meanwhile karl hopper is preparing a water collection container. she and her colleagues use a steel cable to lower the device which will take water samples of various depths. clara is particularly interested in finding samples of plants and also called micro algae. as soon as they bring the container back up they start analyzing its contents. it's a good thing that they prepared the individual files in advance because it's cold out here. and them with this thing at the end of the day with freezing. but they put up with the weather because the study of micro provides crucial data. is required we didn't put these organisms produce about half the oxygen and they have the atmosphere is well you know every 2nd breath that we take wouldn't even say also absolutely a lot of carbon dioxide it's 5. carbon dioxide contributes to climate change. back at the research facility marion. he's getting ready to fill her weather balloon with helium. she's done this hundreds of times but she still gets a kick out of it. the blue moon is made of highly elastic rubber i

meanwhile marine biologist clara hopper is packing for a trip to the arctic ocean she hopes that the weather will be good and would find the scent. they thought is best to be out in the water when there's no wind and the equipment has to be lowered and raised vertically if those as buffeted by the wind it's harder to keep everything stay bad list of you to hide in and so he like calm weather and the forecast for tomorrow looks quite good about them. obviously better from all and. doctoral student cloud of off also go along on this trip the 2 scientists are getting their testing equipment ready now so they won't have to do it on board the ship tomorrow. they'll try to collect as many water samples as possible. when there was a temperature is just below 0 degrees celcius is a chart. on this data is from yesterday. the surface water is just around 0 or below that it drops down to minus 0.3. the weather forecast turns out to be correct clear skies not much wind and the calm sea. klara outlines the focus of their research. and as of this future we're studying phytoplankton the microscopic

barack obama campaign i rage as i say saying i think the credit for that goes to barack obama's team hopper read the c.t.o. of barack obama for america and the incredible thing about that and the really encouraging thing about that is they paired use of the platform with lawyers who could respond to reports of voter suppression or any of the issues around the election there i mean so i want to talk about something that's perhaps more recent than that and that would be the fact that you have found it and i have to read this yes i could write the biggest public why 5 provider in sub-saharan africa just explain that because there are so in 2012. the company called brick was co-founded with my colleagues eric and david colby and a few other people who were part of that he did not work and the biggest challenge was having stable internet connectivity with time and specifically early this year . there was new though brick acquired surf internet so there are fixed wireless hotspots and also mobile wireless hotspots right right. now the cost of connectivity is still high and what the network by bri

if you can, like there are definitely tools out there that can help you, hopper is a price tracking apphat keeps track of prices for you and sends you notifications when they drop so you don't have to cross your fingers, you get that sent to you. if you have flexibility, there are deal newsletters out there if you are trying to catch a good deal. even sometimes your credit card if you use one you can go and see if there are some personalized deals for you. >> if i want to go somewhere over the holidays, maybe an international destination that i am thinking about is there anywhere you see good deals this time of year >> yes, if you have flexibility i would recommend going for thanksgiving rather than christmas. it is a domestic holiday so demand to go abroad are low. prices to london are down 42%. >> you have no friends or family go ahead >> exactly definitely the time to go for that and also, italy. rome and milan are both around $600 round trip. >> thank you >> thank you. >> nice to see you. >> you too. >>> that is the show for today i am becky quick thank you for joining us next week

highway 101 north closed at hopper avenue.ment just tweeted that all areas in the city limits of santa rosa west of highway 101 north of highway 12, now under a mandatory evacuation order. that includes areas north of steel lane and lewis road to montecito boulevard to calistoga road. those folks living there need to leave now. here's why. that kincade fire is jumping lines to the north of us. this is video shot in the last hour. in the city of healdsburg, tragically, this is the soda rock winery we are told that is on fire. likely started from embers from that kincade fire blowing in from the hills. cal fire doing its best to contain this fire, to keep it from jumping lines. but it is challenging with this extreme weather condition happening right now. we can tell you the winds have been extremely gusty. very, very gusty. cal fire says evacuation orders must be taken seriously. listen to this. >> the public should evacuate when orders are in place. it's very important that they get out because our first priority is life safet

