let us look at the daily mail. this is difficult to pick. we don't have all the details. that shames britain. this is a river in yorkshire, not specified by the picture, but it is a mess. it is frivolous to discuss what is called a picture story. we don't know what it is. but i would point out 90% of thatis it is. but i would point out 90% of that is wood. single use plastic, the daily mail has been campaigning on this. there are a lot of things they could put on the front page today, but they have decided to lead on theircampaign today, but they have decided to lead on their campaign against plastic and single use plastic. we can all agree that we need to be smarter about how we can encourage people not to use single use plastic, but also how to recycle them. if you wa nt to also how to recycle them. if you want to buy certain products, they inevitably come in plastics and it is single use. even if you throw it in the recycling bin, you are not entirely sure it will always end up where you want it to. an actor made a film called plastic, a few years ago, a documentary, wh

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let us look at the front page of the financial times.ts of stories, what is going on with the dollar in the us federal reserve , with the dollar in the us federal reserve, but also dirty money matters. the cayman islands, other places will have to adhere to new rules. the super rich may be front—page news again. it is like the paradise papers all over again. what happens in these territories, the allegation has been shell companies are set up which allow people in effect to hide real ownership of their assets, because it is in the shell company and very ha rd to it is in the shell company and very hard to find who the real owner of the assets. zaleta lot of people use these to hide their money. it tells us these to hide their money. it tells us that the space for people to do thatis us that the space for people to do that is narrowing —— it is that a lot of. the government is forced by strong feeling in parliament to accept that in these british overseas territories they will force a public register. you will have to see who the real own

but a quick look at the us markets. the dowjones but a quick look at the us markets.age. that is due to be iran issue in the tariff and aluminium steel issue. now that has been suspended. the nasdaq composites index down. including the likes ofjapan. nasdaq composites index down. including the likes of japan. you have been watching asia business report. the top stories this hour. iran has dismissed claims by israel's prime minister that it's been lying about a secret nuclear weapons programme. cardinal george pell will learn shortly if he's to face trial for charges of historical sexual assault in australia. he denies the allegations. a man who's terminally ill has appealed to judges to allow him to die with dignity. noel conway's challenge to the law is being heard at the court of appeal tomorrow. mr conway has motor neurone disease and he's been speaking to our medical correspondent fergus walsh. yep. 0k. there's an underlying feeling of profound anxiety that i live with, and that is, i don't know how i'm going to die. little by little, noel conway's strength is fad

out of the white house are a massive over exaggeration put up a fake news media in order to make us look as bad as possible. with that being said, leakers are traitors and cowards and we will find out who they are. can you tell us about the process of trying to figure out who is leaking from the communications department and what's going to be done? >> i won't tell you the process so much as to tell you that there are all kinds of leaks. some leaks exist to hurt colleagues, some leaks exist because they disagree with the policies that are being put forth, but none of them are helpful and i will tell you something else that's going on in this white house but not as badly as it was at the beginning, it's not so much leaking as using the media to shiv each other. that was going on quite a bit at the beginning of the administration but it's less so now. i think the president is on solid ground here, that if you work at the pleasure of the president like we all do here and you have the privilege and the blessing of coming every day to work in this white house on behalf of the nation that we a

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also have an ability to create the instruments that allow us to exchange information but beyond that i don't expect that they're going to look like us you know they're not necessarily even going to have the same way of encountering the world that we do we rely very heavily on our vision vision has evolved forty times independently on earth so it's been very affective here but what happens if you're a civilization on a planet where there is a murky cover over the atmosphere and you need to get around through a sense of hearing or a sense of touch or a sense of smell you could still be a scientist still discovering your universe but your way of encountering that day to day could be very different and so that's why we always need to be open to new possibilities for creating messages so that if they are detected they'll be understood jill tarter from seti told me once that we tend to think about aliens ass earthlings on steroids is it likely that we will be similar in appearance and how do you how do we wait thinking about it this way. you know there are some aspects of our bodies that we might find in other species for example

