. >> yes, hi >> caller: match group is going to be spun off what impact will that have >> we know the business is good and that's what we care about. even cheaper than match is

but are you under pressure from shareholders at match group to monetise that important crucial data ? main way that we make money, in fact, the only way we make money is through subscriptions, people buying subscriptions in the app. where are you going, though, at hinge, will you diversify, will itjust be about people finding a partnerfor life or will you help people connect with other types of groups? hinge's soul is really about helping people find their romantic partners, but i do think that as the... in the future, we can continue to evolve the service, to get better at that. when you choose your person, you are... like, that's the most important decision that you're ever going to make and i think none of us are good at online dating. we're not born good at online dating. we're hardly good at dating, period! so, what we want to do at hinge is actually build a research division which helps learn from people who've had and share those learnings with other people. so, what does it say about us as humans, that we need technology now to find our life partner? it's not that we need tech

planning to spin off the online dating firm match group.f okay cupid and plenty of fish, iac owns 80% of the match group. i spoke with barry diller, the chairman, about his plans. >> iac historically has been kind of an anti-conglomerate. in other words, it builds up businesses, and then it spins those businesses out so that they can be independent. so rather than a holding company like berkshire or someplace else, we basically either buy, build, invent, whatever businesses. when they get to a sufficient size where they, in a sense, deserve independence, we spin them out so that they can go on with their own independent life and not be part of some big mega-company, which is not a healthy way -- except if you're the genius of warren buffett -- to manage anything. or at least i don't think it's a good way to manage something. maria: you've done it with ticketmaster, expedia, etc. 9. >> yes, yes. maria: have you gotten any sense of what the sharehoers say, the minority shareholders, the board? what kind of response have you gotten? >> well, w

the owner of okay cupid and plenty of fish, iac owns 80% of the match group.h barry diller, the chairman, about his plans. >> iac historically has been kind of an anti-conglomerate. in other words, it builds up businesses, and then it spins those businesses out so that they can be independent. so rather than a holding company like berkshire or someplace else, we basically either buy, build, invent, whatever businesses. when they get to a sufficient size where they, in a sense, deserve independence, we spin them out so that they can go on with their own independent life and not be part of some big mega-company, which is not a healthy way -- except if you're the genius of warren buffett -- to manage anything. or at least i don't think it's a good way to manage something. maria: you've done it with ticketmaster, expedia, etc. 9. >> yes, yes. maria: have you gotten any sense of what the shareholders say, the minority shareholders, the board? what kind of response have you gotten? >> well, what they -- in a situation like this, the match, which is right now a publi

. >> it's been about four years since match group went public. sure you've grown and changed and done a bunch of stuff since then you've got this new venture. what are you going to do differently as a startup founder this time around given how the culture has changed and given what you've learned? >> so good today is a nonprofit. and the goal is to get people in the habit of giving daily, because we believe that if you give a little bit every single day, it's more impactful than giving a lot every once in a while. what good today does is every day we send our audience one charity that we curate and two charities that people can decide to donate 25 cents to. the idea is, is to sort of get millenials, get audiences, employees at companies, waking up every morning and thinking of causes that are sort of bigger than their own and getting out of their bubble. it's a great way to start your day and it's a great gateway to further giving and learning what's out there and how you can have an impact >> sean, i want to get your thoughts on the news of the

. >>> iac interactive is planning to spin off its controlling interest in the dating service match groupolders. iac will eliminate matches dual class structure. iac up a fraction to 227.03. >>> uber increasing presence in the latin american grocery delivery business by acquiring majority stake in corner shop. specifics of the deal not disclosed but its uber's continuing efforts to expand beyond the core ride share platform.fo the stock rose to 30.1 and s.a.p. ceo bill mcdermott stepping down two members from the executive board will be sharing the ceo duties. this comes as s. a p. reported a preliminary rice in revenue and cloud bookings. shares up 9.5%. >>> time for the weekly market monitor. our guest this we tn has three small cap stocks in the apparel retail sector. jay kaplan coy manager of the royce dividend value fund thanks for joining us tonight. >> you're welcome. >> and the first american f eag. this has the combination of a high dividend yield 3.6%. and the stock cut in half in the last year or so. you must love this for that reason. well as the contrarian that i am i do love

