asher, it's always good to hear from you. >> there you go. >> asher edelman. >> thank you. >> the founder legendary investor. pete? >> that was the most interesting thing i've heard in a really long time from asher. >> but do you believe it? >> i'll tell you what -- >> do you believe it is the question? >> first of all, i have been a big believer in my own thoughts in terms of when i see changes if it's in the right stocks that create opportunity. now i think the interesting tradeoff of this would be if asher is correct on this whole thing, the banks certainly are a part of it in some way, shape, or form no matter how narrow that might be. i think then that would also mean is there one plunge protection team or are there multiple? >> you don't know. >> but if there's one, that moons -- and goldman sachs, morgan stanley are involved -- >> there's not a -- wouldn't have wanted to. there's no way. this is political politics and ideology, trump everything in this country. there's no way that that plunge protection team -- >> do you buy it? do you buy what asher is selling? >> i don't sell it.

killer's assurances given that the serial killer's a5her5 assurances given that the serial killer's ashersed on saddleworth moor. the express criticises the amount of money spent on keeping him alive. the prime suspect in the killing of wpc yvonne fletcher will not be prosecuted, according to the telegraph, because police were blocked from using key evidence on national security grounds. we will start with the financial times. labour pledges £49 billion tax rise to fund a spending push. a lot of comment about this. are they able to raise all of the money that the need for all of the promises and pledges for all of the promises and pledges for the tax rises? i mean, you read through this manifesto and it is full of promises. we will spend money on this and that. even though they said they are going to raise 48 or £49 billion in new taxes, many of the promises aren't actually costed at all. they haven't said where the extra money is going to come from for nationalisation, for example. they are going to renationalise the railways and they are going to renationalise royal mail and parts of the

asher gave up two runs in the second inning. oriels lose their second straight.hen skip ahead, tied at five, seconds into the second half, maryland gets on the board. megan is out in front and scores. maryland jen giles on the run. th ball is out to caroline steel. right place, right time. maryland now closing this one out. still, the closer, puts it at the back of the net. maryland wins it 16-13 from their third national title in four years. >>> and tonight on "sports final," we go behind the scenes at redskins ota. kirk cousins talks about his contract situation but he talks about why the rookie jonathan allen loves more than just football. he's good at music, too. we have that coming up. 6m multitalented. get free delivery -- -- save big on our most popular living room, dining room and bedroom sets. plus save $100 dollars on every $1000 you spend. the memorial day sale at havertys. life looks good. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospic

brian yorker, who adapted the show from jay asher's novel, it's adapted so well with a tv series with each tape being an episode. you feel like you're in a mystery story even though you know what's going to happen. and there's something very moody, almost narrish about the way the atmosphere of the school is constructed. that's a very compelling atmosphere, and it was really easy to sink into it and to watch this whole story with these characters who were really going through a lot. >> brangham: sonia, how would you respond to that concern, though, that it in some ways could be seen as a guide book, a textbook, that a young woman goes through some very troubling things-- this is not to discount the things that happen to her in the series. they're really awful things that she experiences. but we see the resolution of that is her suicide and then this very long sort of, what some have argued is a sort of revenge fantasy played out on her classmates. how do you respond to that, that that's not a great thing to show kids? >> sisters not always about recreating what's happening. they're ab

frontal by multiple magazines the pennsbury school district welcome artist such as john maher and asherhe past. >>> sean brace joining us now with what's on his mind tonight. sean? >> leave request alone, all right? come on he's a good guy. he's one of ours. by now you've heard all about the 76ers sam hinkie and the process. what you might not have heard about is this. a banner being raised in hinkie's honor this past tuesday night. my commentary on why you should be more than okay with that is next. ♪ >>> sean brace takes on sixers fans not appreciating sam hinkie and his process. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ the night of the nba lot will he this past tuesday night my phone was going off and the main reason wasn't about the sixers being awarded third overall pick in the upcoming draft. nope. it was because of a sam hinkie banner being raised to the roof at xfinity live. people behind the banner are local podcast known by the rights to ricky sanchez have i to give credit because it is absolutely hilarious and now for the sixers fans that have been doubtful of sam hinkie's process inc

the other passenger moved from and asher. yooik a 5 the one in the video. a single engine am fib yeen plane p the the company uses the area to train students on the water. the a plane sunk hard last month. no one was hurt in that. >> just into the newsroom a knew activity in the millennium tower sag ooh 49ers joe mt. accusing millennium partners of hiding builds troubles when they struck a deal with him to give him a discount on the lease in exchanges for prompting the building the luxury high rise is leaning and sinking metaphor his says his unit is off level fit and finish in disrepair the lawsuit seeks damages in excess of $1 million. several people living in the high rise have already filed a class action lawsuit against the developers. >>> he is on the wroong wrong side of the law the marin county coroner is in jail tonight within the past ten minutes we received this mugshot of cheap deputy allen harris. it happened over the course of seven years and might be a family member mp nbc mark matthewss is at the courthouse this evening details. >> raj this

