it wasl looked like going to regain some strength, but it has not been able to thrive. one company moving markets today, volkswagen. the auto company engulfed in scandal is weighing on the euro. he is head of currency strategies at brown brothers harriman. what do you think of this idea? not see it happening. look at what happened to the euro today, it rallied against the u.s. dollar. alix: there was optimism. -- remember the ford pinto? joe: i don't. . recall reading about it >> somebody in the u.s. was indicted for selling food knowingly contaminated with salmonella. story, whyteresting is it that we hold individuals to a high moral standard? if the banks, car companies, food companies, we are finding violations. it undermines people's trust in authority. alix: nevertheless, we have seen volatility across the currency markets. you can see what it has done to emerging-market currencies. this is starting volatility for the last week. boom, that is no joke. >> i do not think it has anything to do with volkswagen. i think it has to do with the federal reserve and with chi

i admire the fact that they face up to reality and got out. , he wasl geography taking up a sort of toolanes. he is trying to be a governing conservative line, and did not have a chance to articulate that. >> what about lessons you can take? >> keep control of the checkbook. >> they spend a lot of money. do you think that scott walker -- everybody is happy that he is out. do you think that john kasich can benefit in a particular way from this? >> you never benefit from somebody else's misfortune. i will say this, the political geography is where john kasich fits. the second is the real geography, because after we get to the sec primary, we had to the industrial midwest. that should be a good place for us. >> the super pac put up this ad. they put up on the other day that is kind of a tongue-in-cheek mocking of donald trump. john kasich and a helicopter. he has done a good job of staying out of the crosshairs, you have any concerns about provoking donald trump? >> i don't think you poke in the cage if you don't have to. our pot -- our position is that we have a positive message. the prob

we got things that there were many rumors during these last wasle of months of what going to be in thisgreement. and how it was going to be the april frame -- framework, that in fact have been strengthened. i want to applaud our negotiators for taking the strength of our unity and turning it into results. we will be talking a little bit about that. the objective is clearly to prevent iran from ever becoming a nuclear weapon power. that is our simple objective. we know who we are dealing with. this is a state sponsor of terrorism. this is a country that abuses human rights, that violates the ballistic missile area. we know all that. we singularly are trying to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear weapon power because we know that is a game changer in the region. that is the objective of this agreement. and the standard that we have to use, because there is no trust in iran for us, the supreme friday after the agreement said, we will trample upon america. we don't trust iran. but we have to leave emotion out of this. we have to look at the agreements. and we've got to determine whether th

august wasl pmi for 49.7. joe has left interest decliningnged as the currency cushions the impact of lower commodity prices. the bank of us joe you governor kept the cash rate at a record low. -- low to present. guy: oil's biggest three-day rally in 25 years. surging 27% over three days. augustay, the most since 1990. remember, we were having a were at that point. oil jump to the highest in the said it wasopec ready to talk to other producers to achieve a fair and reasonable price. anna: the tech giant google has teamed up with a french company and they are aiming to tackle new ways to treat diabetes. what are we expecting to see after this new partnership? >> in a broad sense what google says it wants to do here is change the way that diabetes is treated from being reactive and episodic to pro active and preventative. it is teaming up with different drugmaker to work on a number of things. smartof all, things like insulin delivery devices. smart measurement devices. devices that monitor glucose and upload the

briefing,erday in the is going ont what with the training of syrian wasls was an indication wrong [indiscernible] is secretary clinton one of those people after admitting she was wrong? the point i am making is there are some and i would not put secretary clinton in this category, but there are some that would think this is the only necessary strategy for success in syria. i will let secretary clinton describe her position, but i think that -- i feel confident was inng that while she office and serving under the president, was supportive of the kind of multilayered approach that we have been pursuing inside of syria and that is everything from airstrikes in support of operations on the support for opposition groups inside of syria that have made important isil, trying tot prioritize the counteraction and shut out the strategies that are theirs the fund activities. we have been working with allies and partners to try and stop fighters in syria. this is a strategy we are trying to implement. one aspect has been a training and equipment operation. as i mentioned earlier, that is something that has