. >>> ctc intee is planning to spin off its controlling interest in thevi dating s match group to iacac will eliminate matches dual class structure. iac up a fraction to 227.03. >>> uber increasingresence in the latin american grocery delivery business by auiring a majority stake in corner shop. specifics of the de not disclosed but its uber's continuing effortso expand beyond the core ride share platform. the stock rose to 30.13. and s.a.p. ceo bill mcdermott stepping down two members from the executive board will be sharing the ceo duties. a this com s. a p. reported a preliminary rice in revenue and cloud bookings. shares up 9.5%. >>> time for the weekly market monitor. our guest this we can has three small capn stocks the apparel retail sector. jayoy kaplan manager of the royce dividend value fund thanks for joining usto ght. >> you're welcome. >> and the first american eagle. high dividend yield 3.6%.of a and the stock cut in half in the last year or so. you must love this for tha reason. >> well as the contrarian that i am i do love stocksbe that have cut in half. but it's also

. >>> iac interactive is planning to spin off its controlling interest in the dating service match groupeholders. iac will eliminate matches dual class structure. iac up a fraction to 227.03. >>> uber increasing presence in the lnin ameri grocery majority stake in corner shop. a specifics of the deal not disclosed but its uber's continuing efforts to expand beyond the core ride share platform. thetock rose to 30.13. and s.a.p. ceo bill mcdermott stepping down two members from the executive board be sharing the ceo duties. this comes as s. a p. reported a preliminary rice in revenue and cloud bookings. shares up 9.5%. f >>> timor the weekly market monito our guest this we can has three small cap stocks in the apparel retail sector. jay kaplan coy manager of the royce dividend value fund thafos joining us tonight. >> you're welcome. >> and the first american eagle. this hasonhe combina of a high dividend yield 3.6%. and the stock cut in t half in last year or so. you must love this for that >> well as the contrarian that i am i do love stocks that have been cut in half. but it'slso good wh

the federal trade commission has sued match group inc which owns and operates online meet someone websites match dot com tinder ok cupid and plenty of fish what's at stake other than that steak you're about to buy a company stranger let's ask the author of among other books the truth about of voiding scams attorney professor and 8 scam busters stephen jay jay wiseman his website is scam aside dot com where his scam of the day recently alerted us to this f.t.c. crackdown steve this federal trade commission report tells us that over a half a 1000000 people in 2 years subscribe to match dot com after hearing from fake members the t.v. commercials are so inviting see for free who's waiting to meet you what's the beef . yeah this is really really startling holland when i read the complaint of the federal trade commission against match and like you said it isn't just match up i never even realize how many of these online dating sites which are so prevalent today are really owned by match and so what they did was you could get a free profile on match but you couldn't get in contact with anyone wh

that england—france match is in yokohama just south of toyko and it's the most vulnerable to the weather. scotland have their crucial last groupenue on sunday, but the weather is expected to have improved by then. we'll know more in the early hours of tomorrow morning. england's footballers say they're prepared to walk off the pitch if one of their team receives racist abuse in this week's euro 2020 qualifiers. england face the czech republic on friday, before their match against bulgaria on monday takes place in a partially closed stadium, that's due to the racist behaviour of bulgarian fans in two matches earlier this year. it doesn't matter whether it is one player that is being abused or the whole team, we are all one big group. the decision will be made with everyone, if the team does not feel comfortable playing i am sure we have the backing and support of everyone around us that that's the right decision to be made. meanwhile, wales midfielder aaron ramsey won't be fit to play in their qualifier against slovakia on thursday. thejuventus player trained today in wales but didn't travel with the squad because he's sufferin

in wednesday's matches, scotland can set up a final group showdown with tournament hosts japan, if theyrgentina and usa, in their pool match. both teams are chasing third place and automatic qualification for world cup 2023. and a third successive win for wales, will ensure they reach the knockout stages. fiji stand in their way. and new york has the statue of liberty. now sweden has zlatan! the worlds of the ex—man united forward ibrahimovich, who's been honoured in his hometown with — what else — but a golden statue! the la galaxy player began his career with malmo 20 years ago. the momument, which depicts the 38 year old celebrating with his shirt off, was commissioned by the swedish fa and stands almost 3 metres tall. iam sure i am sure he is proud of it. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. it was a fairly unsettled day on tuesday. we saw plenty of showers across northern and western areas. and a few got across into the east that were pretty heavy and thundering in one o