i think the credit for that goes to barack obama's team hopper read the c.t.o. of barack obama for america and the incredible thing about that and the really encouraging thing about that is they paired use of the platform with lawyers who could respond to reports of voter suppression. nor any of the issues around the election there i mean so i want to talk about something that's perhaps more recent than that and that would be the fact that you have founded and i have to read this is i could write the biggest public wife i provided in sub-saharan africa so just explain that because there were so in 2012. the company called brick was co-founded with my colleagues eric and david cool b. and a few other people who were part of that he did not work and the biggest challenge was having stable internet connectivity with time and specifically early this year . there was new though brick acquired surf internet so there are fixed wireless hotspots and also more by wireless hotspots right now the cost of connectivity is still high and what the network by brick allows is fo

mathematicians astronomers and scientists like Ãbgrace hopper, even a mountain climber. had never heard of. problem solvers. women like doctor Ãba teacher who you might not recognize the name she's the doctor who fought to clean up the water in flint michigan. and super sisters and resistors. suffragettes, billie jean king, community and labor rights. one of my favorites of the book doctor howell audie who has this life limb and everything really against incredible odds to open and sustain health clinics for tens of thousands of displaced people in somalia and the list goes on and on. what is the common denominator of gutsy nice in all these women? how did you each define it? what were the metrics you had to apply to whittle that giant down to the 103 women in the book? >> some of the whittling down really had to also be just kind of the visceral relaxants we had really thought about not including them. for us really was gutsy is in all these women's lives because they were not only driven by their own leading their own life they felt called to do but they were determine

well, here's the thing i always knew that hopper had to make a sacrifice >> seth: sure. >> like, he'sneeds to -- he needs to pay for that in some way so, he needs to do -- so, but, you know, i thought he would make the sacrifice and then the script came out and spoiler alert, like if you're -- >> seth: yeah. >> -- if you don't wanna know about this stuff, uh, i guess turn down the -- >> seth: but also, like try to keep up with culture as it happens. [ laughter and applause >> that's good advice. that's solid advice. >> seth: and there are very few things that we all watch and it would be nice if you joined us [ laughter ] >> but, anyway, at the end, you know, the post credit scene there's this thing where it's the american, you know and i was, like "clearly i'm the american." and then i haven't gotten many phone calls. i -- [ laughter ] >> seth: because the duffer brothers, they obviously know. >> yeah. i mean, i think they're actually the only people that do know >> seth: gotcha, but they haven't not -- >> i've talked to producers and stuff. >> seth: they haven't hinted to you at all

race hopper, a mountain climber. i never heard of her. problem solvers. women who you may recognize the names but she was a dr. who ought to clean up the water in flint michigan. you write about another one chelsea, cutting edge gene therapies to treat hiv and hepatitis. and then for sisters and resisters. billie jean king, community and labor rights. mana, the woman in saudi arabia who fought for to have the right to drive. on my favorites and the most, doctor halle, with live lemon everything, really against incredible odds to open sustained health clinics for tens of thousands of displaced people in somalia. the list goes on and on and on. what is the common denominator aggressiveness. and all of these women. how did you each define it. what we're their metrics that you had to apply to whittle that giant list down to the hundred and three women in this book. chelsea: some of the whittling down really had to also just be the distal reactions that we each had. kind of when we thought about not including them. for us it was really that guessing it's is so

she is from hopper.ust explaining the difference between where people go during the christmas holidays and where people go during the thanksgiving holidays. tell me about that. >> this is one of my favorite trends that comes up every year is that for thanksgiving, people really tend to go to the hometown airport. they're not the largest airports, but over the holidays, that's the ones that start to trend. indianapolis, charlotte, those start to pop up. >> kansas city. >> exactly. >> okay. and then during the december holidays? >> and then during the december holidays, we see people maybe not going home as much. they're traveling to the more popular major airports that are popular year round. so new york, l.a., orlando, those are really the more popular airports for christmas. >> so have we missed the correct time to be booking these flights, or do we still have an opportunity? >> thankfully, no. you still have a few weeks left. so, you know, halloween is really the date that we recommend people try to bo

