>> here's andrew. >> andrew. >> hi, i'm andrew. >> pleasure to meet you. >> why don't we head on in? is that all right? you ready? >> yeah, let's do it. >> we just need to make sure that whatever we do today, it's tight and it's fast and you're on point, okay? >> yep. >> all right, let's get started. >> i'm ready. >> okay, we're rolling whenever you're comfortable. >> selling your car? then call 1-800-carcash. >> we're gonna stop. we're--we're gonna stop. that "selling your car" is too soft. >> all right. >> strong, andrew. [forcefully] selling your car? >> all right. selling your car? >> both: no. >> selling your car? >> now, instead of going down, i want you to stay up and strong all the way through. [forcefully] selling your car? >> selling your car? >> no. >> selling your car? >> both: no, no, no, no. >> gotta get it right. it's really about him getting his confidence. >> yeah. >> right? >> yeah, being comfortable. >> it's got to sound like you're pissed. >> okay. it--it takes a long time for me to get pissed, so... >> well, the boss is coming, and the boss is pissed, so it's not

andrew stein is here. and he's a radio talk show host for ceo radio, the founder and ceo of the national diversity coalition, and he was an executive committee member of president trump's transition team but he specializes in theological discussion and debate. pastor darrell scott is here. >> eric: i honestly think i have figured it out. it's a charade. space -- after reading seven pages of comey's testimonp is unorthodox, not a regular politician. maybe a long time career fbi director, entail god, is used to dealing with politicians prayed he wasn't used to some of the conversations with donald trump who was not a politician. but he can't go so far, comey can't go so far as to say there was a junction of justice, nor was there interference or any request to look the other way on an investigation which tells me, if he's not willing to make the leap of faith, i'm not sure why we should be. >> kat: i don't know what he is or is not going to do. if bill clinton said to loretta lynch, i hope you can let this h

-andrew: thanks, marcus.emonis: you know, there's this old saying that when one door closes, another one opens. man: these walls are gonna be all blown out. lemonis: i think i just found that door on a much better location. man: 250,000 cars a day pass here. lemonis: the west side highway runs from west 72nd street all the way down the hudson river to lower manhattan. it's one of the busiest streets in manhattan. quite frankly, the exposure is gonna be great for business. man: you could fit about 18 to 20 cars within this space. lemonis: the challenge with our current space is that there's one way in and one way out. this has one way in and another way out. jon: i could literally look at like four or five cars at once. lemonis: in the old location, we were appraising around 600 cars a month and buying about 1/3 of everything we appraised, so 200 cars a month. in this new location, we should appraise about 1,000 cars a month and buy about 1/3 of them, so 333 cars a month. not only is it a better location, but

by andrew mccabe. all these conservative media stories over the last few days going after andrew mccabe are carefully footnoted in senator grassley's letter. always properly cite your sources. we saw in the conservative media this foretold over the last week or so. but what chuck grassley is doing in his official capacity as the republican chairman of the judiciary committee, it's important. there are two republican senators who are in charge of leading investigations into russia and the trump campaign and obstruction of justice, richard burr in intelligence and chuck grassley in judiciary and one of those republicans has now decided that the fbi is the problem here. he is going after the fbi and apparently trying to discredit their investigation in terms of its origins and to discredit the man leading the fbi right now, andrew mccabe. this new strategy to go after andrew mccabe specifically is important, not just because he is acting director of the fbi while the fbi is doing these investigations. the

andrew, how are you?. >> okay, andrew has liked this company very much which is different than says it is a company that is a fraud. >> thes short though. >> i'm still as we speak. >> i would be, you know -- >> yeah. >> andrew's got much more -- great conviction. i would be afraid to be short this. i use that word on phrase not lightly because this has gre greater -- every time now that it goes up there's a guy who raises the price target but it's on the same thing over and over. i like the stock. after it cools off i will tell people to get right back in it. the reversal is telling. i was telling david faber i no longer want to be known as jim. i want to be known as nvidia. when you do that, that's my sar cass it particular way of saying, whoa, come on! it has gaming chips and it's switch. >> it's a great company. google is a great company. there are a lot of great companies out there but you have to understand these are companies who have stock prices attached to them. because of that when you add $12 b

