joins us is scott to be brow ski from glass door. thanks for being here today. >> thanks for having me. >> we heard of some of the benefits of sabbaticals and all the companies offering them. are there downsides, too >> it is a rising trend, yes there's pros and cons. some of the downsides can be that someone can be away from work for an extended amount of time they could come back kind of russ ski also there's a risk when someone is away for an extended period of time? guess what they may not want to come back. >> those are the risks to the company and we teached on it briefly in the package is there an issue people letting people know they can be replaced is that a realistic concern for employees before they take a sabbatical >> we haven't seen evidence that that's a risk. the inverse is what we're seeing employees taking sabbaticals and employers allowing the saab bat kals are typically good to outstanding employees. meaning these employers want to give them extended time off knowing it is actually a tool for retaining the employe

. >> joining us is scott from the nyu school of business if this is purely driven by them wanting tot have left earlier? >> it was six. >> words matter. it is clear facebook didn't approve this press release they said they will start something and look, founders get -- i'm a founder of several companies. control is really addictive. most founders leave. a lot are trying to figure out what it reflects about facebook. generally speaking it's a matter of time before the founder leaves founders are not good in bigger organizations where they are not in charge. >> but it has been so good for facebook whether it is having them on board or having instagram? general on board that it raises questions. there was a clash over the future of instagram with facebook what are your expectations >> it doesn't surprise me. >> it is a billion dollars by any reasonable metric it would have to be between 50 and 200 billion. so amazingacquisition. maybe instagram will be used to suppress turnout i can't imagine it right now >> and the acquisition has been fantastic for facebook whether or not they are now

jonathan: joining me is diana , plusand scott thiel coming to us from chicago is colin robertson.iana, talk about what is happening in italy. how big a risk is a budget deficit of 2.4% of gdp? diana: markets have been expecting something below 2%. we had numbers closer to 1.6%. 2% was really the top side the markets had been expecting. 2.4% is not a great number, particularly in the context were in the past they have been able to meet their one-your projections. this time they don't necessarily have the tail went that they have historically had, and you have higher rates coming through as well. scott: it's important to take the number and context of the market. italy had been meeting with investors to talk about this denver in particular, but more generally the italian situation overall. they guided us to a number that was closer to below 2%. surpriset's about the that it now is for two-years. it is 2.4%. if you look at the most pragmatic was 1.6% and the widest was 3%, it's important but i think it's more about the expectations going into the announcement. jonathan: another set o

us tonight. and the fda is paying and trying to stop what scott gottlieb calls an epidemic, right. >> that's right. last week the fd said it was starting to -- considering the ng flavoring in products in e-cigarettes because that's a real draw for teenagers. >> s. and it has ultimately addiction qualits to it. and that can lead to very difficult health challenges and costs down t road, right? >> that's right. i mean, the products have a lot of nick teen in them. they certainly aren't cigarettes. t they don't hav toxins that toerk has but they have high levels o nicotine. and public health officials and nicotine iny about developing brains. it definitely has an effect. and your brain develops until the late 20s. >> by f the biggest company in

scott: that is about the risk free rate. investors again looking at shorter maturity strategies. nejra: scott thiel staying with us.nue to look back on collapse of lehman brothers. the defining moment of the worst financial crisis in almost one century. discusses challenges deutsche bank faced in the aftermath of the meltdown. we tried very hard, and organically, i am at saying we were not successful. we moved from a very low $4 billion into 2011, so it is a fantastic achievement, but it was very difficult to grow organically because of the competitive situation, and there was not too many opportunities to buy into the market before the financial crisis. it then changed when postbank or others became available, and we did that immediately, but you also see, and other banks, that acquisition is not all. retail very challenging market, and that is why even my previous answers -- seven years tolier -- that the only way a larger scale is going into investment banking, and that was, you know, a lot of people applauded that. time got lauded at the saying you are the only one who made it. deutsche bank got into the global