we have a group called synchrony ventures who helps us look at areas where we can infest come -- investwe just invested in a couple of companies helping us do better authentication using databases aside from what we traditionally use to make sure this person is who we think it is. david: we have a tendency to focus on big retailers, macy's, home depot. you have a broader sense of retail. is it true that we are using -- losing retail establishments? margaret: i think the amount of individual brick-and-mortar stores, yes. i do think as, honestly we were over-retailed in the u.s. if you compare the number of retail stores versus europe. it is a lot. what you are seeing is a combination of a merge in demographics because you have more millennials coming in comfortable shopping online, and the fact that we were over retailed. i am still bullish on retail. people are still going to shop. there has been this overhang of doom and gloom and people like the reality of shopping. there are still stores that people will go into. they may be different, smaller, formats may be different, but people wi

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service detail face first i thought they did look at that if you're supposed to look different from us look at the love my clothes were looking for i could live a team full of new young players who still need to prove what they're capable of. what it was presented in the name of it's a mystery like that better than scully that you have since i was coming to america you are the minute i'm quite a spectacle look i mean my question see all. is when people i mean if you look at a person missing it's one hundred. five i thought i was. eight years ago i watched in the square in friendship in madrid among a crowd. thousands of thousands of people i was pretty warm expressed it well i. know the spanish national team is heading to russia after a very disappointing performance in brazil in two thousand and fourteen so the new generation of players ready to bring spain back to the top position spain has recently been hit by a crisis that could also affect the spanish national team it's an issue with a long history but he never had such a boiling point in my lifetime to find out the true consequences o

us look at the. same. interest rates or lesser sort of all to do more good enough. thanks to the network he's built up the businessman has even opened a gallery on the cable ten the antique dealers district one of paris's most prestigious addresses he takes us there. he wants to show us how well established he is and how he buys and sells some of the most renowned names in painting and sculpture. and i have to tell you we hate. to use it but i try to do all. the gallery director greets us. yes. the gallery houses significant and very expensive works this marble sculpture of eve is by. it's already been reserved by an asian client. and it is when you have preserve examplar it. did this go toward the album that was the theme and what is omitted was just this kid they get your seat and your diet is good you presume about a lot of shit to me that this question. how do. you want to because then most of it is a nominal father on more famous signatures and in drawing by salvador dali. i should go. here. here general b.s. you just sit and listen to him he. didn't go through

but taught us against on line with this case first blitzing beyond makes us look at that plus it costs them the right after forty two minutes. to come up with a set for us to one lead heading into the bright. sun the surprises capsule rolling shuttlecock hello headed home the second minutes was the full lex defending from the champions three minutes lights up give to each a case of the season. a full one milling sabai in the heaviest wind as they get to faces twenty fifteen but that didn't stop the celebrations but lifting the bundesliga trophy for six consecutive season a perfect sendoff for a club legend. that. formula one now at the spanish grand prix mercedes made clear there the team to beat this season in previous races for ari and sebastian fattal had made their mark with a clever pit strategy but in barcelona on sunday defending champion lewis hamilton turned the tables on them. the world champion flexing his muscles lewis hamilton started from pole and left the competition in its tracks even during the caution period following this crash by roman grose the briton kept his cool

but on the sick get stung by him with his case first blitzing beyond make us look at that plus the cost and all right after forty two minutes i took up with a surprise to one lead heading into the break. and the surprises capsule rolling shuttlecock kolo headed home in the fifty second minutes by the full morlaix defending from the champions three minutes lights up just a good chance to see some of the saves in. a field one moving the ball in the heaviest wind as they get to faces twenty fifth jane buss that didn't stop the celebrations by lifting the bundesliga trophy for a six consecutive season a perfect sendoff for a club legend. at the. let's round up a dramatic final day in the bundestag and then there's that hamburg went over gladbach vosburgh base cologne durban just squeaked through to the champions league even after using to hoffenheim elsewhere then leipsic demolished hazza and shock at these fine first. as you can look at the fine abunda snake a sound they send this season will run away champions by munich will be joined in the champions league next season by shellac hoffenh