the news anchor sits down with erin andrews. it's andrews' first interview since her cancer diagnosis. she also talks about whether she can forgive the stalker who took nude fphotos of her. we have a preview of the interview coming up. >>> a big jackpot up for grabs tonight. need some incentive to play? we'll tell you comes the heat. we're going to be climbing from 69 to the mid and upper 80s by this afternoon. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds, a pleasant day, even warmer tomorrow. it might be nice to go out and do a little boating as we gaze at boathouse row. that's comfortable long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality. i'm just speechless because it's perfect. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >>> i'm meteorologist tammie souza. today the 80s. 88 in center city, 87. allentown 86.

. >> they enjoyed the event as did andrew.nly one who couldn't actually see what was going on. >> witness the moment he's able to see his wedding for the very first time. >>>> football handling. >> i know. you never see him with a soccer ball. i'm sure he's incredible. >>> kelly was really fun and exciting. she possessed all those qualities i wish i had. she was just so different than me and gave me a whole new perspective on life. >> you've heard of love at first sight. the folks are calling this love at second sight. >> i was starting starting starg blind spots so we went for tests. >> andrew has what's called starsgard disease which causes vision loss. >> we got married 15 years ago. so many special things about that day. >> everybody showed up and made it just a beautiful event and they had fun just seeing how much we loved each other. >> everybody there enjoyed the event as did andrew. but he's the only one who couldn't actually see what was going on. on his special day. 15 years ago. >> did i fully appreciate everything

>> the gentleman who was just speaking with andrew wyatt, spokesman for bill cosby. guided him out by the elbow. bill cosby is legally blind, turns 80 next month, needs assistance getting in and out of his vehicle and in and out of the courthouse. andrew wyatt has been here and at his side throughout the trial and deliberations and is no doubt headed back inside the courthouse to meet up with bill cosby and guide him out the front doors and back to his vehicle to head home presumably. i didn't see who was speaking but i can tell you that the alleged victim has been in the courtroom throughout the trial and deliberation. was in the courtroom when this mistrial was declared with her mother, they hugged, supporters giving her, not emotional as far as, bill cosby at one point, letting them go but also we should know, may be happy to leaving a free man but he knows he may be back again to face these same charges again because the das saying he will retry this case but what we are seeing behind me are the media scrambling to get the exit of bill cosby from the courthouse,

bloomberg's andrew barton has more from dubai. andrew?s certainly is a big theuncement here, upending , andssion in saudi arabia to a certain extent, consolidating the power that the deputy crown prince has been accumulating over the last year-and-a-half. he is the guy in charge of the war in yemen. he is the guy who has been involved with the standoff in qatar. he is the one who has been 2030 to this vision reduce saudi arabia's dependence on oil and try to usher in a new era. there is a lot at stake and it is all on his shoulders. there is no more impediments. he has a free hand to do it. success or fail, will all fall on him. qatar ands talk about figure out what is happening there. does this mean we are likely to see the standoff with doha lasting longer? does it mean we are more likely to get a resolution? where does it take that story? andrew: well, i think most people have -- see -- i mean, he is the power behind the throne. that has been made more evident today. since he has come onto the scene, we have seen a much more , andssive

andrew wilkow scheme. we had to madison wisconsin. this city in the north of the united states is home to andrew housekeeper and the company of hot dog king oscar meyer who we came across in the preston martin case america is. the scientist work for this company for thirty years. you know to. he's at the university. but he doesn't hide his proximity to the american meat body. presented with our i.r.c. challenge documents he acknowledges everything. almost. so did the meat industry paid you for this i received some compensation for my time as well as the others how much. i'm not going to say i don't know thousands tens of thousands of dollars. small amounts. can we have an idea. and defending not tried since to be a very big thing for industry looking for a substitute. has been attempted. and was a tall sally. something as chemically simple as nitrite. and as unique as nitrate having a substitute has not been possible to anyone's ability but if there is more risk of getting cancer don't you think it's important to try to find a solutio

joining us is andrew sentence and moritz kraemer.u look at the u.k., what does all of this main for brexit negotiations? do you just look or try to preempt and say we get a softer brexit? moritz kraemer: i think time is of the essence, it has been one year since the referendum and 12 a little bit more than one year to negotiate all of the referendum and we have a little bit more than one year to negotiate all of the different parts to get anywhere near the finishing line. if we have another election, let's say, it would slow down the negotiation process arguably and make it harder to find an agreement. is not a instability good for the process and that is safe to say. francine: what does it mean for the rating of the company -- country? if we see inflation rise, does it mean investments are under threat? >> they are at risk in any case. from.k. has most benefited forward investment and much of the investment came from the u.k., and my understanding, the u.k. was part of the largest common market and that would no longer be the case.

