dara: i have known barney for years and he is an incredible person and he cares. i do not think that a comment that might have been taken as insensitive and happened to be reported by a large news organization should mark a person. i do not think that is fair. i am sure i have said things are insensitive and you take that as a learning moment. does a person want to change? does a person want to improve? does a person understand when they did something wrong and change behaviors? i've known barney for years. that is why i stand behind him. i've made a lot of mistakes as well. i saw in my last job, i observed as we were going through this , when i wanted a beer after work, usually i had a beer with one of the guys. because i was comfortable, it was a person who looked like me, a person with whom i could be more casual, and have a conversation. these guys worked for me. they were getting access to me that was not fair. that could have shown up in a n article and that could have marked me. that is not who i am. i have learned, i've corrected, and i am aware. what do y

i have known barney for years and that is why i stand 100% behind him. i will say it again that i've made a lot of mistakes in my life as well. i saw in my last job, i observed and we was going through this, when i wanted a beer after work, and usually i had a beer with one of the guys. because i was comfortable, it was a person who look like me, a person with whom i could be more casual, and i could have a conversation. these guys worked for me. they were getting access to me that was not fair. that could've shown up in a new york times article, and that could have marked me. that is not who i am. i have learned not corrected and i am aware. the question is what you do? this is an issue that everyone is fighting and i will tell you that barney takes it personally and he is the champion he will be a champion as it relates to these matters. he is one of the good people. >> about a year ago, i was sitting up here with a different venue, but with the huber back former chief brand officer. she has since left and i remember speaking to her when she left and i

but when barney clark got an artifical heart, his wife was afraid that he wouldn't love her anymore so we still have these weird things. >> well, you kind of tell the story through the lives of these five primary doctors and you read about bud fraser and he's sort of the fulcrum of this history. so you have michael debaky, denton cooley and bud fraser and then billy kohn and daniel. >> the generation. >> find of people that you hang this history on and they all have these big egos and 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 debaky was a -- the most famous surgeon in the world of his time. he game to houston, he had to be lured to houston, he called baylor a third rate medical school and he through his will turned it into a first class institution and he actually, despite the size of his ego which wouldn't fit in the capitol, he brought in excellent people from all he ever 0 the country and all over the world, and one of the people he brought

and -- barney is recorded.as very skeptical about it, but, you know, i've got to tell you, it's got some substantial upside -- kennedy: i agree completely. >> not the least of which is the fact that it makes candidates appeal beyond their base. you have to reach outside yourself, and you have to talk to other people because it's not enough to be the number one choice for a third of the people, you have to be the number two, you have to be the number three choice for others. i think they may be on to something, and i'm seeger to see -- eager to see how the experiment plays out. kennedy: for those of us who complain about the empty bifurcation of the two-party cartel system in this country, rank choice voting is one of the few systems that actually appeals to and practically can put in place multiple parties. so we'll see what happens in maine. lawsuits abound in all states though, right? >> right. and the other thing, the important thing to remember here is empty bifurcation opened for two-party cartel at the me

would have been absolutely delighted because under these circumstances, barney would have said here and she would have popped the question and i just want to add that barney was a huge believer in getting up and doing something about the problem. and that there was a class here at unc where she lectured and challenged her students to go and to prove that you can change something that you don't like. and there was a competition. and the 2 people that won the competition in the class were people that were very dissatisfied that murals were not allowed to be painted anymore in los angeles, because the city council got a little confused. the difference between murals and graffiti. they put them all in one pot and said we don't want anyone to paint anything anymore, the wall in any public spaces so those 2 people went through meetings and planning commissions and all kinds of commissions and did research and then eventually they got a hearing in front of thecity council of los angeles .and the city council changed their mind and rewrote the law and now you can have murals again appearing

lectures on you tube watching barney is a professor at colognes technical university his area of expertise materials technology and synthetics he likes to use the summer break to carry on teaching. and it's just listening or sharing knowledge is something we can do elsewhere. so the time we actually have together here at the university can be used for interaction. the concept means that students can decide for themselves when and at what pace they learn from the farm the first it's useful to be able to pause the video exactly at the moment you don't understand something fully so you can. give it some thought it's. the videos or at most fifteen minutes long research shows the brain can't process new information for longer than that best of all your students have been passing their exams since the lectures were put on life. growing number of teachers are trying out the new format twelve year old sophia is watching a math video at home and bavaria she doesn't have much time to learn the new material. yes. it's great because you can always really watch the video if you don't understand somethi

