. >> jack daniel's not shying away from the pass to make sure a former slave against the attention he deserves. >> you won't be able to say jack daniel's without saying nearest green. >> family immigration visas have a long tradition in america. my mom, who's cuban, sponsored my dad, who's australian. why has it become a political lightning rod? a reality check on what chain chain means. and america's crumbling, summer. >> we have been trying to get by on duct tape >> it will take trillions to fix the pipelines and roads. >> logical pay for it. >> why there is bipartisan support to make you pay for it. >> they understand an additional investment in our infrastructure is really critical. soledad: i'm old so -- soledad o'brien. welcome to "matter of fact." the infrastructure is crumbling. 54,000 bridges structurally deficient. damn, levies, ramways get a d plus from the asce. the president wants to invest at least $1.5 trillion to rebuild the infrastructure. but the asce says that is not enough. they estimate it needs $4.6 trillion. fixing the infrastructure is a project that sounds lik

sensually obstructing a number of peace processes and designs in syria where is the diplomacy daniel go ahead. the so mostly is absent we have a very erratic individual at the top donald trump who has little idea what he's doing but it's very important to emphasize that the u.s. empire is vastly overextended it's gotten self in deep trouble in number of parts of the world including korea and syria and so there really is no easy way out so trump's confusion is a reflection of the larger confusion of the u.s. system ok i've been one i'm good with that's a point you know and we can put it on the person of donald trump and i would put it on the people he surrounded him in self with my impression and i'm very far away is that he's basically disinterested in these topics and he's delegated it to others and unfortunately a lot of them are neo cons go ahead i've been yeah well i think you're right i hear his campaign pledges were different than his than what he's doing now he is pledges was was let's stay out of a lot of stuff america first let's do what we need to do here at home et cetera

. >> daniel: >> daniel: once agaie stephens always goes for the body first. >> jon: nice combination by stephens. i met misses with the right hand. >> daniel: that body shot is set up. really trying to get off. >> jon: emmett misses with the right hand. >> daniel: follows up with the left. >> jon: emmett has never been finished. >> daniel: just noticed, he's going to start coming. >> jon: that right hook certainly got emmett's attention. a little bounce on the forehead for emmett. >> daniel: how hard can jeremy stephens get? he always gets those types of reactions from his opponents. >> jon: growing up, he was an amateur at 16. it was training full-time by 18 years old. oh, counterweight for emmett and he gets the knockdown! he surprises himself and puts stephens on his butt. about a minute and round 1. >> daniel: you can't get overzealous with either of these guys. they are just too powerful. he has that great guillotine choke. >> jon: stephens back to his feet. might be going right back down. >> daniel: jeremy stephens, right foot forward. >> jon: very good footwork out of josh emm

he says i facilitated that money going to daniels. what he alsoen doesn't say is neither the trump organization nor the trump campaign was a party to the transaction with daniels. and neither reimbursed me. he doesn't say donald trump didn't reimburse him directly or indirectly orren wasn't a party to the transaction. this is a significant statement as he's now saying this stuff publicly. what tristrikes you? >> if you look at course of his comments throughout this entire situation, he's been very careful to offer something of a broad denial of the whole thing. when the "wall street journal" first reported the story, he said you guys are chasing this se lashs rumor. he basically denied the affair without denying the payment. he's very carefully worded these things. in this case, it is those two things. it's the word facilitate. some reported that as him saying, hey, i paid my own money for this. that's not what that means. it means he made it easerier. >> he could have set up an account for money to be wired from whoever. >> the fact

>> did daniel ellsberg work alone? amy: a decades old mystery behind who helped daniel ellsberg leak the pentagon papers has beejn partially solved. a man who once went by the code name "mr. boston" comes out of the shadows to admit he clandestinely aided ellsberg in distributing pages of the top secret history of the vietnam war to newspapers across the country. simply to gogy was from public telephone to public telephone, never using the same one, moving in the boston area, the cambridge area, so that you would not be traced. amy: we will speak to mr. boston himself, the well-known historian and political economist gar alperovitz. then to the stateless of the union as president trump continues his crackdown on the immigrant communities. immigrants are taking refuge in churches. we go to colorado to speak with sandra lopez, a mother of three u.s. citizen children, who has taken sanctuary in a carbondale unitarian parsonage to avoid deportation. >> i was not willing to be arrested because they are a brooding me from m