. >> yes, hi >> caller: match group is going to be spun off what impact will that have >> we know the business is good and that's what we care about. even cheaper than match is interactive self barry dillard very good the other day. how about matthew in maryland. matthew? >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thanks a lot for open investing for millennials like me. i really do appreciate it. about three months ago i took your advice and took risks as a young investor and it paid off 26% in my first three weeks. since then i've gone into the red but plunged regardless the most recent example in phase energy it was down 47% from its august high. >> right >> caller: they ended up eatings earns anyway but still plunged another 25%. why did the stock plunge >> it went up a lot on a short squeeze, okay. it is a solar power solutions play those have lots of short sellers. it's interesting we mention the short seller in canopy they knocked it down i think enpa is being knocked down by short sellers. they actual will i have the ability to do it i'm not blaming short sellers, i'm just saying they're selling

iae court, they're planning on spinning off match group i wanted to get your thoughts. >> i think it'sibly inexpensive stock. i've always been a barry diller fan. we always cheer it and suggest that you buy some, and boy am i ever not giving up on it by now. i know people were down when they did the match oh, this thing sells at an incredibly cheap multiable i'm a buyer. call me a buyer. i want to go to patrick in pennsylvania patrick? >> mr. cramer, first and foremost, thank you for taking the magic out of the stock market, and making regular people feel they know what hell they're doing. >> thank you i just want to inspire enough confidence because everybody is so busy telling people what a bunch of dopes they are. that's never been how i taught and i like to be constructive. how can i help >> caller: well, i brought in some mongodb my average price has me at $49.99 closed today about 122 and change two questions. one, do i ring the register? and i mean, the bulk of my retirement accounts are bread and butt ervan butter index funds. do i ring the register and go back to sleep or do i

matches. spurs and bayern munich are favourites to progress from their group. been a patchy season so far for spurs but the manager thinks they are moving in the right direction. let's get more from the tottenham hotspur stadium, chris slegg is there for us a week ago tonight tottenham were dumped out of the carabao cup by lea k to dumped out of the carabao cup by leak to colchester, now they are taking on the german champions by in munich. there was some respite from a decimal start to the season on saturday. when they got that much needed win over in southhampton but there has been a worry in the side emanated from the camp if you are a sports fan. harry kane spoke at this first throw away that to kneel lead in the opening group game against olympia oak and ended up with a draw. sing the players are making the same mistakes we were making five years ago. and the manager has spoken this season of different agendas in the squad, perhaps sensing that the contract situations of key players. he didn't want to be drawn on any of that at the press conference. as he

new zealand's final group match is aganist italy next saturday. race, the prix de l‘arc de triomphe the hot favourite and winner for the last two year's was clear in the final stages at longchamp but was just pipped on the line by pierre—charles boudot riding waldgeist. that's a record eighth win in the arc for trainer, andre fabre. spain's marc marquez has won the world motogp title for the sixth time, after an extremely narrow victory at the thai grand prix. the win was sealed on the final corner when he just managed to hold off the challenge of fabio ca rta ra ro. it was the perfect end to a tough week for marquez. he was taken to hospital after a crash in practice on friday and he crashed again in qualifying, but it all came right today and he takes the title for the fourth time in a row, with four races to spare. oit tanak has won wales rally gb for the first time in his career. the estonian finished in style winning the final stage to take the rally by ten seconds from reigning champion, sebastien ogier. britain's kris meeke finished fourth