hoppers racketed the store when talked to her at the pleasant hill epicenter on alert. >> everything seemed to beka it lasted a little while and there was a loud crash before it happened so it was alarmle. >> according to the battalion chief on duty, a crumb of ceiling tiles fell out and the structure itself shook but it looks like it slipped on the foundation. >> i actually have a front office here to i came to check if anything is broken -- because i'm sure things could fall down. >> reporter: this east bay resident did not find any damage at her office and firefighters say that is what you should do after anck your lines and a public information officer gave me this pamphlet to remind people at home to look on the contra costa department website and find this information. he wants to remind team to drop, he said you could find all of lle safety ships o pleasant . >> thank you. >>> we're getting a better idea felt it. >> kris sanchez is live at the just spoke with experts there. >> reporter: hi there. the reason so many of us felt it is because it was relatively strong, 4.5 and not

but the game changed following the introduction of the boot hopper time and eventually that change paid dividends and rick perry march got on the scoresheet but the took a leap forward did all the work. and bit who wasn't done 5 minutes from the end he latched on to a long pole and bore down on the shell could go. after picking his spot doubles often times late. an impressive performance from the 25 year old and all in one shot. his 2nd goal of the season plus an assist. you so if you look back when you don't see much of the ball you try to look for one on one situations so it's a little on if it works out then all the better because he's a man. and although was for a shock a side who had high hopes from the visit and again missed the chance to go. i would have thought it couldn't sneak in the boys who bring high flying freiburg back down to earth. give honest we can move we weren't good enough when young was smart playing the long balls. they went one a lot brighter why when you got behind some snow it's tough. and. the . driver could only lost one match this campaign but here they wer

the temperatures were see them running hopper from seven in aberdeen to ii in london, but of a nip in position, one in the north sea and another approaching ireland, the weather front, so partly cloudy skies, just the possibility of one oi’ skies, just the possibility of one or two showers but on the whole most of us, tuesday is looking too bad at all. go on tuesday and into wednesday, the validity change, marine expected degree. welcome to bbc news. i'm mike embley. our top stories: the us announces sanctions against turkey in response to its military offensive against the kurds in northern syria. the united states is going to continue to take actions against turkey's economy until they bring the violence to an end. violent protests in barcelona after catalan independence leaders are given long prison sentences by the spanish supreme court. fans mourn the loss of one of k—pop‘s biggest stars, sulli, who was found dead in her home, just 25 years old. and a surprise result at this year's booker prize. two authors are joint winners of the prestigious literary award.

is not a commission the will have this in the hopper for the or that we will. take initiative on that on that issue the rise of center for b r racism under semitism is a problem for the whole of europe union officials are you fighting you have a lot of got a lot of we have but let's be honest there's a little problem of my country only that's a problem of many countries and you have foreign minister of this country and i'm i'm i'm getting to you about the czech republic and i'm not advocating. this kind of rhetoric for me it is not acceptable as a social democrat i believe that the politicians should give example to the people that we cannot work together on the on but a future on addressing the fears of the. within the pollution and people. using this kind of rhetoric we talked about the climate issues we talked to the migration another cause of tension with the e.u. is allegations that you'll believe in their prime minister mr babich improperly received more than 17000000 euros in e.u. subsidies to the agra for business with which he has been both directly an

deed from space air pollution it is plain to see the haze hoppers not only above the city but stretches in a broad band across india pollution levels are highest between november and monch then hospital waiting rooms fill up with coughing patients and pollution kills an estimated 1800000 indians every year doctors at b.l.k. hospital center for a chest and respiratory diseases used a lung function test to check for early warning signs. not only be. known be there and be bitten say below. some more some more some more some more and dignity and say that's very good x. and. we see that you know but doctors can only treat the patient symptoms and try to relieve their pain in the recent deal as the number is increasing day by day i'm seeing more and more young children the symptoms suggestive of i'm seeing more and more people whose stupid you would ask my gets boysenberry frequent so the number does almost double i can not tell my patients to stop breathing because it's essential to breathe so when i see them again and again in my will be telling that the are the only a bit vague though but