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also author of several books, including his latest, "asher physics for people in a hurry. -- astrophysicsor people in a hurry." watch live from noon to 3:00 on may 7. proposedhairman reversing the obama oninistration's restrictions the internet. the proposed to return to light regulatory framework that served so well during the clinton administration, bush admin's ration, and the first six years of the obama administration. tonight, we talk to the vice president of public knowledge about the impact of the proposal. >> we think the rule, the net neutrality rules, are working. the overwhelming majority of americans want to have clear rules of the role -- road to have a projecte -- protected internet. so we are concerned he wants to repeal some or all of those rules. >> there was not a problem. ,here was no dystopian controlled internet with the isp's or anyone else interfering with people's ability to look at content of their choice. atwatch "the communicators" 8:00 eastern on c-span [applause] -- on c-span 2. open phones to end our program. we can talk about any political public policy iss

asher philip, one of the rising stars of british sprinting, she won their women's 100 metres.beat sally pearson, the 2012100 metres gold medallist. i just split second, from australia. but a great run in front of a crowd of hundreds, maybe even thousands down here in manchester. it's funny to think looking at that track, running along dean date, the main thoroughfares through manchester. this is all happening just five, maybe ten minutes' walk from the arena whether bombing happened on monday. the security all around the city, ardent guards everywhere. this isa city, ardent guards everywhere. this is a chance for manchester to come out and show they are not afraid and will stand in solidarity. the sport has been a side story, but it has been a chance for manchester to once again get together and say we are not afraid. thank you much. the play—off final is at twickenham tomorrow. wasps and exeter only divided by the number of wins. in a long, brutal season, there is one more heat. in the semifinals, both exeter chiefs victory over mighty saracens and wasps win over leicester ti

a former facebook staffer says its role is not to be the asher of what is and isn't offence itch materialbunch of people making it up as they go along. 0ver many years, this rule book has been built up as new social problems come along, new users come along. the company says, "we work ha rd to along. the company says, "we work hard to make facebook as safe as possible while enabling free speech. in addition to investing in new people, we're building better tools to keep our community safe." amy wilson, who has self—harmed in the past, was upset when asked by facebook to remove images of her healing wounds. she believes such images can symbolise recovery. but the images of people in crisis should never be shown. the images of people in crisis should never be shownlj the images of people in crisis should never be shown. i don't think photos of actual self—harm and somebody doing it on the live streams or photos of wounds, i don't think they should be shown at all. i don't understand how there could be any positive in it. facebook say they work with law enforcement to save lives. but all thi

number one spot goes to and asher michigan.t number 15, san francisco checks number at number 24, santa clair at 29 and san jose in 88th place. the study look at crime, schools, jobs and the cost of living while compiling the list. well the cost of living is very high. >> plesanton on that list. >> or reineda. >> with can make the list up. >> good weather all around for especially heading through the upcoming weekend. the chance of rain has started to process diminish for the weekend forecasts. talk about that but look at the cool down only 71 in san jose. full update in five minutes. >> the promise is simple if you're not happy with our product just send it back. but the situation gets complicated when an unexpected fee appears i'm consume err vrpgt chris chmura bay area responds next. yes, the toyota mirai runs on hydrogen. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blow

the other passenger moved to the area from ann asher michigan zbloochlt it was an icon a 5 like the onengle engine plane. the and uses lake berryessa to train students on the water. an a 5 plane near miami after landing hard on the water no one was hurt nlgtsds incident. >>> pointing the firj at b.a.r.t. today a victim of last month's robbery at the lk oakland coliseum stadium is station to so speaking publicly he has nightmares about the ambush on the train. the janelle wang joins you life only two arrests from the april 22nd attack police say about 50 juveniles storm on the rain robbing 7 passenger beating two. one of the beating spoke for the first time rusty staff was fighting back tiers recalling the incident at a news conference pch he was riding the train back with his wife and daughter as they pulled into the oakland coliseum stop he knew there was trouble because a mob of teenagers were pounding on the train. >> as soon as the doors opened the mob came in and immediately started robbing and beating individuals. they beat me first. i had two on top of me pufrmging me and i had a

