit cat this cafe is trying to focus in on the food business and get rid , maybe raceactions some capital. the chief executive officer mark schneider is putting the skincare business which has almost $2 billion of annua

. >> i can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united statesenate since the mccarthy hearings. >>o sense of decency. i'm afraid we've lost that, at least for the time being. you understand, you've been accused of multiple crimes? >> i'm painfully aware from my family andme, to read about this. >> of course the sexual assault that dr. ford claims, that you've nied. then the claims of miss ramirez, that not even "the new york times" would report because they couldn't corroborate it. and then stormy daniels' lawyer released a bombshell. fccusing you of gang rape. all those are crimes. are they not? >> they are. >> and i'm never goinget to my reputation back. my life is totally and permanently altered. >> judge, don't give . >> i'm not giving up. nd the american people are listening to this they will playing their decision and i think you'll come out on the rightside. >> i will always be a good person and try to be a goo judge. whatever happens. >> this is not a job interview. you've been accused of ae. cr if you have lied to the committee and the investigators, that is a crime in

. >> our investigative unit were the first to break this sex abuse scandal at presentation high school. to watch allf their previous reports, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> new if you this morn, an airline based in taiwan is diskiminated against a same sex couple from the bay area. according to the chronicle, that's where a san francisco couple recently boarded an eva airline to taipei. they tell the chronicle the gate agent told the couple only he or his husband could preboard with their toddler. he waited until normal boarding. they realized straight couples with young children were boarding together. eva has since apologized saying the gate agent was misinformed about policy. they ordered the staff to review diversity training. >> more safety on your next uber ride. >> plus, want to know more about your genetic history? the option 23 and me is offering what you can get. >>> good morning. i'm contessa brewer. here are today's top business headlines. wall street could open higher this morning. dow industrials, the futures up just two points right now. the dow rose

. >> judge, i can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthyrings. when the comment was about the cruelty of the process toward the people involved in the question was asked, have you know sense of decency? and i'm afraid we have lost tha that, at least for the time being. do you understand you have been accused of multiple crimes? >> i am painfully aware, for my family and me to read about thi this, and breathless reporting. >> the sexual assault that dr. ford claims that you deny, then the claims of ms. ramirez, not that "the new york times" would report because they couldn't corroborate it. stormy daniels' lawyer released a bombshell accusing you of gang rape. all of those are crimes, are they not? >> they are, and i'm never going to get my reputation back. my life is totally and permanently altered. >> judge, don't give up. >> i'm not giving up. >> the american people are listening to this and they will make their decision and i think he will come out on the right side of it. >> i will always be a good person and try to be a good judge, wha

. >> judge, i can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthyrings when the come men was about the cruelty of the process toward the people involved. and the question was asked, have you no sense of decency? and i'm afraid we've lost that, at least for the time-being. do you understand you've been accused of multiple crimes? >> i'm painfully aware for my family and me, to read about this. >> and -- >> breathless reporting. >> of course the sexual assault that dr. ford claims that you denied, then the claims of miss ramirez, that not even "the new york times" would report because they couldn't corroborate it, and then stormy daniels lawyer released a bombshell accusing you of gang rape. all of those are crimes, are they not? >> they are and i'm, i am never going to get my reputation back. my life is totally, and permanently altered. >> judge, don't give up. >> i'm not giving up. >> the american people, the american people are listening to this, and they will make their decision and i think you will come out on the right side of that -- >> i will

. >> judge, i can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthygs. when the comment was about the cruelty of the process towards the people involved, and the question was asked have you no sense of decency. and i'm afraid we've lost that, at least for the time being. do did you understand you've been accused of multiple crimes? >> i'm painfully aware from my family and me to read about this. breathless reporting. >> of course, the sexual assault that dr. ford claims, that you've denied, and then the claims of a miss ramirez, that not even the "new york times" would report because they couldn't corroborate it and then stormy daniels' lawyer released a bombshell accusing of you gang rape. all of those are crimes, are they not? >> they are, and i'm -- i'm never going to get my reputation back. my life is totally and permanently altered. >> judge, don't give up. >> i'm not giving up. >> the american people are listening to this and they will make their decision, and i think you'll come out on the right side of that decision. >> i will be a good person