daniel: the countries under the control. it provided an opportunity and changed the reality and in a way changed the ideology. there was the opportunity to somehow prove themselves in a non-declared state. that is important. let's not forget, the idea of a national state is nothing that the pkk is in favor of. when they talk about federalism, they do not mean federalism inside syria, to have an autonomous region. they mean federalism or can federalism, and they talk about all the kurds in the middle east spread out in different neighboring countries. nevertheless, this opportunity -- they saw the opportunity and they proved themselves. you see the emergent of another state or non-declared statement of kurdish autonomy is something useful or not is going to further destabilize the reregio, i think in an environment where states collapse and fail, every project of self administration , let's say,oject of efficient administration which provides security to its citizens and its people on the ground and somehow improve their cond

daniel: i don't think so. there are global investors that don't need to take the fx risk because they can hedge away euro risk that current interest rates. the view is independent of the equity --fx story to some extent. alix: i want to pull up a chart that shows the negative side to europe, looking at earnings revisions. negative four four of the last five weeks. is this a legitimate, fair case? gina: a lot of it is currency. there is a lack of transmission from what's happening in the macro indicators to what's happening in the earnings stream. there is a big difference from the earnings season in europe and the u.s. in europe, increasing expectations for growth. here in the u.s., we are not seeing the same degree. we just crested that 50% level last week. we started out in a much more negative, broader reporting season. , but oneting better notable lack of improvement is in the industrial space. things are so great in the macro. why isn't it translating to industrial earnings? only a quarter of european ind

don't need to treat daniel carefully select his fabrics from weavers around the world getting the detail right is crucial from hotel to architects his clients have a keen eye for design he's currently developing a style to suit the tastes of potential middle eastern customers but he's also letting the outside in the future of the mattress making trade is under threat so he's passing on what he knows. it's very hard to find a new craftsman because it's a dying art and. so they're just five things people left in europe it came up to me how can i bring all this crap to a new generation. initiated a charity project or to integrate the maker and coming to terminate and we work together on small pillows and the project was called prop protect. so i think this kind of thing if you really inspired people then the best way to. to to keep craftsmanship alive. it's an art in itself convincing people to look to the past for inspiration in the bedroom he uses modern technology to reach out to customers like any other business but unlike any other business next to his workshop is the so-called sleep s

cope who is at dodger bank headquarters daniel is the just the impact of the u.s. tax reform that is hitting the larger banks bottom line here. well jon cryer was very clear that those numbers are certainly under the expectation they were really hoping for more mostly of the fourth quarter was very difficult for georgia bank and yes there is saying that is this is mostly because of the tax reform in the united states without the tax reform they would have made nine hundred million euros but also he was saying that even this would not have been good for the bank as well they are also saying that the market environment right now is very difficult because of very low interest rates he was also stating that the investment banking sector was really suffering because of low volatility in the market so he is clearly under pressure when he came here into office he was supposed to reform the bank all those reforms have been taking a very very long for two thousand and eighteen he is now saying that he's hoping to bring the bank finally back into the winning zone if john cry

curious to hear what daniel thinks. >> daniel? >> i actually being a very shy person, especially when i was younger, i wish i had dating apps, i wish i had texting, i wish i had all of theses that when you're sort ofeek and scared of approaching someone and you don't want to feel vulnerable, you can to take advantage of all of them that being said, for that exact reason -- and dating apps can serve as a crutch for people who don't want to put anything on theline, and it sort of enables our worst characteristics to fall in love and to get to know someone, you have to lay yourself out there, you have to take risks and sending a text that says you want to hang or what's up is such a minimal risk that you sort of get what you pay for. >> manoush, you were implying that it's killing romance. is that what you mean? >> well, i think if we define romance as something of a mystery, that when you meet someone and you don't know exactly how tall they are or where they went to school, you just meet someone sort of irl, in real life, there's a