the series is produced by singer-actor selena gomez and is based on jay asher's young adult best-sellerll debut next year. next- how much money it costs to stay the night in the house from the movie "a christmas story". that's coming up.((lktease)) yes, the toyota mirai runs on hydrogen. yes, the fuel is complimentary for up to three years. yes, it has an epa-estimated range of 312 miles. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai. ((jr stone lead)) ((landing vo)) two of the biggest challenges engineers are working on with self driving cars is how they will react to unpredictable accidents and extreme weather conditions. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate met with one mountain view tech company that is working on technology that could solve those issues. he got a demo and found out when autonomous vehicles are likely to land in our driveways. ((

the series is produced by singer-actor selena gomez and is based on jay asher's young adult best-seller. season two will debut next year. (justine) still ahead... a massive wildfire burns more than two-thousand acres... and it continues to get bigger... where it's happening...(jr stone) and next. a trip to the marin coastline... where oysters are shucked at their source. it's the next stop on tonight's 'dine and dish'. (justine) as the weather heats up, you might be tempted to jump in the car and drive to the coast to chill out.(jr stone) tonight on dine and dish - our vicki liviakis does just that.. and takes us to the oyster farm. when you spot a hog shack at the farm - you might be surprised to see - not hogs, but oysters.(oyster shucker) and how many are we shucking at one time in your group? uh, at least two. this is hog island oyster farm in marshall - along the marin coastline. people come here for the views. and a shucking good time.(vicki and visiter) you're going all the work! yup but they don't know how much i'm eating see. oh! the boat oyster bar serves up raw and bbq bi- va

asher. he wrote it ten years ago.reasons why she did it. >> jimmy: i mean, it's a -- it's a pretty deep subject to bring up. it's a big subject matter. i know there's a little controversy around it, too, because people are saying maybe -- it glorifies suicide. >> yeah well, i mean -- i mean, of course, like there's controversy, 'cause you need to have -- like i think things like these instigate discussion, which is the important part. and i think, you know, that we cover so many important issues in the show, that are gonna affect people differently, depending on their own personal context. and i'm like, everyone's feelings are valid, so i'm not going to tell anyone to feel anything differently. but you know, personally like, being directly involved in the show, and seeing the thought and the consideration that went into it, and also being a young adult, playing a young adult and covering issues that are relevant. i feel really proud of -- of the way that we covered it and the way we showed things. and i think, the oth

you look at the index go, it gdp goes ashere the well.rade numbers out of china later on this morning, if it is the latter, are we in for more weakness ahead? is this a debt cap balance? question,hat is a key something i have been focused on. the rebalance story is getting more and more nuanced, and what we have been seeing last few weeks here is the euro is the reflationinner of the story. you look at the metrics. then you look at forward inflation in germany, those expectations search to the most since september 8 and have retained the most of those gains were the other metrics you can look at have come back. when you are starting to see is the u.s. and china are more late to that respect. oil does not recover here. he gets back to the 200 day average and stays there. that will weigh on a lot of inflation metrics, inspected -- expected and what shows up in the next several months. and of course china as well for that question. yvonne: great to have you on a sunday evening. the chief of -- we have plenty more to come on bloomberg. you ar

they have had artists such as john mayor and asher roth in the past. that's a big deal.ooking for a quick beach get away. don't go too far. down the shore will do you well this summer, trip advisor just ranked wildwood crest as the number one summer vacation destination. ocean city, new jersey came in at number two. row hope bart and cape may also made the list. the greatest increases in seasonal hotel bookings? a. you booked your beach get away. >> dewey beach august. here he comes. here's one for the record boorks a piece of art by general michelle boss jawt has sold for $110.5 million at an auction in new york city. that's a record, a new record for an american artist, the 1982 painting of a skull is untitled it was bought by a japanese collector after a nearly ten-minute bidding war, the painting will now be displayed in his museum in japan. that's kind of cool. how does a segregated ceremony, why harvard university is holding an african-american only graduation and how much money was raised to make it happen. and speaking of rehoboth beach, there is a live look on t

tonight on "fast" famed investor asher edelman who predicted stocks would rally under trump now saysfishy happening. you will not want to miss this. plus, another day, another call for an iphone super cycle. has the apple cycle gone too far too fast. deal talk is brewing as constellation brands makes a bid for

very provocative story line about teen suicide based on a 2007 novel by jay asher.t selena says it must be happening, "13 reasons why" coming back. [ applause ] >> we were talking about it again at dinner. it gets kids to open up. >> you really -- you agree with watching it with kids. >> my older daughter, not my younger daughter, yep. >> all right, good. >>> and nicki minaj making dreams come true responding to one fan's request for a little financial help which then led to a massive proposal. telling fans to send her their stories and she would consider paying their education bills with a catch. she had to see proof of straight as to consider their request. sure enough, though, minaj doled out $20,000 to pay for school bills for her fans. some were small, some were big, $500, $6,000. she says she'll do it again in a month or two. >> good for her. >> so, work on those grades, everybody. >> good for her. money where her mouth is. >>> then finally a quickie, it's monday as you may have known. this guy, check him out. he is already had it. look at him. the right side