jonathan: joining me around the table here in london is diana amoa of jpmorgan, and scott thiel, deputy cio at blackrock. plus, coming to us from chicago is colin robertson, head of fixed-income at northern trust asset management. diana, i want to begin with you and talk about what is happening in italy. how big a risk is a budget deficit of 2.4% of gdp? diana: well, markets had been expecting something below 2%. i think the last few weeks we had numbers closer to 1.6%. 2% was really the top side the markets had been expecting. so 2.4% is actually not a great number, particularly in the context where in the past, they have been able to meet their one-year forward projections. this time around, they don't necessarily have the tailwind from growth that they have historically had, and you have higher rates coming through as well. jonathan: scott? scott: it's important to take the number in the context of market expectation. italy had been meeting with investors to talk about this number in particular, but more generally the italian situation overall. and they had kind of guided us to a number that was closer to below 2%. the

but it is really important to the canadians. tell us about that angle? >> scottn pointed out he is right, 75% of canadian goods and exports are here to the u.s. but there is a political element to this as well. we know prime minister trudeau, he has to face an election in 13 months. canadians have been very supportive when he stood up to what they see as a southern bully. so there might be an element of politics, i will admit that but i think we're very close. trish: does that give him cover if he doesn't get a deal done? do you think their economy falters so much in the event of no deal it would backfire on trudeau? >> i think they're close to a deal. i think it is posturing right now. they said they will not back down when it comes to cultural elements and also dispute panels in order to resolve these disputes amongst the three parties involved. i think they are very close. these are just two smaller issues and bigger ones that they had talked about earlier, whether it was a sunset clause. whether it was autos. seems like that gap has closed. right now we're ge

pledged to slap on another sixty billion dollars of american made goods let's go now to scott hyla who is live for usn beijing so scott this is the day that these tariffs are now going to bite what what effect are they having in china . well you have these tariffs on both sides and have gone into effect just in the last couple of hours as you said now collectively tariffs on chinese products going to the u.s. two hundred fifty billion and then the other way chinese tariffs on american products coming in here one hundred ten billion now when you look at the direct immediate impact of these tariffs here in china there really isn't anything that that's really tangible right now obviously there's a degradation in the relationship the trade in economic relationship between these two countries that coming out from the leadership loud and strong the government here put out a white paper today monday explaining their position a little bit really kind of hitting president trump and what they called you know the erosion of good relations when it comes to trade and economics because of the way that he has handl

also with us tonight is chief scott and the director of accountability paul henderson. >> commissioner mazzucco: and thank you very much, sergeant kilshaw. ladies and gentlemen, well to the sept 12, 2018 police commission meeting. before we begin tonight, i want to let everybody know we have two brand-new commissioners, freshly minted and one sworn in. we're -- damali taylor is not with us tonight on a preplanned vacation, so she's out of the country right now. we do have with us our newest commissioner, deon jay brookter, who was sworn in about an hour ago. he's going to get a crash course in the san francisco police commission. d.j. is a native of fresno. he was a star football player. from there, he went onto utah state, where he was a star athlete. he'd come out of college, he got his m.b.a. at the university of phoenix. following that he's been working in the community as a community activist, community member working with many departments of the city for several years. he got the greatest compliment in the world when he received a phone call the other night from former police com

also with us tonight is chief scott and the director of accountability paul

is to ensure that that plaque stays empty. we don't have another name on that. >> reporter: fox news. . >>> thank you very much for joining us tonight. sports wrap with jason and scott is coming up next. goodnight. >> see you later. good night. . good night. >>> in like a lion, out like a lamb. how the 49ers used offensive balance to get into the win column. >> incredible. >> the raiders less happy. how they let one get away late in denver. >> week two around the nfl. and why a career milestone for crush was not the headliner in tampa. we answer all the burning questions, sports

this is the scene at lumbar ann scott. wrote sensors are showing us slow traffic . area to avoid. you can use marina boulevard or diversion off the golden gate bridge and go through presidio. avoid lombard. we have a crew on the scene and we will have a report from them coming up shortly. you will see traffic is going to be okay on san francisco freeways in general. if you're driving to san francisco it is backed up for at least a 25 minute delay. 880 traffic moving along pretty well. looking at the south bay commute it is doing well on all of the freeway so far, but getting more crowded. let's go back to the desk. >>> alameda county sheriff's investigators are treating the discovery of a man's body along with our tax in niles canyon as a suspicious death . the man's body was discovered near the union pacific tracks south of highway 84 and alameda creek at 3:00 yesterday afternoon. the sheriffs department says the man had suffered injuries that do not indicate he was hit by a train. so far the man is not being identified. >>> an investigation underway after the disco