. >> judge, i can't think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthy hearings. when the comment was about the cruelty of the process toward the people involved. and the question was asked, have you no sense of decency? and i'm afraid we've lost that, at least for the time being. do you understand you've been accused of multiple crimes? >> i'm painfully aware, for my family and me, to read about this -- breathless reporting. >> of course the sexual assault that dr. ford claims that you've denied, then the claims of ms. ramirez, that not even "the new york times" would report because it wouldn't corroborate it. then stormy daniels' lawyer released a bombshell accusing you of gang rape. all of those are crimes, are they not? >> they are. i'm never going to get my reputation back. my life is totally and permanently altered. >> judge, don't give up. >> i'm not giving up. >> the american people -- the american people are listening to this and they will make their decision and i think you'll come out on the right side of that. >> well, i will always be a good

german car industry as it struggles to respond to the emissions scandal the prospect of diesel bans and the threat of tariffs from the united states has been a dima for four decades at the helm for the last twelve years will be replaced by the first known german to be in charge of the maker of my savings bonds cars all are. originally from sweden he's been with nine hundred ninety three and christiane stock is a professor for strategic management at the work business school thank you for joining us on the show why is quitting can you tell us that the no i mean has been there for a long time and i'm presuming morphing into moment because of your challenging coming is way he has done great sorting out the mess that was left after the chrysler a christian and now things have moved on it's about immobility it's about self driving cars and it's maybe not his topic and it's about cleaner cars i mean surely diesel gate. had something to do with it. i don't think so you know even though you know and i'm a head something wolf and it never hit a company in the same way as fox was hit to when you also look at who replaces him it is so

german car industry as it struggles to respond to the emissions scandal the prospect of diesel bans and the threat of tariffs from the united states has been at a dive now for four decades and he has been at the helm for the last twelve years he'll be replaced by wait for it this man coming up now there is on the right all of regionally from sweden he's been with dimed us since one thousand nine hundred ninety three. for more let's cross over now to christiane he's professor for strategic management of the warrick business school good to have you with us first of all why is such a quitting and why now. i think it's a mark of the changes going on in the car industry has done a very good job you have to remember to ti came in at a time when the chrysler dealer was really showing to be a bad deal and he sorted at mess so i think he's not leaving because. the company says. performance but they notice new challenges with mobility it was a lecture vacation come up where maybe someone you knew is better placed to take on these challenges and is. better placed what do we know about him. i don't know him personally but i do think th

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scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthy hearings.east for the time being. do understand you have been accused crimes? i'm painfully aware, for my family and me, to read about this. breathless reporting. the sexual assault that dr ford claims that you denied, the claims of mr ramirez, not even the new york times will report because they cannot corroborate it. and then stormy daniels's lawyer released bombshell accusing you of gang rape. all of those are crimes, are they not? they are, and i will never get my reputation back. my life is totally and permanently altered. judge, don't give up. i'm not giving up. the american people are listening to this, and they will make their decision, and i think you will come out on the right side of that. i will always be a good person and try to be a good judge, whatever happens. this is not a job interview. you have been accused of a crime. if you have lied to the committee and the investigators, thatis committee and the investigators, that is a crime in another itself, are you correct? that is co

>> i cannot think of a more scandal for the united states senate since the mccarthy hearings. when the comment was about the cruelty of the process toward the people involved. the question was asked, have you no sense of decency? i'm afraid we have lost that. at least for the time being. you understand you have been accused of multiple crimes? >> i am painfully aware from my family and me to read about this. assault that dr. ford claims, that you have denied, and the claims of miss the new that's not even york times would report as they could not cooperated. and then stormy daniels lawyer released a bombshell accusing you of gang rape. all of those are crimes, are they not? >> they are. i will never get my reputation back. my life is totally and permanently altered. >> judge, do not give up. the american people are listening to this, and they will make their decision. i think you will come out on the side. >> i will always be a good person and try to be a good judge. >> this is not a job interview. you have been accused of a crime. if you have lied to the committee and the inv

