he went into the game to physically hurt will chamberlain or somebody. that was his job. thank you. he's back. eli stokels, thank you. katrina mulligan, michael steele with an e. thank you, mimi. up next witness testimony has put a bright spotlight on the break down of u.s. diplomacy under this administration, don't you think inmaybe trump would have been better leaving the diploem osto the diplomats. you're watching "hardball." dips you're watching "hardball. lking) lking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express

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the reports started reinvigorated and chamberlain scored twice and with that pivot and a strike, he hadevel in the score once more but allison was there to make the save and that was how it finished, farfrom the save and that was how it finished, far from flawless for their top of the group, and values on the weekend. well liverpool are top of group e wtih 9 points as valencia could only draw i—i against salzburg, they're on 8. barcelona frustrated with a goalless draw at home to slavia prague — first time they've failed to score in 46 home games. they're in the same group as borrussia dortmund and inter milan who played — dortmund coming back from 2 nil down to win that tie. that win for valenica in group h means that the spanish side, chelsea and ajax, all have 7 points. arsenal manager unai emery has confirmed that switzerland intrnational granit xhaka has been stripped of the club captaincy. the midfielder has not played for the club since he was booed off by fans, and reacted angrily, after being substituted against crystal palace on the 27th of october. xhaka is said to have "acce

alex oxlade—chamberlain opened the scoring after only 11 minutes with his first goal for england forrs. marcus rashford and tammy abraham were also among the scorers as england marked their 1,000th international with a comprehensive victory. you know, it's been a group that we expected to win. but we have totally taken seems apart and marches that in the past have been problematic for england teams, where teams have defended deeper numbers and have been stubborn, because of our speed, movement, speed of ball circulation, we have carved those teams apart. a big win for england. in the same group, the czech republic have also qualified after beating kosovo 2—1 in group b. cristiano ronaldo scored a hat—trick as portugal thrashed lithuania, 6—0. the reigning champions still haven;t qualified but remain a point clear of serbia who beat luxembourg, 3—2. france and turkey have both qualified from group h. olivier giroud scored a 79th minute penalty as the world champions came from behind to beat moldova, 2—1. earlier, turkey drew 0—0 with iceland to get the point they needed. in asia, ther

but liverpool's lead was restored thanks to alex oxlade—chamberlain early in the second half. 2—1 tot need a point to qualify for the knockouts. job done is the headline for the game, pretty much. and, most important thing, of course, but the group is not decided and we knew from the beginning it is a tough group. soi from the beginning it is a tough group. so i guess now we are first in the table but we only really want to be first after the last match. and so we have to play two tough games and then two important ones. in each of them can be decided with a win. but that sounds easier than it is, because both games will be really tricky. we go back with a good feeling, but if the results was similar i think it will be better. so i think with the game of my players today, the opportunity, some chances in the end of the second half it will be very good for us, yes. liverpool are top courtesy of napoli failing to beat rb salzburg. hirving lozano equalised in the first half, after teenager 00:04:22,429 --> 2147483051:38:55,929 erling haaland gave 2147483051:38:55,929 --> 4294966103:13:2

pickford, alexander—arnold, chilwell, harry winks, stones, maguire, sancho, oxlade—chamberlain, harryus rashford. that is have gareth southgate will mark this landmark game for england this evening, the 1000th game and with the draw, they can qualify for the euros. that is at wembley, but we thought we would jog at wembley, but we thought we would jog your memory with a couple of the others. goodbye. people are on the pitch. they think it is all over. it is now. england are the world champions. he left him standing. pele. what a save. it is thereby david platt. england are out of the world cup. 0h no! and david beckham. .. and david beckham... it's gone in. it isa and david beckham... it's gone in. it is a red card. he has sent rooney off. that surely cross the line. it has not been given. england win a world cup penalty shoot out. more rain where it is not needed at the moment and another cold day. cold enough to stop the day with snow to modest hills in south—west england and south wales but it is the rain causing more concern as it continues to fall in an area from south—west engla

