. >> and barney - - barney clark said she was afraid he would not love her anymore. . >> and with those five primary doctors a and to be the fulcrum and those that you hang the history onto with the drive to succeed so give us a quick sketch of who these guys are. . >> i wanted to write the book i don't know how many of you remember but the most famous surgeon in the world of his tim time. he had to be leeward to houston and called baylor a third rate medical school he turned into a first-class institution and actually despitee his ego, he brought in excellent people from all over the country and all over the world and one of the people he brought in was a houston native. i don't know if you remember but he was from a fine family in houston one of the most handsome man who ever lived. [laughter] have got in trouble for saying that he looked like errol flynn and also one of the best surgeons who ever lived. when he started to do heart surgery they didn't have a heart lung machine you had to cart one - - cut into the heart and get out before the person had been problems. that this was the

day nine now as you can see there dortmund could only manage that draw against berlin lost out to barney and if they're at home this is there are flaws devolved berghain over last also to spread hoffenheim trashed stuff gart and freiburg beat of course on friday three one and let's not forget that on sunday we have lots to look forward to nuremberg face frankfurt leipzig unvetted bremen take on by laver koos and so let's see how those results affect the table now dortmund of course they stay top but looking is creeping up behind them biron unit just two points behind them glad moved on as do braman have to move up on leipsic move down but then then the other end of the table it's tight as well hanover slip into the relegation zone while shell committed up and could move further up if they manage to win on sunday meanwhile things are starting to look really grim for just one door and. so it's time for the bun this league play all of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with fifty one percent of the vote is jaden satchell the eighteen year old has been on fire recent

barney fife, it seems like the barney fife party. >> hogan's heroes, i don't know. i don't think there are a lot of role models to tap into this. the president is clearly rewriting how this nomination unfolded. and is attributing it to a smear job by democrats. and he's found all these women who are now agrieved over how brett kavanaugh has been treated. >> who are they? >> women like me who have sons, and the message is, if brett ka va flaw is vulnerable, your sons are vulnerable, your husbands are vulnerable. women are going to be coming out making all of these fraudulent accusations. it's a bizarre trap to draw, i think a lot of people are falling into it, who tend to listen to this president anyway. >> what are the accusations -- >> that's today and tomorrow. >> stormy daniels, he paid her off. he paid off mcdougal. >> totally. >> there's no one making up -- >> the fact checks don't necessarily stop trump. >> the context here that's important to remember, women aren't a monolith when it comes to these hot button issues. remember, a significant number of women vo

. >> you barney fife. it seems like the barney fife party. >> i don't think there are a lot of role models necessarily to tap into for this. but the president is clearly rewriting how this nomination unfolded. and is attributing it to a smear job by democrats and he's found an partial all these women who are now aggrieved over how brett kavanaugh has been treated. >> who are they. >> women like me who have sons, i have three. the message is if he's vulnerable, your sons are vulnerable. women will be coming out making all of these frad due lent accusations. it's a bizarre trap to draw but i think a lot of people are falling into it who tend to listen 0 this president anyway. that's today and tomorrow. >> which of these accusations hasn't been true. >> stormy daniels he paid her off. he paid off mcdougal. these are real cases. there's nobody out there making up fortune cookie cases. >> the fact checks don't necessarily stop trump. >> the context important to remember is women certainly aren't a monolith when

betty and barney hill is one of the classic abduction stories, part of popular culture. all kinds of ufo shows involving these things. betty and barney hill saw a ufo september 19, 1961. in new hampshire. they see a crash and figures. they realize their drive home, normally four hours, took seven. this is the missing time that is part of ufo culture. after this, betty has a series of nightmares and physical symptoms. after working with a psychologist -- a psychiatrist -- they claim they remember exactly what happens. a ship landed, they were taken on board. if i asked you to write down the types of medical exams that were done, everyone knows now. we could say they were probed here and there. this is what it looked like. we have seen it in popular culture this event which seems , so fringy in the 1960's, all of us could have a conversation about 20 abduction feels like or sounds like and we have seen representations of it. the grays became a popular figure. they publish a best-selling book called the interrupted journey. why are we talking about ufo's? they come back int

