it's lloyd... lloyd. hold, please. we can't fire him, can we? hello, lloyd.s nice to meet you. are you all right? play at the plate. oh, that looks like it hurts. let's chat afterwards. we need to keep moving. maybe we could have evan been take a look at him? no, i'm good, i'm good. sorry, fred, just need to... all right, all right. it's wonderful to meet you, so glad you're here, lloyd, i'm looking forward to talking with you, i truly am. after this. everyone, this is lloyd vogel, he is a wonderful writer. that performance is so strange, the first time you meet the character, i couldn't get a handle on him at all, exactly as the journalist is. then during their conversations, every time lloyd asks about fred, he kind of turns round back to it about being lloyd. now, this is based by a journalist who did say that after meeting fred rogers, his worldview did change, he started to try and see the good in things. in the case of this, they have fictionalised and over dramatised the story of lloyd vogel, he is in the middle of real, personal crisis. through his me

he's pointing out that lloyd blankfein was way more responsible for trump being elected then anybody else any nein there is no weaponized mean that could possibly do more than what lloyd blankfein did with the collapse of the economy his also paying hillary clinton $500000.00 to give one of the most tedious boring speeches in the history of of american speech giving and she got paid $500000.00 twice for 2 speeches to goldman sachs so again he helped her lose that was part of the many reasons why she lost many many reasons for her humiliating loss against trump pre-crisis goldman sachs the manager of a system that allowed for rampant insider trading and market manipulation then they got caught on the short side of the market and were facing collapse so they decided to become a regular bank overnight and get all the protections of a regular bank overnight and get a bill up overnight from the likes of the american taxpayer remember it was hank paulson who had been the former c.e.o. of goldman sachs and they mentioned tarp he gave them inside information that tarp was coming so they got

but speaking of crimes i want to turn back to the united states because lloyd blankfein has been in the news intervening in the elections these 2 tweets are just a great story about all that is america right now leading into this election where the dons of these mafias run everything like the lloyd blankfein and they think everybody else is a deplorable so he said if democrats go on to nominate sanders the russians will have to reconsider who to work for to best screw up the us sanders is just as polarizing as trump and will ruin our economy and doesn't care about our military if i'm russian i go with sanders this time around he is the nerve to say that it is sanders who will ruin the economy not my credit default swaps i remember they there were e-mails that one on in goldman sachs where they knew for a fact that those mortgage backed securities they were selling to grannies to pensioners they knew for a fact they were sacks of bleep and they said it so so they defrauded they stole from these old women that crashed the economy the widescale fraud crash the economy right lloyd blankfein

. >> let me throwing another one, the former ceo of goldman sachs, lloyd blan has come out swingin, lloyddictably given to democrats and therefore an establishment democrat, he put up this tree inside bernie sanders is just the polarizing trump and he will ruin our economy and does not care about our military. i am just wondering if that becomes a problem because lloyd blankfein is a very wealthy banker. i was looking at the comments after that and somebody named linda tweeted who is lloyd blankfein person, i checked google, goldman sachs dude, go away with the billionaire tears. >> it can go both way. bernie seizes upon lloyd blankfein comment like that to say this is what billionaire said. the other hand lloyd is right. bernie sanders is an unreconstructed socialist. if you look back to thin thinkse said over the years, he was to nationalize telecom, banks and railroads, he is a socialist and believes that stuff. not to make your own judgment about what you do for the economy, i would say thickly for democrats if they are rallying, it's behind modern candidates and now they have to sour

