this film starring tom hanks of course among the full oscars best director it also won best film as forrest gump as were you all love one show i think one of the most great film another one is spike lee he won a student oscar in ninety three and he was no and they nominated twice he was nominated for this film do the right thing in nine hundred ninety in the documentary category out sorry no in the documentary category he was nominated for four little girls in nine hundred ninety seven incidentally the film he won his student all skilful and lee was his assistant director the i went on to write brokeback mountain and loads of other great movies it's all well done that well we'll wait and see if we get most laurie from from this crop presumably that's more of a website absolutely d.w. don't call slash culture that's it you're up today have a good. they promote health but selling the city and diabetes. multinational food companies conquering new markets bringing convenience food to poor countries. they are believed to be status goods but people are sinking used to profit the business of profi

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thanks for having us. >> forrest li. >> thanks. >> up next, from ab all-star to business mannman we gete behind-the-scenes look at kobe, inc. with the man himself. back in a minute >>> basketball legend kobe bryant wants to be number one again, and this time he's trying it in business our eric chemmi got a behind-the-scenes look and joins us here at post nine to tell us about it. >> in the beverage business, no less ma'am bamentality translates to the business world, today. we caught up with kobe bryant, the third biggest investor in the body armor sports drink and talked about his plans to take on gatorade and power aid and make his brand number one. >> we want to see the success of this company in 2025 we want to be the number one sports drink, right, that means we've got to roll up our sleeves and get after it and make sure that the market and make sure that all the athletes understand there's a better-for-you-option out there. >> body armor is the number three sports drink on the market with just 3% share but they are bullish after signing a big sponsorship deal with ufc a couple we

joining us to discuss our bloomberg reporter lucas shaw and forrester principal analyst jim nail., i will start with you. what is your headline take away here? >> like you said, blockbuster quarter. there have been many questions over how long can netflix continue to build this kind of subscriber growth. there's no sign of it slowing down any further. they are continuing to make good steady progress in making their service really ubiquitous in homes of people who like to watch television. emily: i want to take a look at a chart in the bloomberg now. btv 8077. this is a chart showing that subscriber growth is really growing in tandem with the stock price. lucas, investors don't seem to be fussed about the billions of dollars netflix is spending on original content. talk to us about just how much money netflix is putting down, what we know, and whether that is paying off. >> netflix has spent about $6 billion this year, which was already a huge increase from years past. next year, the chief content officer has said in an interview over the summer that they are probably going to spen

political correspondent at the telegraph, and the huffington post's political correspondent, kate forrester. the i leads with the outcome of the crunch summit in brussels — eu leaders have agreed trade talks can begin in december if enough progress is made. the telegraph claims that eu leaders have softened their stance on brexit talks because of fears that theresa may's government could collapse if the negotiations remain deadlocked the ft headlines allegations from two board members of the weinstein company who say they were denied access to the hollywood producer's personal file by his lawyers, while attempting to investigate rumours of sexual misconduct. the times claims that the 50mph speed limit imposed on drivers going passed roadworks could be increased to 60mph, to cut congestion and improve traffic flows, according to highways england. and the express leads with storm brian, which is expected to bring gales of up to 80 mph to the uk in the next 2a hours. is going to be a windy weekend. know whether edibles for the brexit talks, but perhaps some blue skies on the horizon, laura, wo

forrester. >> eric: are you sure?teo: she's looking for her son. >> eric: why would she think wyatt's up there? >> mateo: i saw his car turn in her driveway hours ago. >> eric: ah. and you told quinn that's where wyatt was? he's been there for hours now.

eric forrester -- me. i will be... forever. >> sheila: eric, would you tell her that you know about her affair with mateo? say something, please! oh, mateo. thank god you're here. you need to tell eric.