can you give us some detail about what that looks like? $80 a barrel for brent, will that story get worse? can you put some flesh on the bones when it comes to the demand destruction you're seeing? mr. birol: last year and this year, we were seeing very solid oil demand. what someite of people were saying that it was the end of the oil age. we are seeking the opposite. a strong oil demand growth. but, but, the increasing oil prices, we are seeing the first oil of the slowdown of the market especially in the emerging countries. in asia. who aree the countries the engines of the global oil demand growth. for us to, it is expensive. and second, many of these countries in the last two years provided subsidies and as a result, higher prices which change the consumersf the oil and they've reacted to higher prices much faster and stronger than before. therefor, continuation of the higher prices may then me that the global oil demand growth is lower than we have anticipated previously. there is a risk for the oil of oil demanderms growth if the pr

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coming toward us peaceful supplies and training to go back to the injury and fight us long as the insurgency didn't look our talk. the same understanding which the hardwoods me from and all of us was a similar story to do the hard work the mission of u.s. navy has always been. a backyard should receive be able to be g. to recuperate on the wrist the keep to formalise and the sheet of business and machine the machine for possible legal stuff from libya to dismantle who knew she but to nigeria as boko haram continued to advance fronts at the request of then nigerian president goodluck jonathan organized a summit to discuss security in the region nigeria needed the help of paris to convince its francophone neighbors to commit to the fight against boko haram an international military coalition was formed the armies of chad and no had the right to pursue into nigerian territory. i will buckle chicago responded. on. i mean i will was shot well then why. you are. not of are not are not who are not. my family saw your counsel kind of deal on iran. you know cause look at our door and our current i did you know e

let us take a closer look at some of the deals driving markets in europe. deals team is sarah. talks and swiss re are collapsing. the writing was on the wall. they are very busy with other deals. >> the talks have been going on for about three months. is reportedly close to collapsing. there are talks about a minority stake. inn the talks came out february, softbank said it would want a 30% stake in the business. swiss re came out very quickly that it would not be more than 10%. the talk on the street is that things are slowing down because of the size of the stakes. and also a disagreement on price. guy: it is interesting as well that in a way softbank was wanting to use the reinsurance business as a driver for its investment strategy. we have seen warren buffett do this in the past. swiss re was having none of that, interestingly. in thee is a lot of cap insurance market about why a japanese telecom and technology company would even want to take a stake in a traditional swiss reinsurer. it is a very interesting -- it would be a very interesting deal were i

." >> which of us looks younger? well? which of us looks younger? >> you do, of course. ah!re, you see? and why? because i work. i'm constantly doing something. i experience life. you just sit still in one place, not really living. yes. and i have a rule -- i never think about the future. i never think about old age or death. what will come in life will come. >> stephen: please welcome annette bening! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hello. hi. >> stephen: hey. thanks for being here. >> i'm so excited. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: well, i'm a long-time fan. >> thank you. >> stephen: we've spoken once or twice over the phone over the years, but i'm a huge fan of your work in the drifters, "american beauty," "the kids are all right," "20th century women," and "the president" with michael douglas. can't you and michael douglas just be the president and first lady? ( cheers and applause ) it's just president porn at this point, and that's saying something given this president. ( laughter ) but you are a famous actress and i understand you have a callin

you can see it's right over us. look for a cloudy, mostly cloudy day.s will disrupt the low cloud deck. up in the sierra, things are developing rapidly. i think the better opportunity, northern napa county, mendocino, and sonoma. santa rosa has light rain. 50s for everybody. this probably won't do much. it will continue to move over us. today is ace -- a sold-out show. -- day. alex savidge is here on the dog patrol filling in for sal. >> we got a couple of issues to deal with your. a big problem we are looking in contra costa county, where all the eastbound lanes of interstate 80 in crockett remain closed right now after a big rig crash right near the carquinez bridge. authorities are telling us that a big rig overturned here and then caught fire. this was just about 1:30 this morning. one person was hurt here. the crash caused 280 gallons of diesel fuel to spell right there on the highly. hazmat team was called out to the scene to do cleanup work on that spill. the chp also is investigating a three car crash, a separate crash that happened right behind