scott mcclain is joining us now about 15 miles from myrtle beach where that video was shot. e of damage have you seen there? >> reporter: flooding is not widespread in the city of conway just yet. it's expected to be a couple of days from now. this is some of the first signs of flooding. it's not a road. it's a driveway. it looks more like a canal at this point. it's unclear if it's flooded but it likely is. where i am is what should be a road. it looks more like a river. it goes down to that bridge there. that's supposed to have a little creek or swamp underneath it. it's back eed up into the spot where we are now. the water has been steadily rising over the last couple of hours. it's just up to the door. you can see the swimming pool in the backyard is kpleetd lcomple covered with this flood water. the house over here is likely to be flooded before this is all said and done. this area has gotten about 13.5 inches of rain. it's raining right now. the big thing is that all of that water from this area and from others is going to collect in the rivers and streams and they're g

point down by a good ten per cent and the pressure and the heat is certainly on not just on you don't must but in general. scott is talking to us from the new york stock exchange more than two hundred ryan air flights will be grounded today amid a mass strike wryness staff in six european countries namely belgium portugal the netherlands spain italy and germany have walked off the job demanding more pay and better working conditions the budget airline has seen repeated strike actions in recent months ryanair is continuing negotiations but the unions say they offer to offer put forward by the airline is not acceptable but it's low ticket prices right now has overtaken established carriers to become one of europe's biggest airlines that its business model is controversial. i thought a little bit about that with our until to my colleague from business i think that right has says it's already made significant progress when it comes to negotiations . do those alex mean anything then well if you talk to ryanair employees and has in the past several months repeatedly spoken to many who have taken to the picket lines they really feel t

provisions which are a major sticking point for capital thank you so much scott but darren we appreciate you joining us and he is a senior analyst at global analyst and author audit at country risk at i.h.s. market thank you scott. and returning to a story we've covered in the past we again look at the harmful herbicide glide both sit with the latest we're joined by our. sara thank you for continuing to cover this thing up to date on where we are what you've been looking at this past week well that a.w.g. really want to answer the questions for concerned parents of removal of curios and other cereals that contain the harmful life if life if they so what they're suggesting is parents look to healthier products which are organic. roddick's but the most interesting part of their response was they know that the e.p.a. low levels of life is a risk have changed throughout the years they know the e.p.a. is currently the limit for life as they are notes and many other grains is thirty parts per million or ppm but just a few years ago it was three hundred times lower at only point one parts per million i actually got to

us very much. let's go to scott who is hunkering down in wilmington, north carolina. can you hear us? es, we can hear you. >> kelly and scott -- >> yes, we can hear you. >> great. you are now experiencing the eye of the storm, is that true? you have a little bit of a calm period. what are you seeing and feeling? >> yes, the eye of the storm just passed over us. the weather, we are without power right now. we have a generator running and hooked up. the road, as you can see behind us is experiencing some water, and this is typical especially with a category 1, and we have received upwards of eight inches overnight, and lost power around 1:30 in the morning, but we are doing quite well here and hopefully everything holds up. >> now, as you know, and just to state the obvious, nothing is moving around you right now, and you know it's not over, right? you have the whole backside of the storm that follows the eye, as we have all learned, it's the worst sense of false security that you can have. you understand you have half a storm yet to go, yes? >> absolutely. we completely understand. we h

is john jones. i'd like to repeat my dissatisfaction with the style and manner of commissioner -- pardon me, chief scott's report. getting up there and reading to us and the audience from a bunch of crib notes, figures, is not an informative, and it is not a serious attempt to communicate police matters to the public. now, if we had chief scott's report in writing ahead of time, those of us could study it and perhaps pose questions for chief scott so that the commission is not effectively insulating chief scott from criticism. you want to experience from this podium the angry questions that chief scott would get so that you can understand the kind of anger that his officers have to deal with day in and day out on the streets. the idea that popped in my mind was conduct of british house of commons question time. now i think the commission has the collective smarts to handle that so that chief scott is only minimally abused, but he will be abused. but the public will be informed. thank you. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. interesting analysis. chief scott. >> hello. i just want -- this is not my public comment, but i just wanted to talk -- you