them down and i want to speak english because i want to communicate with forrest. it will also help me find other jobs any job these days require you to speak in english. runs a small unit most far from the big talk to the husband. or reserve performer in the stage manager at a circus. of my english is good enough i hope to work in communications at the school but the children perform. if not i want to be a circus trainer because i love the craft and the way. the couple are serving up to build a house and start a family in bottom boat they've already bought a piece of land yeah mother. but i think a lot about my mother i told her one day i'll bring you to visit somebody but she said no. she's never been here i don't want to see the show but she says she's busy with work. so much has been for a surprise we've arranged for special guests to visit from bottom but. that's the team gets ready for the next show and mother and sister make their way in. for mom will finally get to see her perform at the same real big talk. backstage i asked whom she hopes to see most in th

ambassador picked him up on this and said look we can't do this it's culturally insensitive i wonder if forrest really thinks of tools when he does these things i would tell him to close his mouth for the time being and then promptly forge a career as a stand up comedian i'm sure he'd be brilliant but he is not a brilliant foreign secretary rapidly i mean you've cultivated this image of himself as this bumbling the food and up bouncing from here to there and i'm spouting whatever is on these mind. that might be fine for someone who's appearing as a panelist on have i got news for you it might even know what the mayor of london as someone who's seen as this sort of teflon coated clown but for a man who is representing britain on the world stage i think it's. showing both him and his posse to be in a very small light about your tuesday world like you've had lived life your reality international we resume your program in about thirty minutes. when almost seems wrong. just don't hold. me. to. just come out to. jean schmidt equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose t

. >> we need to correct that because what ends up happening is the forrester service doesn't have therces to deal with this. >> reporter: and tell they get the disaster aid they need, they will hold on to what they do have. >> our home is gone but my family got out, they got out. >> reporter: another point of contention is the fact that she pays a 119 dollar prevention tax, she lives less than a mile from a fire station and can see a fire hydrant from her home. >>> 10,000 firefighters and 900 engines have come from all over to battle flames. wilson walker spent the day with them as they fought to save the oakmont ever had. >> we feel like we are in a good spot, we have a great water supply. we will try to make a stand and see if we can protect these structures. >> reporter: a battle waged on sonoma's wild country. leading the fight on the southern flank, captain clark of the pasadena fire department, managing this crew and watching the wind. >> a couple things we're looking at is what the aspect of the field is doing, what we are getting dropping on us is an indication of where the fi

plot several brings bread to share with forrest once a week he'd like to be able to do more where the us will see on the value of some portable prefab poems that we don't need any more we wanted to donate them but the authorities won't let us because the cabins would be a gift but they favor companies that would sell homes for lots of money but italy in an emergency they always want to make money out of people's need gets a business limit and. call them whatever you like but with grave robbers this is the gold just. a few hundred kilometers away prefab homes are actually going up the problem is with assigning them to families that need them that's not going ahead. the people still here have been basically left to fend for themselves. because if you leave it is absolutely want to stay it's crazy to live in a hotel on the coast and drive hundreds of kilometers every day to attend to you're a fast bowler legals you and you go into. not knowing how things will turn out is a torment for many. of the beast you can't make predictions with any confidence that we don't know how much time the s

ambassador picked him up on this and said look we can't do this it's culturally insensitive i wonder if forrest johnson really thinks of tall when he does these things i would tell him to close his mouth for the time being and then promptly forge a career as a stand up comedian i'm sure he'd be brilliant but he is not a brilliant foreign secretary these rapidly i mean he's cultivated this image of himself as this bumbling buffoon balancing from here to there and spouting whatever is on his mind and. that might be fine for someone who's appearing as a panelist on have i got news for you it might even have worked the mayor of london as someone who's seen as this sort of teflon coated. but for a man who is representing britain on the world stage i think it showing both him and his party to be in a very poor light. some a live pictures for you right now from barcelona where it's just turning ten twenty seven on tuesday morning people are protesting against the spanish prime minister to hold a right outside his party's regional headquarters as we show you these live pictures it's understood that a g