we talked about the northern powerhouse would actually this is making us look as if we are in gods. d to think there was a divide. i see it with transport. i travel around the uk and wales and it's crazy. it seems more seamless from london than it does elsewhere at. the prices are insane. i'm going to manchester on monday, i but measuring today. £85 and is the cheapest i could get on an advance ticket. that's extortion i think and having said that, these companies have already lost £200 million. i know that the different line the east coast but they seem not to know how to run the breweries let alone a railway and i'm not in favour generally a renationalization but i think corbyn's call for that is ringing in my years at something that must be considered because the private sector has failed miserably in this and as you say, so many people every day you hear misery stories, strikes, delays, no air—conditioning, not enough eating, too much heating, overcrowding. are we misty eyed about the days of british rail? i'm young but i can remember driving on british rail as a kid. it was not

they need to be with us in looking at eliminating the -- in the iran deal. host: can you elaborate? lasts for seven ,o eight years, then 10 years it is staggered. at a certain moment, all the fictions are off on iran's nuclear activities. obama, who was a proponent of the deal, had suggested at that point, we will need to look at what is going on. unfortunately, kicking the can down the road is great in a democracy. it is a problem for the american people and our national security. host: what level of sway did you take away from the israeli prime minister's presentation on this? guest: i wanted to get excited about it. his address in english, going to be great. it feell flat to me. it probably does not contain a treasure trove of information, i'm sure it does. theamin netanyahu said iranians were engaged in developing five nuclear weapons. it was something they did not admit to. on the other hand, the responsibility of the , jcpoa,ional community this is why we do the deal. a thing that should be concerning for people is the --nians told us they everything. they are not. proponents.

important and are there some public relations games being played as we look at the media mergers going on our teams millet chan takes us a long look. added plus we'll take a little trip to miami where our to correspondent nicholas o'donovan tells us how climate change and rising sea levels are reshaping one of the nation's largest housing markets plus nestle's the food company candy company is paying billions of dollars to starbucks r.t. correspondent alex behala vidual tell us why and we talked tesla's terrible troubles and other auto news with the car coach lauren fix all of that on our righteous road ahead but first let's get to some as. a rising u.s. dollar has caused the worst two week loss of capital emerging economy bond markets since two thousand and sixteen nearly one billion dollars exit in the bond markets for emerging economies in just the last week according to the financial times the u.s. dollar is recent strength particularly relative to currencies and developing nations is believed to be driving the move away from debt in emerging markets a significant portion of developing nation debt is denominated in

let us look at the business pages of the times. outcry at failure to put women at top bank job.his is the role of the external economist, on the bank of england's committee that sets interest rates and is only one woman on it. that's an astonishing day for the store to come out after the extraordinary news we heard around earlier today about the reasons were given for why women were not given topjobs by which given for why women were not given top jobs by which one given for why women were not given topjobs by which one in particular, we've got one, which looks interesting from the page of the business section. it's very interesting, there is a suggestion in here that a particular professor public policy suggested it's hard for her in the interview panel to do and think to pick the best candidate and think to pick the best candidate and they appointed a brilliant person apparently, and i'm not one of those people it to suggest we appoint wyman for the sake of it, but there's something about this that feels uncomfortable. lots of women would agree, they don't want to be paid just

to do that, i think we should turn over to the authority created through assembly bill 758 and let us look at possibl is an el multiple unit that runs possibly from the dublin station into tracy. >> some say bart needs to extend at least to the ace train, id l ideally to stockton, to meet the region's population and commute growth. >>> happens bart's board of directors will take the first step to bring wifi to trains. the approve a negotiating agreement with the company to provide tofi platfo. the proposal includes cell service for muni subway service stations in san francisco. bart and muni officials have six months to reach a deal with the company. it would take a few years for the contractor and bart to install the hardware. >>> meantime, a new construction project officially started today. surprisingly, it's a barn. it's goal is to keep ranching alive even if the area continues to urbanize. our abc 7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, is in pleasanton. >> reporter: this is a common scene, concrete poured for the latest development, but this is not for your typical housing project or new sk