andrew mccabe now is acting director of the fbi. used to be deputy director of the fbi.as deputy director of the fbi under james comey, he was one of the handful of high-ranking fbi officials who james comey went to and talked to about his conversations with president trump. when he says trump told him basically to kibosh the russia investigation. james comey wrote contemporaneous memos about those conversations with president. he also at the time briefed a handful of trusted fbi colleagues, including andrew mccabe, which means andrew mccabe conceivably can cooperate comey's testimony that trump asked him to drop the fbi investigation. if they can tarnish the whole fbi investigation and the credibility of the acting director of the fbi, if they get andrew mccabe specifically, they have taken a big step toward undermining, for one, the incredibly damning testimony of james comey against the president in this obstruction of justice inquiry. if they can muddy the waters enough, that's the strategy we can see taking shape before our eyes right now. it is fascinating to watch

joe is out today and andrew is in colorado.oining him this hour. the aspen institute's walter isaacson, aol cofounder steve case, and former u.s. commerce secretary penny pritzker andrew, good morning, good to see you again. >> good to see you >> there he is it's early there >> it's early. we, i should tell you, and we'll show you a little bit later, not only are we in beautiful aspen, there's actually a crime scene behind us. i feel like i'm doing local tv, literally is taped off a car is in a little pond right behind us, so we'll show you that and talk about it later it's a little bit one of those sort of strange videos but -- steve case and walter isaacson coming up in a second >> is everything okay? >> everything's okay >> i assume you didn't drive that car >> it wasn't me. but this -- this will be in the local police blotter tomorrow here in aspen. >> we need a shot of it later. we need to hear the story behind it in the meantime let's take a check on the markets this morning. futures have been higher all morning long you'

andrew, as always, thank youngsters. andrew, as always, thank you very much.. we will see you very soon will hello there. with heavy rain and some strong winds in the forecast, you could well see some disruption to travel over the next 2a hours. there could be lying surface water around and the strength of the wind perhaps strong enough to down to some small trees. we have low pressure pushing gradually northwards and eastwards across the country during the past few hours. through tuesday morning, that area brings outbreaks of rain across many parts of the country. gale force gusts of wind at times, too. there will be brighter conditions moving in from the west later on. let's look at 8am for the morning commute. cloudy for the midlands down tot the south—east with patchy outbreaks of rain. more sunshine as we head south—west of england and wales. sunny spells, scattered showers, still windy around the exposed coasts and hills. wet whether continuing across north wales, the midlands, northern england. northern ireland will see a return to drier weather with su

patricia hails from canada, andrew is from australia.y've been working remotely around the wororld for years n. the couplele do consululting r young entrepreneurs and develop brands, all the way from website to logo. and all while on the road. >> most people back in the real world, as we say, don't understand what we do. so when we go and visit family or friends, they think we are on permanent vacation. >> yup the f family goes, what e , you doing, w when are you u ci back to work? like, i am working, and even though you can say this message repeatedly, it just doesn't come out, it doesn't get remembered. >> patrica and andrew have a meeting in their outdoor office -- via skype. tracy also c calls herself a digital nomad, and does frequeut busisiness with andrew and patricic. >> the upsides of working with people virtuallyly ithat i it openens up the entire world.d.i haveve meetings s througho the day, whether its bali, canada, australia, the whole world is available and that's pretty amazing. >> the hubud buiding i is made cocompletely