her ex captain and best friend, lesley lloyd, has been looking into it.oar starts as the lionesses come out. women's football has never been so popular. nearly 80,000 people packed out wembley to watch england play germany last year. brilliant finish! england 1, germanyi, that is thoroughly deserved. the game has come a long way since the 70s. when i played on southampton common with my best friend sue lopez. we won that game. i was the one who gave the ball then. i tried to get you the ball. lesley, that is me. lesley lloyd, captain of southampton women's football club. we're very confident, anyway. we hope they're not feeling so good. sue was our star striker. you never thought you'd get this far. back then, it wasn't the norm for women to be on the pitch. i used to go with my grandad to watch saints so i was really pushed by my grandparents and my mum. sue was a pioneer. have you played men's teams instead? we have done yes. they might start thinking it's a big joke but afterwards they complement us. sue's dedicated her life to the game, winning 22 cap

when lloyd blankfein disses him, does it embolden his followers or help or hurt him? possibly help him. lloyd knows about bankrupting the economy taking $10 billion of handouts during the great recession we experienced. it is problematic to see anyone requesting russian interference. that was a big problem obviously in 2016. i know it is tongue-in-cheek with lloyd but it could be a net boon for senator sanders for sure. charles: well, all right. i want you to guys to check this out. we may not have to hear these political speeches at award shows anymore. maybe celebrities could be quiet. a new survey said nearly 90% of voters are not moved by celebrity endorsements. maybe they will just get up take the statue, thanks, mom and dad, and get off the stage! >> it is so emotionally driven. there is no facts, there is no data, there is no back up. it is all emotion. why the ratings are down with these award shows. that is why i don't go to certain concert anymore i don't want to be lectured to. i want to hear your new song is and watch you perform. so the borellis are savin

vehicle nice that this involved me out mon good smoosh you mean lloyd now snidely at the cost me might that they're not cool. they never come us that i'm like he took a moment though there's jan my home it's of we did become bomb didn't suit the. pursuit so your said this i just been on his descent game and see the post. will crumble it will seem the mimes i'm ok in my book to go my thing in the corner shop bought up ash and so. mom offered to me again i call monks motion to ash. non-moral mini me again i found her dad thought patrick some baba who konami nungarrayi nobody. knew crushed just said the site for a theist who could trust doesn't put a door on john miller fears the person was a theist mccluster the bot. so boca naaman wants to go on the score on a nail run and our steers go out with them a great catch. this is an optimal going to move on for a living but the rest of it has do the think the mark they saw. took the boy not. many. of the trauma best formal. bought bobbing for off. yes i think you're. good john archibald of olive garden courtroom only. push away from she cannot

sian lloyd, bbc news, birmingham.me, people will no longer be able to buy a new petrol, diesel or hybrid car. that's the new target set by the government as part of its plans to tackle the climate crisis. the ban has been brought forward by five years and the announcement was made in glasgow at the launch of a un climate summit. but as our science editor david shukman reports, the launch took place days after the sacking of the woman who was organising the summit. around the world, more and more drivers are going electric. some countries faster than others. norway wants a total switch over in the next five years. and now, the government is planning for the uk to do that by 2035. terence hall, a driving instructor in swansea, wants an electric car but worries about keeping it going. it's very hard around here to find somewhere to even charge a vehicle unless you've got your own property. so, unless you can find your own off—road parking, you've just got to park on the side of the street, which is not the best idea for

i quite liked indian lloyd 's minister. i quite liked indian lloyd's is a doctor.cher in the secretary and education. i do like it so i know is what they are talking about. i that there is the argument that if it is not wallace's time on the prime minister status. henry what about the and picking up on that point there is a question that the gender balance. but i sense it was a key is not met numerous occasions on farmers secretary in previous incarnations of having a problem with winning. it hasn't been set number of times. i'm putting in peace and to carry credit privilege. it has been said. they go. it is felt that if he does called there will be an imbalance and cabinet. so there is talk of backbench mps as well and jillian keegan there is talk of backbench mps as well andjillian keegan in there is talk of backbench mps as well and jillian keegan in line for promotion. my full cabinet by ministers who attend cabinet to ward off all of the accusations. after the 2017 debacle, i had a

