i think gus will have her back too. >> jimmy: gus and his pointy head. >> he's backstage saying i can'ta farm? >> i am. >> jimmy: have you ever delivered an animal baby? >> we've had quite a few births at the farm. cattle, and then recently a baby dog who was born. his name is paxton. and he immediately imprinted on me. you don't really have to help animals. they've been doing this a long time. like before we were helping them out. suddenly you've got a donkey and now you got two. that's how quickly it happens. i happened to be lucky enough to be there when paxton was born and he imprinted on me immediately. >> jimmy: his brother? >> i'm going with dad. i couldn't feed him. but he just, he sees me and he wants to be with me and he'll walk around the farm like a dog would. just follows me wherever i go. he is great. he sees me. if i ignore him, if i'm on the other part of the farm. >> jimmy: will he kick you? >> no. he will jump up. he doesn't realize how quickly he's grown. when he was little, i think it is a dominant boy thing. they kind of jump up on you. and he recently learned that,

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that's literally why we started gus toe, to help simplify and make all of those things much, much easierat note, i always say running a business you do not have to reinvent the wheel. so much of the logistics of running a business, either you can outsource or find an adviser or friend who has done it before, and you concentrate on the stuff that is just about your business. >> highest and best use. >> yeah. >> we have had that conversation so much internally. you want people to have experience in things that you don't know how to do. you know, it should be a partnership. you should work together to make sure that everything does stay intact the way you want it to be. but you have to -- i agree, let other people in to help you build your company. >> a lot of these folks, again, didn't start the company because they wanted to do taxes. they wanted to offer a product or service or serve their community or hire a great team. and that's actually the way they stand out. >> it could be anything, right? i need a payroll service. hey, go ask everyone what payroll service are you using. you don't

no doubt to both of us thinking of emotional punch a rising star from star gus to the best actor. thank argument for me neither of like thank my family you missed of because all this means nothing to them they already like me before me how me for sure my dear little fairy i thank. the gods he won for his performance and thomas to burst delicate drama in the aisles playing a trainee forklift operator in a big supermarket it's a love story that plays out between the drinks aisle and the coffee machine. going to write a. gas station angle a pound. so . yeah. it's a touch thousand and two updates of what mr wilkinson stock up scheme is sell train he first worked as a dancer and only made his first movie in twenty below average. career and. the lower left feared us best umask of it. get. mark ronson massimo that's a very as i say i detest. the big surprise in the night no no super manifesto by you leon nichols amazing story. of. the cinema version of an art installation kate blanchett in thirteen different roles performing manifestos from the twentieth century and scenes and characters

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when nixon was in law school they called him gus which stood for gloomy gus which is just his personality but they also call them iron sides because he did not have a quick intellect. what he was was a great writer and he would go to the library and he would sit there and he would study and he would go to his part-time job and then he go back to his rented room in the woods. there's almost no part of this life that you can't spin on but there's a lot of craft as well. >> and timewise again just to give people a a sense of the tie commitment. >> my first three books have been six years from the time and ideas goes off and it hits the stores. >> it's quite extensive. before i asked jonathan i'm going toth alert you that in a w minutes i'm goinge, to ask for some questions from the audience if you have questions. i always like to point out that if you have comments or you want to talk about a book we have plenty of time to do that afterwards. if you have a specific question for the panelists we would welcome those and we have, think we have some microphone somewhere which the gentleman in th

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coming back to the gu ests we joining us. to the guests we have in the studio, john and ruth, you were both listening to that. interesting thought at the end from sebastien about having an awkward backbencher who is probed a customs union, john. absolutely. amber rudd could put herself at the leadership of the soft brexit faction of the conservative party. theresa may also had a problem with this question of the customs union because she doesn't have a majority in the house of commons. probably doesn't have a majority in her own party on that in the house of commons. although the party in the country is a different matter. so, yes, i think her problems there have certainly increased. i thought sebastian made an important point about the way amber rudd seems to have been attacked from within her own department by civil servants lilly king. as a former civil servant, ruth, as you just told us what is your view? where are the lea ked what is your view? where are the leaked documents coming from? —— civil servants leaking.|j leak