and the federal reserve's open markets committee concluded their two day meeting a little while ago danielle de martino booth fills us in plus we'll speak with an exchange executive ilias about markets and cutting edge offering including cryptocurrency s. and we'll talk with joshua young the founder of young capital management about the largest attack and hice of digital currencies ever now let's get to it starting with the state of the union and infrastructure. donald trump's first state of the union address was went off without a hitch he read from a teleprompter and he did so deliberately and like a pro a major component of the speech was this call for congress to pass an infrastructure bill to assist in repairing replacing our crumbling roads bridges rail airports and waterways asking both parties to come together to give a safe fast reliable and modern infrastructure that our economy needs and our people deserve. and the president called for more than the one trillion dollars he promised during the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign tonight i'm calling on congress to produce

vonnie: wonderful interview and thanks to daniel boko's reeking with -- danielle speaking with gary goldberg at the conference in hollywood, for florida. nejra: mario draghi still addressing the parliament talking about volatility as well. he says ecb guidance about interest rates is very important. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: live from the city of london, i'm nejra cehic and the european closes just moments away. vonnie: live from new york, i vonnie quinn. time for a look at the bloomberg business flash. it's a clear sign that qualcomm is open to a takeover by broadcom. the chipmaker has invited broadcom to sign a non- disclosure agreement to come to an agreement about price. qualcomm has rejected a $117 billion offer. consumer product maker spectrum brands are taking over the majority stockholder in a deal valued at $10 billion. investors from hr geo group will become the new entity. spectrum will become a new independent coming with no controlling shareholder. productsmakes like black flagged and quickset locks among many others. that is your bloomberg business flash for this hour. what

let's start with the serious, daniel. "the washington post" says that trump rarely, if ever, read it is full pdb, that he needs an oral briefing of it that includes bullet points. >> yes. . trump would say why do i need to read? smart people are saying it to me. reading is a wastov time. i think a lot of experts in intelligence, people who have delivered or been part of the daily briefings say the president has to consume a greater quantity of information with greater nuance than can be delivered by an oral briefer but we know he has little interest in what he calls oral documents as much as he might protest too much and claim he is reading documentstv watching we know he is actually doing. >> the dow dropped a thousand points this woeek. donald trump had been owning the stock market, saying it was because of him. >> he's skoldi iscolding invest saying, you're making a mistake by selling your costs. this has been his go-to, no matter how chaotic, how weird things get. he can always point to the stock market smashing all r

daniels once claimed she had an affair with donald trump. cohen says he made the payment totally on his own, was not reimbursed by the trump campaign or the trump organization. let's get to our m.j. lee in washington. michael cohen says there was no affair between donald trump and stormy daniels. so why make the payoff? >> reporter: this remains one of the strangest stories out of the 2016. just to recap, it's that trump and stormy daniels had some kind of affair in 2006. and at some point his lawyer set up an llc and paid $130,000 to stormy daniels to keep her quiet about this affair. now, both cohen and stormy daniels have denied that such an affair took place, but they have been less forthcoming when it comes to the issue of this payment, but now michael cohen is saying that he did make this payment of $130,000 and that it was his own money. he says in a statement to cnn that the trump organization was not involved, the trump campaign was not involved and that neither paid him back for this money. he suggests that this was not any kind of

daniel had a background in venture capital and he wanted in on a happy industry. >> most people that shop baby furniture are usually quite happy. >> the pair started with just one product. the classic jenni-lyn. a traditional spindle design, but their crib was half the price of their competitors. >> i imported the parts from asia, but i used american hardware and then we assembled them in the united states because safety was the defining thing, i think, in baby furniture. >> retailers were intrigued and daniel sweetened the pot by adding some highly enticing terms, unheard of at the time. >> no minimum order quantity and it would be delivered to you because we had it in stock. so, our longest wait time would be 30 days. that was his first game changer into baby industry. >> daniel always had a steady supply of stock and had warehouses across the country so retailers could pick up their orders whenever they wanted. >> use my warehouse as your warehouse was my tag line. >> the fong children were young when their parents' company started to soar. daniel and mary ann never had any expect

trump had any sexual encounter with daniels. tonight, no comment from the first lady who spent part of this valentine's day visiting six children. left unanswered tonight, why pay stormy daniels anything? michael cohen describes it as an act of loyalty telling nbc news of those allegations just because something isn't true doesn't mean it can't cause you a harm or damage, adding "i will always protect mr. trump." lester? >> peter alexander at the white house tonight, thanks. >>> here in pyeongchang, team usa is creeping up in the medal board now in fifth place with seven medals, four of them gold. a milestone was also reached. americans now have 100 gold medals in winter olympic history. >>> and as those medals pile up, there's more much ahead from pyeongchang. when we come back, a comeback, a controversy for gold medal winner shaun white. >>> and the olympic daredevil looking for >>> and the olympic daredevil looking for a comeback tonight in we've been preparing for this day. over the years, paul and i have met regularly with

