part of the barney serious, barney baxter, he had an imaginary friends like we all do, and his name was mr. o'malley who always got him in trouble. part of this cartoon was the young man's marching society. so, it does not make sense right now, but it will. just remember, the chowders of society. i am going to take you on a journey. i'm going to take you to guantanamo bay. i'm going to take you to painting china, to veracruz mexico, other places. basically, i'm going to start in 1998, and finished in 1950. so, i'm going to accomplish all of that with a cartoon. but, the point is, i have made some important decisions about how to talk with truman and the marines. truman i could have found one or two ways, one which is the atomic bomb. undoubtedly, that is maybe even the bigger one than this. the indentation battle between the armed forces after world war ii is probably the most lengthy of -- in terms of the army marine and navy and air force. too often historical events are without the context. if you look at the newspaper there, you will see up there a pretty picture of the marines land

barney fowlerwe have no 100% certainty on anything.till donút, honestly.butted crystal fowler, isiah fowlerús step-motherthereús not going to be a moment for the rest of our lives that we are not going to be looking for who actually hurt her, because we donút believe it was isiah.the fowlers said the belief in isiahús innocence continues to push them to not only find proof his conviction is wrong, but also create juvenile reform they say would ensure others never encounter a situation like theirs.crystal fowleri would like to put forward a law called leilaús law which would be, if a person is deceased or is found at a crime scene, that a liver temperature is done within two hours...we would have known to about 15 minutes to the time she was actually killed and thatús important because that is literally a determining factor to eier exonerate or implicate isiah in this.the fowlers say they understand the social stigma that comes with having their son convicted of killing his younger sister, but say they are open to discussing the case wi

>> not yet. >> getting to work with the iconic barney the dinosaur was pretty cool. >> but amidst theing with years of bullying. at age 7 she was suicidal. >> bullying was a really sensitive subject to me and it's something that i went through >> but age 9, demi had developed an eating disorder. i was scared. and i was looking up to these girls that were very thin and ther you know, what it is okay to have a healthy body and to look normal and have curves. >> at age 16, demi released her first album, followed 10 months laonand went on her first national tour. around this time, she started using drugs to self-medicate. but substance abuse and an eating disorder weren't the teen's only struggles. demi battled bipolar disorder and would even harm herself. >> whenever you're trying to battle your demons you have to admit that you have a problem first, and then you can overcome it. >> at age 18, demi entered rehab for the first time. we talked to demi last year at five years sober. >> i'm able to look at what i've done and i kind of sit there and think that, wow, i'm so glad that i got sob

the circumstances around firefighter barney's death have not been released. helping .s. forest service is and for continuing coverage and more on the dangerous conditions firefighters are facing, we join rob mayeda tracking conditions in yosemite. rob, firefighters are dealing with hot weather in the area. >> yeah, the area seeing temperatures in the mid 90s, dry conditions, breezy, and an amazing view on the satellite and radar perspective. that may look like a thunderstorm, but it's not. that is the ferguson fire seeing explosive growth this afternoon. main smoke column develop sboina pyro cumulus cloud. that's usually a tell sign that particular fire which likely has seen rather extreme growth during the afternoon. we're going to continue to see these hot and dry conditions there along the west slope of the sierra. closer to home, different story. low clouds, ocean air conditioning under way in san francisco. inland temperatures today mostly upper 80s, but we're about to see temperatures on the rise another return of more monsoon moisture headed our way. seven-day for

lectures on you tube martin barney is a professor at colognes technical university his area of expertise materials technology and synthetics he likes to use the summer break to carry on teaching in some kind of just listening or sharing knowledge is something we can do elsewhere. so the time we actually have together here at the university can be used for interaction. the concept means that students can decide for themselves when and at what pace they learn from the farm the first it's useful to be able to pause the video exactly at the moment you don't understand something fully so you can. give it some thought it's. the videos or at most fifteen minutes long research shows the brain can't process new information for longer than that best of all your students have been passing their exams since the lectures were put on line. oh. yeah a growing number of teachers are trying out the new format twelve year old sophia is watching a math video at home and bavaria she doesn't have much time to learn the new material. yes yes. yes. it's great because you can always really watch the video if yo