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todas las ideas que tenemos, destacÓ este miembro de la fundaciÓn de literatura que presidiÓ barbra gus enero. >> mereciÓ suerte porque me operaron de la pierna, mereciÓ suerte yo sÉ que ella siempre me recordaba. pedro: en las afueras de la iglesia durante toda la ceremonia la vigilancia fue estricta de cerrar muchas calles en houston texas. pedro rojas univisiÓn. felix: gran revuelo ha causado los comentarios de sobre bÁrbara bush que hizo roger stone asesor durante aÑos del presidente donald trump, sus palabras ha merecido un rechazo generalizado, el partido republicano de florida indicÓ su descontento. aranza: las autoridades de migraciÓn estÁn separando los niÑos incluido menores de cuatro aÑos de edad de su padre esto tras cruzar la frontera ilegalmente, las cifras hablan por sÍ solas segÚn el diario the new york times el departamento de seguridad nacional confirmÓ algunos casos pero se estima que el nÚmero sea mayor, pablo gato nos indica que hay detrÁs de la polÍtica migratoria. pablo: la administraciÓn de donald trump dijo que en el pasado consideraba tener una polÉmica medida

it will bring down whatever is left of that building dputed gu the fire. the apartment building under construction nearly burned to the ground. see the pictures there. as you see right now on "today in the bay," we did this as breaking news as pit happened on tuesday morning and late last night. it was still smoldering. firefighters were still putting out the hot spots. people living in a construction site waiting to go back home. this after evacuating during the fire. >> to a lawsuit we've been telling you about. closing arguments in the case challenging santa clara city's voting system. asian americans who filed the lawsuit say the citywide system discriminates against their community. they claim voting by districts at large would result in more diversity council. we did some digging overpass. the 2010 census shows 45% of santa clara's population is white, the largest group. asian americans are second with 38%. currently all city councilmembers are white. since 1951 when santa clara officially became a city, not a single asian-american has been elected t

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. >> i'm not questioning his patriotism, i'm raising a question that gus hall at the head of when 66 communist nations -- >> the answer whether or not i'm accepting the endorsement of gus hall, i'm not and i believe i can speak for senator mccarthy that he is not either. [ applause ] >> there have been speculations, senator, that this is opportunism on your part. that mccarthy had the courage to go into new hampshire while you hesitated. now that you're after his glory. could you address yourself -- >> well, first, as i said, i don't believe -- >> can't hear the question. >> you mean, i have to repeat that? a lot of nasty things involved. the question was whether the charge has been raised about the question of whether this is opportunistic of my coming into the contest at this time after senator mccarthy had gone into the new hampshire primary. as i said, i've spoken on these issues and these questions for a number of years and how i feel about them. i felt, and i think it was generally accepted that if i had gone into the primary in new hampshire, whether if i had won the primary i

every democratic candidate for oyvernor said absolutely no to the dent of the national rd gu republican governor said absolutely yes. and jerry brown in his philosophical way found a way to sident trump in a bad spot. he said maybe, let's look at it. he said since i'm themm der of the national guard, unless you federalize it, they'rwhgoing to d i want to do. it was a reasonable proposal and the pentagon supported it. and the president goes to his base and overturns yet another cabinet secret previously it was nikki haley on russian sanctions, leaving them hanging.e but what brown did was not for his base. his base wanted him to say flat no. and i don't know any other dem rat who canke that kind of position with the creibility thaty brown can get away with. >> and meanwhile, making a speech tat inflammatory football that low-life politicians like to exploit. jerry brown gets away with saying stuff likeanthat. but i to move off immigration for a moment and also ask about this other item thatjust happened today. the democratic national committee filed a multimillionit dollar lawagainst rus

evil and the despicable attack left mothers and fathers, infants and children thrashing in pain and gus for air. these are not the actions of a man, they are crimes of a monster in stead. following the horrors of world war i, as century ago, civilised nationsjoined world war i, as century ago, civilised nations joined together to ban chemical warfare, chemical weapons are uniquely dangerous, not only because they inflict gruesome suffering, but because even small amounts can unleash widespread devastation. the purpose of our action site is to —— actions to is to establish a strong deterrent against the spread and use of chemical weapons. establishing this deterrent is a vital national security interest of the united states, the combined american british and french response to these atrocities will integrate all instruments of our national power, military, economic and diplomatic. we are prepared to sustain this response until the syrian regime stops its use of prohibited chemical agents. i also have a message tonight for the two governments most responsible for supporting, equipping and

