Charlie how was it that you were going to think about what was going to be there . Bjarke what is interesting about the tower and its location is that i live on franklin street and church. If i walk towards the World Trade Center from church, i would be walking in the streets of tribeca with the sort of city scale neighborhood until i reach the side of tower two, so basically on one side, it is facing the lively side of tribeca, and on the other side, it is the final tower that will come in eight the towers, framing it. So we need to be equally at home among the side scrapers as among among the skyscrapers as among the city blocks of tribeca. Also, it will be the home, what we said 15 years ago. It was the financial district. After 9 11, and it accelerated after the sort of financial collapse at the end of 2008, and a lot of the Financial Institutions have moved to midtown, so now you have kind of an influx of more creative companies, and we moved our office to the intersection of wall
Charlie give me a sense of the vision you had against the skyline of new york city, with one World Trade Center to the right. How was it that you were going to think about what was going to be there . Bjarke this is a daunting challenge for any architect. What is interesting about the tower and its location is that i live on franklin street and church. If i walk towards the World Trade Center from church, i would be walking in the streets of tribeca with the sort of city scale neighborhood until i reach the side of tower two, so basically on one side, it is facing the lively side of tribeca, and on the other side, it is the final tower that will complete the colonnade of towel towers framing the memorial. It needed to be equally at home among the skyscrapers, as among the city blocks of tribeca. Also, it will be the home, what we said 15 years ago. It was the financial district. After 9 11, and it accelerated after the sort of financial collapse at the end of 2008, and a lot of the Fin
Welcome back. Time for the last word. Jim chanos is our guest today. We started out talking about china. Why dont we end up there, too . Avoid anything with the chinese property markets, steel, cement, iron ore. Can you short australia too, jim . Certain parts of australia are going to feel this, not the whole country. This is the bubble is just being blown bigger and bigger and bigger and it is hard to avoid. Three years ago this was somewhat controversial but when a property bubble is visual, you cant miss it. Emerging markets somewhat dependent on china, too . Asia . Depends. Some are. Some less so than others. To be on your radar screen. Should just be careful, anything dependent upon the chinese economic miracle, i would be careful of. Bigger shorts on, stuff we have been talking about for years . Broadening out from china to construction equipment, things like that. Jim, thank you very much for being here in studio. Always a pleasure. Andrew, jeremy siegel, thank you guys so much
Ever since the us walked away from the iran nuclear deal, the eu has stood firm until today. France, germany and britain known as the e three have now triggered a formal dispute process for violating the deal. That said heres the eus Foreign Policy Chiefjosep Borrell tweet josepborrellf preserving the nucleardeal is now more important than ever. Maybe so, but hell know its also harder than ever too. And this process could end with a return of eu sanctions on iran. Here is mr borrell earlier. The objective is therefore to find solutions and return to full compliance within the framework of this agreement. Let me say this clearly. The dispute resolution mechanism which is going to be greater now is not about reimposing sanctions. So, the message from the eu remains, in part, conciliatory. The same cant be said for borisjohnson. The problem with the agreement is that from the American Perspective its a flawed agreement, it expires, plus it was negotiated by president obama. And it has mea