he was always there to assist the community if anybody in the community had needs. >> barney is survived by his wife, and two young children. six other firefighters have been injured fighting the ferguson fire. >>> tracking the temperatures, numbers are warmer inland than yesterday, and warmer around the bay. 97 in fairfield, that's where the big heat, and where it will be the next few days. a heat advisory goes into effect tomorrow for the far inland valleys modesto, and fresno. so we will see heat, in fairfield, and out in discovery bay, and placing like that. but around -- places like that, but around the bay, there is a significant on shore flow. we will stay in the 70s and low 80s. you go 20 miles east, you will find6-8 degrees cooler. we had good thunderstorms significant thunderstorms up around lake tahoe. let's move it back, boom, boom, boom, those are lightning strikes, lot of severe weather up there, flooding, localized flooding that could get going a little bit, not as robust, as this evening, but it could get going. the story tomorrow, maybe a thunderstorm up here, fog at the

intense the latest present of point a finger is a germany legend who also happens to be chairman barney a nick. it all looks so hopeful for team germany when they were at their training camp in preparation for the world cup they were on top of the world and had no idea they would quickly come crashing down former german international striker and byron unique chairman carl. had this to say about the d.f.t. . right now it seems to me that they don't have a clear cut professional way of dealing with crises and i'm not at all surprised because the d.f.t. is full of amateurs and i'm not at all convinced that at the end of the day the right solutions will be found with these people who are running things just like. the ball is now in the d.s.p. court should they choose to play one thing is certain germany can't afford another tournament disaster because then no one will be safe. we turn our attention now to the i.w.a. after the damage leagues the latest track and field meeting in monaco featured a new world record kenya. have coed ship produced the crowning performance of the season in the th

braden barney was a second- generation firefighter who worked as a heavy equipment operator for cal fire. many firefighters father 40. -- gordy. >> he loved equipment, he loved being out there, he loved to build things. >> they were killed july 14 when his bulldozer rolled down the ridge in the steep terrain. four other firefighters have been injured battling the ferguson fire. >>> cal fire has lifted all evacuation orders following a big grass fire in lake county. it started saturday and grew to 60 acres in the area surrounding adobe creek road. they stopped the four spread and it is now 80% contained. there is no word -- they stopped the forward is spreadis contained. there is no word on how it started. >>> they want to do something just a little different from san francisco. >> reporter: they are zooming arouan -- oakland's lake merritt on a scooter. this has taken over oakland. >> i love it. it is great. especially on the lake, catching the breeze, it is super fun. >> reporter: while many agree, others worry about scooters blocking sidewalks been used in a dangerous manner or becomin

barney died saturday. he leaves behind a wife and two small children. >>> this is what the valley looks like from a yosemite conservative cam. the fire has burned 9,200 acres since friday night. the smoke is having a big impact on yosemite during the height of tourist season. people who are visiting the tunnel view spot are being greeted by a thick plume of smoke. thise we've eadowd seen it this bad. >>> landing on cars and a tow truck. traffic and muni service had to be rerouted. the buzz saws made quick work of the mess. no worts of any injuries. >>> tonight santa clara is one step closer to taxing pot businesses. the city council voted 6-0 to put a tax on the november ballot. city officials are still finalizing regulations for recreational sales but they want to have a tax ready to go on retail, manufacturing and cultivation. the city says it could bring in more than $2 million a year. >>> and in the east bay, pittsburgh will soon have its first commercial facility for cannabis. pittsburg will soon have

. >> that is president bush with barney. he called barney the son he never had. [laughter] barney is the one who bit the hand of a reporter one day -- left some stitches. this was when the president allowed me to observe some of his personal time. including early on when he was a jogger. later on, he started biking. it was just a personal moment, a real moment like any of us with our pets. >> that's bo. [laughter] we were about to do an event with the first lady somewhere. i could not tell you where. my memory is shot. but bo was a great dog. that was -- he had just said goodbye to a world leader and he was walking back into the oval office. >> how did you get up there? >> there is a staircase. >> really? [laughter] >> you never saw it? >> no, i did. i thought maybe they did not know. >> a question i have about the presidents with their pets, how much are you thinking about trying to humanize a president, not just capture them while they are working in the office, but with their pets, their families, to humanize them? to present them as full people and not just s

