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the chief executive officer tim sloan are succeed stumpf. stumpf was called on to step down two weeks ago. i think this is an acknowledgement that the confidence doesn t have confidence in wells fargo. that s a shame. it s a great institution. i wouldn t bank with them again until i m sure they have changed the culture reporter: stumpf who joined wells fargo in 1982 successfully launched them from the financial crisis and kept them free of scandal but low-level employees opening fake accounts opened widespread anger from customers and politicians. he s appeared before congress twice since the scandal broke. retirement doesn t go far enough. he filed a lawsuit against wells fargo on behalf of share holders. all shareholders we have spoken to are clear that it s an outrage that he s become allowed to retire without kicking back all of the bonuses he s made over the past several years. reporter: the lawsuit on behalf of share holders is seeking a clawback of all th ....
1999. is is a very interesting picture here. another president has arrived in cuba first, the president of venezuela, nicolas maduro, arriving for what he says is official business. venezuela is a longtime partner and supplier of oil to cuba. now, tuesday the president will have a very important meeting with the civil society. we re talking about anti-government protesters, people who are called the dissidents here, and miami exiles no doubt will have their isothat meeting and whom the president is going to be meeting with, who specifically the president will be will be meeting with. one persons hoe has a lot to say about that is antonio rod illes and he spoke with our hatzel vela. what did he have to say about this upcoming visit by the president?t? meteorologist: ever. so many feelings. antonio has been looking forward to thomas cotton something like this, and we sat dow for maybe half had an hour about some of to see when the president comes. he also talked about t ....
and to the afternoon here looks like the 10 wall the practice morning most cloudy over there a nice drive as well but is the area that we will see some sunshine. michelle apon: for another onslaught will be san jose this afternoon is to get rid out the door and plan was to lower to mid 50 s this morning quickly warmed up into the upper 60s that during the lunch hour to do this in the lunch hour outside will be comfortable with some sunshine and temperatures will warm up and to look to the seven is will have a nice breeze from the north and it will fall just a little bit into the mid to upper 60s camille were talking more about of a warm spot although these cells with the fourth is coming up and for 16. george: 9 get tracking any hot spots of course it is no guarantee that won t change here at the bay bridge toll plaza the west about ride beginning to back up now the 880 rand still looks pretty good is only backed up on the right hand lane and is not fully back up to ....
it never slackens. each event, each episode of the plot falls on the heels of its predecessor. there are no pauses, such, for example, as the gravedigger scene in hamlet. no comic relief, with the possible exception of the drunken porter in that almost unbearably tense scene of the knocking at the gate. shakespeare is all business here, a fact that is further intensified in our shortened television version. in great part, this accelerated tempo is the result of shakespeare s use of what we call dramatic foreshortening, that is, his device of telescoping, crowding together into a short space of time events that have actually taken place over a considerable period of time. one point where the device seems to give trouble to viewers is in the swiftness with which macbeth acts on the witches prophecy. they see him encounter the witches late in the afternoon, notify his wife, entertain the king that evening in his castle, and that night, murder him. would a man really do th ....
all the world is a stage and all the men and women merely players. they have their exits and their entrances and one man in his time plays many parts. always, there has been a certain fascination in relating the real world with the theatrical world in defining life in terms of art or art in terms of life. the creation of the playwright s world begins with an empty stage. this stage represents the artist s blank canvas, the musician s instrument before a single note is played. it was the bare stage that caught pirandello s imagination and became the catalyst for six characters in search of an author. he himself wrote that he wanted an audience to feel they had just happened to enter an auditorium and stumbled on to a rehearsal. they see unplanned events take place and develop accidentally into a play performance. at this given time in this given space, identities, actions, meanings evolve between the characters and the actors, between the real and the imaginary, betw ....