events or crimes like in the case of rather ham in the united kingdom the northern english town was the scene of one of the largest sex abuse scandals in british history at least one thousand five hundred girls and young women in a row the ham fell victim to sexual violence the perpetrators were mostly british men of pakistani origin in many cases it took years to take them to court until now and. just how was this possible why did the perpetrators not face trial sooner after all we're talking about an extensive period of child abuse and sexual exploitation in a small town from around ninety seven to two thousand and thirteen why did the authorities of the police not act it was clear evidence some girls filed official reports victims and their families sought help but many in rather home just looked away or the girls were not taken seriously which is why young women like sammy woodhouse had to live through the night it took years for her to be able to speak about it we met up with her. sammy woodhouse fell victim to northern england is notorious rather in paedophile gang. she remembers how it all started when gang leader or sheet hu

>>unit vickiere the first to bre sex abuse scandal at presentation high. >>> a north bay high school on edge this evening after some students were robbed at gunpoint. the students from american canyon high school were on a walking trail during their lunch break. this was off campus. investigators say two men approached them and demanded their shoes, money, jewelry and phones. the school was then on lockdown for about 90 minutes. and parents were alerted by text message. police were able to track down those men. they were arrested off campus. thankfully, no one was seriously hurt. >>> new surveillance video into the newsroom shows the brazen way a gunman acted during a shooting outside a very popular san jose restaurant last month. you can see the gunfire just feet from bystanders. among them, a little girl and her mom. this video could be the key to finding that gunman. >> reporter: absolutely. it's really good quality video. the san jose police department is hoping someone will recognize the three suspects in that video that you're about to see and turn them into police. all of thos

in the german car industry respond to the emissions scandal the prospects of bans on diesel cars and the threat of terrorists from the united states. di miller's currency stands shoulder to shoulder with his soon to be successor dieter said chip pointing the way to the company's future with an electric s.u.v. . despite good sales not all has been well at the comic in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal german authorities forced the company to recall seven hundred thousand diesel vehicles across europe. the c.e.o. was frequently summoned to berlin over issues related to diesel. for years was a model figure among the chief executives of big german companies after he jettisoned the company's last bringing us partner chrysler now earlier than expected to chair is to make way for r. and d. chief all of. the forty nine year old swede represents a new generation of the top of dime luck but dieter zetsche it may still keep a hand on the wheel he hopes to head the supervisory board after a two year waiting period. you're watching t w news live from back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day to see if.

united states of mcbride al jazeera so. malaysia's former prime minister now being detained again over a corruption scandal he's already facing a string of charges linked to billions of dollars that went missing from a safe investment fund millions were transferred to najib special bank accounts. the united nations missions in mission in libya has condemned another outbreak of fighting in the capital which is threatening a fifth agreed to weeks ago the latest some arrests plunged lot of tripoli into darkness as it disrupted the electricity supply more than sixty people many of them civilians have been killed since fighting broke out between rival groups last month . rescue workers in northern philippines are continuing search efforts this right saying there's little chance of finding any survivors under a massive landslide family members in the mining town of it are gone have been queuing to identify bodies as there are covered many locals have been sheltering from time food and mangled when the landslide happened right they say the latest headlines al-jazeera is next. just. twenty five years ago a prospect for peace in the m

fox urgent next and word that the pope is about to take some action on the sex abuse scandal right here in the unitedew details are next. >> shepard: fox urgent pope francis set to meet at the vatican top church officials with the united states on thursday about sexual abuse and coverup accusations. pope francis removed cardinal theodore mccharacter in july after an accusation that he groped a teenager. last month the vatican's former ambassador to the united states wrote a letter saying officials knew of other credible accusations of sexual misconduct years before that and all of this comes as the vatican and the catholic church respond to a damning report from a grand jury in pennsylvania. hundreds of people accused in that case. as we remember the attacks of 9/11, it's important not to forget that those horrific events are still claiming new victims and killing people 17 years later. thousands are sick with cancer and other diseases. from people who ran into collapsing twin towers risking their lives to save others. to those who worked and went to school in the area. doctors say they don't expect