. >> daniel robledo que ha logrado una popularidad a travÉs de los temas de josÉ jose. ¿quÉ les parece? >>> daniel te toca lo tuyo, para esa papada para ese cuerpo. >> seÑores, el segmento serÁ para entrar al business clase. >> tÚ lo vez asÍ. >> es la verdad. >> es un exceso si se ponen asÍ. >> tambiÉn la experta bÁrbara serrano nos hablarÁ de cÓmo conseguir el dinero extra que estoy segura que todos queremos que nos darÁ la fÓrmula sin dejar su trabajo porque es extra, es aparte. >> seÑores ha llegado el momento de informarnos con paulina sodi y las noticias del dÍa. >> buenos dÍas chicos comenzamos con la primera ediciÓn y los primeros titulares. >> rusia gates autoriza la publicaciÓn ca de un informe de las demÓcrata vinculados con la trama rusa estÁ en manos del presidente trump si sale o no a la luz >>>. ice, contrapropuesta presidencial, miles de agentes critican legalizar a los dreamers, limitarÍa la actuaciÓn de la agencia en ciudades santuario. >> en guerrero, asesinan a un sacerdote en guerrero en los Últimos 5 aÑos. >> jurado anÓnimo,

and possibly related news here, adult film star stormy daniels has canceled her scheduled appearance on "the view" after sitting down with late-night host jimmy kimmel, who challenged daniels on her newfound denials of her reported affair with donald trump in 2006. >> it all follows that bombshell report claiming the president's attorney paying the porn star thousands of dollars to keep quiet about that alleged extramarital affair and now the actress is speaking out, leaving even more unanswered questions. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: for melania trump a standing ovation at the capitol on her husband's big night. he now finds himself in a storm of controversy as a porn star's pr push lands her on a late-night couch after a report the president's attorney gave six figures to stormy daniels to keep an alleged affair quiet. >> does this at all seem familiar to you? tighty whities. >> reporter: the appearance comes after the "wall street journal" reported daniels received hush money right before the election to keep under wraps a supposed sexual relationship with donald tr

and here to discuss is danielle de martino both the founder of money strong we're thankful danielle for you joining us twice in a week what's your perspective on this jobs report a lot of the markets seem to be freaking out but i sorta like it how bout you. you know it was a solid jobs report but there were a lot of different nuances that need to be parsed out of this data today it wasn't quite as good as as what the market is reacting to the market is reacting to the jobs report by falling completely out of bed the stock market right now it's down two percent across the board the dow jones industrials the nasdaq the s. and p. five hundred these are dramatic moves that we haven't seen for years part as i'm sure you know but this is all a reaction function to the wage gains that we saw in this morning's jobs report that is now filtering through in the form of much higher interest rates that have made the stock market fall out of bed and before we get to some more the numbers danielle i mean it's a bit it's more of the same that we talked about the other two the other day right i mean you

we try to get off it but they still love it love it love it and finally danielle tell us about what the other central banks are doing you know there's been a lot of economic progress around the world but there have been some growing signs overseas and even in this hemisphere with some central banks that are concerned about the economy what's one of they doing now. well you know mario druggies got its hands full with the you're with all of the euro zone because it is growing gangbusters right now and yet he's got a quantitative easing program that's up and running that is ridiculous it's ridiculously too loose and we know that the germans are going to be stepping in and naming his replacement by the time labor day rolls around here in the united states i would look for potential more and more tightening than we anticipate right now in europe and don't count out the bank of japan either.