right near highway 20 and 101 west of the mendocino national forrest.ew hours ago 34,000 acres burn up there. similar to other fires containment is low. only 10%. cal fire says the weather today helped firefighters gain some ground on those flames. but many communities are still threatened. so far 9 people have died in this mendocino county fire. >>> this afternoon empeople were allowed back to homes as evacuation orders were lifted around five hours ago. tonight there is also a community meeting at ukiah high school starting at 6:30 p.m. >> this is where the heart break is right at home for many people in santa rosa they were able to access their properties today. properties that were destroyed or severely damage. let's bring in nbc bay area bigad shaban who talked to the people. joining the parker hill community of santa rosa. bigad. >> reporter: raj, we are standing on what was the front steps of a home. now twisted metal and rubble in its place. and this goes on for blocks. and that's part of the problem. it's hard to tell where one home begins and

. >> that may come as a surprise to forrest gump fans who believe it came from hank's facial mud printoday a afterschool employee is facing charges.... we'll tell you what he's accused of. and the latest out of the las vegas massacre, hear what investigators are learning and why we could be seeing the first movements towards gun control on capitol hill. and the road to the championship begins today. the nationals opening their national-league division series against the world series defending champion chicago cubs. coverage all morning long good morning washington, i'm larry smith. and i'm autria godfrey. toss to eileen - remaining unseasonably warm through early next week - tracking t.s. nate - could become a hurricane this weekend - rain chances return late weekend & early next week today: partly to mostly cloudy. warm. highs: 81-85 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. mild. lows: 56-65 winds: s 5 mph saturday: mix of sun and clouds. warm and breezy. spotty shower possible. highs: 82-86 winds: s 5-10+ mph we begin this ory delopingght now out of we begin this morning wit

miami dolphins assistant coach chris forrester resigned after a video surfaced showing him snorting adered substance with $20 bill. not knowing where or when the video was shot. as astros red sox at the fence. dustin with the bases loaded. umpire says, manager comes out to defend his player he gets the heave hoe. elimination game boston not happy about that. josh reddick eighth inning the go ahead sip gel for houston astro beat the socks johnny farrell to what much end of it in the clubhouse and the houston astros on to the american league championship series quick note as well muddle tell reports say joel embiid just got paid, got his rookie crack extension. five years, $148 million good work if you can get it. >> yeah. >> wow! >> he's picking up the dinner tab tonight in boston. >> joel. he'll be tweeting about that soon i'm sure. >> with bills flying. >> exactly. >> pumpkins are one of those seasonal symbols festive except for residents in one local town because someone is using pumpkins in a crime. >> unbelievable. >> can't wait to see that story. >> pumpkin chunk kin of a differe

richard forrest reports.g and the ring have come together in the creation of this new beer by a roman catholic church in belgium. the ale, named ste kat, has been launched by saint catherine ‘s church in brussels to fund its building renovations. and to connect with the local community. translation: for me the idea came about with what has been happening in the district of saint catherine. since there were these bonds of friendship was a bit like ina these bonds of friendship was a bit like in a village we had this idea of doing a project, something for the community which would also allow us the community which would also allow us to strengthen the links between the church and the restaurant owners. to create the drink, he teamed up with the local brewery the brussels the project. as with traditional abb is, it has more than the traditional belgian style that is 7% alcohol it is less potent, but this doesn't seem deter these drinkers. the initial run will see 50,000 bottles brutt. if there is an appetite for

figure out a motive for the massacre, officials say the gunman fired at concert goers from the 32nd y forrester filing ten mitt, he had escape plan but decided to take his own life when police close in the on him. new evidence also is suggesting that paddock checked out other possible venues before unleashing his wrath. correspondent danielle nottingham more from las vegas >> investigators reconstructing stefan paddock 's movement say the las vegas gunman looked at bigger music festivals like la la palooza before setting his sites on country music concert outside mandalay bay sunday night. officials say in august paddock booked a room at the black stone hotel overlooking la la palooza in chicago, but never checked in. he booked another room last month for the life is beautiful show near the having eggs strip. may also have researched locations near boston fenway park. police are looking for anyone who came in contact with paddock before the shooting, including a woman reportedly seen with him at the mandalay bay casino. paddock's girlfriends, marilou danley, spoke with the fbi wednesday. law en

