and then my baby, elisa, that's my heart. - harvey: yeah, i can tell. - magic: yeah.here were athletes coming to you asking if elisa was single. ( laughing ) thanks a lot! oh, man. i think this is true. yes, it's very true. - how do you feel about her dating an athlete? - oh, my goodness. thank you, harvey, for putting this out here. i was so upset. i'm like, "wait a minute, not my baby. no!" has she done it? no. that you know of. yeah, exac-- stay away from my team. stay away from them. because i would hate one of them to break your heart. then i gotta break his back or his neck. i gotta cut you now. you were the target of a racist rant by donald sterling. he didn't want you or other black people going to the clippers games. when you first heard that, what was your reaction? ( sighs ) brad, i've gotreaction? an idea for a song. nationwide has this app. you can pay your bills, even start an auto claim. so what i was thinking... let me guess. ♪ start a claim right from your app. ♪ have you been looking in my notes? ♪ [ text notification now that you have] new dr. schol

elisa: the pressure on cost remains intense.is not easy for an industry that needs to invest in tech knology. -- technology. they are caught between having to save and having to invest. is there a financial stability problem for the banks if rates go more negative? derek: at the moment, -- elisa: at the moment, it is more pain for longer. you are looking at that potentially becoming systemic down the line. what would help would be consolidation so it is up to policymakers to make that simple across borders in europe. tom: with us is derek halpenny. he does not want to speak about specific banks, but he can speak about negative rates, where he is truly expert. let's bring up the chart to show how inconsequential the relief rally is that we have seen in a higher negative rate, a better negative rate. we have come up just a little bit. the chronic nature of this is extraordinary. what does chronic nature mean for good cfos of good banks? derek: it is extremely difficult , and it is about what happens on thursday, what can the ecb d

elisa: sÍ.s vamos a la gran manzana con nuestra querida karla. queremos ver cÓmo vamos en este homenaje que rendimos a las empleadas domÉsticas. cÓmo vas con esta tarea? karla: tÚ lo has dicho. ya llegamos. dejamos a su hijo para que se fuera la escuela. llegamos esta casa que le va tocar limpiar en el dÍa de hoy. por dÓnde empezamos? cristina: algo para lavar. lo primero que hago recoger la ropa para lavar. vamos con la ropa. karla: muy bien. te ayudo. para dÓnde me la llevo? lo primero es ropa sucia. cristina: la ponemos aquÍ. karla: vamos. aprovÉchame. vamos a buscar el jabÓn. cristina: buscar el jabÓn aquÍ. voy aprovechar a karla que me va ayudar a lavar. con la tarjeta de lavar. karla: la tarjeta de lavar. de verdad que es impresionante todo lo que tienen que hacer ustedes. como decÍamos hace rato nos facilita a todos poder hacer nuestros trabajos. quÉ hacemos? cristina: quitamos las sÁbanas de la cama. quitamos las sucias para cambiar las sÁbanas. [risas] [hablan a la vez] tenemos que apur

emergencia la víctima y a moviendo yo de mitra era arrastrado por corte de agua y 10minutos después elisaón es preocupante nos considera un crimen y con información no vamos a la pausa y veremos la decisión de juicio contra gayo mauricio. >>> quién será el nuevo técnico de la máquina hoy un directivo dice que hay humo azul pero no de quien se trata tras la pausa. (mÚsica) >>> entre tivo anuncio que les al cuero uruguayo será nuevo entrenador de la máquina y vemos que será campeón de clausura 2018 y tiene vínculo con equipo cementero en la categoría menores vacías selecciones se menores vacías selecciones se enfrentaron (♪música inquietante) ♪ ¡ya! !dejame en paz! todo lo que hago está mal. ¡siempre mal! carlos... [la puerta se azota] ♪ ayer hablábamos que tenían el tribunal, el jueves de un veredicto y podrá quedarse . >>> estaba acusado de levantarse temprano y cantar y levantaron los vecinos, si viven en zona rural deben adaptarse . >>> el gallo símbolo en francia y es la mascota del equipo de fútbol es como que alguien demando una vaca. >>>nadie se rio . empre >> arrancÓ la temporada n