in the other purple group match, elina svitolina. beat karolina pliskova in straight sets. 7—6, 6—4—itavour of the ukrainian, who won the tournament last year. roger federer has withdrawn from this week's paris masters in order to "pace himself", with next month's atp finals in london on the horizon. the 38—year—old is playing in his 22nd season on the atp tour and won a record—extending 10th swiss indoors title on sunday. but, a home favourite is through to the second round. jo—wilfried tsonga, who won the title in 2008, took advantage of his wildcard entry. he came from a set down and saved a match point in the second to beat russia's andrey rublev and thrill the french support. spain's fernando verdasco is also through to the second round after fighting back from a set down to beat croatia's borna coric. he will face sixth seed alexander zverev next. the world series is back in houston for game 6 after an extraordinary turnaround by the astros. they had lost both games in texas to the washington nationals, but after their trip to the capital, they now lead the series 3—2 — and know

thailand go top of group g on seven points after three matches. —— ultimately. hind thailand on goal difference. that was thanks to their 3—1 victory in indonesia, with nguyen tien linh scoring his sides third here on the hour mark. iraq continued their unbeaten run in the qualifiers, after they thrashed hosts cambodia 4—0. amjad attwan with the pick of the goals. his 25—yard belter flying into the top corner past a stranded keo soksela. elsewhere, two of the best goals of the night were scored in a friendly between algeria and colombia. baghdad bounedjah lashed in the opening goal of the game, before riyadh mahrez added two more — including this fine solo effort, as the algerians completed a 3—0 win in a match that was played in lille in northern france. it's been a month since europe won golf‘s solheim cup in dramatic fashion against the united states at gleneagles, before they defend the trophy in ohio in two years time, how will the new generation of female golfers in europe be developed, particularly as they compete against the financial might of the lpga to

but it's they look really good liverpool sit 2nd to napoli who placed sulzberger in the other group a match on wednesday barcelona face slavia prague the spaniards currently sit behind dortmund a group f. in group h. the top 2 i.x. and chelsea go head to head argentinian club river plate and through to the couple about doris final on aggregate despite losing tuesday semifinal 2nd leg to book a genius the build up to the game was arguably bigger than wednesday's one the result a year ago the book of genius boss was attacked by river plate fans leading to the final being moved to spain this time there was a huge security operation around both teams at lebombo net or in one of cyrus the match was still delayed though but this time it was because too much confetti on the pitch. colombian footballers of call the strike to start on the 3rd of november as they continue to protest against working conditions in the national league of players want fewer games a collective health plan and a new disciplinary code on saturday some teams protested during games by sitting on the ground all slowly kicking

streets of yokohama filled up with fans on sunday for the match that almost never took place just departed scotland in a winner takes all group match i. the hosts hoping to put on the brand of rugby the to give them 3 straight wins. scotland had threatened legal action if this match was cancelled due to the typhoon and they took immediate action on the pitch going its way 7 a lead. i think japan has proved irresistible on home soil so far and they thrilled yet again fighting back with 3 troy's and a 217 lead. scotland looked finished but they were determined to spoil the fairy tale but japan held on a 2821 when meeting much more than just numbers on a school board before to look at the podium i really want to watch the families of those people in the top 3 tonight but really yeah but if i did it to be talked about they have this morning is a great prize really one of the point because whilst we're celebrating tonight a lot of people and i just want to the logic knowledge they are incredibly proud of . the literary style you know you would if i was a hot until i was nothing about skill is all about emotional physicality and i

travelled with the team to belgium for wednesday's champions league match liverpool sit 2nd to napoli who play celts bergen the other group the match on wednesday barcelona face slavia prague at the spaniards currently sit behind brasil dortmund in group f. in group h. the top 2 i.x. and chelsea go head to head. announcer the rugby world cup where wales have been given some royal support for the semifinal against south africa the prince of wales this is the training camp in tokyo prince charles is in the country for the internment of the new japanese and pro never he told he spent time chatting to the play is and was given away by cats in anand when jones wales aiming to win the world cup for the 1st time. all right that is but for now we'll have to feel later this joe thank you very much for that and that does it for this news alba do stay with us we are back with another full of news bulletin just a couple of minutes thank you for watching. thank you. strangers from across new york with a claim and common abuse at the hands of a prominent priest and a shot of will shed blood and doesn't grab hopefully handles blood to s