and here to discuss is danielle de martino booth the founder of money strong we're thankful danielle for you joining us twice in a week what's your perspective on this jobs report a lot of the markets seem to be freaking out but i sorta like it how bout you. you know it was a stolid jobs report but there were a lot of different nuances that need to be parsed out of this data today it wasn't quite as good as as what the market is reacting to the market is reacting to the jobs report by falling completely out of bed the stock market right now it's down two percent across the board the dow jones industrials the nasdaq the s. and p. five hundred these are dramatic moves that we haven't seen for years part as i'm sure you know but this is all a reaction function to the wage gains that we saw in this morning's jobs report that is now filtering through in the form of much higher interest rates that have made the stock market fall out of bed and before we get to some more the numbers danielle i mean it's a bit it's more of the same that we talked about the other two the other day right i mea

and here to discuss is danielle de martino booth the founder of money strong we're thankful danielle for you joining us twice in a week what's your perspective on this jobs report a lot of the markets seem to be freaking out but i sorta like it how bout you. you know it was a solid jobs report but there were a lot of different nuances that need to be parsed out of this data today it wasn't quite as good as as what the market is reacting to the market is reacting to the jobs report by falling completely out of bed the stock market right now it's down two percent across the board the dow jones industrials the nasdaq the s. and p. five hundred these are dramatic moves that we haven't seen for years part as i'm sure you know but this is all a reaction function to the wage gains that we saw in this morning's jobs report that is now filtering through in the form of much higher interest rates that have made the stock market fall out of bed and before we get to some more the numbers danielle i mean it's a it's more of the same that we talked about the other two the other day right i mean you

and the federal reserve's open markets committee concluded their two day meeting a little while ago danielle de martino booth fills us in plus we'll speak with an exchange executive ilias ski's about markets and cutting edge offering including crypto currency and we'll talk with joshua young the founder of young capital management about the largest tax and highest of digital currency ever now let's get to it starting with the state of the union and infrastructure. donald trump's first state of the union address was went off without a hitch he read from a teleprompter and he did so deliberately and like a pro a major component of the speech was this call for congress to pass an infrastructure bill to assist in repairing replacing our crumbling roads bridges rail airports and waterways asking both parties to come together to give a safe fast reliable and modern infrastructure that our economy needs and our people deserve. and the president called for more than the one trillion dollars he promised during the two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign tonight i'm calling on congress to produ

daniels in this scenario. so, he is saying the thought would be it is my personal money and therefore it is not under the orders of then candidate trump or the trump campaign to make this payment to stormy daniels. but it certainly does. it breathes fresh life into the story. another distracting and damaging story for this white house and one that is going to continue now that stormy daniels' attorney thinks she's free to talk. while i don't follow her on twitter or instagram, i swear, she is back on the road during a tour now and her advisor suggests she'll be making some statements soon about what happened with the president. >> so, kim, what does this mean we're in for? >> i mean, i think that is exactly right. we are going to see someone who at least up until this point had been silent now speaking publicly about this, which is in itself a political problem. and it's caused by president trump's own attorney who did probably everything that an attorney shouldn't do here. one, i think i agree with stormy dan

michael cohen paid stormy daniels $130,000. we are in washington with that. >> reporter: >> reporter: adult film star stormy daniels sent mixed messages whether she had an affair with trump in 2006 in a lake tahoe golf tournament years before he was president, but months after melania trump gave birth to their son. she allegedly admitted to the affair in a 2011 interview but since denied it. now the president's lawyer, michael cohen, admitted to paying the porn star using $130,000 of his own money, cohen said in a statement, neither the trump organization nor the trump campaign was aparty to the transaction and neither reimbursed me for the payment drae directly or indirectly. the payment was lawful and not a campaign controversial or campaign expendture by anyone. cohen did not say whether mr. trump knew he made the payments. reports of an alleged affair between daniels and president trump resurfaced after a "wall street journal" report alleged she was paid $130,000 before the election to prevent publicly speaking about the re

daniel kaluuya i5 people in the industry. daniel kaluuya is having a great year, but thati5 kaluuya is having a great year, but that is year5 kaluuya is having a great year, but that is years of hard work. we are grateful for everybody showing to ask their positivity and support, we are ask their positivity and support, we a re really grateful. ask their positivity and support, we are really grateful. thank you for speaking to us. she is currently in black panther. she is currently in black panther. she is currently in black panther. she is a remarkable talent and still only 24. you are commenting on what she is wearing. she has been dressed by gucci tonight. the film industry will talk about someone as a promising up and coming personality, but you know when the big designer houses are addressing these girls and they get interested in them, and gucci is the label of the moment. simon kelly is the creative director there and he is stressing all the coolest young girls in the world. if she is wearing gucci, that is a good sign