[ applause ] >> andrew, andrew? president there signing an order for agencies to start the wholesale deletion of health and safety rules that sort of keep industry in check, and then he looks around, thanked by name andrew. andrew, the head of dow chemical. andrew, welcome to the oval office. have a ceremonial pen. you're the guy we're working for now. we got some new news today on where the boss of dow chemical has been hanging out with regard to the new administration. a.p. reporting the dow connell mcshane c-- chemical met with te head of epa. why the fate of a particular dow chemical pesticide? hears p the entry of scott pruitt's calendar which we have obtained. march 9, 3:05 to 3:30, meet with andrew, dow chemical, hilton america's houston room 845. and then three weeks later, the head of the epa brushed aside the findings of epa scientists and said, no, i'm not siding with you. instead, i'm siding with dow chemical. whose ceo i just met in that hotel room. he declares that dow chemical's pesticide would be jus

oh that's awesome. >> andrew: i just call it local food. >> anthony: right. >> andrew: but local justet. when i look at this table, again, i just get hawaii. it's got portuguese, japanese. you got okinawan. world war ii, i don't know some type of -- >> anthony: korean. >> andrew: korean, japanese, hawaiian. love child plate of awesomeness. >> anthony: right. the food is some bone deep hawaiian stuff, my friends, which is to say a delicious mash up of, well, look -- take taco rice, it's a dish created in okinawa to approximate tex-mex for home sick american gis that was then appropriated in a post-ironic way by younger generations of okinawans and japanese, and has now found its way back to hawaii, got that? >> andrew: goin' right in there. >> anthony: wow. >> mark: identifying and seeing my best friends who are native hawaiian helped me to realize the pride of being from hawaii. understanding the hawaiian culture, living it. but also being very proud of being japanese. >> anthony: there's still a movement to a sovereign, uh, a sovereignty movement. so, if fighting broke out in the str

because we're both screwing andrew? that doesn't make us friends.e you. i know as well as the next gal how generous andrew is in bed. he is...dedicated. but he's weak. certainly not a presidential contender. so, when the next election rolls around, i'd make damn sure you bet the right horse, because when it comes to screwing someone, i'm not nearly as gentle as andrew. from me, it will hurt. you're free to go in, ms. pope. it's okay, charlotte. another time. just hear me out. i will hear you out when you are in the back of a police car. i'm calling 911. please? i need you to know why i'm like this. i need you to read these. [ camera shutter clicking ] just read them. it's the last thing i'll ever ask you to do. [ gate opens ] [ camera shutter clicking ] quinn. your face. oh, i'm fine. i figured it out. waco. it's not the city. it's an acronym. w-a-c-o. west angola commercial organization. it's a subsidiary of the west angolan government. jeremy winslow's law firm manages their american assets. mr. president. thanks for seeing me. [ doo

andrew: the challenge is executing.od rate for autonomous, how far, how fast it goes along, their ability to grow the internet of things, but it is about the right vision and how the market perceives the visions. it is not just a matter of numbers and stock. public market places are based on perception. people start thinking qnx 7.0 will be a q are -- leader, binstock will follow fast before you see it in the numbers. vonnie: who is their immediate competitor in this space? andrew: it is google. google is going hard and strong into this base. -- this space. some people see it as validation. i would say not one person owns an operating system. i would say google would be the biggest threat. vonnie: you have gone confidence in john chen and his staff -- good confidence. andrew: i wish he would be more promotional with his stock. but i think he is very focused. a few years back he was talking about saving the company. talkingtle by little about the divisions, maximizing asset, and he has been doing that ready to take the n

cellmates andrew conteh and jonathan lacey were old friends from the street.ow lacey has been moved out of the unit. he says he and conteh got into a fight over a card game. >> we fought for like ten minutes. it was a lot of wrestling. for him to be his size, i don't think there should have been a lot of wrestling. when i got to throwing the hands, i say he gave me a good four licks. i gave him about good, five, six licks. >> conteh agrees the fight was over a card game. but his account of the results are different than lacey's. >> we got into an argument over spades. he told me to shut the [ bleep ] up. my mother don't even tell me that. so i did what i had to do. i did what i know best. >> what's that? >> put my paws on him. i didn't give him that chance to put his hands up or nothing. i just punched him. >> steven says he witnessed the fight and said he agrees with conteh's version. >> conteh had no marks on him. i didn't see him get hit one time. >> i beat him like he stole something and kept going. his face was [ bleep ] up. his body had bruises and every