they gathered for the funeral of braden barney, the cal fire veteran who lost his life on the job. the fire is only 16% contain and still very much a crisis. it is being called an unprecedented move. why the white house is threatening to strip security clearances from former high ranking officials. >>> parents, a popular snack item has been recalled over concerns about its safety. >> it's definitely one part stinky cheese, one part sweaty socks. >> doesn't that sound appetizing? forget holding your nose. why people are lining up to breathe in a whiff of a stinky scent. >> trying to picture this. tracking heat for the workweek. i will have the temperatures coming up. >> thanks so much. all that was is ahead for you, but first a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> thanks, dan. watch and discuss this amongst yourself. have you been watching the bachelorette? >> i have not. we used to share that in common. >> it hasn't been the same without you. you moved to new york and you have new california had the worst wildfire season on record. scientists say, our weather is

bulldozer operator, braden barney was killed a week earlier. while the fires continue to spread, crews have managed to keep a single home from burning and in some evacuated areas they are being allowed to return home. eileen was allowed to return to her house. >> reporter: did you worry? >> i did. it was very stressful. >> reporter: the fire continues to impact yosemite national park and the floor remains closed. >> a large portion of the park remains open. visitors can still come to the highway country, tioga pass, that is all open. you can still go backpacking, high sierra camps open. >> whether scientists are as fascinated as we are by the tornado-like columns that formed at the fire. from the university, they're on site to measure the updraft taking place. more on their research and how it could help forecast the intensity of fire storms. >> it was a spectacle few have seen close up, a phenomena at the carr fire because of strong winds. >> as those winds were coming along and being heated by the intensity of the fire, some kind of updraft g

she got her start at age 10 on barney and friends with selena gomez. >> getting to work with the iconicol. >> but amidst the fun, demi had been dealing with years of bullying. at age 7, she was suicidal. >> bullying was a sensitive subject to me. it's something i went through. >> by age 9, lovato had developed an eating disorder. >> i was scared and i was looking up to these girls that were very, very thin. there was nobody really that set a positive example to say, hey, you know what, it's okay to have a healthy body and look normal and have curves. >> at age 16, demi released her first album, followed ten months later by a second and went on her first national tour. around this time, she started using drugs to self-medicate. but substance abuse and an eating disorder weren't the teen's only struggles. demi battled bipolar disorder and would even harm herself. >> whenever you're trying to battle your demons, you have to admit you have a problem first. >> at age 18, demi entered rehab for the first time. we talked to her last year at five years sober. >> i'm able to look at what i've do

. >> reporter: janetta phillips has known barney for 20 years. the small community is feeling the loss.>> he was a really good dad. >> reporter: fire officials say more than 100 homes and businesses are threatened. >> the district attorney has filed voluntary manslaughter charges against the stanislaus county sheriff deputy who shot and killed a suspect. the every 2017 incident was caught on a dash cam. >> deputies responded to a report of a battery at a modesto area hotel. they tried to pull over the suspect but the woman led them on a car chase that ended up in rippon. her car stopped there for several moments. prosecutors say deputy justin walsh shot the woman when she tried to drive off again. the da cited the officers specific intent to kill a person under an honest but unreasonable belief in self defense. >>> disturbing new details about the case of the rideshare rapist. lifted submitting the man charged in a series of bay area sexual assaults actually worked for them. 37-year-old orlando lazo charge last week in connection with four assaul

. >> that's president bush with barney. he called barney the son he never had. you might remember barney is the one that bit the hand of the reporter one day. he had to get some stitches, but again this is another situation where, you know, president bush allowed me to photograph him during some of his personal time including early on his administration when he was a jogger. later on he started biking when his knee started hurting, but it's just a personal moment like a real moment with just like any of us with our pets. that's bo. we were about to do an event with the first lady somewhere. i couldn't tell you where. my memory is shot, but yeah, bo is a great dog. >> that was -- he had just said good-bye to a world leader and he was walking back into the oval office. >> how did you get up there? >> there's a staircase. >> really? >> there's lots of staircases. >> they didn't know. it was a secret. >> a question i had with the photos of the presidents of their pets is how much are you thinking of trying to too humanize the presidents, not to just capture them whi

michelle barney a says the proposals contained useful only as that provided basis for negotiations, butid some elements of -- he criticized some elements of the white paper, which has left theresa may's government in disarray. reporter: london likes to convey an image of cool majesty, but that is not what officials in your opinion union see. they see a british government that has not figured out how it intends to leave the eu in an orderly fashion. >> i don't think the current confusion in britain is very helpful. time is slipping away. we are all hoping that this difficult undertaking can be brought to a halfway sensible conclusion. reporter: the border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland poses a particular challenge. the british government rejects introducing border controls there and custom schedules between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. but there must be a hard border somewhere if the eu leaves the customs union. prime min. may: northern ireland will be represented by the european commission, not its own national government, something i will never accept