but right now another cloud over the white house, namely, stormy daniels. has the latest on the porn star and what she's saying and not saying about her alleged a fair with mr. trump. what are you learning, sarah? >> reporter: she had a big opportunity supposed to be on the view, canceled that last minute. and just heard from her manager saying she isn't doing anymore interviews. appearances for stormy daniels are wracking up, but former mistress canceled her view. says she watched from the storm for the first time and did not like the way cup talked about her. complained about the late night host saying kimmel should have invited on monica lewandowski intern bill clinton had sexual relations with during her time there at the white house. >> she needs to have her on his show if he expects us to watch an interview with stormy daniels and take it seriously. >> reporter: jimmy kimmel has had lewandowski on several times. but book daniels the same night as president trump first state of the union address. >> i know you can't answer questions about the nda that

one, i think i agree with stormy daniels attorney. that making that statement did probably invalidate that was keeping her silent. saying that he facilitated this payment but wasn't clear whether he made it or someone else did. cited two sources the money didn't come from. didn't say where it did. and at the end saying above all else my job is to protect president trump. everything about the statement sounds like somebody with something to hide. way more -- he is going to have more trouble potential legal trouble from this. as well as the president having more political trouble. >> you get the last 30 seconds on what we have labeled the new normal. >> this story is another example. of something coming out of trump world that is inexplainable and dubious denial. what is most curious is the lawyer for daniels saying that at the time they received the payment, cohen said this is from me. it's not from mr. trump. now that seems like something out of a bad hitch dock movie. they create a story an alibi. it just doesn't smell right. >> our

was for bloomberg view a super interesting danielle thanks for being with us again you think that most folks weren't actually as they were so consumed by the market moves in the last few weeks that maybe not enough of pent attention was paid to the inflation data that and some other things tell us about. well you know the real the real irony here is that what got people set off in terms of inflation fears was really not not real. the labor report that came out that showed two point nine percent year over year increase in earnings was largely offset by a shrinking of the workweek so they really they really viewed the wage inflation problem in a silo and didn't take the whole picture into account if you're working fewer hours and you're getting paid more for the hour again they largely offset themselves they have been disregarding and this is what's stressing me out they've been disregarding news that we've seen of late on input prices raw materials the producer price index recently had a six year high and index of eighteen and dust real inputs hit a three year high and we've seen that w

daniel: let's head over to africa, burkina faso's main export is cotton. competition from asia is steep. textiles from burkina faso are more expensive because of the phased out genetically modified cotton which did not live up to quality standards. they are seeking markets abroad though. one has a website to sell traditional clothing, and orders are falling in from abroad. reporter: all the fabrics here are made by hand. every item is unique. seamstresses sewed suits, dresses and pillowcases. they have been so successful they sell as far away as europe. the fabrics are made of 100% organic cotton. >> what i am working on right now is intended for rome. people there are very interested in the material, where it comes from, how it is made, and the aesthetics of the material as well. reporter: that makes her products more expensive than mass-produced clothing. the fabrics are woven untraditional looms. a single panel can take a day to produce. marketing the clothes might be difficult without the help of this person. he works together with 10 small workshops a

they walk up to the table of daniel buck soules, owner of daniel buck auctions. >> they had a pillowcase, and i had no idea what they had. and when they pulled out these jeans, they were in such great shape that i thought, "why are they showing me new jeans?" >> so, you were suspicious at first? >> oh, absolutely. but it wasn't until i really started looking at them that i went, "okay, these are a little bit better than i think they are." >> just how much better? daniel's detective work begins with the obvious -- these belong in the big-and-tall department -- waist, 44, length, 37. >> he had to be 6'6", 6'8". he was a mountain of a man. >> next, he examines the leather tag. >> does this identify the jean in some way? >> it does. they started adding this around 1886, but they still use that. even to today, it's still there. >> that sets the base. the jeans are no older than 1886, but they could have been made any time after that. so daniel turns his attention to those famous pocket rivets. >> one of the problems they actually had was the placement of the rivets. if you were a cowboy and o

like many artists daniel has problems with the notion of marketing himself and money. his paintings cost upwards of fifteen hundred euros apiece the larger works sell for around six thousand. that may sound like a lot but he usually sells only five or six in a year and often has to depend on state welfare to supplement his income. and this little piece of the world is where i struggle the math the bureaucracy papers case workers and contracts it's like a house of cards that keeps on collapsing and holes in the instance. the german capital has become a magnet for artists from all over the world. many visual artists live precariously. most and less than twelve thousand euros. but some make it big anyone who exhibits that one of the i can and art galleries has made it and the german art world. owner. has become famous in his own right representing some of the biggest names in german contemporary art like new york all could live. off of for years. in this show the walls are bare tony of bead necklace lies on the floor it's part of a ninety thousand euro installation daniel