that england — france match is in yokohama just south of toyko and it's the most vulnerable to the weather. scotland have their crucial last groupto have improved by then. we'll know more in the early hours of tomorrow morning. and finally professional sports—men and women often go into different careers after they retire from competing but i bet you didn't see this one coming. the former chelsea and arsenal goalkeeper, petr cech, is now an ice hockey player! that's right, the 37—year—old, who's still a performance advisor at chelsea, has swapped the pitch for the rink. he's signed for guildford phoenix until the end of their season. cech said it'll be "wonderful" to play the sport he grew up "watching as a kid". best of luck to him. that's all the sport for now. thursday starts off fine and dry with plenty of sunshine before the next area of low pressure brings rain to the north—west of the country. winds picking up later in the day. this area of low pressure bringing the rain. we start off on a dry node with plenty of sunshine. a few showers for western scotland. the wind and rain start to pushing into northern ireland than sc

champions league football now and we're halfway through the group stage wednesday night's matches or defending champions liverpool defeat belgian side dank but napoli stayed top of group e. with a win over salzburg austria learn to beat slavia prague to lead group f. because dortmund lost to inter milan in group g. live see defeated senate chelsea tops group h. after its win over while little and valencia played to a draw and finally this scientist in the us have been teaching rats to drive tiny cars the rodents were given small plastic vehicles which they could drive towards a target where they were rewarded with a tasty treat miniature motorists had a choice of left right and forwards on the researchers found they could navigate a complex routes what's more the routes that had wheels turned out to be happier than their counterparts and how to navigate the rat race on foot. you're watching the news from berlin coming up next is the so-called islamic state using aiming to use the phillip things as its bridge head in asia stay tuned for odd documentary no forget you can follow all the

, match group, to isc stock holders resulting in two fully independent companies. also would actually have the respective vote go one for one for match holders and create some value in part because there is a thought that match is underlevered, does have a lot of ebitda, you can put more debt on it, and therefore have some sort of significant buyback and/or other opportunities that come along for iac as a result. keep an eye on that. not that big a reaction. match actually down. did want to point that out. >> they were up big -- >> iac's board of directors for that transaction >> it is interesting that earlier this week there were a bunch of positive notes about match. and optco upgraded it. there was, let's say, a sense there would be major uearnings breakout i had match on, i think a remarkable company >> right >> just one of the great growth companies of our era, tremendous number of people end up marrying and being successful, the numbers number s are algorithmic. they started thinking maybe individuals should be thinking again, but match is algorithmic. it tur

champions league football now and where halfway through the group stage wednesday night's match is saw a defending champions liverpool defeat belgian side gangs but now police state top of group e. with an win over salzburg barcelona beat slavia prague to lead group f. because dortmund lost to inter milan in group g. leipzig defeated senate chelsea topped the group age after its win over i.x. while little and valencia played to a draw. and finally this scientists in the u.s. have been teaching rats to drive tiny cause the rodents were given small plastic vehicles which they could drive towards a target where they were rewarded with a tasty treat the miniature motorist had a choice of left right and forwards and the researchers found they could navigate complex routes what's more the rats that had wheels turned out to be happier than their counterparts that had to navigate the rat race on foot. this is news just a reminder of our top story. u.s. president donald trump has lifted the sanctions imposed on turkey after launch an offensive into syria earlier this month. turkey has agreed to

match. the group finally allowed to attend the game after decades long battle. >>> the legend continues. fox's wwe smack down continues at 8 pm right here on ktvu. you do not want to miss this. that will be followed by the 10:00 news and the 11:00 news all right here on ktvu. >>> president trump announced he is enacting sanctions against turkey for the invasion of northern syria and its attack on the kurds. steve mnuchin said the sanctions are brought against turkey and any allies cooperating with turkey on targeting the kurds or civilians. the sanctions don't start right away and depend on turkish cooperation. the u.s. can effectively shut down turkey if necessary. >> these are very powerful sanctions. we hope we don't have to use them. the president is concerned about the ongoing military offensive and potential targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure, ethnic or religious minorities. and also the president wants to make very clear it is imperative that turkey not allow even a single isis fighter to escape. >> the attacks by turkey in northern syria began after u.s. troops em