she said quote we stayed very true to the book that's initially what author jay asher created a beautifullyant to do. we wanted to do it justice and yeah, the backlash is going to come no matter it's not an easy subject to talk about ". >> i think it's an interesting topic. i think people are talking about 8l everybody is wondering, you know, is it too much for younger kids but i think subject matter people don't really talk about that often. >> suicide and bullying and things like that. i will say one of things the show does effectively domino effect. you can say one thing about somebody and then three years later you have no idea where that rhyme more went who it went to or that picture went. things like that. >> right. >> it's really scary. i think that, you know, it does make you open your eyes about bully league. i don't know the end of the show stayed true to what the show was trying to do is my personal opinion. >> i have to see it so i can join the conversation. >> sierra posted a beautiful video and she and russell wilson had their baby on friday. can we just show a picture of her

we stay true to the book and that's initial, initially what jay asher created was beautifully tragicallywhat we wanted to do. we wanted to do it justice. that's going to come no matter what. it's not an easy subject to hawk about but i'm fortunate with how it's doing. i'm overwhelmed. i'm very proud of it. whatever your reaction to the show it is getting a lot more people to talk about the problem of teen suicide >> yeah. >> it scares people. when you hear those words mental illness. >> but we as community need to embrace our young people. >> i feel like people don't take it serious when people start talking about their having -- dealing with a lot. people just like oh, well be tough, get over it. >> but it can be really serious and something really going on. >> and seriously over women ming for a young person who is not emotionally mature enough to handle it and really do know and i know it sounds trite but tomorrow will come. no matter what. >> absolutely right. >> the sun is going to come up. stop it. -- you can't stop it much it's going come off that horizon you'll see it. it will ri

ratig conversation. 13 reasons why have become a -- selena gomez produced 13 reasons why based on jay asherbe 13 episodes long. >> interesting to see what the story line is. >> like where do you go. >> following it up. >> allison made the suggestion they just do flash backs to like kind of a prequel to the actual thing. >> that's good idea. >> what more what leads up as opposed to -- you know how it ends. >> listen to this adele celebrated her birthday on friday posted all lady photos of herself. adele turned 29. >> poor thing. >> twetweeted photos that showed her with gray hair wearing a pink card began and glasses on a chain. nearly 30. thanks for the well wishes. see you soon. >> sorry, not sorry. >> moving on. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> look -- >> she thinks 29 is old. >> my gosh. >> everybody does until they hit 30. 30 is the new 20. >> yeah. >> look, wonder woman there's new trailer i'm looking forward to this much this is from the dc universe not the marvel uni universe. completely different. [ laughter ] >> look gal today gadot stars as diana prince. she has the shield, the las sew

jeanette asher lack of medical or for city and deep. good to see you.erize what you saw yesterday. what are the big risks for patients of the hospital's? >> i was absolutely stunned to see hospitals and patients in my opinion are the most vulnerable and most affected by this situation because doctors can't access the charts. charts are frozen. they can't access patient medication. but a day of worship to? what surgeries have been had? what interactions have they had in the past? they can't perceive that medical plans come as surgeries and procedures if you're not able to look at their history. it can be very dangerous. >> where are we now in that? >> right now is safety, making sure they educate staff. making sure no one's clicking on suspicious links. making sure no one is doing many surfing outside the normal. you've got to take precaution given the huge proponent of making sure we do everything we can in having antennae work on computer programs. >> is this a drawback or its electronic records? >> we have to be as efficient as possible in medicine an

. >> we're asking a discussion about asher. >> it really was gordon connectco. >> probably a composites the icon -- >> the icon -- >> that it wasn't him. this guy, we used to have him on "squawk" a lot. he was like unhinged. was he a bernie sanders supporter? >> he voted for bernie sanders, ardent supporter. did say, many other sane, rational people, that a donald trump win would rally stocks. and he -- that was spot on. >> the last time we had him on i was like in shock with some of his strongly held -- >> right but this gets to the notion and we run this because it got a lot of buzz on the internet that the markets have been completely resilient to everything that has gone on. volatility has just been sucked out of the system here. >> why do you need a plunge protection when you have the fed? >> i was just going to say. >> they're part of the plunge protection team. >> they are? >> joining us now alan krueger, economic and public affairs professor at princeton, our guest host today of course mohamed el-erian. alan, we'll all get a comment if you on the plunge protection team. you thi