are up 5.5 from a year ago road map begins with renewed china trade fears. apple rout, the u.s. could slap 10% tariffs on imported iphones and laptops. utx announcing spin off into three independent companies. greg hayes will join us exclusively onset in a few moment apple among the names under pressure the president is telling the journal that the u.s. could place tariffs on iphones and laptops depending on how this weekend proceeds i think it is important to distinguish between the transcripts and the headlines. there is this moment in the interview where the president seems to be caught up a little off gouuard, how about apple an tariffs? the stock is down. i have been waiting for the big wash out from apple. if things go well, that won t happen and if things go badly, it will. people are starting to presume the worse. we node eed to presume the worst of the white house these days if we get an end to this phase. he said maybe when asked about it iphones, people can s
as well. we have base metal seeing some strength today. easternt 9:00 p.m. time, president trump addresses the nation laying out plans for afghanistan and he will hold a rally in arizona tomorrow, the first visit to the state since he was elected. whole foods will hold a meeting takeovere the acquisition by amazon and thursday, the kansas city fed hosts the annual jackson hole economic symposium. janet yellen and mario draghi are on the schedule for friday. the big event. lateran: the big event this week as the president heads back to washington, d.c., investors are left guessing what the latest shakeup in the white house means for policy. after the news van and was out, the markets bannon was out, markets initially were up, but then they closed down. is jan us now for more lloyd, jpmorgan s head of global asset acquisition what was the message in the price section on friday? is worried about where policy is going. we are used to politics. when policy gets affected, in pa
policies that fueled the riot in his city and republicans (202) 748-8001 and democrats call in on (202) on 8002 on [phone rings] let s begin with that piece written by the sheriff of milwaukee david clarke where he writes the failed progressive urban policy causes anger and resentment that simmers below the surface and the officer-involved shooting was simply a catalyst that ignited he already vol tile mixture of inescapable poverty, failing k-12 public schools, dysfunctional host: that is what he wrote in the hill newspaper here in washington. and this is what was put together. they said milwaukee is literally considered the worst place for african-americans to live in america writing clarke may place the blame on black people for the rioting but over the past half century it the milwaukee metro area under clarke s jurisdiction has given black people any other populations. it s the city with the most black students in the state that has the most black-white student achie
reporter: the company issued a statement that says in part now students can try to transfer credits to another school. that is a time son qumeing and very difficult process. right now they do however qualify for a full discharge of their federal loans. we re live in milpitas, kiet do, kpix 5. more than 3700 people are now confirmed dead in the wake of that power 68 earthquake in nepal. as an drew spencer reports that number keeps rising as seven crews get to hard the reach areas. reporter: this video posted online shows climbers at a camp on mount everest scrambling for cover. you see the chaos after the ground starts shaking a massive wall of ice and snow hits the camp. [ bleep ] are you okay? huh, yeah. you all right. yeah. [ bleep ] reporter: more than a dozen people on everest were killed. helicopters came to rescue many of the others as aftershocks created more avalanches through the weekend. in kathmandu it was as if the ground itself had opened. huge
i have clearly known you a long time. i wonder why did you write this book now? guest: well it is clearly something i couldn t have written while i was actively employed by general motors because some people either within general motors or within other countries companies might have been upset that it was always a book i wanted to write because i have worked for a number of very interesting personalities and i felt people with a great deal of ability on one side but some very serious flaws on the other and the broad public rarely if ever gets an inside look at the overall behavior of some of these famous executives that they have read about. host: so what is your definition of leadership especially in this? what do you look for in a good dealer? guest: you definitely, the most important prerequisite is an absolute sense of integrity because if that is unfair than everything else is built on a house of cards. but you also look for a healthy degree of self-confidence. t