in the other purple group match, elina svitolina beat karolina pliskova in straight sets. 7—6, 6—4, ittournament last year. roger federer has withdrawn from this week's paris masters in order to "pace himself", with next month's atp finals in london on the horizon. the 38—year—old is playing in his 22nd season on the atp tour and won a record—extending 10th swiss indoors title on sunday. a home favourite is through to the second round though. jo—wilfried tsonga, who won the title in 2008, took advantage of his wildcard entry. he came from a set down, and saved a match point in the second, to beat russia's andrey rublev and thrill the french support. the houston astros stand on the verge of their second world series title in three seasons. they lead washington nationals 3—2 going into game six on tuesday. the teams are back in houston, but home advantage has meant nothing so far, with all the games being won by the visiting team. we just take the mentality like we did during the rainy season, we are going to put one foot in front of the next. response of the challenges that come our way

let's get some sports now on champions league football we're halfway through the group stage wednesday's matches so defending champions liverpool beat the belgian side gang but not least a top of group e. with a win over salzburg barcelona beat slavia prague to lead group africa's dortmund last into belong in group g. leipzig defeated zenit and chelsea top group each following their win over i.x. while lille and valencia will be played out with a draw. well that match at leipzig the hosts came from behind to beat russian champions zenit st petersburg said it took the lead 1st scoring in the 25th minute but after a tactical change at half time leipzig responded 1st equalising 4 minutes into the 2nd half to conrad liner then the 21 victory was sealed by marcel sabates or who converted a stunning long range shot to put leipzig top of group g. . for us here dortmund travelled to italy for their champions league clash wednesday losing to inter milan the hosts went ahead in the 22nd minute with a goal from the toro martinez who later missed the paneling but just before the final whistle teammate anton

england have an extended period of rest because their last match of the group stage against france washe typhoon here injapan, so it's been almost two weeks since they last played that game against argentina. they managed to qualify through the knockout stages without ever really hitting top performance. they have brought in henry slate into that back division, showing the form they showed during their six nations campaign but now they know it's all or nothing. if they beat australia, they will be through to the semifinals, where they will play either ireland or new zealand. and if they lose, they will be going home. an awful amount of work has gone into this moment, a defining moment for this england side, and eddiejones he moment for this england side, and eddie jones he has moment for this england side, and eddiejones he has been contracted to 22 new one, but the feeling is if they fail tomorrow, it will be the end of his era. 0ur sports editor dan roan there. england against australia will be live on 5 live tomorrow morning and that's followed by ireland against the world champions

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it's the first time wales have won all of their group matches since 1987, but coach warren gatland admitted creating momentum, and anything in the past, you look back, anything in the past, you look back, a performance that was not the prettiest and was not the prettiest tonight but we dug in, and i thought the bench was good, and quality came off the bench, and they added to that, and the scoreline probably reflected the difference of the two teams. simone biles has become the most succesful gymnast in world championship history. the 22—year—old american won her 24th world championship medal taking the gold on the beam in stuttgart. her victory on the vault yesterday meant she had equalled the record and biles made it 25 medals shortly after with her 18th gold after winning the floor event, finishing ahead of her compatriot sunisa lee and angelina melikova of russia. and this has been an incredbily successful world championships for british gymnasts too. 20—year—old joe fraser producing a perfect routine to win the parallel bars event. it's his first world title and it's the first time gre

eight matches in total, including two premier league sides. firstly, in group b.spur, last years beaten finalists of course. but it has been a very grim night indeed for them. they've been thrashed this evening 7—2 at home by the german champions bayern munich, in group b. perhaps time to look away if you're a spurs fan, it for the most part, not pleasant viewing. spurs actually went ahead early on. son hyun min with the goal after just 12 minutes. so a decent start for mauricio pochettinos side. that lead though, didn't last. joshua kimmich equalising just three minutes later. and spurs were behind before the break, who else but robert lewandowski with the first of two goals for him. and then serge gnabry, remember he is a former arsenal player, he scored four times in the second half as spurs were totally outclassed and outplayed. harry kane had pulled one back for tottenham but it didn't count for much on a really difficult night for spurs. over in group c, manchester city were in action at the etihad. they were taking on dynamo zagreb. a match where you probab