also what elisa is saying is right.tle groound, she knows this and she's a tremendous american. again i met her 15 years ago in iraq. we have to make sure we see these things through. you can't say they're over and leave. we don't want to overinvest, we recognize the american people are tired of this. >> congresswoman, same question. >> i think to me the global war on terror, which is what we used to call it is global. right. you cannot do it by yourself. that's the one thing we have learned since 9/11 is plots may start in the middle east and go through europe and come to our shores. so for me this sort of culture in the trump administration of sticking our finger in the chest of your ally, alienating our allies does have an effect. we used to have to call up the german os tr latvians or whoever and say, hey, we notice this plot, can we get cooperation with you. the more we alienate our allies and make it more difficult for them to work with us the less safe we r. i think that is a problem. >> congresswoman elisa slotk

instead the farmers are working with the elisa the plant is what's known as a nickel hyper accumulator which means it draws nickel out of the ground the farmers can then sell the metal and in 20 years the nickel levels in the ground could be depleted enough to allow food crops to grow. agricultural scientist. is heading up the project he uses a hand-held x. ray unit to see how the crop is doing i'm checking the nickel content in different plant pots and the most interesting part is the leaves so the leaf has between one percent and 2 percent nickel. the harvest is a success the plants are left out in the fields for a few days to dry in the sun. this process of using a least some plans to extract metal from the ground is known as fight or mining. later the dried plants will be transported to friends who are scientists will extract the nickel from them incidentally yellow tough to the some is officially labeled as a medicinal herb for export purposes as e.u. customs forms don't get have an entry for nickel plants. the french university city of known c. has become a center for research in

so yes, elisa pit next 3 years old here as actual walker and he's also a member of our running dog we need on sundays the company that it's so you know we meet on sundays and we run the dogs and what that is that augments the daily walking that they get. >>how is that what you're trying to reduce fees at the moment, it's correct we have about a 180 dogs in our care right now and we really only have space for about 120 of them and so on a regular basis. we need people to remember to adopting come down op animals from shelters. >>and i saw that there is a certain thing that you look at the dock cats but only if they're black or have black in the man, it's all prone to be adopted cats that have black or black cats are very very common because black is the dominant color dollars so you see a lot of like at this time of year. >>but they are often often black animals are overlooked by adopters just because they're dark in color. they don't show off as well and sometimes people just aren't attracted to them because of the darkness they like and with a little bit of variation. >>and they like

elisa venu belongs to a separate coalition of 7 split dogger all groups also in talks with the government because i don't know why consideration has been always been mentioned about us unless you know any. country nation it's been declared as a nation how can you have a constitution. not allowed became part of the indian in 963 other dark eyed habited areas are split between 3 other indian states these celebrate independence day one day before india does they don't pay taxes to the government but to different groups fighting for their cause. but that system has crippled infrastructure and choked its economy in today's reality many youths are suffering because of this economic conditions people are frustrated. so peace talks are critical but the indian government's decision to hawkish we are told to me is also casting a shadow taking over autonomy from the moon because we've or have taken it and you're promising it to the nuggets so what value does that promise have for the mothers and this is what is impacting the dogs. the governor of now glaad has told it did media that talks are stuck

74 years but women like louisa's that are much a have little hope saying that down the years it's elisa thora he's have broken all the promises they made so mothers and families. she's the apple of louise's i one year old livia who she affectionately calls the bit about his her only grandchild every year her family spends the hot summer weeks at the seaside just outside rome no no we misses the lively sound of children and extended families playing and relaxing used to be so common in italy i mean even if what do we sacrifice so much for. so it's all pointless if there are no children or grandchildren to pass it on to. italy's demographics have changed for years the birth rate here has been one of the lowest in europe not only wheezy even cancer itself lucky to have one granddaughter her daughter sarah was 39 years old when livia was born. so the who works at an airport thinks the lack of children can be blamed on politicians she says no government in the last 20 years has prioritized modern family policies to support working mothers at one of the as each of these there are no structure