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well let's talk to our financial correspondent now calling out abuse in frankfurt forrest conrad me what is this is a dangerous escalation furthur business in catalonia do you think. good morning helena well i think it's not immediately dangerous for the banks in catalonia as it looks more like a creative form of protest than a dangerous attack on the ability of the banks in catalonia to do business but i think this protest brings about an aspect of this conflict in catalonia that often gets forgotten in the destructor discussion the separatist movement in qatar alone year for decades has also had at least in parts of very anti capitalist touch to it which means that the idea of getting rid of madrid in barcelona not only has to do you know with the coziness of nation building it also has to do with protests against the people up stairs that don't listen enough to what hardworking people need now the european union has said it has no mandate to moderate in this conflict but in light of some of that economic uncertainty should it change its mind perhaps . well i think at least the europea

the widow of one of the men and white house correspondent kelly how kate is following this story forrest and so kimberly the president has said that they reported account of what took place in the conversation is a fabrication what else has he been saying. well he has spoken here at the white house in the last couple of hours as we say in the united states doubling down on those claims that accounts by a democratic congresswoman of the telephone call he made to the family widow of sergeant lead david johnson are being fabricated i think we have to pull back from this for a second to recognize that one of the key roles of the u.s. president an unwritten rule is that you are the consoler in chief in times of grief particularly when it comes to the deaths of those who are killed on the battlefield or soldiers in this case as you point out a routine patrol an ambush were for service members were killed now in all of this the president has been criticized that his call to the widow was slow to come but now there is this spiraling debate that's devolved into a he said she said about the presid

forrest leading i—0 banks to kieran dowell‘s g.ere wins for ipswich, derby and brentford. second placed wolves suffered a surprise 2—1 loss at qpr while there were also wins for middlesbrough and bristol city. the other matches finished as draws. graeme murty‘s second spell as rangers caretaker manager got off to an excellent start with a 3—1 win at hearts. it was the edinburgh side who took the lead, a free—kick from the former rangers striker kyle lafferty, who made a point of not celebrating. but kenny miller had a point to prove after being dropped by sacked rangers boss pedro caixinha — he scored two and set up their third — that puts them 3rd in the table. in the three o'clock kick—offs in the scottish premiership aberdeen beat ross county 2—1. leaders celtic were surprisingly held at home to kilmarnock. there were also wins for hamilton, partick thistle and and hibernian. it's shaping up to be a big weekend for british sport, in football, boxing, even rally driving — we'll get to that later. also lewis hamilton could become

left with our thoughts we had north on our venture beyond new orleans we find rural landscapes with forrest spiels and founds. we're approaching meridian a small town in a state of mississippi. one of the greatest country music singers in the united states was granted here in eighty ninety seven the jimmy rogers museum resembles an old train station rogers was the third and youngest son of a railroad family the museum is filled with many of his personal items. and opened the safe for the jimmy rogers museum and then the jimmy rogers guitar. that we keep in this if jimmy had many guitars this was his final guitar he ordered it shortly after he was discovered one of our guests when he was based in here hey pointed to this how and he said sing this how you say this house right here and he kept saying that about four or five times and then what that's where country music was oh right there right there and what do you like to. america and another guest said folk music and when i asked. americans because jimi had such a profound influence. as a young man jimi was just whacked for the new orleans