there was lady halderman, coal match, that group. and -- coleman. specifically henry kissinger, how were those relationships after? >> they were all very different. the kissinger relationship has been well documented, there's a book about how the two men kind of jockeyed for credit over different foreign policy accomplishments. it was a complicated relationship, for sure. finish -- i think his relationship with some of his aides was a little more personal. and, again, he felt their suffering very personally, particularly the ones that went to jail. you know, mitchell and ehrlichman and haldeman if, these were things that weighed op him. and there's stories in there where he occasionally reaches out. when haldeman gets out of jail, you know, nixon calls him. it's a pretty emotional conversation. i mean, he felt their grief very personally. and so there are a lot of those stories in here and a lot of those conversations. the heart and soul of the book by design is really to show him kind of emerging from this emotional state in '74 and '75 and really

beyond the day when an employer could evaluate employees, by insisting that they match the stereotypes associated with their group. we are certainly beyond that date today as well. and what harris holmes did, was to insist that she match the stereotypes associated with her group. that is impermissible under this court's precedents. it is impermissible under the of the statute. >> thank you council, the case is cemented. announcer: c-span's washington journal live every day, with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, will speak with reporters from around the country on how the house democrats impeachment inquiry is impacting legislative issues in virginia, utah, nebraska, texas, new york and california congressional districts. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7 a.m. eastern, saturday morning. join the discussion. announcer: campaign 2020. watch our live coverage of the presidential candidates on the campaign trail make up your own mind. c-span's campaign 2020. your unfiltered view of politics. announcer: joining us on newsmakers is the chair of the democratic nati

beyond the day when an employer could evaluate employees, by insisting that they match the stereotypes associated with their group. we are certainly beyond that date today as well. and what harris holmes did, was to insist that she match the stereotypes associated with her group. that is impermissible under this court's precedents. it is impermissible under the >> next come alive, your calls and comments on "washington onrnal," been to discussions foreign policy curtis the first with former national security advisor h.r. mcmaster, then we will hear from former national security advisor susan rice. coverages live weekend of the southern festival of books from nashville, tennessee, starting today at 11:00 a.m. eastern, featuring chris evans with his book, "no surrender," jason with "a good provider is one who leads," "the plane of you jonesnd site talks about his memoir, "how we fight for our life. " at 2:00 eastern, suzanne nine , astalks about her book samantha power talks about her book, the education of an idealist. livese to watch our weekend coverage of the southern festival of books, starting today at 11:00

beyond the day when an employer could evaluate employees, by insisting that they match the stereotypes associated with their group. we are certainly beyond that date today as well. and what harris holmes did, was to insist that she match the stereotypes associated with her group. that is impermissible under this court's precedents. it is impermissible under the literal >> washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we discuss the new c-span poll on election security and voting reform. talk about the obama and trump administrations involvement with ukraine, with foreign policy staff writer amy mckinnon. and former south carolina governor and u.s. representative mark sanford joins us to discuss his effort to challenge president trump for the republican nomination for president. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. queen elizabeth the second delivers a speech at the state opening of the parliament. the state opening marks the formal start of the parliamentary year. live coverage begins today at 6:15 a.m.

beyond the day when an employer could evaluate employees, by insisting that they match the stereotypes associated with their group. we are certainly beyond that date today as well. and what harris holmes did, was to insist that she match the stereotypes associated with her group. that is impermissible under this court's precedents. it is impermissible under the literal discredit our democracy, people in this country --turn against others, >> watch "afterwards tonight at 9:00 eastern on book tv on c-span2. >> a new c-span poll shows american support -- americans support a variety of changes to how we conduct elections. a small majority agree that presidential candidates are required to release tax returns in order to appear on the ballot while only 26% of republicans agreed, three quarters of democrats and 57% of independents support the idea. there is greater partisan consensus on passing laws that require people to show government issued ids the for voting. 70% of americans support such quarter id laws. this includes a significant majorities of republicans, democrats, an independents. -- and independents. id law