this was england's youngest team for 60 years and alex oxlade—chamberlain's first start in 18 months.t feels good to be back. england were brimming with confidence and pinpoint precision. england's current captain carrying on where england's record goal—scorer left off. kane was clearly the man for the big occasion. when no one bothered to mark him at a corner he made hay. and montenegro‘s tough day at the office was going from bad to worse. a first—half hat—trick for kane but england 5—0 up. this was one to forget for montenegro. a second—half own goal saw england 6—0 up and cruising, but some fans still found cause for complaint. joe gomez! a difficult end to a difficult week forjoe gomez. applauded by the player dropped for their canteen quarrel. but tammy abraham's first england goal soon turned jeers to cheers and put the icing on the qualification cake. raheem sterling has said on twitter in the last few minutes, it is hard for him to see his team—mate booed for him to see his team—mate booed for something that was his fault. a fault line appeared in the england squad for the fi

alex oxlade—chamberlain opened the scoring after only 11 minutes with his first goal for england forscorers as england marked their i,000th international with a comprehensive victory. you know, it's been a

. >> nicole chamberlain was driving her usual route in wisconsin. she saw two kids without coats. over and tried to keep them warm. >> the brother and sister said they were looking for a grandma, wandered out of the house while their grandmother was in the basement. chamberlain called police and the kids were returned home safe and sound. >>> bay area officials are reporting the first is your business still settling for slow internet? we time is money. switch to comcast business now and get a great deal when you get fast, reliable internet. with a 30-day money-back guarantee, installation when it works for you, and 24/7 customer support. so what are you waiting for? get this great deal when you sign up for fast, reliable internet. call 1-800-501-6000 today. comcast business. beyond fast. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outd

. >> tell me what chamberlain did wrong. >> chamberlain -- >> what did he do? >> his policies the things he supported -- >> are you an innocent man? >> very much so. i never, ever intended to sell a senate seat for financial gain. when the prosecutor said he was stopping crimes before it happened that prosecutor mutilated the truth. i was conducting politics to get the most done for the people of illinois. and the truth -- >> we're just going in circles. we've just gone in a circle. >> why? >> because you said you did nothing wrong but two minutes ago you said you didn't know if it was wrong or not. why don't you stay out of peoples lives if you really want limited government? >> maybe it's that you're so misguided you think i'm misguided -- >> i've been reading your party's platform. do you? it's not just rotten apples. it's your point of view. was he legitimately elected president of the united states? >> president obama was elected president. >> legitimately. >> people elected him, yes. >> so he's a natural born citizen. >> i didn't make that judgment when h

alex 0xlade—chamberlain scored the winner. nicola adams has announced her retirement from boxing.on says the risk of going blind in one of her eyes is the main reason she is calling it a day. more on those stories just after half past. see you then. marks and spencer says its profits dropped by nearly a fifth in the first half of its financial year. the retailer was hit by a sharp fall in demand for its clothes and home goods and overall sales were down by two point one percent but it reported that its food business had grown. our business correspondent rob young is here to tell us more. first of all, more detail on what the half—year sales figures are like, please. profits fell by a large amount in the six month period to the end of september. the main reason for that is not a new one, it isa reason for that is not a new one, it is a problem the company has been trying to grapple with for a number of years, falling sales of many clothes in its clothes and how my division. like for like sales were down by 5.5% compared to the same period last year. in a statement today, the compan

also influence your career opportunities what's it take to still get a fair chance used to ponder chamberlain who has a very personal interest in this topic and here's what he found. here's the information a german employer would get about me. i'm a journalist the dortch of ella in berlin and i'm black and african in case you're wondering. after 12 years in germany i'm still surprised that data on ethnic origin and race isn't something german employers normally record about race and ethnicity can still play a role in whether you get hired. you know a foreign sounding name can already be a barrier and german employers typically expect a photo along with a job application so what you look like and your perceived race or ethnicity influences your chances of getting a job. german companies recognize that there's a problem with just one of the doing to reduce bias in recruitment one of the country's largest employers says it's made diversity part of its core strategy. parader georgia baan employs more than $200000.00 people across germany the company's diversity management says they only system he

this was england's youngest team for 60 years and alex oxlade—chamberlain's first start in 18 months.nd's current captain carrying on where england's record goal—scorer left off. kane was clearly the man for the big occasion. when no one bothered to mark him at a corner he made hay. and montenegro's tough day at the office was going from bad to worse. a first—half hat—trick for kane but england 5—0 up. this was one to forget for montenegro. a second—half own goal saw england 6—0 up and cruising, but some fans still found cause for complaint. joe gomez! a difficult end to a difficult week forjoe gomez.