parishall right, melissa at forrester research him a thank you for joining us, as well as selina wangnt company of bloomberg news is developing a global breaking news network for twitter. fortunes, amazon founder' jeff bezoss -- the retailer topped wall street estimates. if these paper gains hold through, friday's trading day will overtake microsoft's cofounder bill gates for the second time this year among the billionaire index. coming up, more tech earnings. microsoft and intel report. we look at how traditional pc-related businesses are relying on the cloud. this is bloomberg. ♪ --ly: the weinstein company the beleaguered film studio, whose cofounder has been accused of sexual assault -- is retaining $45 million from the fortress investment group, according to a government deal. they weighed actions including a possible sale and jobs cuts. this is after a report that billy mayor tom barrett 10 longer provide -- that billion mayor tom barrett will no longer provide cash to the company. we are in the midst of a busy tech earnings season, and microsoft and intel also both reporting af

forrest, another confederate didn't want slaves to join the union. those that were in uniform to humiliate them for daring to fight against white men. the situation reversed dramatically when southerners themselves in the hands of the enemy. was added indignity unfathomable for many prisoners. some believed union officials intentionally sent slaves to guard over former masters. they captured confederate soldiers and their communities of family and friends and suffered intense shame, whether intentional or subconsciously. union officials use this to their advantage. humiliation was an emotional state so often generating the impulse to seek revenge for insults. the horrors of prison was bad enough, the lack of food and clothing, or protection from exposure and disease. that was difficult for prisoners. but the indignity caused by the president -- the presence of the black sentinels placed a white southern man below the black man. it threatened the honor of the man, and the only way to restore it would require the redemption in reversal of the roles of

emily: all right, melissa parish at forrester research, thank you for joining us, as well as selina wangnt company of bloomberg news is developing a global breaking news network for twitter. speaking with earnings, the fortune of amazon founder jeff bezos surged as much as $6.6 billion in extended trading thursday, topping wall street estimates. if these paper gains hold through, friday's trading day overtake bill gates for the second time this year among the billionaire index. coming up, more tech earnings. microsoft and intel report. we look at how traditional pc-related businesses are relying on the cloud. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the weinstein company is close to supporting a lifeline. the beleaguered film studio, whose cofounder has been accused of sexual assault -- is close to retaining a loan of $45 million from the fortress investment group, according to a person with knowledge of the deal. it helps them away actions including a , possible sale and jobs cuts. this is after reports billionaire tom barrett will no longer provide the studio with a cash infusion. in the meantime,

joining us, forrester vice president, andrew bartel's.he 22nd quarter of revenue decline in a row, when can ibm take this cycle? getting close to turning the quarter. i would say sometime in 2018 is when it is likely to grow revenue again. 45% of its revenues are coming through strategic initiatives. that is about 10%. if they can push that ted 12%, 15% growth, that will move it toward growing revenue again. emily: what sectors you expect that growth to come from? is it the cloud? cloud revenue was up 20%, year over year. andrew: it will come primarily from a software, ibm's most profitable sector. its analytics were only up 5%. its big growth came in security, up 50%. ibm does not do simple, ibm does complex. it is a slow cycle of getting companies to buy complex solutions. i think it is turning the quarter in getting enough clients willing to engage in complex solutions. we will see that software growth plus services growth kick over the positive territory sometime in 2018. ibm had a bit of a halo effect, due to buffett's endorsement. b

our guests joining me tonight are political correspondent for the telegraph laura hughes, and kate forresterpondent for the huffington post. oxford and cambridge universities are still struggling to offer places to students from less privileged backgrounds. new figures show that the parents of most students given 0xbridge places have professional or managerialjobs. the data was obtained by the labour mp david lammy who has accused oxford and cambridge of perpetuating a "social apartheid". the figures also show a huge geographical divide. almost half of the 0xbridge offer went to students in london and the south east. while in wales just 3% of students received an offer from oxford or cambridge. the universities both say they are trying to improve access. here's our education editor bra nwen jeffreys. centuries of scholarship, one of the top universities in the world, but how easy is it to get into 0xford from a comprehensive in inner—city manchester? even from a good school, it can feel like an impossible leap. i see quite a few people in my year who could have applied. i think it is a confi