they'll take snow shovels and feed a hopper with ammunition and a gallon gun will cut down a wall.s is starting to look like to me more like an invasion, a very quick invasion and a commando raid. >> so literally a flash invasion, you go in very quickly, but with awesome firepower, boots on the ground in order to obviously get to your target, al baghdadi. >> yeah, as they say, extreme violence would be the objective. they simply can't afford to have -- it's not like the movies where you're sending in people quietly with night-vision goggles and they're signaling each other and they have small arms. no, you go in, and you get to the objective, whether he's alive or dead, to get his body for dna. and the rules for doing entry like this, a dynamic entry is what we call a quarter second rule. anybody who moves you shoot and kill because they have suicide vests on. they'll shoot back, and these things happen very quickly. and the chances of anybody getting out of an entry like this alive, except our own forces are close to zero. >> yeah. so many details to come, and i have to point out,

start adding amendments, it becomes a christmas tree, the temptation to throw other stuff in the hopper. >> so i think one of the issues that we need to think about now is strategy and pragmatic engagement when you're drafting a charging document like articles of impeachment. the american public has a lot of emotional engagement with the topic of the president's behavior on both sides of the equation, right? but from a prosecutor's point of view -- and that's what will happen when congress drafts articles of impeachment. the house will be acting as prosecutors. you need to draft an effective document, and that often means crafting a simple narrative, a narrative that people can readily understand and seize onto. every prosecutor knows horror stories about a public corruption case or a white-collar case that was over-indicted, that became too complex for the jury to understand. so the best path forward here will be one that in many ways as you point out, brian, avoids the pitfalls of the mueller report, avoids the level of complexity that came back overwhelming and confusing, and adopt a

skipped ahead of the pack and normally you introduce a piece of legislation and throw it into the hopper and against assigned a number and to the committee and then it goes down under the leadership wants to have hearings. there is a way to require a vote on a piece of legislation and you can start with a discharge petition. you introduce a piece of legislation and then you sign a discharge petition it's up to the speakers and they keep it in a drawer and members sign onto that and if you can get a majority, 218 members to sign on to your discharge petition than the piece of legislation you produced goes to the floor for a vote notwithstanding that it might never have had a hearing in house committee or been marked up by house committee or whatnot. it does not happen very often, occasionally but not very often. but if a member says i'm introducing a resolution of piece of legislation, that is privileged than it can go to the floor for an immediate vote, even if nobody else has signed on to it. it's called a privileged motion. and that's what al green did earlier this week. now, have the

we have a lot of permits coming through the hopper right now.enjoy this short meeting tonight ladies and gentlemen. the final agenda item is commissioner's comments questions. do you have anything on your mind? good, because i do. oh, please. [laughter] >> i want to wish everyone a happy hispanic heritage month. also, happy filipino american history month. i just want to say how lucky am proud i am to live in a city that really celebrates diversity and cultural heritage. enjoy the month. >> thank you for that. i am looking forward to this retreat. we do have one more meeting before the retreat, right? we can talk about of a little more there. -- i watched this a news segment on restaurants close and great i don't know if you had a chance to i have noticed a lot of this coverage on small businesses closing in the city is pretty one-sided. i think they tend to focus on greedy landlords and the scorch of millennial's who have changed their habits that are destroying our businesses. i don't think that coverage is fair. i think it might sell ads, but

the opm attack, the cloud hopper set of activities and ip theft. so opm. essential essentially stealing information about every american that holds a clearance. you can think of how easily that could be useful to a country seeking to identify potential spies. certainly, secondly, cloud hopper, a set of activities targeting managed security providers and managed service providers and of course, that's of interest because by accessing one, one can gain credentials and move across those trusted connections between different targets, and then finally ip theft. china has done ip theft, the subin case a recent fbi indictment is a businessman directioning military hackers toward specific aircraft technology that would be useful to china -- to accelerate their military development. i'll quickly sum up two other major actors and clearly iran, very volatile to use its attacks primarily, and north korea who always fascinates us as nation-state criminals using creative ways whether it's crypto, and crypto mining to gain hard -- so if we gen gain the per near, do we ha