lloyds ba n k negative. we will hear retail sales.ear prophets down by 26% to do with a charge to down by 26% to do with a charge to do with payment protection. look at the business live page for those individual stories. now to the us, where markets will be looking for clues to the impact of coronavirus on domino's pizza's business as the chain reports its latest financial results today. michelle fleury has more from new york. the popularity of domino's pizza in china has been boosted by a younger generation with a taste for western food, and an appetite for ordering online. and while its presence is nowhere near the scale of, say, mcdonald's, it is a growing market for the fast—food company. dominoes has around 250 stores in china, with plans to open more, and while none of them are located in hubei province, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, wall street will be keen to hear what impact is virus is having on domino's china business. fast—food companies like starbucks, which has had to close stores in china, well, they are r

do you think people would listen to lloyd blankfein who would vote for bernie sanders?e preaching to the choir? >> well he might but i think the question now is in the democratic party. you have a bernie wing that likes these things, free college, "medicare for all" and so forth. you have others called the more moderate wing because they're not going as far. so maybe mr. blankfein's strength is the latter part. remember in the new hampshire primary, though senator sanders won, if you added up the people that have a more moderate agenda, pete buttigieg, joe biden and amy klobuchar it, was a larger percentage. i think it was more than half. melissa: still super liberal. >> absolutely. melissa: i would imagine that lloyd blankfein would support mike bloomberg and it is the no the mike bloomberg who is here in new york who is pro-business. this guy is talking about jacking up taxes on anybody. >> right. melissa: i don't know if the old one is the real mike bloomberg or the real one is the real mike bloomberg. who knows what you would get. i don't know, it will be higher tax

it's lloyd... lloyd. hold, please. we can't fire him, can we? hello, lloyd.h, that looks like it hurts. let's chat afterwards. we need to keep moving. maybe we could have evan been take a look at him? no, i'm good, i'm good. sorry, fred, just need to... all right, all right. it's wonderful to meet you, so glad you're here, lloyd, i'm looking forward to talking with you, i truly am. after this. everyone, this is lloyd vogel, he is a wonderful writer. that performance is so strange, the first time you meet the character, i couldn't get a handle on him at all, exactly as journalist is. then during their conversations, every time lloyd asks about fred, he kind of turns round back to it about being lloyd. now, this is based by a journalist who did say that after meeting fred rogers, his worldview did change, he started to try and see the good in things. in the case of this, they have fictionalised and over dramatised the story of lloyd vogel, he is in the middle of real, personal crisis. through his meeting with fred, he does come to change, in a much more dramati

s hya m lloyd , brace themselves for more to come. shyam lloyd, river severn.owed houses are now flooded. the flood plains have overflowed into settlements. never underestimate the misery flooding can cause when your home is ruined. i'm absolutely devastated. devastated. we've been here 20 years, we have a beautiful home and just look at it. the emotional impact is far worse then the actual impact of the work that you've got to do. people were so desperate to get back in, they were taking risks. water is still rising, so sandbags are in front of nearly every door. villagers have been told to move out. the drains have started to move out. the drains have started to back up and we've had to move. the firemen came and said that we should get out. the flood plains of the rivers now stretch for miles. one area is nearly the size of windemere in the lake district. the problem is they are brimming. water is running off into villages and homes and these wash linens are supposed to protect them. the last thing they need here is more rain. here are some more news concern

. >> lloyd is in los angeles, please go ahead, lloyd sue mckay, professor.irst thanks for your story. i'm immediately going to run out and get your book, crossing i think i could learn a lot from you and i certainly would have questions about courage to ask you but, i want to return to your earlier.that you may come i think you're going to have to persuade me a little better that the triangular slave trade was not responsible for the wealth this country has generated and, i don't think you can compare south africa to what was going on with that whole system in the designing of institutions that perpetuated the privilege and oppression. host: lloyd, before we let you go, what was said about her book, crossing that attracted you? >> well, honestly i am really impressed with the encourage that professor has throughout her life and i am really impressed with it and i think i can gain a lot to my own life. >> bear in mind, lloyd, when i always say this that, we all need courage in our lives. think of the mother rising every morning to take care of her severely ha