extremist this region bloodying their decisions as you said of president ram because they are telling us look for twenty five years you have been negotiating and you realize there's a you want you you sit us you if you look to the two state solution jerusalem is the reason we got there of palestine was doesn't have the reserves and look what they're doing to you know what do you answer what do i answer you said when the leader arrives israel until that peaceful protest arguably doesn't work what are your people supposed to do until a leader. of what we have no place to go could there from the river jordan to their military and and the greater historic palestine today i am fifty point nine percent of the pollution. and forty nine point one percent.

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don't be surprised to see on the big picture at high pressure in control for most of us, look at theseand at times. on sunday, some of story here, more cloud here, a bit of rain at times, still an area of misty weather to the irish sea, and may just touch the east coast of northern ireland, sunday, but elsewhere let me get increasing amounts of sunshine during sunday and worked as a result. not everywhere will give it to the mid—20s but the sunshine and high teens and low 20s, very great place. bags of sunshine on monday, patchy cloud into scotland and northern ireland, little bit amiss on the irish sea and a little bit colder towards northeast scotland over the coast of england as well compared to the previous few days. temperatures up the previous few days. temperatures upa bit the previous few days. temperatures up a bit further in southeast england, mainly to the northwest ii and could see something around 26 for avon 27 celsius. that is significant if he gets there. it is easily the highest temperature the ukforan early easily the highest temperature the uk for an early may bank h

us. we are looking at where the business is based today. skeptical about it being a long-term investment that would be right for us. we are looking at where the business is based today. with all of the ups and downs, it's tough for us to get our heads around that being a core asset. the competitive landscape changing? there are competitive funds, mutual funds. they are also looking outside silicon valley. us, it is broken into three parts. early stage, later stage, crossover funds, mutual funds, and traditional growth players. early stage guys tend to take more risks. crossover guys tend to time and exit may be a year or two before hand and don't really take an active role in the business. we don't see them very often. we see core growth investors trying to invest in larger businesses that still have a lot of runway. that core set is not as big as people think. they still want to provide value added services. there are competitive steps and they are all more geographically dispersed. we fit in pretty well with the firm's we see as our compe

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us. when i'm sitting here old old man you know be able to look back forty years and say actually we used words who stood up to rapid city you know be able to tell my grandkids jack we fought against white creed to make your lives better and i am doing my best to keep going on there. they are sorry but you know. this movement was watch. just a small group or a few or three women the children or so they were not going to take it any more for the good are brought up during the years. for their own words you have every right . to live that's the story with your world life would be pretty good. bead don't be the best that i can be the toughest that a kid could buy an assistant or defenders of the people we always have been. part of were the greatest nations in the world one of the strongest ones that ever stand the united states government and. if they have. won the from my dad and his generation who wouldn't even know but our way of life a few that were taken to their buddies were continuing the long battle. when i first got here back in august dad tells me that the only room is going to loo

us talk about insurers. the insurance business and the reinsurance business. line,ms of the bottom it looks improved on the previous year. the net rises by 8.62%. is operating profit number up 4.9 for -- 4.9%. nejra: let us get back to the banks. socgen missed its first-quarter estimates. falling 13.4%. overnight, the company also announced a reshuffling of the executives. caroline spoke to the manager about the reasons behind this first quarter performance. at thehould have a look market dynamic in the first quarter. the flow equity market in the us was the biggest issue. the evolution of fixed income is demonstrating our geographic mix. when it comes to trading equities, you are not really doing as well as your u.s. peers and even not as well as some of your european peers. >> specifically regarding the overweightare more on cash and flow products. segment, we are doing the same performance as our peers. >> do you believe the trend will continue? theou plan to revive trading revenue for the investment bank in your new role? >> in my new role, i am very much committed to the transformation