andrew exum, sit your idea this is going to happen just because to have the kind of war that is?i thinoften they have not cad out what russia or iran would like them to be so i think that was very wise. i would also say that where we are in the military campaign against the islamic state means that u.s. and other coalition forces are going to be this closer proximity to syrian regime forces. now, you know, the legal and policy assumptions that underpin the u.s. and coalition war against the islamic state was that the syrian regime couldn't exert any type of sovereignty east where the islamic state has been. that's beginning to change, and the coalition is starting to spread out as well. unfortunately, you're seeing the forces in greater proximity and i expect you will see more of these incidents in the future. >> woodruff: is that your expectation that this is just getting more complicated by the day, practically? >> i think we're getting closer to our primary objectives towards i.s.i.s. is to take a certain amount of core territory in eastern syria and the raqqa province. so, ye

returning to andrew marr in the studio.ary, i am joined now by the shadow foreign secretary, emily thornberry. you are listening to cressida dick and you are of course a london mp yourself. to cressida dick and you are of course a london mp yourselflj to cressida dick and you are of course a london mp yourself. i did not get a lot of sleep. like a lot of londoners, we did not get a lot of londoners, we did not get a lot of sleep. it reminded us of 7/7 when we lost so many people. 13 people from islington. you were newly elected? yes. it was immensely challenging to know what the best thing to do was. my view was that you have to ask people to stick together. what they are trying to do is separate the very essence of london. we are an example to the world of a multiracial, multinational city. we can show the world how it can be and they want to undermine it and we will not let them. we have to make sure we continue to stick together defiantly and make sure we work together as a community and people have to be brave and stron

that was andrew marr with his guests earlier. has hinted at a lack of collective decision—making under theresa may before the election. he told the andrew marr programme that the election result was not what the party had wanted but now it had to get on and make the best of it, including a different approach, he said, under the new administration. i think the prime minister was right to ask for a bigger majority to open up to ask for a bigger majority to open up the brexit negotiations and to build a stronger, fairer britain beyond that. she did not have an elected mandate herself. she wanted a bigger majority. that hasn't transpired and we have to get on and make the best of it. she is responsible for this. she called the election, made it about her, said it is me, me, me. lots of the country said no, no, no, and now we are in a position of chaos. the whole process has been thoroughly responsible. hang ona has been thoroughly responsible. hang on a moment. the cabinet supported her in that election campaign. so it's your fault t

fallon, the defence secretary, willjoin andrew.t look at the weather. first, here is a picture. you said the sunlight breakthrough. this is the sunlight breakthrough. this is the view above westminster. a little glimpse of blue sky, phil. it was glorious to start the day in east sussex. and a great swathes of the country enjoys that. a decent speu the country enjoys that. a decent spell of weather at the moment. although yesterday's weather front is trying to pull away into the near co nsta nt, is trying to pull away into the near constant, it leaves behind an area of low pressure which is already supplying shallows to scotland and northern ireland, one or two into the north—west of england and west and wales. those will become more prevalent. the rain is growing more widely in the afternoon. across scotland, some intense showers, a rumble of thunder perhaps. watch out if you are thinking about walking outside in the afternoon. a dry start across the north of england and into wales, but showers later. the further south and east you

andrew marr is with us as is up—to—date. andrew marr is with us as well.ichmond park first. the returning officer for richmond park to clout that the numberof for richmond park to clout that the number of votes is as follows... goldsmith, conservative, 28,000 588. anthony edmund, 426. sarah jane conservative, 28,000 588. anthony edmund, 426. sarahjane all me, liberal democrats... the total number of ballot papers rejected was 131. because vaults we re rejected was 131. because vaults were governed for more than one candidate, 19. because of being unmarked, 112. turnout was 79.3%. i declare that zach goldsmith is duly elected as member of parliament for the richmond park constituency. majority of just 45 the richmond park constituency. majority ofjust 45 on a very high turnout of 79% in richmond park. sarah 0lney pipped at the post. thank you. i want to thank the returning officer for organising what was a very difficult process and all the counters, many of whom are still here today. they will be delighted to know that is the end of accounting for the team