in the united nations to struggle i guess global terrorism and also divergent globalization a result of what's called general the spread of aids in africa also presided some of the biggest scandals and ten years in the united nations joining us. in one thousand nine hundred thirty s. under secretary general in charge of peacekeeping he and his team or criticized for it gloating warnings and failing to stop the war in the genocide he later apologized and fellow diplomats defended his record as they said goodbye there were one hundred genocide it was a failure of the world. community let down the people of rwanda but what is significant is that one school field wasn't position. you know for for a team he took initiatives to ensure that such a catastrophe would never be repeated and. was also criticised for failing to prevent supreme mr europe's wasc massacre since the second world war that didn't stop him becoming the first black african secretary-general of the united nations on the second african after book. from egypt. kofi annan died in sits alone last month after shortlists us eighty years old is remembered by colleagues and contemporaries as a soft spoken man of strong chara

managed to use the technology required in the united states to say we can't do it these of you didn't join with us and. the v.w. emissions cheating scandal broke on september eighteenth two thousand and fifteen in the days that followed the company's share price plummeted on september twenty second b.t.w. issued a warning to its shareholders the company maintains that in this matter at least it acted according to its duties. indeed it's before stay in for our point of view this case is only about whether folks dogmatic obligation to inform shareholders in the markets that we're convinced that this is the case. isn't about sort of the stepfather the courts ruling isn't expected until the end of next year. u.s. trade officials say they're hoping to reach an agreement to lift some trade barriers with the european union by november the comments come after a meeting between e.u. trade commissioner to senior monstre and u.s. counterpart. ties between the two have come under strain with the u.s. threatening to impose import tariffs on e.u. cars while the latest talks suggest the two sides could be ready to remove tariffs on some industrial prod

taylor: an internal report shows 200 billion euros flow through its unit at the center of a money-laundering scandaly have failed to live up its responsibility in the case of possible money-laundering in estonia. china will not devalue its currency amid the trade fight with the u.s. that is the message from the premier just hours after his country retaliated against the latest increase in terrorist -- tariffs by the u.s. administration. beijing announced retaliatory on $60 billion of american goods was came in response to donald trump ordering his administration to billioniffs on $200 starting next week and to increase the rate in january 2 25% if beijing refuses to offer concessions. beijing plans to hit u.s. goods with 5% to 10% tariffs. >> where the piggy bank of the world. we have been ripped off by china and the european union. we have been ripped off by everybody. holdings of u.s. treasury fell. beijing's ownership of american fell to $1.7 trillion. is the largest foreign investor in treasuries after china increased its holdings, as did saudi arabia and france. south korea has said that presid

. >> vicky nguyen and our investigative unit were first to break the sex abuse scandal at presentationtch all of their previous reports, dpe to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. >> new for you this morning, an airline based in taiwan reportedly being accused of discriminating against a same-sex couple from the bay area. here's a look live now at sfo, and according to the chronicle, that's where a san francisco couple recently boarded an eva airline to tipie. now, jeff tells the chronicle the gate agent told the couple only he or his husband could preboard with their toddler. he soon realized straight couples with young children were preboarding together. eva has since apologized and said the gate agent was misinformed about policy. eva ordered its staff to review diversity training. >> happening tonight, nike doubling down on the colin kaepernick controversy with an advertisement in tonight's nfl opener. >> believe in something. even if it means sacrificing everything. >> that's a moment viewers may first realize colin kaepernick is the person doing the voice-over in the two-minute ad. the

. >> judge, i cannot think of a more embarrassing scandal for the united states senate as these hearings when the comment was about the cruelty of the process to the people in the question was asked don't you have no sense of decency? i am afraid we have lost that. you have been accused of multiple crimes. >> i am painfully aware for my family to read about this. and the claims that ms. ramirez not even the new york times would not be poor because they could not corroborate. they are accusing you of gang rape. >> i will never get my reputation back. my wife is totally lung - - my life is permanently altered. >> don't give up. the american people are listening to this and they will make their decision and you will come out on the right side. >> i will always be a good person and a good judgein whatever happens. >> this is not a job interview. you have been accused of a crime if you lied to the committee and investigators that is a crime in and of itself. >>th correct. >> you have to conclude you were a serial liar and you h expose yourself and with the investigators. >> talking on your in