to save the dutch roll toward company trucks and other lorries drive straight through barney's belgian town center. thankfully a much needed bypass will be completed soon though it took years for the dutch and belgian sides to realize the project. who would cover the costs. and which country's laws would apply. tricky questions indeed. so what are both sides make of this model. or rather what are the belgians and dutch appreciate about each other. what do you appreciate about the dutch. the needle on those these if you are the dutch a straight talker and they say gold well the dutch always draw up a plan. and we do what we want and. that's a major difference between us. the dutch always have a plan and stats to back it up we don't have any. we always have a plan and ideas sounds we seize opportunities and experiment upset the belgians are more cautious and that's a good thing i think combining this gets us the best of both worlds yeah so that's sort of the best advantage we'll be healed up. the belgian dutch porters exacts through this region and even divide some people's homes so what

even the democratic party had them sharing a party with barney frank. so the idea to nationalize politics with a 49 state when if you do it nationally you can do it locally but nixon crushed mcgovern make every democrat running at every level george mcgovern and make people see that make them part of the liberalism with the conservative opportunity party society versus liberal welfare state and part of that in the house of representatives every day every issue driving home era irreconcilable differences between the political parties and one of the issues of running against corruption that he called a democrat machine. he succeeded tip o'neill and gingrich a few months later he wrote day "washington post" story it wasn't about you would find in a store like this. essentially it was a pamphlet he look like the old school texas democrat the donors had ponied up all the money so gingrich started to highlight and he is dishonest may said that's not how we roll. like a general in the army. you don't shoot the general. but first of all, he started to get more

barney osher stepped in and made this thing happen. he not onlily invested in this, but i can't tell you what it meant to this being accomplished. and so this brings us down to the finish line. we were in raping of getting this done. jim was prepared to give us a loan, but frankly we were short and we needed a gift and a bridge that was crossed, and a colleague and a friend of mine who was a wonderful composer, but i have to tell you, you see his name because of the enormous amount of giving done, and that was gordon getty, and gordon stepped in and absolutely made this project get across the finish line, and that was how we got there, and gordon, i can't thank you enough. but i want to say that none of this, none of this would have han if it weren't for bill. -- happen if it weren't for bill. bill bose, even before there was a property, even before there was a design, it was me and bell at the union club with bill saying, we need this. he was quiet, and he said, you know, that sounds like a good idea. bill believed in the necessity of

michel barnier in brussels while twenty seven even bastards also had a hastily arranged meeting but barney barn a later tweeted that some key issues were still open in particular the need to avoid a hard border between britain's northern ireland and the irish republic. it let's get more on this now from london with our correspondent big big it why did yesterday's talks end up without any agreement. well really it seems that the problem is here at home for two reasons may she needed to promise different things to different factions of her own party and different factions here at home she has probably the most one of the most difficult jobs in the world she needed to promise friction this trade with the e.u. to business is to prove europeans and their own party and yet that there is a strong minority within our party you want to be out of the you for whom the e.u. is a they were cracked. and they want to get out as quickly as they can and cut the ties also as clearly as they can so the reason may is trying to develop the most of the damage and it seems like she she thought she had found a co

hill are barney one of the most popular stories. benny an -- betty and barney hill saw a craft. they realized that their drive home took more than four hours. betty has encounter, a long series of nightmares and physical symptoms. after working with a psychologist, they claim they remember what happened. a ship landed, they were taken -- and if iey had asked you to ride down the types of medical exams that were done, everyone knows. they were probed here and there. we have seen it in popular culture that this event, which so fringe in the 1960's, are often done that we could all have a conversation about what a ufo abduction feels like. the greys become this popular figure. they published a book in 1976 called "the interrupted journey." why are we talking about ufo's? back into conspiracy theories about the government in very interesting ways, from all kinds of groups. 1970's, roswell was shown covertsmoking gun that -- that was proof that the government is covering up alien contact. agreementthe leaked in 2012 that showed ufo's and the united states government. bill cooper is a