if you already have fire coming out the top of the hopper, it's going to catch. >> and those flames spread quickly because of the strong winds that are still whipping up. the red flag warnings have now extended with the national weather service saying the extreme fire danger will now continue into saturday evening. marcie gonzalez, abc news, port of ranch,ia. >> and a group of berkeley firefighters will work the front line in l.a. after leaching the bay area yesterday. berkeley's strike team is staffing a special fire engine designed to perform in off road areas. you got to look at this. ge flames.t is in animal a crew with our sister station in l.a. captured the video of the rabbit in parking lot of the ymca. fire crews just stopped the flames from reaching the y. a local have youer there came and took the rabbit to the vet so that it could be treated. >>> developing nows, power has been turned back on for nearly all customers left in the dark by this week's planned pg&e says 99% of bay area zmers have had service restored. less than 13,000 customers are still without power. pg&e says it'

we have a lot of permits coming through the hopper right now.enjoy this short meeting tonight ladies and gentlemen. the final agenda item is commissioner's comments questions. do you have anything on your mind? good, because i do. oh, please. [laughter] >> i want to wish everyone a happy hispanic heritage month. also, happy filipino american history month. i just want to say how lucky am proud i am to live in a city that really celebrates diversity and cultural heritage. enjoy the month.

how do the hopper. i consider taking one now and save the other for later but if i cared about future emily i would not give her future stomach ulcers of ibuprofen. i swallowed the pills. several minutes later my brain goes over my legs. i ho myself to my knees and proceed initially and will to the next stop. of course the last two advil were off with three hours left on my shift and i curse as a stabbing pain starts up again. eventually i have to get something from a top shelf and i cannot get back out. this time i almost not off when my back against the corporate shelf. the get up you idiot yelling at myself. the thought of giving fired and giving up is awful. the thought of getting fired and starting this process all over again is awful. the thought of going through more hours without something for the pain is awful. i sit on the floor wayne my awful options into my shock i start to cry crying on the job is a common thing amazon workers regardless of gender. i so wish i had room for all the stories a

i thank you for hoppering the great men and women of our nation and i thank you for honoring a great american jesse helms. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >> so in keeping with the tradition of senator helms, he loved visiting with young people as secretary willkie can attest to, but over 100,000 that he visited with when he was in office. he made that a priority and in keeping with that tradition we've had some interns here from the heritage foundation submit some questions and i've asked them and i've asked for brevity and i asked them to send them via text. as you travel visiting veterans and va facility, what is something you perhaps didn't know as you are traveling? >> let me tell you what i've done. i've been fortunate to be at the helm for a year and three months. i've been in 41 states. i learned growing up in fort bragg and fort sill that the only way to walk a military outfit is it walk the post, and let me tell you what i have discovered and i have sdovred that the department of veteran affairs probably has the most dedicated workforce in the country, men and women w

if you have fire coming out of the top of the hopper it's going to catch. >> the flames spread quickly because of the strong winds still whipping up. the red flag warnings have been extended with the national weather service saying the extreme fire danger will continue into saturday evening. marcie gonzalez, abc news. port o ranch, california. >> now berkeley firefighters will be working front lines in l.a. after leaving the bay area yesterday. the strike team is stocking a special engine designed to perform in off road areas. you have to look at this. this rabbit is in a hospital being treated after being singed by flames. a crew with our sister station captured the video of the rabbit in the parking lot of the the ymca. >> they stopped the flames from reaching the y and a local viewer came and took the rabbit to the vet so it could be treated. >>> developing news, power turned back on for nearly all customers left in the dark by the week's planned out analysis. pg&e says 99% of bay area customers have had service restored less than 13,000 still without power. pg&e says it found 30 in

by labourcampaigning on that they were caught on the hopper by labour campaigning on day—to—day issuesed. so we have boris johnson on day one of the campaign talking about the nhs and like he has been talking about education and the police a little later today. so stepping away from that question of brexit, focusing on day—to—day domestic concerns. how difficult is that going to be in terms of the conservative campaign as it evolves, chris? because here we are on the day that brexit was supposed to happen, you know, how much will the electorate blame that on boris johnson specifically? and can he really focus on talking about the sorts of issues like education and health care and afford not to talk so much about brexit?” health care and afford not to talk so much about brexit? i think that is going to be one of the central questions of this coming campaign because we should focus shouldn't week for a moment on the fact that you and i and the likes have spent the last months counting down to today, the 31st of october, brexit day as it was meant to be and was until a couple of days ago.

