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quarter of this year — the bank's last quarter before it had to be rescued by swiss rival ubs. and they illustrate the scale of the crisis which was around the corner. between january and march, credit suisse made a pre—tax loss of nearly $1.5 billion. to add to its woes, a massive amount of deposits were withdrawn in the three—month period. total outflow was nearly $69 billion. and to remind you what happened next, when there were fresh doubts about the stability of the banking industry a few weeks ago, investors became increasingly fearful for the future of credit suisse. it ...

2050, 300 gigawatts of wind, there are only 30 now and the whole of the north sea across all of the european countries. but we can make hydrogen at scale, store that and then it is ready to dispatch into europe and into the uk, to benefit everybody. in disarray version of the future in which we are perhaps more powered by hydrogen into our homes? —— is there a version of the future... i know we are talking about 80% at the moment, but does the future look like there will be more hydrogen in that ratio? yes, we'll get to 100% hydrogen in our pipelines and of course industry thatis our pipel...

Unlike Chatmoss and Forest Park Country Clubs in Henry County, the Beaver Hills Golf Course is not surrounded by homeowners who relish their backyard views of beautifully manicured fairways. Beaver Hills is known as the “Rock Pile” by mostly blue-collar duffers who have bent irons and chipped woods from the often harsh conditions presented by the land that lies near a former rock quarry off Kings Mountain Road in Collinsville. By this time next year, though, the Rock Pile’s tee boxes and greens likely will be gone, replaced by an array of solar panels mostly hidden from view...

Nixon. the air and water are cleaner. let's talk about the filthy meat and all that stuff that created this big inspection agency and meat is safer now. do you think it's safeer because the government inspectors? >> what the government does they provide standards when industry perceives using it, my favorite example is light bulbs. incandescent light bulbs waste very little but industry hated it for a while. but now they are on their way to a brand-new market in which innovation in responding to a government standard is doing it. same thing with so many --. >> john: wait a minute. of course ...

Really about. jenna: how do you balance that? you mention there is a role that the government can play but you also mention the private sector as well and there is lot of debate obviously how big or how small the government should be right now. so what's the balance? how do you find the key balance for economic success but also keeping both sides in check, if you will? >> i was in silicon valley yesterday and what silicon valley executives say they need more skilled workers, not just foreign workers coming in to fill positions that americans should be filling. so the ideas that silicon valley ...