level what would be different probably be the other one we talk about the global level because the gus's do not have a bone disease but with the pollution it's government need to put of measures so that they can tackle the issue of plastic bug menace directly through the last patient age and environmental action if we don't tackle this now if we don't deal with our directions on our plastic addictions or whatever else is harming the planet what are we looking at. well i think the point you raised is that it's complex. a little while back in the u.k. we moved away from gloss milk bottles that were little returned and washed out to plastic bottles and the argument was that was reducing c o two emissions so environmental issues are incredibly complex and balancing one against the other is very very difficult i mean clearly global warming is the greatest threat to the planet bar none at the moment but you know if we destroy the oceans veyron other means in order to mitigate that then it's not great it's very difficult that to balance the two really we need to work on the both simple taney as

so these are unexploded to gus canisters that are being targeted and suited on the palestinian protesters thousands of hundreds of palestinians have been here and we saw palestinian protesters burning view as flags and israeli flags and also saying slogans against the israelis and the americans. a wave of rallies began at the end of march with organizers claiming they'll last for several weeks during the past seven days more than twenty palestinians have been killed with many more wounded during what's being called the great march of return is not only the protesters who've suffered though several journalists have also been injured in the clashes and one of them later died from his injuries yes targo worked for a local t.v. production company gaza health officials say he was shot while filming close to the border and died in hospital and this photo you can see you was wearing a jacket marked press the israeli military hasn't directly commented on the matter only saying it fired at those it called instigators of the violence over a spokesperson for the i.d.f. did post on twitter they said

so these are unexploded to gus canisters that are being targeted and suited on the palestinian protesters. thousands of hundreds of palestinians have been here since the morning and we saw palestinian protesters burning. it's flags and israeli flags and also saying slogans against the israelis and the american sense the morning tension is running high right now and palestinians are still in the field and still near the fence i'm standing here on the israeli side of the israel gaza border with these plumes of smoke or slowly making their way from gaza into israel now there's a lot of tear gas that's being fired into gaza we can hear the sound of tear gas canisters from here we can also hear the sign sounds of bullets of course israelis are being accused by the international community of using live fire on unarmed protesters but the israelis for bayside say that among these protesters are hundreds of militants who are aiming at them with molotov cocktails and the like i'm standing in a closed military zone the israelis have gotten reinforcements there are tanks on the border we're not allow

the governor says the troops will fight criminal gangs, human traffickers and drugn and gu smugglers. they will not, however, help with immigration enforcement or buildg a new border wall. the i announcement sparked criticism from president trump. he called the otployment, charade. publican political consultant sean walsh and senior political ryan jared garifoli. wictor, let me begi you. we just got done talking to the of los alamedos. it certainly isn't the only cite to going against the state sanctuary laws. we've seen orange county itself and san diego county have voted to join the federal lawsuit against the law. where do youee all of this ing from here? >> it may not go much farther than hereun because orange y, especially in the south and san diego county are probably the hot bed of resistance to is this state sanctuary law. i do think it's a very big issue there. it's a mobilizing issue tr republicat could affect house races and turnout. it's attracted the attention of presint trump. i think you'll see other cities around the state and counties. but i think this is the most sig