when he went lean and mean and had to go schlepp his own bags, take puddle hoppers and show how hungryen sailors is he's met drunken sailors so don't insult them. if i can change focus here. elizabeth warren has done something interesting. the warren campaign has done something interesting on medicare for all. our mj lee reporting that for the first time, the campaign is exploring ways now to come up with different revenue streams to pay for. this is after she has refused to say whether or not taxes will be raised on some middle class families to pay for it. what do you see going on here? >> so there are a lot of gaps to be filled in anybody's medicare for all plan, even bernie's doesn't completely close the loop on how this all happens. i think what elizabeth warren is doing is really smart. she's said she's in favor of medicare for all. she has said she will not sign anything that raises overall costs on middle class families. and she seems to be reframing this conversation every time it comes up to what insurance companies are doing to american families right now. that is how voters

this is the closure, cloverdale south, hopper north on 101 in the overall picture again is it is backed up. if you are looking to leave you need to go ahead and do so because you will need the extra time. >>> the fast-moving kinkaid fire has forced more evacuations in sonoma county and officials have given holdouts the hard out. let's go to wilson walker with the latest. >> reporter: we are here on sort of the side of the valley. if you go past the eastern edge of healdsburg you get this sort of rural interface where the valley hits the ridge and that is where the fire descended and hit these properties. we are trying to figure out what this might have been. you can see the vehicle that is there. this clearly would have been a difficult place to have been in difficult conditions last night. the winds picked up really fast, i mean really fast. it went from just a light breeze at around one in the morning and then sustained winds of 20 miles an hour within about 30 or 45 minutes. it happened really quickly. katie nelson was showing you some of the properties in this area that were destroy

is no record and hamilton sister-in-law complained that elizabeth hamilton didn't have slaves to hopper out. >> he became an abolitionist afterwards. >> i never won around saying all slaves should be free, oblivion of all slavery never even said that all slaves and new york should be immediately never free, but he probably believe that but he knew it was politically and practical, but he did argue for the so elimination of slavery so help pass a law in new york that basically banned futures slavery so if you owned us slavery you could have them until they became free and any children were free until they reach adulthood, and before adulthood how they fend for themselves so they's face it out that was partly hamilton's doing. >> hi i want to say first off thank you for your research, i know it hasn't been easy for you to question all of our answers, and answer all your questions, well everything we knew about hamilton now we are questioning about we also want to know since you have such a great body of documents it will probably take a lot more time in you'll have to get back to your res

>>that was written hopper reporting a firefighter did suffer a minor injury and one local resident was to a hospital for trouble breathing from all the smoke. >>the driver charged a crash that killed 7 motorcyclists in new hampshire has now been indicted on 23 charges want to show you some police body cam video of officers arresting of the 21 year-old suspect now faces, new charges including 7 manslaughter charges. charges of driving while intoxicated and reckless conduct the driver previously pleaded not guilty to 7 negligent homicide charges and was under the influence of one or more drugs at the time according to police. the white house is looking for a new site to host next year's g 7 summit. after president trump and backed off his controversial plan to have it hosted at his own florida resort however the president still same something have a the summit at his property was a very good idea. >>brian todd reports. >>a little example tonight president trump defiant despite a surprising reversal deciding over the weekend not to host next year's g 7 summit at his doral golf resort. the

to the side you go where i think they are doing what they need to do they have some stuff in the hopperhat i think will work for them down 35% makes sense that maybe there is upsfwlood ryan reynolds, the hung. >> i guess he is a hung. >> karen. >> yeah, that's the game is ryan a hung yes. >> hunk. >> the positioning. >> right has been -- it's about positioning and everything in the markets. positions that government off sides to the nchgt. >> still rich valuation. >> sure. >> to put it a bow on this thing. i think what netflix has been able to demonstrate- i'm not running the show i think that the -- able to demonstrate when they spend money on the irishman or do the original stuff with stranger things or you dee the drop of the movie with the a list actor they are doing things traditional studios can't. that tells me there has to be a combination with netflix with a larger entity maybe it's back to the apple scenario i don't know but this is- they are doing things well process but not making money they lose a lot on a the free cash flow basis to sustain. >> economic data could spell tr