>> por supuesto, agradecida. >> gracias daniel. >> te parece daniel que entonces, les damos un tiempo obvio tÚ trabajas con ellos con su situaciÓn personal en el hogar, todas las finanzas y despuÉs en algÚn momento regresaron para ver cÓmo les ha ido. >> definitivamente. >> te faltarÍa algÚn ultimo consejo para estas familias que estÁn viendo y que a lo mejor estÁn endeudados y desesperados. >> claro, lo primero es entender que hay un probla si estÁ viviendo de cheque en cheque hay una situaciÓn muchas veces no queremos enfrentarlo porque queremos aparentar y hay que entender que no se va a poner mejor, se va a poner peor, por eso hay que hacer un plan un presupuesto y hay que decir vamos a salir y hacer la tarea como tiene que ser. >> eso es lo que acabas de decir a jasmÍn y mauro, gracias por compartir la situaciÓn actual de ustedes pero se va a poner mejor. >> gracias daniel por compartir toda tu experiencia con nosotros, vamos con ana marÍa, adelante. >> muchas gracias rashel, muy interesante lo que acaban de departir y eso le pasa a muchas parejas, pero bueno vamos

>> daniel. >> yeah i saw that on your tag. daniel where you from? >> i'm from melbourne. >> jimmy: okay. can we get closer in on daniel's eyes so i can have a look. you have beautiful blue eyes daniel. >> thank you jimmy. >> jimmy: not much i don't see any red in there really. daniel, what did you have for lunch today? >> had a panini. >> jimmy: how many of them? >> one. >> jimmy: okay. i don't think it's daniel. let's move on to the center. hello adrian. >> how you doing jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good, do people still say yo adrian or is that past now. >> that's past, like last month. >> jimmy: yeah? what do you do for a living adrian. >> i'm a truck driver. >> jimmy: all right do you get tested. >> no, i do not. >> jimmy: you do not. okay. all right. all right, i guess before i decide it's you we should talk to sharon for a second. >> hi jimmy. >> jimmy: hi sharon, how are you? >> real good. [ cheers and applause ] sharon, are you from st. louis. >> yes i am. i'm on vacation. >> jimmy: yeah have you been to one of our medical mariju

daniel: but for now, back down to earth. consumers will now be able to shop online throughout the european union, without being blocked or rerouted. the european parliament has voted to end geo-blocking. traders have to treat cross-border shoppers in the same way as local ones, and grant them access to the same prices, which means online buyers will have wider and easier access to products. but the new rules do not cover copyrighted content such as e-books and downloaded music. brent: in football, bayern munich beat petar born to advance to the final rounds of the -- beat paderborn to advance to the final rounds of the german cup. early in the first half, they got things rolling, while ryan robbins sealed the route. frankfurt and minds -- mainz are set to square off, as our shock and wolfsburg -- as are schalke and will spread. -- will spark. -- wolfsburg. >> a red card and a loss. the squad is keeping cool, though. >> you lose a game a bit unluckily, and suddenly everything is bad. that is a bit much, in my opinion. we know

three. -- is stormy daniels. take your pick of scandals and as we have said any other white house and this would have been huge headline news and yet as we said earlier when it comes to donald trump it is like, yes, of course. just another day in the neighbourhood, just donald trump being donald trump or stop the reality tv star on the highest state in the world. if this had been barack 0bama or president bush you would have had people on either side of the political divide saying impeachment, investigation. but donald trump it is like, what else is new. it's hard not to have sympathy for lawmakers who are trying to get things done on capitol hill but instead have all this to deal with. a brief time ago i spoke with democratic senator amy klobuchar. you know, when chaos goes on, it is always harder to get a job done. because you want people really focused on what we see something incredibly important with the mid—term elections in america only 264 days away. and that is that we need to not make ourselves as vul