sian lloyd with the latest in ironbridge. of the manchester arena bomber in the days leading to the attack. salman abedi was filmed looking around the venue days before he killed 22 people and injured hundreds more in 2017. he was also shown unloading a heavy suitcase containing bomb—making materials. his brother, hashem abedi, is on trial at the old bailey, accused of helping to plan the attack. he denies all the charges. president trump has started his first official visit to india, addressing tens of thousands of people at a rally in gujarat, the home state of the indian prime minister narendra modi. the countries agreed a defence deal worth $3 billion — but there is no sign of the long sought—after trade deal, between the two nations. our correspondent rajini vaidynathan sent this report. for the billionaire president, a humble introduction to india — spinning cotton where mahatma ghandi once sat. this wheel became a symbol of gandhi's movement to make more goods in india. a message echoed by today's protectionist preside

sian lloyd, bbc news, on the river severn.t yorkshire flood plains have overflowed into settlements. why have they flooded us? why haven't they done something about it? never underestimate the misery flooding can cause when your home is ruined. i am absolutely devastated. devastated. we've been here 20 years and we've got a beautiful home, and just look at it. just... the emotional impact is far worse than the actual impact of the work that you've got to do. people were so desperate to get back in, they were taking risks. the water is still rising, so sandbags are in front of nearly every door. villagers have been told to move out. the drains have finally started backing up and we have had to move sharpish. the firemen came, didn't they, and said they really advised to get out. the flood plains of the rivers 0use and ure now stretch for miles. one area is nearly the size of windermere in the lake district. the problem is they are brimming. water is running off into villages and homes that these washlands are supposed to protec

sian lloyd, bbc news, birmingham.has gone on trial today at the old bailey. in the prosecution's opening remarks, the jury was told that hashem abedi was just as guilty of murdering the 22 people who died as his brother salman, who detonated a bomb during an ariana grande concert in 2017. abedi, who's 22, denies all the charges against him, as our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. teenage sweethearts chloe rutherford and liam curry died side by side in the manchester arena bomb. today, their mothers arrived together — liam's mum pushing chloe's in her chair. the families of 15—year—old megan hurley and kelly brewster were also there to hear the evidence. they're just four of the 22 people killed in the bomb, aged from eight to 51. 0ther bereaved families were watching the trial by video link. oh, my god... the bomb went off at 10:31 at the ariana grande concert on the 22nd of may 2017. sirens. as well as those killed, 264 were injured. the bomber, salman abedi, was blown to pieces. but today, his you

many thanks for the latest there in ironbridge, sian lloyd with the latest on the rising waters. night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. the headlines tonight. a double from serge gnabry puts a dampner on chelsea's champions league night. they've got it all to do in germany after losing 3—0. ireland's health minister calls for their six nations match against italy to be called off because of the coronavirus — and there's concerns about the olympics going ahead too. plus, andy murray could need another operation on his hip, which would keep him out of wimbledon and the olympics. good evening, we start with the champions league where chelsea have been beaten convincingly by one of the tournament favourites bayern munich. in the first leg of their last 16 tie, they lost 3—0 and a player. marcus alonso being sent off for violent conduct. there was a red card in the other champions league match tonight too, where barcelona could only manage a draw against napoli as adam wild reports. at sta mford at stamford bridge this was no ordinary welcome but for chelsea, they w