spent that you had -- you time in the oil fields, and a stint in new barney. -- iw you have a fondness will use this phrase, the working man, the working individual and struggles that they go through. can you tell us -- does that inform your jurisprudence? think that you behind the case, there is always a real person. that is the idea. was in the oil business, he was a bachelor. i would go with him in the summer. they found some job. fields, they have a doghouse. they wanted me to nail the siding up. 10:00, the foreman came over. to show this guy i can nail a nail. i put it into a hole and couldn't get it off. i said things are going just fine. i left the globe on. he said leave it right there. every salesman came out. [laughter] looking back at your judicial career, would you tell us if you have an opinion on some of the most significant decisions you are a part of? >> i think that is more for other people to say. the whole idea of written opinions is we give reasons for what we do. that the courts are an anti-majority -- majoritarian element in the separation of powers system. that m

. >> reporter: lovato was just a little girl from dallas when she got her start on the show "barney andyou >> reporter: she went on to become one of disney's biggest stars. she was cast alongside the jonas brothers in the wildly successful "camp rock." ♪ this is real this is me i'm exactly where i'm supposed to be ♪ >> reporter: she went on to tour with the group and was even dating joe jonas, but offstage she was abusing alcohol and cocaine. >> sneaking it on planes. sneaking it in bathrooms. sneaking it throughout the night. nobody knew. >> reporter: lovato was also struggling with an eating disorder and was cutting herself too, as she told abc's robin roberts in 2011. >> do you remember the first time that you cut yourself? >> i was 11. >> what did you feel from it? >> it was a way of expressing my own shame of myself on my own body. and there were some times where my emotions were just so built up, i didn't know what to do. the only way that i could get instant gratification was through an immediate release on myself. >> reporter: in 2010, lovato's family and management team held a

we had some comments from michelle barney. the deputy governor speaks this week.s down as much as 4.4%. switzerland's wealth money manager is in line with its target growth rate but at a slower pace than a year ago. is counting on faster hiring to boost growth. has been grappling with cost, margin, pressures, warning of risk of increased market. something has petered out since the new chief executive took over. phillips in the news, the biggest drop since october. second-quarter sales missed estimates due to inventory issues of air purifiers in china. shares down by 1.9%. that is a look at european markets. talkingomega advisors about $3.8 billion under management is converting to a family office. eric schatz or is on -- erik schatzker is here. thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. erik: there are three regions capitalnagers return lp and convert to a family office. one, they are forced into it, too, they are set up with investors, or they are bearish about the prospects of future returns. which camp do you falling? first two. our investors have be

. >> that's president bush with barney. he called barney the son he never had.nd you might remember barney is the one that bit the hand of the reporter one day. i guess he had left some stitches, but, again this is another situation where president bush allowed me to photograph him during some of his personal time. including this is early on in the administration where he was a jogger. later on he started biking, his knees started hurting. but it's just a personal moment. like a real moment just like any of us with our pets. >> that's bo. and we were about to do an event with the first lady somewhere. i couldn't tell you where. my memory is shot. bo was a great dog. >> that was just say good-bye to a world leader and he was walking back into the oval office. so nice light. nice shapes. >> how did you get up there. >> there's a staircase. >> a question i had with reference to the photos that the presidents with their pets, how much are you thinking of trying to to humanize the president's, not just to capture them while they're working and in various, in the offi

past -- i read a column franking the way barney -- jerry -- these two were found with inappropriate actions with pages. jerry was a democrat from massachusetts, openly gay. he was returned to office after .his misdemeanor his constituents side. did i get the name wrong? >> he was a democrat. >> dan was with a young lady. was drummed out of his office by his constituents. there you go. the conservative voters are holding their partitions to a higher standard. right now, the democrats are doing a good job of tried to hold their side accountable. i do not know what switched. it has been noticeable they have people.ling to go after >> you had a moment at a recent cpac event. i would like you to explain what happened and the follow-up. margie ross -- >> moderator. >> let's watch. >> i am disappointed in people on our side who are being hypocrites about sexual harassers and abusers of women in our party who are sitting the white house, who brought about their extramarital affairs -- who brag about their extramarital affairs, mistreating women. r happens to have he has an after his name, we look a