i have known barney for years and that's why i stand 100% behind him. have made a lot of mistakes in my life as well. observed when, i i wanted a beer after work, usually, i had a beer with one of the guys. comfortable, it was a person who look like me, person with whom i could be more casual and have a conversation. these guys worked for me. they were getting access to me that was not fair. that could have shown up in a new york times article and that could have more to. that's not who i am. i have learned, i corrected, i'm aware and the question is -- what do you do? everyone is fighting this question and i will tell you barney takes it personally and he takes -- and he is a champion and he will be a champion as it relates to these matters. he is one of the good people. >> ok. about a year ago, i was sitting up here with a different venue but with the former uber chief brand officer. she has since left. i remember speaking to her when if left and i kind of joked anything horrible happened and she said no. but about a month or two later this report com

in brussels a guard math and scared that comment just a few minutes ago what do you make of what barney had to say today. it's mr bundy of the chief directed negotiator for the you harvesting the fruits of hard work of his team from the past couple of months hours with hundreds of hours i have to say with the negotiating side from the u.k. where he prepared that deal and today i wasn't surprised when he ministers came in and generally approved what mr money has been negotiated at least the divorce part of that agreement they gave their sums up green lights from from e.u. ministers will have to see what happens now on the special summit when finally it will be a rubber stamp but more the tricky part is the political declaration that gives that chance some light legally not binding but it will shed some light onto the future relationship and there will still remains to be seen what will be in that document driessen may has announced she will come to brussels this week in order to influence that document so it's a work in progress on those fourteen pages very well kept secret no one has se

of course certain amount of irritation box however somebody over there in the negotiating team of barney knew early on what was going on and the good goodbye to clause was somehow secretly or quietly dropped from the from the agreement and somehow they knew what they look they were doing they'd try to sort of make it more palatable to the reason maybe because they know she has difficulties at home and of course they in the same at the same moment they stepped on the toes of marriage you can't have it both ways that now they have to remedy this and that means this is the cause fold this whole rigmarole and this op evil at the latest moment which is supposedly can now be fixed after several days of grand excitement and of course pain is a very important member state mr toronto in my final seconds with you spain is basically asking the impossible from prime minister mate if she does what madrid is asking her to do it will sink her a deal is there still a way out of this. well i think these should be a way out of these because you brought that is a very tiny issue you now sent us the bailout

the dutchman, who's known as barney, will call it quits after the pdc world championship in 2020.n five titles, but says he can no longer keep up with other players. it will be sad to see him go. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are laura hughes, political correspondent at the ft and former fleet street editor eve pollard. let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the daily telegraph leads on the failure of tory brexiteers to unseat the prime minister — despite previous predictions that a vote of no confidence would be held early this week amid unhappiness over her draft brexit withdrawal agreement. the guardian carries a warning from the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, who says that tory rebels are risking "appalling chaos" in their efforts to oust theresa may. "brexit limbo may last for another four years" says the i, which looks at the mooted possibility of extending the uk's brexit transition period until 2022. the online independent focusses on

lemonis: i've seen it at barneys. i've seen it at nordstrom. -patrick: it's everywhere.s is kind of what made our brand super famous. i literally drew it on, like, a piece of paper. i'm like, "we have to make the plane look backwards and do everything in reverse print." lemonis: that is pretty cool. patrick: i'm originally from new york, and then i moved here, to los angeles. lemonis: where in new york? patrick: i'm originally from upstate binghamton. -lemonis: okay. -patrick: which is where we had our family bakery and our family business. and then i -- lemonis: you were a baker? patrick: my dad was. my dad lives in upstate new york. lemonis: and your mom? -patrick: is no longer here. -lemonis: she passed away. patrick: my mom died eight years ago this week, actually. lemonis: oh, man. patrick: when someone is dealt something like that and such a tragedy -- and she was super-young, too -- you can either go super depressed and put your head under the covers, or be like "[bleep] it, life is too short. i'm gonna live my dream and do exactly what i want." so, 10 weeks later