the fire began in the cleveland national forrest in riverside county. that's a city being evacuated. according the website it's home to 32,000 people. firefighters say at least 250 acres have burned so far. luckily no reports of any homes or building being burned. >>> here at home more signs of recovery in the north by. a slice of the burning man festival is now in santa rosa to help fire victims. it's an oassist of housing. thom jensen is in santa rosa with some unique and much needed housing. thom. >> reporter: and raj it could happen quickly according to organizers and owners of the property. the trailers could be temporary housing for families displaced by the fires as early as a week from now. >> i got a cholg in front of me and we're making it happen. >> the pete lum contractor will prepare a courtyard in the center of seven trailers. temporary housing for up to 75 people. >> a business community stepping up trying to take kir of people. >> reporter: the trailers come from the burning man event and a santa rosa businessman donated the land. >> we

i don't think i would like to insure a group of forrest firefighters.ference in the risk and the cost of the risk. and if you sort of keep tinkering with them, the total risk doesn't go away. the total costs of providing health care doesn't just vaporize. david: so because of the fact that insurance companies are forced to, to insure people who may be higher risk, similar, same prices of those with lower risk, you're still stuck? as long as the mandates of obamacare remain, this proposal won't do much to change it? >> no, i don't think it will. it will just shift who the payers are. what about that group of older, sicker people? who is going to take them? do we just leave them out to die? i mean -- david: we're not obviously going to do that. that means the taxpayer money will come in to pay for them, right? >> you got it. david: john huber. thank you very much for your expertise and experience, appreciate it. melissa. melissa: facebook coo sheryl sandberg sitting down for the first interview of any senior leader of any social media site since the news

those figures released friday by the california department of forrest industry and fire.investigators say it will be weeks before they determine a cause. right now, about 20 investigators are in sonoma county alone starting the technical and painstaking process of determining a cause and origin. right now 5,000 firefighters are on scene fighting the flames. i'm jonathan hunt now back to you. >> martha: breaking tonight as the harvey weinstein saga grows ten neck call tentacles tw very deep. there is a sign that list of accusers are growing and more high level firings are likely. amazon they have suspended the head of their video division roy price after a producer accused him of sexual harassment. this hollywood legends and super stars continue to come forward. here is actress and activist jane fonda. >> i found out about harvey about a year ago i'm ashamed that i didn't say anything right then. one of the woman ha has spoken out rosanna arquette told me let's not think that this is some unique horrific, this goes on all the time. >> martha: here is chief correspondent jo

it's from the movie forrest gump , was horn by tom hanks.ce like i love the movie and i like to keep some stuff i really care for. >> hillary: his client list is several pages long, stacked full of well-known celebrities but discretion is also what he offer s here, so for those celebrities that don't want to come through the front door he brings them in the back, opens up his vip room where they can conduct his most high dollar top deals in secret, so he doesn't give out all the names of the people that he works with and does business with, but i will tell you a lot of these clients are using this to get money for their next movie or their next big real estate deal. liz? >> liz: great stuff hillary love that you wore that necklace all day long and those rings look great. good stuff thanks so much. the attorney for the former fbi informant on the uranium deal saying no one in the media has contacted her, except fox. the next guest says that's because the media he thinks the interesting piece in the washington post says they're too against don

among the iconic items up for sale, tom hanks' forrest gump costume, julie andrews "mary poppens" umbrelladaho farmer grew this pumpkin which tops the scale at 1,400 pounds he claims it is the biggest one ever found in the state. think of the pumpkin chia lattes out of that. that's your update for this hour let's get back to the alley, "squawk alley. >> okay, tyler thank you very much. >>> let's get to seema mody here europe is going to close with weakness >> that is exactly right notable selloff following the rough session we saw in asia overnight. cautious comments coming from the chinese bank governor, but look at spain, the spanish equity index falling after spain's government set in motion a plan to suspend catalonia's autonomy after catalan leaders ignored today's deadline to drop their bid for secession. prime minister rajoy saying his cabinet will meet on saturday to impose direct rule in catalonia, though the catalon president has threatened to unilaterally declare independence if rajoy refuses to engage in talks very fluid situation right now, as you can see spanish banks under p