important and are there some public relations games being played as we look at the media mergers going on our teams millet chan takes us a long look at it plus we'll take a little trip to miami where r.t. correspondent nicholas o'donovan tells us how climate change and rising sea levels are reshaping one of the nation's largest housing markets plus nestle's the food companies candy company is paying billions of dollars to starbucks r.t. correspondent alex my haleigh bitch will tell us why and we talked tesla's terrible troubles and other auto news with the car coach lauren fix all of that on our righteous road ahead but first let's get to some as. a rising u.s. dollar has caused the worst two week loss of capital emerging economy bond markets since two thousand and sixteen nearly one billion dollars exit at the bar. in markets for emerging economies in just the last week according to the financial times the us dollar is recent strength particularly relative to currencies and developing nations is believed to be driving the move away from debt in emerging markets a significant portion of developing nation debt is denomi

look at us a look at an effort feel i let them pay whatever they have. because they all want to pay with cards. but because i don't have the technology for that i let them pay me in cash with whatever they are carrying. according to some experts the two main causes of inflation are a waste of oil profits and corruption at all levels of government. a communist economy that expropriated and didn't make an effort to keep the companies running led to a brutal decline in oil revenues. that has been creating shortages and pushing up inflation. so what's the figure ten thousand fifteen thousand twenty thousand percent. we don't know. we do know the prices are doubling every month. you know how many polls show that most venezuelans are eating just one meal a day and to buy basic food items they have to stand in line for hours on average venezuelans lost eleven kilos last year due to food shortages and hyper inflation is so bad that you can barely buy one apple with the monthly wage. but many venezuelans don't blame the government they say the real cause is an ec

also have an ability to create the instruments that allow us to exchange information but beyond that i don't expect that they're going to look like us you know they're not necessarily even going to have the same way of encountering the world that we do we rely very heavily on our vision vision has evolved forty times independently on earth so it's been very effective here but what happens if you're a civilization on a planet where there is a murky cover over the atmosphere and you need to get around through a sense of hearing or a sense of touch or a sense of smell you could still be a scientist still discovering your universe but your way of encountering the day to day could be very different and so that's why we always need to be open to new possibilities for creating messages so that if they are detected they'll be understood jill tarter from sets he told me once that we tend to think about aliens ass earthlings on steroids is it likely that we will be similar in appearance and how do you how do we wait thinking about it this way. you know there are some aspects of our bodies that we might find in other species for exampl

we partner with retailers to help us think about innovation. we are also lookingorking with companies like plug and play, incubators of thinking. we can test things and try things out. we partner with external vendors to help us think about where we are going, like willow tree and pivotal in terms of mobile, and data. we try not to get too far ahead, but one good example that we are playing around with right now is virtual reality. virtual reality will become part of the shopping experience. it is not there yet, but think about, you are looking at a floor in lowe's, could you go online and look at how that floor would look in your kitchen because you are using some type of virtual reality? i do think that is the fun stuff, and that is a little out there yet, but we cannot ignore it. we have to keep looking. david: thank you so much. margaret: thank you. david: it was really a great pleasure. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's

extremist this region bloodying their decisions as you said of president ram because they are telling us look for twenty five years you have been negotiating. you you said to us you which of the two it was the two state solution jerusalem and be governor of palestine was doesn't have to reza and look what they're doing to you know what do you answer. what do i answer you said when the leader arrives at israel until that peaceful protest arguably doesn't work what are your people supposed to do until a leader. of what we have no place to go could there from the river jordan to their military and in the greater historic palestine today i am fifty point nine percent of the pollution. and is forty nine point one percent of the pollution what the question to them what are they going to do with me i'm here i'm here to stay i'm going to develop my own army my institutions my schools my university is my hospital is i have to protect my people in every sense possible we still believe we will still continue to seek peace but we want nations on earth like. union for instance to move to stand tall where