alex 0xlaide chamberlain scored his third goal in two games against the belgian champions.ut arsenal will be in action later in the europa league. it's to avoid a fixture clash for opponents vitoria guimaraes and another portuguese side. arsenal will be without granit xha ka. the midfielder has been left out of their squad having been stripped on the captaincy. he swore atjeering fans, took off his shirt and stormed off against crystal palace last month. pierre—emerick aubameyang will take over as captain — he's also been left at home for the trip to portugal. that's all from me. katie will take you through all the sport in afternoon live after two. good afternoon and welcome back to downing street. borisjohnson has launched his election campaign by repeating his promises for more spending on the nhs and schools. but his speech in downing street was overshadowed by the resignation — minutes earlier — of the welsh secretary, alun cairns, who has been facing accusations he knew about allegations that a former aide sabotaged a rape trial. mrjohnson said he did not want to hold

let's hear more from andy chamberlain of the association of independent professionals and the self—employeding?m good morning, good to have you with us, what are you recommending? it is actually demos making the recommendation, not ipse but we do say that everyone is entitled to have a decent rate of pay for the work they do and the concern is that self—employed people who do not benefit from minimum wage protection are not getting that at the moment, this report highlights that, quite rightly. how would this be enforced? businesses that employ, self—employed workers, would they have to have checks on them? would there even be a higher rate than the national standard minimum wage? there are quite a few challenges to implementing a policy like this, when we have looked at this before we realised a lot of self—employed people are not paid by the hour, they are paid on the basis of work that they do, if you think of a journalist paid by the word, or a graphic designer being paid for a piece of work they do. it's quite difficult to apply it. you are quite right, there are other factors which sh

as oxlade—chamberlain scored twice in belgium and with a pivot on strike he had done it again.from to make this a. and that was how it finished, far from flawless, to make this a. and that was how it finished, farfrom flawless, but they are top of the group and can now put both eyes on the weekend. craig templeton, bbc news. arsenal manager unai emery has confirmed that switzerland international granit xhaka has been stripped of the club captaincy. the midfielder has not played for the club since he was booed off by fans, and reacted angrily, after being substituted against crystal palace on the 27th of october. xhaka is said to have "accepted the position". pierre emerick aubamayang will take over as club captain. saracens have been docked 35 points and handed a five million pound fine for breaching salary cap regulations. an independent panel had found wrongdoing relating to business partnerships between the owner nigel wray and some of the club's top players. premiership rugby has suspended the punishment pending a saracens appeal. former saracens player kyren bracken believ

jim chamberlain was the program and project manager at that time. jim because of the doctor and says i have a bunch of good people out here that would like to work on your space program. working onad been high-speed aerodynamics. they closed the embassy in toronto, and they brought in roughly 50 to 60 people. i don't know the exact number, but the interviewed each one for about five minutes, and they selected 31 to become members of the space task group. hodge,ef designer, john flight engineer, the number six aircraft, we had a guy doing ejection seat testing. we had basically the pioneers of aeronautical research in the united states. now they are the middle part of the organization. i came in with a group of young americans, generally some people who had just served in the military. others just out of college. and we were the raw material for this thing called the space task group. it was amazing, the mixing of inse three cultures resulted a capacity that was greater than the sum of its parts. and we moved into project mercury. was basicallyy our

this was england's youngest team for 60 years and alex oxlade—chamberlain's first start in 18 months.rrying on where england's record goal—scorer left off. kane was clearly the man for the big occasion. when no—one bothered to mark him at a corner, he made hay. a first—half hat—trick for kane but england 5—0 up. this was one to forget for montenegro. a second—half own—goal saw england 6—0 up and cruising, but some fans still found cause for complaint. joe gomez! a difficult end to a difficult week forjoe gomez. applauded by the player dropped for their canteen quarrel. but tammy abraham's first england goal soon turned jeers to cheers and put the icing on the qualification cake. natalie pirks reporting there. well, on the subject of that booing forjoe gomez, raheem sterling has tweeted tonight, saying it was hard for him to hear his teammate booed for something that wasn't his fault. he says it was wrong and that he's accepted responsibility for what happened. now, var was back on the agenda today, this time at a meeting for all 20 members of the premier league. the west ham co—chairm