in brussels while twenty seven even bastards also at a hastily arranged meeting but barney later tweeted that some key issues were still open in particular the need to avoid a hard border between the u.k.'s northern ireland and the irish republic. for let's bring in our brussels bureau chief max often on this max why is there still no deal. had you asked that question yesterday brian it around you know this time maybe a little later most people would it's probably going to have a deal monday morning at least the chances seem pretty good our sources we asked all around said things are looking up seems like we might get this thing done on a technical level after all and then even when the e.u. and you just mentioned it the e.u. breaks the regs administer the u.k. domine made an appearance here in brussels we all thought ok this is going to happen actually after months of negotiations but that didn't last long couple hours later we just heard ok this is it we're not getting any traction on the main remaining issue the hard border between northern ireland and ireland you mentioned and the ba

idea of her in charge of financial services when she is someone who came under criticism by liberal barney frank and stimulus funny business. you talk about a culture of corruption which is the name of a book i wrote in 2009. it behooves the republicans -- to know how the swamp is going to affect them if we let this blue wave ride. it is not an in have that bill tee that this blue wave is going to hit. >> laura: you have a lot to say. but adam schiff in the washington post said the following. "there are serious and credible allegation the russians may possess financial credit over the president. it would be negligent to our national security not to find out. do you think that is what americans are wanting. >> you said it earlier about the radicals in government right now and what americans want is an honest government. they want to know that the leader of the country is not beholden to a hostile nation such as russia and there is overwhelming evidence that trump has been laundering money for the russians for decades. >> laura: overwhelming evidencee kick off three examples. >> let's start

does it matter that someone comes and looks at matthew barney or chris burden?nderstand. do you think rich, poor, farmer? >> bernardo: no, no way. children. go ask children. they understand. i want to ask it you one question. when you was children, how was first drawing you did in your life? you did a mountain, a sun, a small house, a hill? >> anthony: yes. a hill with a house and a sun, probably. >> bernardo: yes. yes. this is inside you. why did you do this drawing? >> anthony: well, i think we all -- at the end, we all want to live on a mountain in a house with a sun. don't we? >> bernardo: in the end? no. in the beginning. >> anthony: so in 50 years, what do you want people to say about you? >> bernardo: nothing. >> anthony: you don't care? >> bernardo: i don't care. i lived. i died. i am my life is risk and continue to be risk and will continue. >> anthony: but after, do -- i mean, do you care? do you care about your legacy? you've created this enormous -- >> bernardo: i don't believe in being important. >> anthony: you don't believe in it. i don't either.

and even barney frank -- i want to remind you that barney frank bewailed the only attempt to rein in the mortgage risk. which was the qm and qrm standards. they were left to regulators instead of explicitly stated as leverage limits or debt to income limits. that was so congress didn't have to do the hard thing. then it was left to the fed which was lobbied heavily, there's a nice paper that does a nice scraping to see who lobbied them. the so-called coalition for sensible housing lobbied them, which is an alliance of urban activist groups and the housing industry. used to have the big banks in it but they were only in it when they needed to do mergers. that's the story of the 1990s and early 2000s in my book but then they dropped out of the coalition. so the big banks were not part of the political coalition in favor of subsidizing mortgage risks after the crisis but they were in fave of it prior to the crisis. but these are pretty influential lobbyists and they watered down the qm and qrm. they made them the same thing which was not what legislation intended and used a weakened sta

four nominees, from request barney miller" alaned aaled from "m.a.s.h."" >> jimmy: chico won that category. >> everybody but me. >> jimmy: and then you were nominated the next four years in a row and carroll o'connor won for "all in the family." >> the he was a great actor. >> jimmy: and you were always reddy with a speech. >> i never got out of the chair. >> jimmy: when you got up there you said i had this speech. >> first of all i would thank gary marshall. >> jimmy: producer of "happy days," laverne & shirley" and "morning and mindy." >> "pretty women." >> jimmy: many movies. >> he literally gave me my career. >> jimmy: and i have to say, and since i've gotten to know you, you are more different from fonzie than i think any actor is from the character he played, and, i mean, fonzie was, you know, he beat people up. >> yes, and the fonz was also taller. that was hard. >> jimmy: that's the sign of a great actor. >> i was thinking inches. i really was. >> jimmy: but he saw you and he thought, yeah, this guy could play -- >> they wanted a bigger italian ki