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

i want him and barney. i'm in." ( laughter ) and his plan, this guy's plan to kill the investigation, is just that he would drain all of mueller's resources, which is the most passive aggressive way to kill an investigation. so mueller's going to show up at work, and he's going to be like, "we finally cracked the russian collusion case. time to print out the indictments." oh, we don't have printer ink." "yeah, we ran out." "oh, i'm so sorry." "oh, it's fine. i'll just fill it out online." "oh, we didn't pay for wifi this month." "you know what, it's okay. i'll just drive to kinkos." "oh, we sold the justice department's car." ( laughter ) by the end of the investigation it will just be mueller walking down the street making siren noises with his mouth, wee-woo-wee-woo. wee-woo-wee-woo. wee-woo-wee-woo. put your hands behind your back and imagine handcuffs. just because matt whitaker came up with a hypothetical plan to fire robert mueller doesn't mean that he actually thinks the mueller investigation has gon

let's hear what michelle barney had to say as he made his way into the building.e worked, with my team, to reach a deal that means to organise in an orderly fashion the withdrawal decided by the uk. we have worked thanks to the unity, the full unity of 27 heads of state, the member states. their trust. and also with the european parliament. we have worked, i have worked with my team and negotiated with the uk, never against the uk. i want also to thank the british team. now it's time for everybody to take their responsibility, everybody. i willjust add that this deal is a necessary step to build the trust between the uk and the eu. we need to build to the next phase this unprecedented and ambitious partnership. we will remain allies, partners and friends. michel barnier who has been instrumental in this process throughout and in the later donald tusk sent out a few minutes ago telling us their withdrawal agreement had been endorsed, he gave thanks to michel barnier who had not only kept the uk on site but also the unity of the 27. perhaps the strongest words of th

sounder bruno senior analyst absalom barney letter leaves us foreign policy is putting a strain on nato i don't think was supposed. to really believe his own words there he knows more better than anyone and right now that turkey could have plenty of incentive to lead nato the one who would lose the most unlike what mr phone fails that is not the people of turkey rather it is the united states they would be. most fundamental country right now the united states is just putting too much pressure on its allies to act in ways that are not in an hour like in sri. lanka which brought about now. only interest. giving all its allies not just turkey very good reasons to leave rather than to stay. double trumps a recent decision to pull out of a nuclear missile treaty with russia has sparked concern in europe last month of the us scrap to intermediate a range nuclear forces treaty with russia which had been in force for more than thirty years and requires both countries to eliminate their stockpiles of mid range ground based nuclear missiles leaders across the european union condemned the move but

well tony blair put it soon after the announcement by barney a the deal was made he said this is the worst for both so he says it's been echoed in parliament by a number of political leaders the u.k. . for me to call been to many others along the spectrum and even within the tory so there are a lot of people who are criticizing this deal for the dealy itself is a sort of a program on a deal so it says that they agree that he too would be done but meanwhile nothing will open it as a major effect of the same earning he said that probably ever feeling will be postponed up to two thousand and twenty two so what happens banal and two thousand time to choose a sort of a leg or institution in which no decision is taken no matter how you gloss this there's no win win situation for either side is there. yeah this is the way i see it as science or of our. kids trying to do in which both sides have put themselves the e.u. will has been pressing on u.k. in an incredible manner. requesting all sorts of things but at the end of the story in this deal there is almost nothing done i mean is it's a p

of brokerages like merrill lynch is now owned by bank of america or paine webber dean witter smith barney lehman brothers bear stearns all these shops have been bought up by a few majors and so the gate come up and you have a deed democratization of wealth and number of people who own stock shrinks and you know have this plutocracy running the show and but i don't think they're going to suffer any extended period of losses you know there will simply kowtow and leverage the central banks to give them what they want which would be another fifteen to twenty trillion dollars of free money you know there is a quote here that there isn't an industry that doesn't have something wrong with that everything's been hit ford pitt senior portfolio manager ken for she told bloomberg that there is one sector that barely moved as barely moved the last five years and wall you know apple and amazon abend down like thirty percent from their all time highs a month ago while it was having seven percent down day six percent down days and up and then down gold has been fluctuating between twelve twenty and twel