andrew, go ahead. >> good morning.out the restoration of legacy as ebony spoke on and also mr. cosby's mantra is the revolutions in the home and not blaming yourself as a victim. education has been his key to success and his speech throughout the years. talking about personal development, talking about cleaning up your neighborhoods, asking for safe passage and creating relationships in the community with the police department and gang members to try and clean up the community. it has nothing to do with sexual assault. i think the media took it up on themselves to turn it into a sexual assault conversation because what happened, a question was asked what happens if mr. cosby receives a question about his criminal case and about sexual assault, would he be able to answer those? >> surely, you know he is going to be asked about those questions. sinned it aas i understand you' taking the town halls to chicago, detroit, philadelphia and in july and you are taking questions from that audience. you would expect that audience

weedon. ( andrew weedon nos cuenta que decidió actuar por su cuenta al ver las llamas tan cerca, una sus herramientas para hacerle frente a las llamas que amenazaban con destruir su vivienda, mientras que su madre y su hermana tuvieron que evacuar la casa por órdenes de las autoridades ) la autopista 14 estuvo cerrada al circulacion por ms ee 5 horas, lo que origin un caos vial que muchos conductores en su desesperacion por llegar a su destino causaron obstrucciones a las unidades de emergencia, algo que se deve de hacer dicen las autoridades. sot. carlos hernndez/ vocero del departamento de bomberos del condado de los ngeles ( lo que les puedo decir es que sería bien que no bloqueen el sholder, ya que tenemos un montón de vehículos de emergencia que van para riba y para abajo tratando de llegar al incendio ) de acuerdo a las investigaciones de los bomberos el siniestro comenz poco antes de la 1:00pm, cuando un vehculo volco sobre la autopista 14 a la altura de placerita canyon rd, y en tan solo unas cuantas horas el incendio se propag rpidamente alcanzando a devorar casi 800 acres d

his name is andrew weissmann.er in brooklyn in his role at the fraud division at the justice department he did a ton of work specifically on the foreign corrupt practices act. that might come in handy. stick a pin in that. andrew weissmann has joined special council into the trump/russia matter. we don't know the full extent as to who robert mueller has working with him. andrew weissmann including highest profile mob prosecutions we have had in this country, veteran of multiple high profile fraud cases, the guy who led the enron task force at the beginning of the 2000s that everybody thought would be the biggest scandal of the george bush administration until 9/11 happened. andrew weissmann who basically overhaulered treatment we know he is the highest paid government toead the investigation. andrew weissmann's appointment was first reported by bloomberg news. we might learn more what it tells us about the investigation we may learn more. we can report tonight that although robert mueller and his spokes men are no

to andrew's point, the mail.wsg.company, like, mail.citibank.com look for that sort of odd thing? and also i've notice in phishing attacks, to me, look at what they call the top level domain >> correct >> as opposed to@citibank.com, it's citibank.co or some other country. >> i would take a step back for nontechti nontechties. to give you an example we get targeted by phishing abeing tos all day long at phish me >> are they poking you >> yeah, of course i get an e-mail which looks like it's from my co-founder who says, we've had this issue, and i start off reading, and says dear -- right. that's the clue. my co-founder never calls me dear >> oh. hope you are well. no >> but it sounds like if somebody wants to attack you -- so a lot of things you sent me were sort of things you could send en masse to people. >> correct >> but now people are doing very sophisticated like to you personally >> right >> who never is trying to get you, you'd have to think of all the different things that relate to tu specifically >> they're

george has the leash in the mouth and is like let's go, andrew. >> he can tell andrew's about to makehe's like i'm going to take you out of here before things go south. >>> a man roams the streets of new york -- >> wearing his denim romper. >> see why the public's divided on his bold fashion choice. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> this little cutie is ready for bed. ♪ >>> the romper. or now as we're calling it the romp-him. this fella decided to go to different neighborhoods in new york wearing it. lots of different reactions. starting in washington heights. >> i mean, it's new york. you see much weirder stuff. >> let's see how some of the folks respond. >> hello papi. >> you've got the cat callers. hey, daddy. let me see what yo