. >> lloyd blankfein tweeted this. >> nielson to say lloyd blankfein is not a fan of bernie sanders.ed to him. what does wall street believe are the indications of a sanders' presidency? >> reporter: a lot of concern on wall street that bernie sanders has emerged as the front-runner for the democratic party because of his proposals, particularly medicare for all. if you're an investor and you have stocks in private health care, private insurance companies, then if medicare for all were to become the law of the land, that would mean that your portfolio would lose a lot of money so a lot of investors are concerned about bernie sanders' proposals. when it comes to the tweet you were referring to earlier, lloyd blank blankfein is a former ceo of goldman saks. he doesn't tweet that often. for him to weigh in and tear into bernie sanders is striking and something to pay close attention to. when he says bernie sanders would, quote, ruin our economy, he is referring to bernie sanders basically proudly referring to himself as a democratic socialist and what that means for the u.s. economy in

said listen, i am more qualified now than john kennedy was when he ran for president and of course lloyd benson, you could see him lick his lips, you i was a friend of john kennedy, you are now john kennedy. then we were all now what is going to happen with the poll data? the poll data did not change. it had no impact on the election, believe it or not. the media made a big deal of it. people don't vote for vice president. they vote for president. we got off with that one. debates are really tough to coach. the other one, i helped with george w. bush in 1984, he was vice president and he debated geraldine ferraro. that is a tough thing to do. it is tough on women because they face a binary. if they are tough then that has a bad word associated with it. if they are soft then they are not up to the presidency. so handling that situation for a woman is very difficult. i coached some women in debates. on the other hand, when coaching george h w bush we told him he has to be careful. you don't want to be mean to your female opponent. at the same time, we recommended he answer the questions an

have to buy furniture that seems like the real economy if you just give the socialism version like lloyd blankfein loves this idea banks just giving him billions of dollars for sitting on his and doing nothing all day he would tend to buy ski chalet or apartment buildings that society basically dead money just silos of paper that go nowhere and we've had this kind of socialism for the rich now for a decade in a huge way and we can see that in the money velocity number which is sitting all time lows the money just doesn't go anywhere so if you had to pick between giving money to deadbeats like lloyd blankfein who don't spend it they just hoard it in a paper warehouse and do nothing with it and he talks all day and says stupid things or you give it to people who buy stuff like houses and furniture and cars and gasoline and which one would be better oh there's been at least a way to put a better isp to put it into more hands the problem is the way that you do this so. that both transparency corruption and also taking those funds for other means is one of the constant problems when you have

we thought he would be ok when he went into the debate with lloyd benson. but during our practice session, marilyn quayle interrupted what was going on and said, you need to tell them you are more qualified than john kennedy was when he was running for president. you are just running for vice president. and lee atwater was there and said you can't say that, you can't compare yourself to john kennedy. they are saying he is a martyr. whatever you do, don't do that. he goes forward and we were all sitting out there watching what is happening and outcomes dan quayle. robert rowland can tell you this, if you are a debate coach, you have seen this. your debaters for the first time get into a final round, and it is like deer in the headlights. they are just stunned. they cannot say anything right. and so for the first few questions, dan quayle is not the -- is a little discombobulated and not the guy we have seen in these reversals. because it is the bright lights and the big audience, but he recovers and gets going. then comes the inevitable question. what is the

sian lloyd is in ironbridge for us. sian. sophie, i've been here all day.e presence but the truth is that no one really knows how bad it's going to get. no rescue needed but there is a growing sense of urgency for people living along the banks of the river severn to leave their homes. 6.9, possibly, at midnight. is that what they're saying? yeah. when the water level peaks these cottages already flooded will face another surge. but the couple living here have decided to tough it out. it is the fact it is their home, isn't it? it's their life. they also, a lot of these people have lived through this before, so this is just a waiting game. the historic bridge spans the severn which has now ridden the historic bridge spans the severn which has now risen to a 20—year high here. these temporary flood barriers were first made in ironbridge in 200a. this is the first time they have been tested to this degree. the latest that the environment agency is telling us is that there is now a very strong possibility that the water will go over the top. trapped, but safe, s