the trump digital campaign team, he was interviewed by the house and october 27th, carter page, the forrestll of this, foreign policy advisor, by the senate intel committee. the president has been all over this trying to turn this into a clinton investigation. and in fact it got so absurd, listen to corey lewandowski on the air a couple of days ago. >> give me a break, okay. look, the speculation is so insane right now, what we should be focusing on are the continued lies of the clinton administration. >> the clinton administration. >> i didn't remember that. i didn't know that happened. >> can trump turn this into a clinton -- >> it already is. it's already so muddled and so clouded. everybody has already taken their side, so that, you know, you've got a polarized group here and a polarized group there. there is almost nothing that can come up in the mueller investigation that's going to move those two poles. it has to be so dramatic and has to break through in a way that will get people out of these bubbles. if not, we're going to be where we've been this whole time. >> russia won? >> rus

miami dolphins offensive line coach chris forrester resigned after a video surveillance surfaced himithout a $20 bill. not knowing where or when the video was shot. next time you see joel embiid running through the streets of philadelphia ask him for some change chances it will be in large bills. joel embiid and 76ers agreeing on five-year, $148 million designated rookie scale maximum extension. congratulations joel. >>> not in uniform tonight sixers took on the celtics much that is markelle fultz first round pick and one. he had 12 points. another chance to see joel embiid -- ben simmons make that off the block. he played defense the celtics did. the sea just part go ahead ben simmons. sick sixers lost 113-96. how about play off baseball. american league division series boston facing em limb nation dustin padilla caught out its out on strikes. doesn't like the call. the manager comes out to defend him. enjoy the rest of the game in the clubhouse not around to see this in the eighth and josh reading in tied game single to left houston beats boston five to four. the astros are moving

the central election commission jim baker of secured more than fifty percent of the total vote in forrester walkways in bishkek with more on the fierce campaigning that took place between the outgoing president's favorite candidate and the opposition leader a more beck. it's been a pretty dirty campaign a lot has been levelled at this opposition candidate that's taking causing this election the ethnicity card because he's not actually completely kyrgyzstan the nationalists and he's nationalism is very strong here or maybe even had a diplomatic spat with the kazakhs who are accused of a favoring this candidate and that is ended up with the kazakhs closing the border restricting entry movement between think it's not because it's been it's been a big problem affecting a lot of unfortunately people crossing i suppose and also the president of kyrgyzstan though he might have been expected to stay serenely out of basic ways and he has waded in at every opportunity and even today he was talking about how he's going to stay on he's not going to be here till december relieving. certain politicians a

and he just hoped the reporter had never seen the movie. [ laughter ] you see, it's kind of like "forrest" you probably haven't seen that movie. no, i've seen it. oh, it's like "minions." [ laughter ] and on top of everything else this bill would do, it would also radically restructure a deeply cut medicaid and would reduce total federal funding to states by $489 billion through 2027. now, those cuts may seem savage and cruel, but to be fair, republicans have always preached fiscal responsibility and the importance of saving money. and i'm sure this next series of clips about trump's health secretary, tom price, won't prove that they're all full of [ bleep ]. >> health and human services secretary, tom price, is taking a little bit of heat after politico found he took five private flights last week for events in maine, new hampshire, and pennsylvania. the cost? tens of thousands of dollars. >> that included a flight from washington, d.c. to philadelphia and back on a 30-seat private charter at a cost of -- and this is really astounding, $25,000. >> seth: $25,000. do you know how short a f