speaker, to the barney family, i can can only express our profound respect, admiration, gratitude, and sympathy on behalf of all of those who he died to protect. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> mr. speaker, william wynn is a 2-year-old from my district. his fwradwation from graduate school last week but he missed it -- graduation from graduate scal was last week but he missed it because he was in jail in vietnam. i'm here to stand up for my constituent and ask he be treated humanely. this young man is a son, a brother, and a friend to many. i see his passion for justice in the millennials i represent. will is part of a a generation that cares deeply about the world beyond our borders. they are advocates for the most vulnerable, voices for the voiceless, and now william needs our voices. mr. gomez: he needs our collective resolve to help him through this difficult time. will's c

one was when you both right voting wasn't on the table for her, the meaning barney smith, until it was a few months later. but there's this part, and i thought of you and i think it relates to the discussion that we have had abou had about the d amendment rights and stuff like that's where she says i've looked the other way for too long and accepted i was supposed to be more modern and my views when i wasn't comfortable with the views my party circuits to take making it clear this was a difficult decision to have made and to discuss publicly and i took a stand for myself, my life and for my country. can you talk about some of the cultural shifts that have impacted the party coalitions and what that meant for the president's election? >> it's been structured on the same axis for dozens of years dating back to the new deal to rebuild the democratic party in the mold of the working class ethos and economic aid quality. from the 1960s and forward you begin to see the issues that really drastically accelerated in the obama administration where it became far less driving ethos and multicultu

was held for the cal fire bulldozer operator killed on the lines near yosemite. 36-year-old braden barney was remembered as a dedicated fireman who followed in his father's footsteps to be a firefighter. friends and family were joined in modesto this morning. his death has struck his unit especially hard. >> i know it feels today like the hurt will never end. but we are firefighters. we know love. we know that braden's unselfish love for his family and his community is the ultimate testament to a firefighter's love. >> he leaves behind a wife and two young children. he died july 14th, when his bulldozer overturned as he tried cutting a fire line to contain the blaze. and those fighting the ferguson fire will face increasingly difficult conditions this week. the national weather service has a heat advisory temperatures expected between 103 and 108 degrees. the ferguson fire scorched nearly 53 square miles of timber and brush west of yosemite. just 13% contain and 13 areas under mandatory evacuation orders. >> we have a strong storm inland and no triple digits expected. we have sunny skies

putin says bigger, stronger and faster than barney. >> and with putin officials, language barrier has led to awkward diplomacy. >> we worked hard to get the right russian word. >> you got it wrong. >> still if there is one thing we know about president trump, he will do it his own way. >> putin may be the easiest of them all. who would think? >> for analysis, let's go to the political panel. i want to bring in from washington josh rogin. cnn political analyst. and we have luke harding, an author and foreign correspondent for "the guardian." luke, let's start with you. president trump saying that this meeting with vladimir putin could be the easiest of his meetings on this european trip. what is your response? >> jake, we keep having to remind ourselves this is not normal. a russian president who subverted the attack on the american elections. then you have an american president who is saying this is the easiest meeting of all after the disaster trip to brussels and united kingdom and so on. this is a curious state of affairs. and the chaos of the presidency of trump, the one constant

i am sad that michelle barney has come up ahead of the negotiations and simply put a hand up and saidwe do not like what the government has on offer because that is not the way to negotiate. if we need to get our country to the right place, and the right agreement -- because, ultimately, this is not about who resigns from the cabinet. who agrees with theresa may domestically. it is about the jobs in the future livelihood of people in this country. that is what is at stake. and that is why this government has been so cavalier in its approach. we need to be talking about education. we need to be talking about building homes. we need to talk about building our help service, which is in crisis. all of these things are on hold because we are just delighted by this nonsense, it internal fight against the conservative party. caroline: i wish you could have longer, thank you, barry gardiner, talking all things about the destruction that is brexit. thank you, barry gardiner, the labor and peace -- a member of the labour party. mark: from london, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it is time for our

. >> firefighters injuries come less than a week after heavy equipment operator barney died while working the fire. but flame somewheres burned more than 17,000 acres -- but flames have burned more than 17,000 acres. >> over the last few days they have seen that same inversion lay layer we've been seeing here in mariposa. fire officials say people need to stay on their toes. >> the fire is still extremely danger. we still have a lot of open lines that need to be addressed by the firefighters and at any given point the fire can change direction or get significantly worse based on weather conditions and other changing factors. >> highway 140 west of mariposa is closed but yosemite park is still open to visitors. in mariposa county, cristina rendon, fox 2 news. >>> people like to visit national parks for a breath of fresh air. but growing air pollution is found in our parks. these pictures were taken in yosemite where some visitors are cutting their trip short because of the smoke from the fire. visitation dropped almost 2% when ozone layers went up and as much as 8% during months with bad a