. -- it wasl well above still require a relatively substantial rally before year end.io, he is looking at multiples. following fed liftoff hikes in , with all and 2004 price-to-earnings multiples falling and stocks falling as well. this is a tenure chart of the s&p 500 versus the price of the index. we are seeing a topping out in the pe multiples, they will come back down when we finally get the fed raising rates. brendan: thanks, julie. an amazing chart. prediction versus reality, the constant triumph of hope over reason. a beautiful chart. mark: you are way too optimistic. brendan: it has been a brutal year or glencore. they lost $50 million market value, the stock hammered on concern the company has too much debt to overcome commodity declines. mark: glencore is higher after business -- after they said business remains robust. craig,th perspective is a finance professor at the university of houston. thank you so much for your time. is the prescription to take this copy private? craig: what a realistic option for them. to take the company private, keep the training a

we got things that there were many rumors during these last wasle of months of what going to be in this agreement. and how it was going to be the april frame -- framework, that in fact have been strengthened. i want to applaud our negotiators for taking the strength of our unity and turning it into results. we will be talking a little bit about that. the objective is clearly to prevent iran from ever becoming a nuclear weapon power. that is our simple objective. we know who we are dealing with. this is a state sponsor of terrorism. this is a country that abuses human rights, that violates the ballistic missile area. we know all that. we singularly are trying to prevent iran from becoming a nuclear weapon power because we know that is a game changer in the region. that is the objective of this agreement. and the standard that we have to use, because there is no trust in iran for us, the supreme friday after the agreement said, we will trample upon america. we don't trust iran. but we have to leave emotion out of this. we have to look at the agreements. and we've got to determine whether

. >> would see a tremendously wasl person, a person -- he capable -- he had dogs, he had two dogs and he trained them to tear humans apart. there was a pleasure that he when he killed people. this is something that when you are normal, if you don't have this aspect of your personality, it is very difficult to grasp. >> something night at 8:00 a.m. eastern and pacific on sunday -- on c-span's q&a. >> the number of democratic senators backing the president on the iran nuclear agreement increased to 42 tuesday, with announcements -. senate minority leader harry reid spoke about the iran nuclear agreement at the carnegie endowment for international peace tuesday. his remarks are 35 minutes. >> it is my pleasure to welcome you all back from the end of summer, lamentably, and the beginning of your work here in washington. we have a great occasion which we are honored to present to you, that is an address by senate minority leader harry reid. reed, weuce senator have a dear friend and former colleague of his, congressman howard berman, who is also a friend of ours. had the pleasure and honor

in these videos the blatant disregard for human life wasl underscored by a cavalier attitude on full display by planned parenthood executives. they flippantly and callously discuss the selling of body partss from babies who never had a chance for life.ark, ugl without ya doubt these videos show a dark, ugly side to our humanity. how people can so become so desensitized that they don't shk recoil in shock at these videos and what they depict is beyond me. all i can conclude is that people somehow have ignored the right to life at the potential for life at these babies represent. under and the catchphrases like choice. these videos rightly shock the conscience of many in our country star and even support of planned parenthood to publicly denounce them as disturbing. and yes, they are but they are more than that. as our nation unites behind this very basic understand of our moral mandate to defend those who cannot defend themselves, will have unique opportunity to make an important stride to support an agenda that promotes life over death. next week the senate will consider a piece of l

brendan greeley and i noticed that while prime minister cameron looks like a banker, like somebody from wasleyn professorial. we do not look like this on the house of commons floor? brendan: you generally do not look like that when you are asking questions in question time. an interesting part of the debate earlier, jeremy corbyn said how can you possibly remove tax credits for poor families? the prime minister said, we will introduce a living wage, so i do not understand what you are asking, i thought this was question time, our we are ready watching david camera take the center that has been abandoned by labor? >> i think we are, david cameron was aggressive over the week and as soon as we found that jeremy corbyn was the new labor leader, he tweeted out that this is a threat to national security. david cameron may relish this role but the problem is this country needs an opposition, a strong opposition because we are facing a eu referendum, the u.k. will vote on whether to stay within the eu or not, if you do not have a strong opposition, this is what the questions are so important. you ri