looked at predictions, this is a much more higher steak situation. ultimately at the end of the day, june 12th and beyond, what do you think a possible deal between the usea looks like? >> i'm a policy analyst. anybody who gives you a prediction on this is an idiot. this is a big thing for markets. people expect a reykjavÍk moment, the president could go and they could extend talking into the second day and could talk about big things and they could walk out of the deal and get nothing, but that is okay because with maximum pressure, we dealt with the security threat and if kim is willing to come to the table now he will come back. if they wake away with something credible and if they walk away with nothing it proves what we said, we are not on a path to war, there will be another day, don't sell your stocks. todd: can't blame me for trying to get a prediction. we have two less wildcards at the end of the day. we will see what happens. hopefully the good guys make it out on top. thanks for getting up with us friday morning. it is 17 minutes after the hour. isis winning the social media war but democrats are worried about russia related ads on facebook a

us look at the awfulness you said. displaced or lesser sort of all to do more good enough. thanks to the network he's built up the businessman has even opened a gallery on the keevil ten the antique dealers district one of paris's most prestigious addresses he takes us there. he wants to show. how well established he is and how he buys and sells some of the most renowned names in painting and sculpture this. is it. and they'll sell you we. physically but i try to do all. the gallery director greets us. the gallery houses significant and very expensive works this marble sculpture of eve is by or done it's already been reserved by an asian client. so. it is when you have preserve examplar it's. really did this go toward the album that was the theme was his own vision was just a skill they get to see them your diet is good your prison what about a lot of shit without this question. how to cure all street taking what it does then most of it is nominally father own more famous signatures and in drawing by salvador dali. i should go. he did it because you need to sit and listen t

of the things we report on, the volume we do is so small that one single fallout appears to make us look like we have a lesser quality then maybe our urban counterparts and that is simply not true. that is a very important point. the point of meaning for use, the revelation of meaningful use has improved the use of technology in the healthcare industry but the pace the changes happening and the expense it takes rural facilities to keep up, i worry about those measures getting between the doctors and the patient. >> consistent with my concerns around access or providers. i would strongly recommend continuing to expand the use of telemedicine. >> doctor murphy? >> i think the relaxation of medicare regulations in terms of rowling -- allowing rural hospitals to execute more innovative strategies in recruiting physicians. we have some rural that prohibit that. secondly i think the relaxation or the acceleration of the ability of the medicare program to waive certain requirements for rural hospitals under overall management. >> thank you for your testimony. senator nc. -- senator mike enzi. i

a debt of honor to these people and what we mustn't do is leave someone who actually worked for us looked after. also has helped us abdul says he didn't have time to apply for a visa through the official interpreter scheme while he was still in the couple that required months of waiting and his life was increasingly at risk now abdul's lawyer is appealing the home office's moves to deport him a lot of people like mr bari weren't working in two thousand and twelve because they were threatened and targeted by the taliban hard to quit their jobs and flee it's not really fair but he's got to make this journey to the you care to escape these threats to be told actually go home they're saying it's it's there for him to read we have evidence from former employees not just from the british army but they also he was working with him be in trouble but he really cared to the originators. but evidence suggests he was threatened in trouble. and if he goes back to the same will happen again he will be targeted it comes to its own citizens the u.k. government clearly warns against travel to almost all o

i'm just saying that from the point of view of the russian the national interest it's not a good use look now it's about but if north korea becomes nuclear it will become all the logical for south korea to warn your korea as well because yes no not say and probably believe they need nuclear weapons for defense but the us not forget it was in north korea beach invaded in one nine hundred fifty s. it still official line is. does not exist so i will study isn't the us occupy a territory to be eventually liberate it's ruled my cheapie did but if according to the north. this is a situation sort of what should not do probably develop nukes and if that happens what about japan what about what about vietnam all this country is have a lot of. us by the way most cases against china and this is it is only by chinese so i'm happy about north korea's nuclear program russia is a bit unhappy chad is seriously unhappy because if it's not stopped in ten feet twenty s. time channel you'll find itself surrounded by small really hostile countries and beatrice reason to hate cherry now going back to many cent