that is how fox reports this sunday, september 9. i am jon scott, thank you for joining us. wallace. president trump calls on the justice department to investigate who wrote that essay in the new york times describing resistance inside his administration. >> for the sake of our national security, the new york times should publish his name at once the one we will discuss the one-two punch of the anonymous call him. >> should all top officials take a lie detector test and would you agree to take one? and reports of white house disarray in bob woodward's new book.what does it mean for

is coming up. one of the biggest games of the pac-12 season being played tomorrow. ahead, why defensive diversity -- scott reiss is up next. >>> all right. scott reiss joining us. scott, big night last night. football, the regular season officially begun. football fans everywhere are pretty happy. what's going on? >> no doubt about it, we have our first taste of the regular season last night. sunday, of course, we go full throttle. the 9ers heading up to minnesota. and that means jimmy garoppolo trying to keep the undefeated streak intact. a yeyards and points of any nfl team. so it will be a terrific test for the new look 9er offense. >> they are talented across the board. those guys have been playing together for a while just about all of them. so, you know, they're comfortable in their scheme. they play to their strength and try to expose your weaknesses. it's going to be a chess match really. >> one minor concern coming out of raider camp, marshawn lynch limited for a second straight practice because of a groin injury. in all likelihood just precautionary. we fully expect him to play monday night against the rams and lead the oakland backfield in touches.

is appointed a post office inspector through patronage. you had to prove yourself once you were appointed. scott: you were talking about how frank used his fists. this was not a big guy. this is not a man criminals would look at and say i am afraid of frank oldfield. he was not a big, brutish guy. victoria: that was funny, it was one of the things he started telling me, that he would get in these fights, and he was about his size, and i thought maybe he is exaggerating a little bit. he is not. i found "new york times" reporting that frank decided to go after -- he was so mad, he was trying to expose corruption within the post office. scott: another one of their duties. victoria: yes. exactly. they are internal investigators. he goes to new york because a state dr. attorney from new york is somehow involved. waits in thead he lobby of the big post office building in manhattan for the guy to come out from lunch and ecks him, and await weight is described in "the new york times," it is hysterical. what does it say "they are rolling around in angry embrace? " and another guy when he hit him in the face. he had a temper. scott: but he was

is gone. a former navy seal congressman scott taylor is on the phone with us.having me. and all your viewers out there throughout the country and the world. shannon: you heard what rick had to say, the last time this section of east coast stare down a hurricane like this dwight eisenhower was in the white house and marilyn monroe and joe dimaggio were newlyweds. how can people be prepared if they are in the path? >> it is important to make sure folks are listening to the state, the emergency coordinators on the ground, the frontline will be the first responders and emergency coordinators, the governor in virginia evacuated zone a around coastal areas. some people may not evacuate but a lot of folks are. the reality is because it is local responders, everybody in virginia is thankful he declared a federal state of emergency but the reality is local folks bearing the burden. they have to listen and heed warnings so they don't become casualties or overstress the already overburdened law enforcement agencies and first responders on the ground. so prepare. we are he

scott streets. this is a picture and video sent to us from a kron4 viewer. injured in this crash. the muni bus driver is in critical condition. no word on the seriousness of the other njuries. police are asking you to avoid the area. several streets are closed. a city inspector has been called out to the scene so they can inspect the building. kron4 has a crew headed to the crash. (darya)(james) of dollars (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( james ) breaking ( james ) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (ácommercialá) ( james ) breaking news out of san francisco. a muni bus has crashed into a building at lombard and scott streets. this is a picture and video sent to us from a kron4 viewer. 4 people have been injured in this crash. the muni bus driver is in critical condition. no word on the seriousness of the other njuries. police are asking you to avoid the area. several streets are closed. a city inspector has been called out to the scene so they can inspect the building. kron4 has a crew headed to the crash. to the crash. major hot spot in sf. accident involving a muni bus

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