charles s chamberlain, commander in chief, military the world wars. mr. phillip valinski.haker, congressional medal of honor society of the usa. mr. steven butch whitehead, national commander, disabled erans.an vet r. dan mary, vice president of government relations. munoz commissioned office association. carton, air force sergeant association. polish en wzcoski veterans usa. unningham, national president, corps rein war veteran's association of the usa. mr. lawrence gromo, national commander, american gi forum of the united states. associate members of the located in the boxes to the left. i would like to ask them to recognized.e lease join me with your applause. it's now my pleasure to introduce the executive director rmy national cemeteries miss aguilera.ham >> good morning. welcome to arlington national cemetery, thank you mr. vice for being here today and welcome mr. dan quail and his family for attending today. secretary of defense esper and secretary of the dawilke and mrs. wilke. herson, rable jim mcp chief of staff in the army general mcconville and mrs. mcconvill

among them thomas munford, kam chamberlain, david mcintosh, john mosby, and others, many of them who would make their way from north carolina, trying to join up with joe jonson and his forces. that is a story for another time or i want to spend the rest of my talk today talking about those men who did you go on grant pick up on grant's offer. thousands of lee's men would complete the surrender that began at appomattox. here is a map to show us well we are. april 10, lieutenant thaddeus l barker began issuing paroles here. from his headquarters on main street, barker rolled at least paroled at least 2384 men. who were those men? as of april 11, barker is rolling these men. nearly 600 of those paroled at farm bill had been patients at the hospital. some of them only admitted days earlier. but many were able-bodied men whose units had been at appomattox at the morning of april 9. they came from nearly every confederate state in the army. virginia, north carolina, south carolina, georgia, maryland, tennessee, and they arrived here in farmville where they were given the same condition tha

if you notice, in the upper right-hand corner, that is the symbol for the chamberlain of the royal georgian court. it is a key military position in held.a that many princes they held in the mid-1700s. and the last to do so was this and his great-grandfather namesake. during the crimean war, he reportedly fought with such distinction that alexander the second reportedly awarded him she a gold saber, which appended to his name. he went on to retire as the major general. general dimitri for in the military for four different countries. first during world war i, he fought with bazaar. then, the military of georgia. bye georgia was re-annexed russia, -- the soviet union, he became polish. a polish officer. during world war ii, he fought with the germans. woman whoe met the would be his wife. r.nt missy her family background was more flabbergast thing. ing. she dissented from this man. adam. admiralhe first russian to circumnavigate the world. his maternal grandmother was born here. why was she born there? her mother and great aunt served in the last russian court. i have a great picture here. th

and if you notice in the upper corner, that's the symbol for the chamberlain of the royal georgian court. it's a key civil military manyion in georgia that shalikashvili princes held. the last to hold it was this man, this is general shali's namesake,dfather and ivan shalikashvili. heing the crimean war reportedly fought with such distinction that alexander ii reportedly awarded him with a saber with the inscription the brave. which shalikashvili then name.ed to his he went on to retire as a major general. shali's father dmitri fought in the military for four different countries. during world war i he fought with the czar. then a few years for the military of free georgia. and then once georgia was reannexed by the russians, he a polish cavalry officer and this photo is from 1931 when serving as a polish cavalry officer and then during world war ii, he fought with the germans. and this photo 1931 is when he met the woman who would be his count missy rudiger. and, believe it or not, her was even moreund flabbergasting than the shalikashvilis. she descended from, for instance, this man, th

heather: nicole chamberlain taking off her own coat to warm up the kids. the grandmother says they left their wisconsin home when she went into the basement. luckily, they're okay. next r, the bad. a big-time body builder, watch, takes a big-time fall. yeah. that's michael herd accidentally walking off the stage. this event was in washington state. he had bumps and bruises. he'll be okay. he joked afterwards, saying i'll be okay, i didn't break the floor. the ugly, a plane passenger snapping a picture of dirty feet hanging over the headrest. she posted the picture on redit. she said the thing she worries about the most when getting on a plane, of course that photo is going viral. i want to know how that ended. i would say move your feet, now. that wraps up this hour. thanks for joining us. fo"fox & friends first" continus now. bye-bye. rob: it is wednesday, november 13th. after weeks of hush-hush hearings, democrats will finally start their public impeachment testimony today. jillian: we are live on capitol hill with everything you need to know before the