sian lloyd, bbc news, shropshire.hester arena bomber, in the days leading to the attack. salman abedi was filmed looking around the venue days before he killed 22 people and injured hundreds more in 2017. he was also shown unloading a heavy suitcase containing bomb making materials. his brother, hashem abedi, is on trial at the old bailey accused of helping to plan the attack. he denies all the charges. president trump has started his first official visit to india, addressing tens of thousands of people at a rally in gujarat, the home state of the indian prime minister narendra modi. the countries agreed a defence deal worth $3 billion, but there is no sign of the long sought—after trade deal between the two nations. our correspondent rajini vaidynathan sent this report. for the billionaire president, a humble introduction to india — spinning cotton where mahatma ghandi once sat. this wheel became a symbol of gandhi's movement to make more goods in india. a message echoed by today's protectionist president, and indian

and as we heard in the headlines, lloyds taking a blow from ppi compensation.oss england, wales and scotland. the fire brigades union has criticised the government's flooding response, calling it a "shambles". well, matt wrack is from the fire brigades union and joins us from westminster. thank you very much for your time today. what are your key criticisms of the government response? thank you. we represent firefighters in the front line of responding to these major floods all across the uk. every year, orsometimes these major floods all across the uk. every year, or sometimes every couple of years, we experience now these major flooding couple of years, we experience now these majorflooding incidents, which firstly, put people's lives at risk, but devastate whole communities. we raise our concerns, politicians normally come and thank us, and other public agencies, and forget all about the concerns that have been raised. we have been raising this since 2007, so a key thing for us in the fire and rescue service, for example, is clarity on the role of the fire a

even lloyds bank despite a posting of profit is doing quite well a little green on the board.t below the flat line snider electric is very close to the top with strong results out of the french industrials. so that is one that is driving performance there. dax coming under pressure as well we are seeing pressure mainly in airlines this morning. we'll talk about that shortly. we've got lufthansa and as you can suspect, a coronavirus phenomenon ftse mib is down 0.4%. giving back some of the gains they had to register in the last couple of sessions in terms of sectors, let's talk about it in detail insurance is down 1.2% household goods, another name for luxury on the back foot. let's talk about industrial names. snider electric is having an impact there the minors seeing a rebound. construction material as well. banks as well as we have officially got a name for a successor ceo, the ing, ceo moving over there. this is the picture overall for europe starting slightly on the back foot this morning. >> let's dive into the details of earnings. starting with lloyds posting a 26% drop

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children the lloyd's of it but stores this place has become a complete trust so-called or simply no where to put all these people you have to deal with them to treat those who didn't use but. there's a gold rush in the philippines 4th hundreds of millions of dollars but no one wants you to know about it till bidding might if you pass it on by the night in the unknown in the b m a shadow you know and so this illegal industry is leaving a trail of misery for its workers were there any shoes for you none of you could look at them and their families. will be able to get up in the baltic and the guy in the last summer when i went east investigates why people in the philippines a dying for gold. on the pacific coast 350 kilometers east of manila is the town of power colorado. it's also known as gold town people by the hollywood we'll call for new home in the month of the now but i mean you do need to warn them but i'm confident with my long aren't going to one up on nothing is that they remain low got a nice area you know gets $9.00 about well i'm a long waiting for one of these gold agents tel

lloyd sounded off with a tweet, if dems go on to nominate sanders, the russians will have to reconsider who to work for to screw up the u.s., sanders is just as polarizing as trump, he will ruin our economy, and does not care about our military, if i am russian, i go with sanders this time. >> i have to say bernie sanders probably could not find anyone to go after him on twitter, he would be more excited about than lloyd, that is probably a battle of honor in sander's camp, all kinds of democrat notables have been ought there saying this could be a mcgovern kind of law, a disaster for democratic party, only 24% are liberal. >> you talk about that identification of liberalism in american, you use that word, transform, this is a very powerful word to say in today's environment, considering where record 401(k) balances, we have record balances in brokerage accounts, stock market records every other day, and job growth off the chart. chart. david: you would be transforming to socialism. >> why push the left for so hard, saying this is what we'll do, we'll change everything. it is lar alread