quoting actually just forrest. sword'ses from mr. book. he ultimately was a tragic failure, a sympathetic soldier whose ambitions totally outstripped his abilities. he was a advocate of outmoded concepts. always prone to blame others and unable to admit his mistake to the bitter and -- end he never understood his failures. he admonished a group of aging iterans but as i understand war means fighting and fight means kill. admonishing but he was speaking into the army of veterans association and they were using his referral of forest as part of this eloquent praise of him. bookit comes across in a 150 years later that he was admonishing a group of aging veterans. he had been invited to the aging veterans meeting. of how you have to be careful with how things are portrayed. here is another one. by the way, i hear these things all the time. you all may not. some of you may. it is also an books -- maybe i will get some nodding here. at the battle of ezra church which was the third of the four battles around atlanta. a story thatosedly goes afte

another confederate, one more local example, nathan bedford forrest, ring a bell? just down the street, he and other veterans from the civil war, they were meeting in what they saw as occupied territory. let's paint the iepicture. they were in occupied territory being led by people that they were against and i say that because that's often how gangs and other ggroups like that, they are being oppressed, marginalized there's a whole lot of sociological theories that explain that. i'm only suggesting this group known now as the clan, they were one of the most long-term domestic terrorists, they formed a similar fashion. nobody liked what they've done since then but that doesn't stop performing from being similar. my favorite, monk eastman. he was a good example of a military training game. if i was giving out awards, he would get the first one. he was a gangsters gangster, successful at everything. he was assisted by crooked politicians, many of them until he crossed paths with h the wrong person.ng some of his guys took out the wrong guy and he was considered person

makeng forrester glanced him a than a million acres of our state and over 60% is administered by the forest service and the bureau land management. federal impaired -- federal impediments have impacted wyoming's economy and current health. it demands immediate action. force in 2013ask to analyze and consider response strategies for forest management. we believe there are opportunities to reach the goal of sustainable forest. a look's forest offers at the need firm management. all of these serve to improve forest health. despite this knowledge, we have not been able to fully implement active management at a landscape scale and the results are concerning. morethe past 20 years, than 4.6 cumulative acres of trees killed by insect and disease in wyoming alone. the cost-effective wildfires has increased across the west. dead trees pose a hazard for humans. for trees make it difficult animals to use an area. it is difficult to access areas for treatment for livestock management or for recreational pursuits. forests impacted by insects and disease make firefighting difficult. 2017 has been

the more difficult time we face, the more those values shine and make us beacon of hope forrest of thestories of traveling, of falling in love with the dignities and the freedoms that this nation -- i really clearly remember entering the courthouse to take the oath of citizenship. i had lived under two martial laws, no rights, no liberties, but then i walked out as a citizen. i looked at the sky. without any dignities i walked in. i came out with that piece of paper. to most people that is piece of paper. to me it meant so very much that i became person of equal dignity. >> yeah. >> and then sitting in the dmv, all of us know what a difficult experience that is. >> dmv. >> i saw -- i saw the rule of law in work. everybody was treated with equal dignity or indignity, whatever you wish to call it. >> everybody waited. >> yes, everybody waited. even you came in and had a good dmv story. that's rare to do. you raised a wonderful son. we thank you so much for joining us at the table. >> an important reminder, not only to children, sir, but their families served, too. thank you for your serv

and just to keep things weird, someone forrest gump to the post.ferrell thing. put it back up. >> it's coming. >> yeah. >> dylan, thank you very much. >>> straight ahead, the bush twins will help us out with "trending" before they open up about the unique bond and sisterhood. that's after your local news and weather. when we love someone, we want to do right by them. what is this? (chuckling) but habits are hard to break. honey, where are the habaneros? and then there are things we can't control, like snoring. (loud snoring) now the answer is right under your nose. introducing theravent anti-snore strips, clinically shown to reduce snoring with the power of your own breathing. nice try! there are always things that are hard to let go of. now snoring isn't one of them. hey, guys. where are the cookies for the... bake sale? bake... bake sale? need to bake in a hurry? use new country crock buttery sticks