idea of her in charge of financial services when she's some one who came under criticism by liberal barney frank for her cronyism of color with the one united bank and stimulus funny business. you talk about a culture of corruption, which is the name of a book i wrote in 2009. and i think, it really behooves republicans to turn that phrase and do political jujitsu, people know exactly how the swamp is going to affect them, if we let this blue wave rise. the thing is, it is not an inevitability that this blue wave is going to hit. what people need to know, laura, is that if they do not drain the swamp and use their voices and votes, we're all going to drown in it. >> laura: i'm sure you have a lot to say about what we just heard, dana. but adam schiff in the "washington post" said the following. there are serious and credible allegations the russians may possess financial leverage over the president, including perhaps the laundering of russian money through his businesses. it would be neglect to our national security not to find out. do you really think, that's what americans are clamoring

i think barney frank had a saying to the effect that these political action committees that leaders form should be called not leadership committees but i want to buy myself into leadership political action committees. we do not go so far as to say that money buys votes but, one thing we found is that money is a factor but it is not the fact. the second thing we found is that to consider people may get contributions and may already vote for that person, it is hard to tease out the separate things. the third thing we find is that money does not have a huge effect, it might increase the probability of voting by 10% or 15%, but it's not 100% versus 0% in some cases. what we do think is that the donation is a signal to lawmakers, it's part of a goal that lawmakers have. if you're getting a contribution from a candidate it means they care about you about your reelection. this makes sense if you think about how little the money probably matters. if the candidate gives you for $5000 and you need to raise an old -- $1 million, it will help you but it sends a signal that i will do everything i can

i was thinking about barney frank.ressman frank, former congressman frank, but i couldn't get him out of my mind. what's interesting now is she had one set of standards she played by for senator franken and a whole different set she played by for kavanaugh and i think my real question is we're talking about her today. we have a tweet from susan rice saying she would offer to run against her in 2020. >> she backed off that. susan rice backed off. >> i would like her to reconsider. >> she said she's not making announcements. >> well, i would love for her to reconsider. appreciate the tweet because it spurred up the base and this is the main thing that i want to say. that susan collins is no hero of ours and she can not be considered an ally, but we also should not forget the women in the senate like capito, ernst, fisher, hyde smith who has a special election coming up. hopefully people will do the right thing and vote for mike espy because we should no longer count on women on their gender to understand this issue. than

mike were arguing about who would win in a fight, vin diesel with his arm tied behind his back or barneye with a gun. i hate those two morons. #jointcounter-joint. [ applause ] next up, you probably heard of a helicopter parent. well this new teen slang term is "hot air balloon parent." this is a parent who just sort of drifts away. [ light laughter ] here it is in a sentence. i was excited that my mom showed up to soccer game. but ten minutes in i saw her wander over to a bar across the street, and i haven't seen her since. i guess that's just life with a hot air balloon parent. [ laughter ] [ applause ] next up we have "emo-philiac." this is the moody kid who can't get his blood to clot. [ laughter ] for example, bryce had to go to the hospital for a nose bleed, and on the way he asked the ambulance driver to put on morrissey. what an emo-philiac. [ laughter ] moving on, it's "bro-meo and jew-liet." this is when the class meathead, and the jewish girl are secretly dating. [ light laughter ] for example, when ox and sarah were assigned as lab partners, i thought it would be a total disa

we currently managed 2 and 48 tocker ton which is the forever 21 and the barney's buildings which are fortunately anchored by flagship stores and occupied on multilevels, but should any of that scenario changed, then we will be very challenged to leasing the upper floors to anything other -- so we're here today because we want to support the flexibility to be considered for a c.u.p. on a case by case basis. i think that the -- we very much support what the bid is doing, and i also have been involved in 222 sutter back in 2004. i was the project manager who actually developed loehmann's who developed the building from a single. we all know that it's been closed and leased for an amount of time. i think they're also having challenge with that second and upper floor. i would like to see flexibility on the second floor, but i right now at a minimum, we'd like to see flexibility on the third floor, so thank you for your time. >> president hillis: all right. thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. tom tunney, reuben, junius, and rose. just a couple of quick points