he took a few pictures of chamberlain speaking during that debate when he was prime minister. it is fun to see. it gives you a sense of how -- the recording of churchill speech to congress is wonderful. >> thank you very much. what would churchill say about the global condition today? what would he say about brexit? what would he say about the russians moving into syria and our own condition in this country? >> he would find the world challenging, as it was in his time. i sometimes asked why people are so interested in churchill, i say facetiously, churchill is an icon of leadership and the competition in the leadership business today seems to be modest. people look back to him. churchill and brexit is an interesting subject. during the referendum in 2016 and since then, both sides invoked historical figures. they both invoked churchill. i would say the following. churchill was a great proponent after the war of peace in europe and particularly between the two ancient enemies of germany and france. he was pleased in the late 1950's that started to happen. he did say he thought

he went into the game to physically hurt will chamberlain or somebody. that was his job. thank you.s back. eli stokels, thank you. katrina mulligan, michael steele with an e. thank you, mimi. up next witness testimony has put a bright spotlight on the break down of u.s. diplomacy under this administration, don't you think inmaybe trump would have been better leaving the diploem osto the diplomats. you're watching "hardball." dips you're watching "hardball. lking) lking) for every dollar you spend at a small business, an average of 67 cents stays local. shop small and watch it add up. small business saturday by american express is november 30th. (honk!) i hear you sister. that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up, and be open with your doctor about anything you feel - physically and emotionally. but now cigna has a plan that can help everyone see stress differently. just find a period of time to unwind. a location to de-stress. an activity to enjoy. or the name of someone to talk to. to create a plan that works for you, visit cigna.com/mystr

. >> limiting by a book named tom in english author kind of a new historian on impeachment and chamberlaind hitler to enter joe, the road work. and then just finished

there's no place for dele alli but alex 0xlade—chamberlain and callum hudson—0doi are both included.ces everton's michael keane. this squad announcement is actually the first time we've heard from gareth southgate since bulgaria were told that they had to play one game behind closed doors as punishment for the racial abuse that england players suffered during their qualifier. here's what southgate had to say about that. still very proud of the players the way they dealt with all about. and the ongoing issue is one of education across the world, really. i've spoken about that, yeah, probably more than i should've needed to over the last few years, but that's the situation we are still in, sadly. so, ithink but that's the situation we are still in, sadly. so, i think we still in, sadly. so, i think we still have work to do, and we have to start that work here, ahead of anywhere else. it seems incredible, but everton manager marco silva says that andre gomes could be back in the everton side before the end of the season. gomes suffered an horrific ankle injury after a challenge by totte

there's no place for dele alli but alex 0xlade—chamberlain and callum hudson—0doi are both included.punishment for the racial abuse that england players suffered during their qualifier. here's what southgate had to say about that. still very proud of the players and the way they dealt with all of that. and the ongoing issue is one of education across the world, really. i have spoken about that probably more than i should have needed to over the last few years, but that is a situation we are still in sadly. so i think we still have work to do, and we have to start that work here ahead of anywhere else. it seems incredible, but everton manager marco silva says that andre gomes could be back in the everton side before the end of the season. gomes suffered an horrific ankle injury after a challenge by tottenham forward heung—min son during their one—all draw in the premier league on sunday. surgery to repair the fractured dislocation has apparently gone well. the former arsenal manager arsene wenger says he hasn't spoken to the german champions bayern munich about taking their vacant man

alex 0xlade—chamberlain with their first in what proved an impresive performance.'s tammy abra ham scored his first full international goal. the one low point, joe gomez booed as he came on following his clash with raheem sterling. the reason i wanted to getjoe on the pitch tonight is he has been with us september— october, and not got him into the games. i know that iam going got him into the games. i know that i am going to start some's on sunday and get him back onto the pitch as well, it was important for both of them to get back on the field with england and show everybody that we are all in this now. well, sterling took to social media to defend gomez. quite a classy tweet there from raheem sterling. after their epic wimbledon final it was roger federer who came out on top this time in their first meeting since the summer, beating novak djokovic in straight sets to reach the semifinals of the atp tour finals in london. his defeat also means that rafael nadal will end the season as world number one, buyt he also faces a fight to reach the last four. and she wi