marr programme, fire on the andrew marr programme.o reports that the responding to reports that the building did not have a proper sprinkler system. people want to know whether or not the government took the appropriate action following a previous far in 2009 what was actually done. philip hammond was questioned about it today, and he said he was not there today, and he said he was not there to see the governorate had not acted on it, there was a consultation in place, they commissioned researchers. he was asked about this issue of sprinklers, whether or not there should have been sprinkler is in place in a building like grenfell tower, and he was making the point that in terms of the advice they had been given - experts that they been given from experts that they we re been given from experts that they were not clear on whether or not sprinklers were actually needed. here is what he said. well, if the conclusion. a here is what he said. well, if the conclusion . a proper technical conclusion of a proper technical evaluation is that t

andrew: hiring was up a little bit as we came into april.e tapping of the rates in the near term. multiple people do not buy into the trump salesmanship that exalted run overnight and money will come out of the keynesian bucket. companiesncture, were savvy. 2% gdp does not move the dial. joe: a programming note for wednesday. tom keenes and scarlet fu's kickoff special coverage a lot happier eastern .ith a full lineup of guests next, hourming up exclusive conversation with london mayor sadiq khan. he spoke about keeping innovation growing in the u.k. capital as well as his relationship with president trump. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: "what did you miss?" last week elected in the u.k. opens a new front in the battle over brexit. theresa may's senior ministers are promoting is exit. determine to force a clean break. here is mayor sadiq khan talking about his plans for the city owes brexit. mayor khan: i am really excited. it was the biggest london tech week ever. it shows the world that london is open. over the last year, we

again this now -- not quite a barrage yet, andrew. the third or fourth so far today, right despite the phony witch-hunt going on in america, the economic and job numbers are great. regulations are way down

andrew garfield. man, he hago >> back flip and everything. like michael jackson and then some. wouldn't you say. >> moves. >> well, finally hopefully do beyonce soon. mark your calendars. beyonce is coming back. we know the dates for next year's coachella. >> more importantly the dates that beyonce will perform. her pregnancy forced her to drop out of this year's coachella, replaced by lady gaga. already announced, as one of next year's headliners. >> yeah, so next year, coachella dates. weekend one, we now know, friday, april 13. little earlier this year than last year. this one. through sunday april 15th. weekend two, friday april 20th through sunday april 22nd. >> tickets go on sale tomorrow. because beyonce is headlining now they're expect to go fast. if you want them, going to have to do that thing where you hover over the mouse. try to click. >> doesn't matter. people are going to get the tickets any way. be thousand of dollars. then she is going to drop out. >> did she call you for a refresher for single ladies dance. >> i'm choreograp

was it available to buchanan to shortd resolve the issue of what andrew jackson had done when south carolina was threatening secession during his presidency? was there a political path through the briarpatch of the moment? michael: that's the right question to ask. i will be very blunt and say no. there is no solution. who areot top people working on trying to find a solution, and nobody can find anything that is going to satisfy all the relevant parties, particularly the republican party. i think if you go backwards, you could say buchanan could have forestalled the crisis of 1860 and 61 by not mucking it up with dred scott and kansas and his break with stephen douglas. there was no need for him to a broken with stephen douglas. i can see many alternatives to him in terms of some orting him the way he did. -- supporting him the way he did. it was an irrepressible conflict. you ask a great question. we will be sorting this out forever. leavesome contemporaries -- believe that by the use of fourth and south carolina, most historians don't i the idea that andrew jackson could have stopped the

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george has the leash in the mouth and is like let's go, andrew. >> he can tell andrew's about to makehe's like i'm going to take you out of here before things go south. >>> a man roams the streets of new york -- >> wearing his denim romper. >> see why the public's divided on his bold fashion choice. sell the illusion. >>> this little cutie is ready for bed. ♪ >>> the romper. or now as we're calling it the romp-him. this fella decided to go to different neighborhoods in new york wearing it. lots of different reactions. starting in washington heights. >> i mean, it's new york. you see much weirder stuff. >> let's see how some of the folks respond. >> hello papi. >> you've got the cat callers. hey, daddy. let me see what you working with. >> oh. >> then you've got these obnoxious kids. >> i'm going to go get a hair cut in washington heights. >> now, he says the barbershop is the place to be. in most neighborhoods it is. it's also a rough crowd. >> oh. >> yeah. he walks in and they immediately get at him. >> in this situation, i'm going to say everybody right now is the insecure one. the