. >> in a separate incident, representative barney frank, who is openly gay, was heckled with anti-gay slurs. >> i'm not a lobbyist with all kind of money to stuff in your pocket. >> debates have been especially passionate from the start. raucous town halls, talk of death panels, and a chance to bring the president down. a bunch of finger-pointing at the so-called tea party movement, antitax hikes and big government, and today insisting its loosely alined members have nothing to do with the slurs. that was 2010. heading into the first obama midterm, the first congressional election after barack obama was elected to the white house. and as i say, the pendulum was always poised to swing back in the republicans' direction after democrats had had such big years in 2006 and 2008. but in 2010, that was another factor, this rabid republican opposition to homeowner to obamacare, the affordable care act, right, that took on a life of its own and became almost -- an almost feral wild part of republican and conservative political identity in that era. and when the republican party took control of

barney doesn't even really know doesn't even really know. i think the banks numbers we based on a deal but the key thing is inflation. buried away was how serious the rising wage inflation is. and i think that will continue. nejra: focusing briefly on italy, your positive on sterling and recommending to buy italian bonds. positive on some aspects of europe. thank you so much. will be-- steven continuing on bloomberg radio at seven: 30 a.m. you type -- 7:30 a.m. merkel having her worst showing for the party in over 50 years. --us: tune into berm bloomberg radio live on your mobile device and on dab digital radio in london. if you are waking up, good morning, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> at barclays we are well underway to be prepared for a hard brexit. we have increased the size of our bank subsidiary in ireland, we have filed all the necessary applications to relicense our branches across europe to branches of our bank in ireland so we are fully prepared to be 100% operational in case of a hard brexit. >> i think we need each other between europe

lots of speculation on wednesday that michel barney will go to the weekly meeting of the commissioners thought is that a first draft but it turns out and might just be that a first draft but it turns out and mightjust be a table with areas of agreement and disagreement and thenit of agreement and disagreement and then it was downgraded to maybe it will be a list of words, headings of what that document could be but now it turns out that he will not publish anything at all and that has caused a whole other bout of speculation, did they think it was a bad idea, has the uk asked them not to publish it? is a running late? but the truth is we do not know. we will not know what is in that document until it is published at some point i know you are a big abba fan so! some point i know you are a big abba fan so i am sure you enjoyed the minister's dan's moves, but any moves that she can do, jean claude juncker can duke better. take a listen. music. laughter. applause. he is having a little dance, jean claudejuncker at he is having a little dance, jean claude juncker at the podium he is having

betty and barney hill saw a ufo september 19, 1961. they realize their drive home, normally four hours, took seven. it is part of ufo culture. after this, betty has a series of nightmares and physical symptoms. after working with a therapist, they claim they remember exactly what happens. a ship landed, they were taken on board. if i asked you to write down the types of medical exams that were done, everyone knows now. we could say they were probed here and there. this is what it looked like. this event which seems so fringy in the 1960's, all of us could talk about one now. they became a popular figure. they publish a best-selling book called the interrupted journey. why are we talking about ufo's? they come back into conspiracy theories about the government in interesting ways all kinds of groups. by the 1970's people are talking about roswell is the smoking gun of the ufo movement, proved the air force is covering up alien contact. there are released documents from majestic 12 that allege an wright-patterson, anderson, in which ther