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i was in barney's two weeks ago. this show is taking the croc to the next level.o. >> oh, my! >> how much do you think that is? >> looks like it could be $20. >> you think it could be $20. $850 u.s. for this shoe. it's a designer shoe. >> you'd have to pay me $850. >> they do look like crocs. >> that's the exact croc. >> sales for >> trish: okay. and you own it at that point. >> yeah. in it's not comfy -- >> get it out of your apartment. >> >> i'm the person that once i'm up, i'm up. >> so this job, instead of get paid to sleep have get paid to lay there with your thoughts, which is not as appeal. i don't think this would be the job for me. >> if we're all sharing or taking turns or -- if you want to find recruitment options, those that go to ikea, take a nap there. but i think i have a side household selling the crocs. >> if journalism thing doesn't work out. >> trish: stay tuned. we have more of "the story" after this. the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty.

outcomes a giant hound and putin looks at me, bigger and faster and stronger than barney. >> with someled to some awkward diplomacy. >> we worked hard to get the right russian word. do you think we got it. >> you got it wrong. >> if there's one thing we'll know about president trump he'll do it his own way. >> putin may be the easiest of them all. who would think. >> state of the union special coverage live from helsinki continues right now. >>> hello, i'm jake tapper leave from helsinki with a special edition of state of the union. behind me finland's presidential palace. the site of the summit between president trump and vladimir putin. the stakes are high after friday's indictments in the russian election interference investigation. in a new interview this weekend, president trump set a rather low bar for success at the summit. >> nothing bad is going to come out of it. and maybe some good will come out but i go in with low expectations, i'm not going with high expectations. i don't -- i don't really -- i can't tell you what's going to happen. >> tomorrow's summit of course comes ju

the new ceo, he hired barney har ford from a top travel website as chief operating officer.l now he's had to apologize because harford said that he made some comments, questioning an advertisement that showed a blended couple, mixed race couple and whether such a pairing would really be common. i mean does he not even look at the administration? elaine chow, whose asian, is married to the senate chief, senate leader mitch mcconnell. this is welcome to the 21st century here. >> well once again, he played in that grey area of race and he made a mistake. that being said, uber brought in tony west, a good friend of mine so i'm being open here, who was the former deputy attorney general under obama, very sharp guy. he worked at pepsi both as chief counsel and government affairs. i think they're doing some right things there but it's going to take time. liz: i know everybody needs to just think before they speak. >> change doesn't happen overnight. liz: it sure doesn't thank you very much. vladimir putin's banker gives us a fox business exclusive interview on this whole helsinki h

the gps, we can follow you where you are geographically and you're about two blocks away from a barney's a department store where you bought a sports jacket two months ago. i if you walk two blocks to that store today we'll give you 20% off on your next jacket. now, how is ken going to respond to that is? ken going to say, this is -- wow, that's a real bargain for me. it's a real be coupon, or is ken going to say, how did you know so much about the? that's a basic question. so, what you are dealing with in a world is the more you can target -- it's a seesaw. the more you can target, the more privacy goes down. the more privacy goes up, the more the ability to target guess down and that is one of the dilemmas and one of the questions becomes, there is a point at which the government says, if they have in western europe, we have to intervene and create some privacy rules here. and that is something that everyone in the ad business -- i'm not just talk about the agency. i'm talking about the clients and the ana and the four as and the iab, all the advertising organizations, they don't want

comes a giant hound loping across the birch lined dog and he said bigger, stronger and faster than barneyember that he had a dog at that very famous meeting with angela merkel the chancellor of germany and she does not like dogs and look at that, and you can see that she is not happy. and you have studied putin closely, and talk about that strategy in the meeting like this. >> i said, one of the things that is bearing remembering going intomorrow is that while they have ideological sim l similarities vladimir putin and putin, that stylistically, they could not be more different. putin is a kgb officer, and he is thoroughly prepared at all times. i are remember when we first met vladimir putin the small number of american correspondents in moscow after the famous summit with george w. bush when he looked into his soul, and putin had clear ly spent all night reading the briefing books, and he wanted you to know, because he had the facts and the figures and he kept us in the kremlin library until midnight, and that is the polar opposite stylistically than president bu bush. and when he insul