just like in elisa's book tells these people they were so much of our roots. the work ethic is attached to me today. i'm so proud of those people. it makes me who i am today. there is some lessons that we can learn from those early ancestors i am i'm just so proud of them.ss >> i would add to that it is true that when the northwest territory opened up. it was listed as the hot areas. one of the best areas of land. before we owned cars and airplanes and all of that. some incredibly valuable land. and this narrative of african americans it is pervasive across the northwest territory. whether it's western wisconsin or western ohio. these are people who are coming out and settling hundreds of acres of land which today we think about tractors and step. it doesn't seem that much. but before tractors when you have a single blade plow. to plow 1 acre of land you have to walk 9 miles. o so if you own a hundred acres of land's. you can watch walk here from new york city. every spring barefoot on mud. just a plow that land. and that's after you've cleared it. it is to ha

some areas in me and mark but some groups are also calling for a more practical solution you know 3 elisa vent who belongs to a separate coalition of 7 split doggle of groups also in talks with the government i don't know why consideration have been always been mentioned about this unless you know. country newton. how can you have a constitution. not allowed became part of the indeed in 963 other dark eyed habited areas are split between 3 other indian states these celebrate independence day one day before india does p. taxes to the government but to different groups fighting for their cause. but that system has crippled infrastructure and choked its economy in today's reality many youths are suffering because of this economy conditions people are frustrated. so peace talks are critical but the indian government's decision to walk or talk to me is also casting a shadow banking or autonomy from the moon because we've or have taken it and you're promising. so what value does that promise have for the mothers this is what is impacting the dogs. because of now blood has stalled it did media t

again it's elisa migrants to disembark from a rescue vessel onto its territory for the 1st time this year signaling a break from the hardline immigration policies imposed on the mounted sylvie the country's former interior minister this move comes as the italian prime minister promises to overhaul italy's immigration policies more generally our europe correspondent sheila dube and ski picks up the story a radical shift in policy is how many people of viewing the 82 migrants were allowed to disempower in italy also the island told lampedusa where the country's new foreign minister the region timaya is justified this by saying it's not to return to open ports you all could be there's a big mess. understanding about the safe port given to ocean viking it was assigned a port because the e.u. would head to our request to take the major share of the migrants it must be my clear good just like with the previous government all right mr ensure that those who arrive in italy redistributed to other european countries for the keep well that's perhaps understandable given that the un team like wh

elisa well it is and as communities are grieving but the politicians are not. well i think even that is changing and in to that question i would put politicians and seals of large corporations or of financial institutions on all of those that are making the big decisions that are really determining the course of the global economy and i think those leaders thought leaders and decision makers are beginning to be touched they're beginning to be touched 1st by their own children i can't tell you how many people at those levels have come to me recently in the past 23 months to say my 16 year old daughter or my or levon year old son told me that i need to be more responsible they want to be proud of their father or of their mother to be you need to be touched by their children which is a very good thing but they are also beginning to be touched by the outrage on the streets the masses of people and we're going to be having massive strikes on friday on the 20th and under $27.00 and everybody should join us strikes wherever you are because that will be global and that

animals that we're eating would it go further into looking at a kosher meat i'll ask you that 1st elisa. well you know it's easy to point the finger at the dog meat trade most britons don't consume wouldn't dream of consuming dog meat this isn't an industry that even exists here but equally we need not look towards asia to find animal cruelty right. here in this country billions of lambs chickens pigs cows are being bred and slaughtered her rif equates these animals are factory farmed or kept in tiny. crates think cages somewhere to the dog meat trade for most of these animals the 1st time they'll see a sunlight breathe fresh air is when there are loaded onto the trucks bound for slaughter there isn't any moral any ethical any logical difference and between a dog and a pagan if we decry the dog meat trade then naturally we also need to decry the pork industry and all of the meat industries because they're all cruel they all cost suffering and ultimately they all kill animals needlessly for a fleeting moment of taste yeah i mean really if we look at the reality of the situation in eating