it's also an opportunity to see more of her hopper sala stellar defense and his excitement on the sidelines. the defense of porter actually was one of the highlights of the night or games against the rams he was height as you can see that he's probably going to come his own name. head coach, kyle shanahan said it's all good with him. >>is that he's a i am kong and mes sauls and peaceful giant think saul is very relaxed and peaceful and is not like that very much said that that's rare he's not a guy is going to anyone is a very good he speaks everyone was a lot of regard respect. but it's going see him like that because he's it's not always like that i got flooded for my family as a cheese. you know it's like a. >>they're all asking what what are you going off as a it's no different than any other game. like that every single game so. but i got noticed so i of iraq. >>closing presidents, but i also think a it's a cuter than jimmy g that little to man and and that leadership comes from the top right, his energy was infectious. the defense was just. >>lights out all game long. we're going to s

the lot off that this is the last extension that except if they crunch something going out into the hopper off of them getting out that they have to get as affairs in in. this election the election is just one way for the u.k. to do that comes from what was your what way and for the thanks you say to do that with a live report from london thanks lisa. with a live report from london. next and finally this hour we've got. night of the jolly this hour we've got george report story of the judge reportedly missing a hemisphere and going into his ear occurring in a sort of. security that suit my cries of can hear you had lynne who had pleaded guilty to lying to the f.b.i. this is after flynn's new legal team allowed to plead guilty to lying to the f.b.i. this is after flynn's new legal team allege his testimony have been edited drunk or to take a look at just how the case against him had been a sense testimonial been edited drunk or takes a look at just how the case against him and been assembled. called. michael flynn lied to the f.b.i. flynn is a proven liar practice liar michael flynn michael

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go, look, right into that hopper. go. lemonis: i mean, it's not light. corey: go. throw it.re you go. okay, start. [ machine whirs ] there we go. it will go back and forth, and it will cut 4-ounce pieces of dough. it's gonna run through here, and it's gonna be formed into a bagel. lemonis: how long you been doing this? neto: 16 years. -lemonis: here? -neto: yeah. -lemonis: with him? -neto: yeah. i was taught by a gentleman who was a fourth-generation bagel maker. lemonis: all right, back out. let me show you how to do this. corey: look at this. we got a replacement for you. lemonis: they look more like donuts. holy [bleep] they're moving too fast! here, i'll try to keep them -- corey: now what are we gonna do? there's too many coming out. now to shut the machine! shut it down. shut it down. neto: there you go. there you go. corey: shut it down. there you go. all right. now, get 'em into the water. the water's boiling, and then we're stirring them up. you want to try it? -lemonis: yeah. corey: this is actually going to cook the outside, which gives us the hard outside, soft i

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put it all in the hopper global economic weakness, softening u.s.his week. 91% probability in october, which is 19% for another follow-up cut in december. so this idea of a fed pause after this third rate cut has now become the market's central forecast and the fed probably going to endorse that by signaling future moves happen meeting by meeting, but it sure wouldn't mind having more data in hand before making this call, guys. >> christian amani, chief economist at stifel christian. you've been bullbullish. you've been long it's working >> we're almost at a new3100 but i think outlook for 2020 is meaningfully better because the global economy probably reaccelerates. and the reason for that is going to be the easing of financial conditions that has taken place on a global basis. while the fed would like to have the data, i think for -- even for the december meeting i think they are probably cut in december as well the reacceleration probably doesn't come out in 2019 it's really more 2020. >> has anyone noticed that if you were to look at year-over-y

the great generalses worldwide from caesar to alexander the great to joan of arc to grace murray hoppermarter, he's strategic and he's better and the most brilliant operator ever,s distracted by the divorce a little bit this quarter. it does have an effect. i teach the history of retailing at cornell. maria: we're all human, right. >> and mishigoch in new york city with not accepting the amazon eastern headquarters, that was a distraction, both transitory. maria: this company has been beating on revenue estimates for years. profitability was never the priority. >> exactly. maria: it was market share and it was growth in revenue and that's been fine with investors, right, dagen? dagen: it is. once you start putting up record profits quarter a afte after qur and then you miss and people are expecting how much money we're spending, again, once your attitude about a stock and the quarterly r performance of a company changes, it's hard to come back from that. i want to ask you this. amazon seems to not be paying attention to the nuts and bolts of its business in terms of sourcing goods from