and the other thing that i would say is that in the past -- i once wrote a column comparing the way barneyrank and -- oh god, i forgot his name -- studds, jerry studds, these congressmen were both found to have committed improper acts with pages on capital hill. and jerry studds was a democrat from massachusetts, gay, openly gay. he was returned to office even after this misdemeanor, his constituents obviously saw it, whereas -- did i get the name wrong? [speaking simultaneously] brian: was a republican. mona: and dan crane was with a young lady, and he did not, he was drummed out of office by his constituents. so at the time i said, there you go. somebody, the conservative voters are holding their politicians to a higher standard. i have to say, right now, the democrats are doing a pretty good job of trying to hold their side accountable. i don't know exactly what switched, but it has been noticeable that they have been willing to go after, you know, schneiderman and others. brian: around this issue that we are talking about, you had a moment at the recent cpac event. i'm sure a lot of yo

this is cable volatility on the barney on this slide and barnier says you need to see a huge fillingf the gaps. ubs are saying brexit back and forth will keep sterling under pressure. these indicators, there is a downtrend. to me that says there could be just a small window of opportunity volatility test in the volatility -- in volatility. anna: u.s. futures of we will be weaker at the start of trade. let's put up those futures. we are expecting to be a touch weaker at the start of the trading day. later this morning we will be bringing you are exclusive interview with the riksbank a governor following the central banks decision. we continue our focus on central banking and we will speak to him. the german chancellor angela merkel has said the immediate threat of a -- has halted the immediate threat of a makeup by special breakup -- threat of a breakup. the minister will remain in his position. and importantly, angela merkel remains the chancellor. joining us now is maria in berlin. good morning to you, maria. give us the latest on the overnight developments in german politics. maria

s new bags of minister dominic robb met you negotiator barney in brussels to discuss progress on the way drawled agreement thirteen weeks left before the october of european comes from. during the star short term we have two things to do. we must finalise the reason riemann. and three are not yet there he documents. we must prepare for political declaration and now we're through true relationship i've come out today to discuss in the detail proposals that we've got in our white paper that you would have seen and i'm looking forward to with renewed energy viggo and them looking at the detail of all of that says michelle has told us the clock is ticking and so i'm looking forward to intensifying heating up the negotiations and making sure we're in the best position to get the best deal british detectives are reported to have identify those responsible for poisoning a former russian spy and his daughter the presidency ation says police have obtained security camera video of suspects ought to be russian planting a nerve agent sergei and us cripple were poisoned with the nerve agent novac

you do not think pediatric research matters, tribal recognition matters, you do not -- 355 ship50 barney -- army matters. it matters to virginians. >> staying on energy, the commonwealth bought back a limited version of a tax credit to help some of the states coal producers. the governor said part of the reason was to boost southwest virginia's economy. critics have seized on a report that suggests that a previous version of this tax credit failed to stem the virginia coal industries decline. is it better federal policy to anp up, to keep alive industry that is declining, or to work to retrain and retool workers and companies? >> you have to do both. you always need to be focused on training and new skills, but i do think that there is research that we should be doing at the federal level to determine whether there is a way to make the existing coal plants cleaner every day. my attitude is cleaner tomorrow than today. i was proud to work to get the permit and open the coal city plant. it reduces water usage and reduces mercury. it is build in a way that if we ever can develop carbon capt

barney frank used to always say it was the only half-assed thing i did when i was in congress, but i'm not sure that that's true. but there we were. and it was interesting, because none of the rest of the committee even pretended to notice. they were all there basically to support their own, you know -- their own districts and their own bases and they never -- the chairm chairman. so later on, after several meetings, one of the staff was very nice and put a folding chair out there. it was crazy. just nuts. and it got better. i went to see him, thinking, well, i ought to at least go see him. he gave me a book he had written. and he signed it. it said "the lord giveth, the lord taketh away. i am the lord. don't forget." his name was herbert. they pronounced it "a-bear." it was really clear that we weren't going to get along real well. and he showed me his office and said he had an adult room and an adultery room. it was like, that's really interesting. so i, being the shy, retiring westerner that i am, had buttons made up that said help, i had the bear by the tail and handed them out to