elisa vent who belongs to a separate coalition of 7 split doggle of groups also in talks with the government because i don't know why i can see this in have been always been mentioned about us unless you know. how can you have a constitution. became part of the indian. 63 other dalgard habited areas are split between 3 other indian states these celebrate independence day one day before india does they don't pay taxes to the government but to different groups fighting for their cause but that system has crippled infrastructure and choked its economy in today's reality many units are suffering because of this economy conditions people are frustrated. so peace talks are critical but the indian government's decision to walk or talk to me is also costing a shadow taking over i don't need from. or have taken it and you're promising it to the nuggets so what value does that promise have for the mothers this is what is impacting that dogs. the governor of now glaad has told it did media that talks are stuck on the symbolic issues of flag of the constitution. but after decades of fighting the bad guy

amazon and went gaga who took over 2017 after mcgarvey was overthrown his pay tribute to the form elisa calling him a national hero. is it we did a little. of goodness shows a difference to principle all the collective rights of the. africans in general. in particular the rights of the people of zimbabwe or for whom he gave you all. the hundreds of people are still missing in the bahamas as officials warn that the number of people killed by hurrican dorrian could be staggering at least 30 people are known to have died but rescue workers are still discovering bodies in the rubble and flood walls has left by the most powerful hearken to ever hit the island the british parliament's upper house has approved a bill that blocks the u.k. from crashing out of the e.u. without a deal it will now become law on monday the decision is another setback for prime minister boris johnson who's struggling to gain support for his bid to call an early election. 2 palestinians have been killed and several others injured during more clashes on gaza's border with israel demonstrators altamont again and israel

. >> jimmy: elisa? >> no. >> jimmy: liliana? >> yes. >> jimmy: oh, let's swipe right on liliana.hat about this kid with the bow tie? >> i like him. >> jimmy: let's like him. it's a match. he likes you too. look at that. there you guys are. >> cool. >> jimmy: you want to go meet mike? >> mm-hm. i can't wait to be on tv. >> jimmy: it's just like t"the bachelorette." >> what are you doing? >> ow, ow, ow. >> what did you have for breakfast today? >> hey. what are you doing? >> i'm concentrating. >> what did you have for breakfast today? what are you doing? come back! come back! come back. >> jimmy: look what i got. i got him. don't worry, i got him. >> what are you doing? >> jimmy: you guys are both very silly. do either of you know any jokes? >> i do. >> knock knock. >> who's there? >> jimmy: you get it? the cow is not patient. speaking of cows, would you like some milk or could i get you an ice cream shake or? >> ice cream shake! >> ice cream shake. >> jimmy: you guys talk to each other, get to know each other. if you want to hold hands, go right ahead. >> what did you have for bre

elisa: this is prolonged pain. and when they came into this year, there was the potential for risk going in the other direction. tom: very good. thank you so much. very much appreciated, helping us out on banking. the news keeps coming as it does on september 30, the end of the third quarter. some adjustments were made. in this case, fitch moving saudi arabia down to a. this is less an oil story and more a story of their physical state. they make very clear they see a fiscalt of this year's deficit, six .7%. francine, that is an ex ordinary -- 6.7%. francine, that is an extraordinary jump. francine: we will have a look at that and everything happening in the german economy with some better than expected figures, tom. tom: we will see that in the jobs report on friday as well. francine and i dash into the fourth quarter. coming up, jon ferro and i will continue the discussion on bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ ♪ alix: the u.s.'s financial battle with china. the u.s. denies report that they would

. >> congresswoman elisa slotkin, you just made a lot of news. thank you for talking to us and we'll be following the democratic caucus after their meeting today at 4:00. >>> will the white house release the whistleblower report? this was monday at the u.n. >> if you see the call, i hope you see it, frankly, you will find out that i did not do that at all. >> reporter: on the whistleblower, you say you want the transcript of the call released. >> i didn't say that at all. i didn't say that at all. it may get released. now, when you see the call, i hope you see it, frankly, you will find out that i did not do that at all. >> joining me now is someone with unique experience on these subjects, john brennan, former cia director and msnbc security analyst and someone who worked as the counterterrorism adviser to president obama. director brennan, when a phone call is made to a foreign leader, even with some of the restricted procedures that may be followed after some of his unfortunate experiences with a leak early in his presidency, people are listen