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england were leading bulgaria 4—0 at halftime in the group a match.he game has been halted a couple times. the associated press says... lots of people are highlighting that there is a 3—step process. they have been through two steps already, so one more incident of racist booing, if the referee decides that is what he has heard, then he could stop the game completely. that has yet to happen, but this is really one of the first times we've seen fee for‘s protocols and uefa's protocols around racist behaviour from crowds being and uefa's protocols around racist behaviourfrom crowds being put to the test, and regardless of the fact that england will win very easily, the whole match will be in the context of what has happened in the stands. just to reiterate what our lead story is — we have a situation where the un is saying thousands of civilians have already been killed because of the conflict in northern syria, where 150,000 because of the conflict in northern syria, where150,000 people have been displaced. there is also the issue of the islamic state

zealand's pool b match against italy was one of the games called off — with both sides awarded two points. the decision means the all blacks go through to the quarter—finals as the grouput the italians are out because they needed to win the match to keep alive their slim hopes of going through. head coach conor o'shea says the decision has been hard to take — especially for leonardo ghiraldini. after 104 caps, he's now played his final match for italy. 14 years, you've given everything, and it sometimes in are difficult because when you don't win all the games you want to, we are sometimes up games you want to, we are sometimes up against it but leo ghiraldini spent six months in rehab, time away from his family doing that rehab and you never write your own script but eve ryo ne you never write your own script but everyone is emotional today because it's not the finish, you don't finish in the dressing room. when will lose together. the other match called off is the pool c decider between england and france — although both sides had already qualified for the quarter—finals. it means france have been denied the chance to beat england, and finish top of the group — but

that england — france match is in yokohama just south of toyko and it's the most vulnerable to the weather. scotland have their crucial last groupue on sunday — but the weather is expected to have improved by then. we'll know more in the early hours of tomorrow morning. and finally professional sports—men and women often go into different careers after they retire from competing but i bet you didn't see this one coming. the former chelsea and arsenal goalkeeper, petr cech, is now an ice hockey player! that's right, the 37—year—old, who's still a performance adviser at chelsea, has swapped the pitch for the rink. he's signed for guildford phoenix until the end of their season. cech said it'll be "wonderful" to play the sport he grew up "watching as a kid". and that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. all 555 thomas cook stores that were closed when the company went bust last month have been saved — bought by hays travel, a firm set up forty years ago and based in sunderland. the move could save up to two and a half thousand jobs as the husband and wife who set up hay‘s say they plan to r

we had one match earlier today, also played their final group game and it was a laboured bonus pointia because the weather was terrible. a fairly laboured from us was terrible. a fairly laboured from us from the wallabies. this score from the wing was the pick—up therefore tries and that when season go to the top of the pool for now. formula 1 is also injapan this weekend and they aren't waiting to see how bad the typhoon is tomorrow. qualifying has already been postponed and will not take place on sunday morning before the race. jenny kao is there. we are just hours away from what we expect will be the typhoon hitting this area of japan. it is supposed be the worst typhoon hit this area in 50 years. rainfall wise they're expecting up to one metre. f1 and the governing bodies have decided that nothing can happen at the track. there will be a few people and making sure the generators are kept going, that the electricity supply is ok and that things are say. but nobody will be allowed into the circuit with regards to media orfans. the next action we will see untracked will be on sunday

us while we have time let's have a look at some of the other matches around you still shaking in that group who could breathe a sigh of relief so you don't want. to just go with. g.w. . the trade dispute between the u.s. and europe reaches new heights the world trade organization towards washington the right to hit brussels with tariffs for subsidizing a bus to uganda tries to keep the oil industry's hopes alive but a new pipeline project is up in the air. and sniffing out dodgy business turns through man's best friend to reinforce its fight against money going to. bed facility that's your business. the u.s. has the go ahead to put tariffs on 7 of the half $1000000000.00 worth of e.u. goods that's the decision of the world trade organization the penalty based on its ruling that the european union pay the legal subsidies to european playmaker bus american rival boeing could avoid tariffs by obeying the w.c. or. it's the latest move in an epic 15 year battle revolving around 2 giants of the corporate world on one side europe in its airbus on the other america's boeing. the do we know has foun