so does, alex 0xlade—chamberlain and chelsea‘s callum hudson—0doi.are still in sadly. so i think we still have work to do, and we have to work that —— start that work here ahead of anywhere else. now england just need a point to secure to book their place at next years euros. the end of a career we was not expecting miss. andre gomes looked absolutely awful. apparently surgery to repair his dislocated fracture has gone really well. and marco silva has said today that he could pulling on that everton shirt before the end of the season. gomes was hurt after a challenge by tottenham forward heung—min son during their 1—1 draw in the premier league. it also left son really affected after seeing what had happened, so i‘m sure he‘ll be relieved to also see andre gomes back on the pitch. another football story catching our eye today, is that the former arsenal boss, arsene wenger hasn‘t ruled out being the new manager of bayern munich. wenger himself says he hasn‘t spoken to the club, but has been quite coy about the links being made saying that he would "n

jurgen klopp's side weren't at their free—flowing best, but this goal from alex 0xlade—chamberlain sealedhe beginning of the season, but he swore at booing fans and took off his shirt as he stormed off whilst being substituted in a game against crystal palace last month. striker pierre—emerick aubameyang is taking over as captain, and there are now serious doubts over xhaka's future at the club. there is a call for saracens to be relegated from rugby union's premiership, after they broke salary cap rules. the european and premiership champions have been docked 35 points and fined £5 million after an investigation into business partnerships between chairman nigel wray and some of the club's players. saracens have appealed. the chief executive of their big rivals exeter says they should be relegated, but former player kyran bracken says that would be a step too far. i think dave have maybe been unwise with the way some of their investments have been, and maybe should have taken better advice and done things according to the rules. but i think it's more of a technicality than cheating the sy

>> well, i'm reading a book by a guy, a story called appea appeaseme appeasement, chamberlain, hitler, the road to war and finished up rick adkinson's great book, a great trilogy on the american revolution called "the british are coming" so it covers the first couple years of the revolutionary war. >> how do you select the books you read? >> it's a variety of things, i tend to read book reviews so obviously that matters in the local newspapers. sometimes i'll just hear about a book. i remember years ago picking up the book, "devotion", about two carriers pilots one shot down and died in the korean war in 1950 and i just, i heard him talking about the book on npr, sounds like a great read and it was. just and listen to other people as well. if they're reading something interesting they'll usually talk about it. no systemic way, but i usually end up with a pretty good book. >> where do you enjoy reading? >> everywhere. probably get more reading done on airplanes than anyplace else. you can either read policy papers or have a really good book. you've got a couple of hours there or more,

. >> limiting by a book named tom in english author kind of a new historian on impeachment and chamberlain and hitler to enter joe, the road work. and then just finished up with atkinson's great book, opening book of projective trilogy in the american revolution, called the british are coming. that was the first couple of years of revolutionary war. >> how you select the books that you read. >> i did read book reviews who obviously that matters in the buckle of the local newspapers and sometimes i'll just hear about book. a memory memory of years ago, i picked up a devotion by adam pecos about two carrier pilots one who was shut down and died in a korean war in 1950 and i just heard him talking about the work on this site heard it was a great read and it was. and other people listen to them and if the interest income they usually talk about who no systematic way but are usually enough with pretty good books. >> where do you enjoy reading. connect everywhere. on airplanes probably more than anyplace else. you can re- policy papers and you can read a good book in a couple hours therefore mor

reading a book by a guy named tom who is an english offer and a new historian called appeasement, chamberlain, he hitler, churchill and the road to war. and i just finished up rick atkinson's book, an opening book on the market revolution called the british are coming. it covers the first couple years of the revolutionary war. >> cutty select the books that you read. >> is a variety i tend to read book reviews so that matters in the local newspapers. sometimes i will hear about a book in several years ago picking up the book devotion by adam, about two carrier pilot someone was shot down and died in 1950 and i heard him talking about the book and i thought that sounds like a great read. and listen to other people as well if they're reading something interesting they usually talk about it. a more systematic way but i end up with a good book. >> what do you enjoy reading. >> everywhere, probably more on airplanes and anyplace else. you have a couple hours or or more so i do a lot of that in a try to read something every day or read a little bit i'll knock off ten or 20 pages when i get home. bu