the interesting thing about this story is that china is saying we will not give the us concessions. if we looksouth korea negotiations with trump, obviously he wants to pressure them, make them give concessions to the us. china are saying they are not going to do that. very interestingly, lots of economists are saying the us economy or the us consumer could be seen as more exposed to this than the chinese consumer, because the us consumer is buying a lot of cheap chinese goods. also us farmers, china is saying you have put tariffs on us china is saying you have put tariffs on us and we are going to put ta riffs on us and we are going to put tariffs on soya beans, that will hurt us farmers. so there is a lot riding on these negotiations. and we will keep across it all. the financial times front—page looking at the growth figures which came out yesterday, saying the weakest for 18 months. the eurozone slowing, as it were. slightly better than the uk. definitely better than the uk. a smidgen of growth. so much weaker than we had last year, and economists blaming lots of things. some winter weathe

here because when we return there is an enormous amount of energy being used for crypto currency mining and alex hyla but you take a look with us plus there is new leadership in cuba how's that working out and how is the economy doing john cavil it's the president of the us cuba trade and economic council joins us with the latest as we go to break here the numbers of the closing bell bitcoin is down and soar stocks oil as the only green arrow on the board today will be right. join me every thursday on the elec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. we've all gotten used to it the media hate trump and the president returns the favor in kind how is this mutually charged hate fest changed media and journalism does the corporate liberal media report the news anymore and is journalists make a fake profession in the service of partisanship. fifty years ago breaking with into a concert going on as a sleeping pill does this is what i believe because i had to share this thought the side effects were terrible but not on known as sean indulge one for

is 92, said 21 years older than donald trump who we thought was quite old to be president of the us lookshe has made a remarkable comeback and rather brilliantly, to retirement to get rid of his former protege in an anti—corruption drive and looks and he has been successful. he looks in the photo a lot younger than 92. i can't believe he is 92. fair play to the guy he was last by mr in 2003 and he was 70 something then. he probably would have thought that was it. he is back. it's eitherjordan or in this day and age where everyone seems to be gripped by the cult of youth that we have seenjustin trudeau and seen many leaders try to portray themselves as young and dynamic, and tony blair and david cameron in one stage. this is the labour party. it will. the vince cable is still... he's a mere 75. his best years are ahead of him yet. why not? and jeremy corbyn, he is getting another 20 years ago have. i would not rule that one out actually. this hoopla in the labour party that would be very happy with that. they give very much indeed. that's it for tonight don't forget you can see the front p

most of us are looking forward to the agency's future are many others who are currently serving to crack the glass ceiling of the agency she is poised to break it may be impossible to measure the importance of that breakthrough but i do know it will send a signal to the current workforce of those in the future that a lifetime of commitment to the agency can and will be rewarded to those walking for hours to get to a meeting or those officers that stay up all night preparing for those presidential's the brief or the calls about putting their people in harm's way to secure the intelligence we need to keep our country safe, those who find the needle in the haystack or catch the bad guys or those weapon shipments and come home to walk past all the stars of the agency know that we support you and the job you're doing. you deserve a director who understandsec you are, what you do, what you can do or what you should do you deserve a director who understands your sacrifice is a clear vision of the agency mission you deserve ms. haspel i asked his body this afternoon when it reconvenes that we co

let us look at the background of the things he has to deal with the six years.s editor, candace piette assesses the challenges he's facing. mr maduro it is a second term in office promising his deeply tired and hungry electric, he will tackle and hungry electric, he will tackle an economy in freefall. but it may be too late. inflation is running at about 13,000% and the government is set to run out of money soon. oil production has dropped to levels not seenin production has dropped to levels not seen in half a century. dire shortages of food, medicine, water, and cash may trigger a popular backlash. and analysts are saying the crisis is so severe it could also provoke friction within the civilian and military branches of the government. a —— abroad, china is increasingly unwilling to give money to venezuelan —— lend money. there may be additional sanctions on venezuelan oil after the election. candace piette. we can speak to the bbc‘s katy watson, who's in caracas. nicolas maduro is still speaking. have you had a chance to hear any of the speech? from the very