united states. i have spent some time in copenhagen. you are there right now. that has scandalvolved throughout europe, and really globally. anne-marie: people are saying, how could something like this happen in denmark. many are saying the bank was run very mean and lean a. this is not just about don scott bank. it started in estonia. this is what the money was being funneled through. we are talking about the cousin of president vladimir putin, as well as those related to the security services in russia. this is becoming a wider european issue. but as you have populism rising it can be one institution to look after this am a states looking after themselves. don scott bank is the latest. people shocking to some that it it is able to happen to denmark's biggest bank, but it wasn't only one branch in estonia. anna: thank you. more on thext, departure of the ceo from dansk bank, -- danske connected to one of europe's biggest money-laundering scandals. that is coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. let's get more on our top story. ceo is to bank resign. the bank f

german car industry as it struggles to respond to the emissions scandal the prospect of diesel vans and the threat of tariffs from the united states has been down low for for decades and he has been at the helm for the last twelve years he will be replaced by the first known german to ever be in charge of the maker of missy's benz whose name is calin us you see him here on the right originally from sweden he's been with diamonds nine hundred ninety three. for wallace preside over now to christiane start he's professor for strategic management of the warrick business school good to have you with us first of all why is dieter such a quitting and why now. i think it's a mark of the changes going on in the car industry he has done a very good job in diamond you have to remember that he came in at a time when the chrysler dealer was really showing to be a bad deal and he sorted at mess so i think he's not leaving because. the company sees. performance but they notice the new challenges with mobility it was a lecture vacation come up where maybe someone you knew is better placed to take on these challenges and is. better placed w

german car industry as it struggles to respond to emissions scandal the prospect of diesel bans and the threat of terrorists from the united states it's such a has been at a time now for four decades and he has been at the helm for the last twelve years and he will be replaced by a man who will hopefully see in the picture coming up very soon his name is in use . the original he's from sweden and he's been with diamond since one thousand nine hundred ninety three and if we just give it a couple of more seconds i know that he is coming up so there he is on the right side so now you have a picture of the new dime lists you know to be. flawless preside over now to christiane he is professor for strategic management of the warrick business school good to have you with us first of all why is such a quitting and why now. i think it's a mark of the changes going on in the car industry he has done a very good job in you have to remember and he came in at a time when the chrysler dealer was really showing to be a bad deal and he sorted at mess so i think he's not leaving because. the company's. performance but they notice that new

united states and the umpire of spain. and that meant this was an area that had quite a bit of use as a refuge for scandals and pirates. he knew most of the early settlers in lake charles. >> what year are we talking about? adley: we're talking about the late 1700s, early 1800s, 1803 to 1820. that's the period in which -- he was responsible for about 25% of all the trade in the lower mississippi valley. it was his black market. he would relocate people for money. he dealt with all sorts of commodities. it wasn't just the gold and silver. we're not talking about johnny depp here. we're on lakeshore drive converting into shelby drive. >> so we're seeing actual lake charles? adley: you're actually seeing the lake. the city's namesake. of course, like charles's name, one of those people who was brought to this area, probably by jean le feet. on the wrong side in the french revolution and had to escape to europe and came west. pushed further west than louisiana, and then settled along the bodies of this particular shore. on the other side of the lake you can see the working side but on this side, there were workers as well.

events or crimes like in the case of rather ham in the united kingdom the northern english town was the scene of one of the largest sex abuse scandals in british history at least one thousand five hundred girls and young women enrolled the ham fell victim to sexual violence the perpetrators were mostly british men of pakistani origin in many cases it to is to take them to court until now and. just how was this possible why did the perpetrators not face trial sooner after all we're talking about an extensive period of child abuse and sexual exploitation in a small town from around ninety seven to two thousand and thirteen why did the authorities of the police not act it was clear evidence some girls filed official reports victims and their families sought help the many and rather than just looked away whole the girls were not taken seriously which is why young women like sammy woodhouse had to live through the night it took years for i had to be able to speak about it we met up with. sami would house fell victim to northern england is notorious rather in paedophile gang. she remembers how it all started when gang leader are she'd hus