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targeted with the tariffs it is planning to consider public comments for a period of we putting puttings gus tariffs and china and more is chris blazin he's the president of neptune global holdings chris thanks for joining us we are in the midst of an all out trade war it seems and the president says it will be easy to win from many observers however it surely doesn't seem like an easy win and the markets sure seem to be reacting negatively but that doesn't mean it's always right what your take chris and thanks for being here. thanks bart great to be on your show so i know there are some people using the term trade war right now i don't think we're quite to that level yet but things are definitely heating up i mean this was a key plank on this administration were present at trump when he was campaigning and now we actually have someone who's pushing back hard i mean his feeling is been that this company this our country is engaged in a number of agreements such as nafta and some of the bilateral agreements with companies countries like south korea that have not been beneficial to us and he's

the big chinese smartphone maker, and china hit us back with qualcomm and bog gus anti trust concerns there have been fantastic eras when the stock market just soared as rates go higher as it went higher. now, initially, ultimately if we go to seven, or eight, no, the market roared. not many times that the stock market performed well during the trade wars love them or hate him, trump is incredibly flexible when it comes to policy. what if the chinese bend their behavior off of real concessions. stop some of its most egregious trade practice what if trump's -- the art of the deal and nothing more. things are so fluid that selling a huge amount of stock when our tariffs haven't been put into place, may 1st is the day. of course, i think we could see some selling into this deadline. of course already been some tariffs but i am talking about the big one. wow, if nothing gets done, let's just say, you know what, the best thing you can do, is raise some cash into the modicum strength we are going to get periodically as we did this opening, as we did the end of the day we have to do that ult

qualifying terry both types of mercedes and red bull's daniel ricardo completed the second row while pierre gus least starts in the fifth alongside kevin magnussen world champions lewis hamilton was given a five place penalty for a gearbox change and will start in ninth. well in the meantime we have of course been following breaking news for you here at the deputy we just like to bring you up to date now because a driver has plowed into a crowd of people in the german city of munster at the interior ministry saying that the death toll is now four people including the driver who killed himself after the collision the number of injured stands at twenty police are investigating at the scene and have asked the public to stay away. from bring their hearts and hands around to are standing by with us here in the studio following the very latest and turned to you hans first because you've been monitoring the headlines what more do we know at this hour. well what we know is that this attack did happen. as you say four people got killed including the driver who killed himself shot himself it seems. and t

the awardees are gus, jorge, and cesar. these three men ed body the rive and spirit of cuban exiles and have made outstanding contributions to our south florida community. since its foundation, face has about exiles and have made outstanding contributions worki achievements of the cuban diaspora in miami. they have given voice to refugees like me who had no other choice but to leave our native homeland in search of freedom and human rights here u.s. it forgotten. through u.s. it disseminates the truth about what is occurring in cuba and ensures the victims of the communist regime are not faith organization who is share the same goals, we will finally see a free and democratic cuba where citizens are given the opportunity to build up their country instead of being forced to flee it. for its o thank face 36 years. hese and again congratulate gus, jorge on this deserved honor. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognitio

our brief, but the -- the courts have indicated that individuals where the stun was used -- the tune gu stun guns were used, it increases an individual's pain resistance. in that case, the individual suffered injuries and ultimately died, so i would ask on the dpa's position that the tazer not be used as a pain compliance device. >> president turman: thank you. >> i could agree with that. >> president turman: thank you. so is there a reason -- >> no, she can't. >> oh . >> president turman: i said you or him. okay. >> just a quick question for director henderson. i heard there was sort of a compromise situation that the dpa was offering. >> president turman: i was hoping i'd hear. >> oh . >> i just read. >> it was the inconsistency -- actually, if i could just have samara speak to it, 'cause she knows where it was, otherwise, i could argue it. >> i would just like to add to director henderson's comments, if you like on page six under prohibited use, the department specifically says that tazers are -- and if you look at number six, they're prohibited as a pain compliance technique. so i w

gus, do you read this as a sign that the fed is more confident in hitting the inflation target and onourse to raise rates two more times this year >> i do. i think that certainly with this morning's cpi numbers and wage pressure buddings, inflationary pressures are building. we'll see inflation move toward that 2% goal and that's going to give the fed the confidence to raise rates again when they meet in june. >> what's your take, james >> i think investors are really looking at two different things. first of all, they're balancing is the fred becoming more hawkish and it did to me sound like they're being more hawkish but at the same time they're also -- investors are looking at is there a powell putt what i heard is they will consider some of the trade information, how that might effect economic growth, so given that, that there's a little bit of an opening for perhaps a powell putt -- >> that was the thing with yellen. there was always this feeling that she had the market's back and if we started to see wild swings impact volatility and therefore confidence and growth, that she wou