but when barney clark got an artificial heart his wife was afraid he wouldn't love her anymore so we do still have these weird things. >> well, you've kind of told the story through the lives of five primary doctors and you read about bud frazier and he is the fulcrum in the history so you have denton cooley -- michael debakey first and then denton cooley and then buzz frazer and then billy comb and daniel timms as the kind of the people that you hang this history on, and they all have these big egos and sort of a drive to succeed which is what you need in this field. can you paint us a quick sketch of who these guys are? >> yeah. another reason i wanted to write the book, i don't know how many of you remember but michael debakey was a -- the most famous surgeon in the world of his time. he came to houston -- he had to be lured to houston. called baylor a third-rate medical school and he, through his will, really, turned it into a first-class institution. he actually disspeed the size of his egg go, which wouldn't fit the capitol, he brought in excellent people from all over the coun

they're fleeing violence in honduras mainly but guatemala and el salomon smith barney have door. the u.s. as given those countries $2.6 billion the past few years. the aid may be cut if the countries cannot stop the caravans. neil? neil: thank you edward, thank you very much. the world is a flutter over news out of china shows growth could be slowing there. the slowest growth if you believe the figures coming out of china a decade. the latest gdp dropping 6 1/2%. they were expecting something more than 7%. that is 50% stronger than the growth going on in the united states. now just test credulity here, having said all of that they're in armed would of hurt. their market is well into bear market territory. in other words it has fallen more than 20% from its highs and taking a lot of asian markets with it. to nuclear showdown author, gordon chang, first of all, gordon, do you trust the 6 1/2 figure? >> clearly not, neil. they are saying, this is my favorite, retail sales increased 9.2% in september. but that very same month, vehicle sales, which is a major component of retail sales

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mark lebowitz, it seems mark rosenstein has moorefed from a barney fife figure to a joe friday. what i'm doing, i really don't give-a-damn. i'm going to keep my head down, we're going to keep doing the job and i'm not going to be intimidated by this president, by hacks in congress or by anybody else. its been, it has been quite a transformation. >> well, yeah, you also have to realize that this job and the role that he is in requires so much politics, it requires politics in dealing with congress and basically playing defense was a pretty big portion with the republican congress to get the probe done. you obviously have to work the president. there is obviously, i mean a couple weeks ago, we were talking about, is he going to keep his job or not because of the story of him possibly talking about taping conversations with the president. so, obviously, his relationship with the president is very fraught. his relationship, you know, within the justice department is very fraught. obviously, his own boss, jeff sessions, has his own you know huge, you know, bag of complications with t

michelle barney and his team know that any word that comes out of his mouth at the next hour will benier. because you are a man who does a lot of interpretation, what is the mood music at the moment in brussels on these talks? the truth is, there is no mood music store. the negotiators have put themselves in the tunnel. they do not want anyone to know what is going on. they are free to make tough decisions, hard bargaining and really get into the tweaking of the tax they are working on. we will get an idea of what is happening on monday because the sherpas will be in town, that is the name for the prime ministerial advisers, the rest of the eu, they are here on monday to prepare for that eu summit which will start at a dinner on wednesday night. that is the mark a point from where progress has to be made. stay tuned. the prime minister has appointed the uk's first minister for suicide prevention and promised more support for young people to mark world mental health day. ministers and officials from more than 50 countries have gathered in london for what's said to be the first interna

we are now with barney howerd and anthea turner.the same... there are 37 of us in the same... there are 37 of us in the whole world. a very small number. we are like a little family and we have all done the same job. they can have a conversation about what we did and we have done the same stuff but we brought it to a different generation of children. same stuff but we brought it to a different generation of childrenm it intense? intense, but very funny. you work very hard to get it right. it isa you work very hard to get it right. it is a live studio but very well rehearsed and well produced. everyone says, what went wrong? not a huge amount because we worked hard to make sure it didn't. tracy island, your greatest hit moment. why did you become such a sensation? nobody else wanted to do it, firstly, and if anybody remembers that, it was christmas and the shops had run out of tracy island and the manufacturers had not ordered enough and blue peter said, we will come to the rescue. we will make it. what about the copyright issues? cl