george osborne has just said on the andrew marr show that she is a dead woman walking, strong words,o grind and clearly there is a very fluid situation and theresa may is vulnerable so they will want to get this deal nailed down as soon as possible, but for now there is not a deal in place. do you think we will get as far as the queen's speech with theresa may as prime minister? george osborne has just said on the andrew marr show that she is a dead woman walking, strong words, and we know he has an axe to grind and mean his view is incorrect and there are not people out there who think she should go straightaway. there is certainly deep unease result but there is no doubt that she has been critically wounded in this process and she is now doing her best to best to try to get the backing of those ten dup mps, as she is certainly proceeding on the assumption she will get the queen's speech. jeremy corbyn though clearly thinks he has everything to play for, he still thinks he can be prime minister, he says he is intending to conservative party over her position, she thought she had no

he was speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr and was speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marrand said was speakingsaid that the conservatives we re marr and said that the conservatives were in turmoil. we have a chaotic situation with a government that sought re—election on the basis of wanting a bigger mandate and a bigger majority to bring stability to british politics and what have we got? a minority and read government is relying on the dup to try to get business in the house of commons when they have no agreed positions as for as i can work out on most issues. it seems to me chaotic and i think we are quite ready and able to put forward a serious programme, which beasley, has a massive support in this country. remember, this election campaign turned around a great deal on the basis of an awful lot of people rejecting the politics of fear and instead embracing the politics of hope that we can challenge austerity and actually start sharing the welfare around this country much better. in terms of raw and brute numbers and the way that the system works, they got more votes and seats than you did

and he goes to the wall and andrew trying to score from first.ere comes andrew knapp we have a play at the plate, sort of. he is safe. phils win 1-0 and tomorrow they host arizona. how much do you know about north dakota. capital of bismarck and 50 states ranged 47th in population. next month eagles wide out and tightened will learn more than that they'll join carson wentz for passing camp. wrapping up final dave mini camp this is last taste of organized football until training camp in five weeks. for those not going to fargo they have other plans. >> i have a nice flight going to disney world. i'll enjoy that with my girlfriend. just owe go out there and be a big kid. never been out. there i'm going to be a big kid for five, six days and since i get back home it's back to training and keeping me straight for short. >> i see you. >> jay right in camden to watch former nova stars josh heart and darel republican eldz work out. monk was there as well ' contender for the sixers what had third overall pick in the nba craft. >> i think di a good job an

then we got andrew peck.tor and then we've got 36 other incredible investors 33, 34 others. so they're all amazing and they're getting better and better and better. >> what do you make of warren buffett's argument, and really an argument is made across wall street these days that active management is out of style that ultimately, after fees, you'll do much better in a -- >> i agree with that >> -- in the index you do >> i think that most people can't beat the indexes and i think that the consolidation going on in this industry and all the people are very highly paid in this industry, they're going to lose their jobs they're going to have to do something else but as far as people beating the index, 99%, a lot of mutual funds, beat the indexes. beat the bench marks 98% are in the top 15% of mutual funds, and 78% or 79% are in the top 10%, and we've got, you know, two or three that are number one for the time that they started not 1% number one >> does it change the business though for you if most of the -- if m

judge is having this back and forth with bill cosby we understand the judge asked this because of andrew wyat cosby's spokesperson claiming on tv yesterday, that when the jury announced it had dead locked, that it was a victory or vindication for bill cosby and his legal team. cosby answered that he did understand that, he would not be subject to any double jeopardy issues, if the prosecution was to bring a case again. now we have not heard from andrew wyat yet on this tenth day in the trial, the jury has been deliberating all week. even though they announce thread dead locked, deliberations are continuing, and we spoke to a legal expert , about andrew wyat's comments, to reporters. >> he is also, i think, probably, uncomfortable about the press spokesperson for mr. d critiquing the trial process. he has a first amendment right obviously but in the middle of a trial like this would you hope that the press spokesmen would be reserved. >> reporter: now, also this morning, the jury asked to review, a previously sworn testimony by bill cosby, and that is what they referred to inside the cour