a deal he also accuses johnson of deliberately whipping up public anger so on the go you go house elisa surveillance from london. the comments from the former prime minister john major reflect in part what the moderates and the conservative party as well as some of the conservative party grandees feel about the current prime minister barak johnson and that is the lack of trust that there is between the 2 wings of the party john major has said that he fears that the current prime minister were trying to exploit a loophole this particular one who said would involve by using an order of the council in order to suspend the legislation passed the departure date and thereby ensuring a chaotic exit from the european union he criticized the prime minister also of using deeply divisive rhetoric in his speeches the government seems intent on. by using emotional and evocative. can only provoke fear and anger. and fuel grievances against parliament. and the law consider what this means. it means this government wishes to win reelection by inciting opposition to the most important state and its free

and some areas in myanmar but some groups are also calling for a more practical solution you know 3 elisa vent who belongs to a separate coalition of 7 split dogger of groups also in talks with the government because i don't know why consideration have been always been mentioned about this unless you know any. country nation it's been. how can you have a constitution. became part of the. 63 other dogs i had happy to areas are split between 3 other indian states the celebrate independence day one day before india does they don't pay taxes to the government but to different groups fighting for their cause. but that system has crippled infrastructure and choked its economy in today's reality many youths are suffering because of this economy conditions people are frustrated. so peace talks are critical but the government's decision to walk to the told to me is also casting a shadow or taking over tony from. or have taken it and you're promising it to the nuggets so what value does that promise have for the mothers and this is what is impacting the dogs. the governor has told it did media that

i imagine it hoped to get it back but i imagine it is well insured and unlike the one elisa, you canwas a build-up for people to see this but to close the door and use it, they were given three months on the exhibit or in the exhibits? exactly so, yes. there are 20 slots in our you can people so are 20 slots in our you can people so you need to know your habits quite well. or go to the blenheim teashop first. exactly. there is a man outside who inspects it before you go in, to make sure it is an regal condition and then you get three minutes by yourself in the thrown run. have you sat upon the toilet? yes, i have to confess either. did you feel like a queen? it was a little chilly, i wonder if the queen has someone to warm her toilet for her but this was an opportunity not to turn down. one of the reasons given by the owners at blenheim for not having extra security was that anyone who went to steal it with not know who had gone on before them or what they had had to eat. it does not sound like an effective strategy. no and happen very quickly as well. there was a big party at blenhe

>>valley are remembering elisa fiedler she worked at a hair salon in mill valley for almost 10 years. her colleagues say feelers nturous soul and passion for the water ledger led her to embrace diving. the owner of a restaurant that's next to the called the tragedy shocking. >>i don't know hard to stand i e. it's very shocking to me and she was the best person i know. oh my god i don't know. i turn on. i i'm going i'm going just. from what i my and her personality. she was like a person like had coming right to me in my eyes right now like. >>her joy of diving on social media, she spoke about her amazing experiences, including a recent trip to mexico. we're also learning new details tonight about this woman, a santa cruz dive instructor who led a diving expedition on the conception 41 year-old christie took over her father's company worldwide diving adventure she'd been diving since she was a little girl. >>kron four's maureen kelly talked to another bay area veteran scuba diver who taught alongside her. >>instructor, nice person, really nice person paul scott jackson, the master inst

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and i remember going out and speaking with abigail spanberger in virginia and elisa slotkin and manyould pull off a feat like that. it speaks to the gravity of the moment. but in speaking with unthese members confidentially last night. they said we can't take it anymore. this is the president violating the constitution, violating his oath of office, and actually taking money that is appropriated by the united states congress to fight corruption in order to help himself, in order to benefit himself politically. so it did feel like there was this momentum building, if you kind of looked, you can read some of the tea leaves with adam schiff, a close ally of the speaker coming out and saying we passed the rubicon. but i will say there's another dimension to this as well underneath it all. there's been some frustration with the judiciary committee and the way in which many witnesses and the white house has just thumbed their nose at the committee, refused to produce witnesses, refused to produce documents. and if we don't d go into this direction, that's going to empower other committee m