the dutchman, who's known as barney, will call it quits after the pdc world championship in 2020. other players. and that is all the sport. hello. that easterly wind will be stronger tomorrow. and as a result it will feel colder. high pressure in scandinavia, the flow there, clockwise coming around that, means this easterly dragging in plenty of cold air with it. again it is tonga so there is a windchill factor into tomorrow. —— again it is stronger. there is showers through eastern and southern scotland, across northern england, some into east anglia and south—east england. clear spells around, too. not much in the way of frost. a touch of it in south—west england, in shelter, the west of northern ireland, into the west of scotla nd northern ireland, into the west of scotland into tuesday morning. some sunny spells around tuesday morning. a few showers. notice cloud building through the day. we will leave a lot of sunshine. we will see more showers from the east and in northern england it will merge with longer spells of rain. here is a higher resolution look at things at 3pm in

. >> she has a problem with energy and likability her party resents her from barney - - from bernie.at we are out of time president cuban? . >> i think it is. >> also come all i harris and also mark ruffalo i will tell you why a progressive activist actor who is positive i agree - - disagree with everything from climate change but the pipeline but he is nice, fun and smart and congenial he is also the incredible hulk. >> he is the green horse spirit the democrats need somebody that can unite the party with this divisiveness to bring america together bring bring american together i should be writing the campaign. >> we will say go with that. >> i don't know that's a real challenge. president trump ridiculed on the world stage so we will talk about that next. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week tria

the dutchman, who‘s known as ‘barney‘ will call it quits after the pdc world championship in 2020.ep up‘ with other players. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. the foreign secreatryjeremy hunt has arrived in iran. he‘s the first western foreign minister to visit the country since donald trump abandoned the nuclear deal and imposed sanctions on the country. on his arrival mr hunt explained what he hoped to discuss with his iranian counterpart... this is a part of the world which is frankly a tinderbox and so many things can go wrong here. iran is one of the big players and we are very keen to move towards peace in yemen. that is our number one priority at the moment. but also we have the case of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe and other dual masses and is —— dual nationals here who are imprisoned, they shouldn‘t be, we want to get them home, so there is lots to talk about and i‘m just to head to the foreign ministry and all these things will be discussed. our diplomatic correspondent james landale is in tehran and gave us more details about the foreign secretary‘s visit. this is his

starting with barney in oregon. >> caller: booyah from the rose city. >> good numbers, it is straight up i still like it here are the numbers. they were terrific some people didn't like the sales numbers. give me a break. mark in michigan. >> caller: booyah. from the land of sandy beaches and sunsets. my stock is coi. >> it is a black box you don't knowing what is in the thing. i just can't do t daniel in new york. >> caller: booyah. what do you think of bjs wholesale club. >> it is good. but costco is better even if costco is bigger, been around, you need to go with costco kevin in massachusetts. >> caller: booyah from south boston calling about docusign down to the low 40s. >> we did like the company and we still like the company. it is this group of tech stocks that i think can come back tim in maryland. >> caller: i want to ask you about cs x >> i will see your csx and raise you with union pacific i am a union pacific bull. they are buying back a ton of stock. john in indiana. >> caller: booyah from indianapolis frank writight is a fabulous coach. ceasar. >> ixnay on ceasar jason

>> how many of you remember that old smith barney commercial we make money the old fashioned way. pension funds are the old fashioned way. bonds, stocks and real estate. in the last 10 years 40% bonds. in the last 10 years the annual return of 9%. how many pension funds in this country investments of annual return of 9%. there are not too many. if you get back to the old fashioned way. look at the asset classes. public equity. you private equity 18%. real essets 17%. hedge funds 15%. you can go to las vegas and win, win, win. the odds are against you. you can invest in high risk investments and wish, win, win, you will lose in hedge funds because the odds are against you. if you don't believe me, ask helpers, ask the state of new jersey fund, ask new york city pension fund. they will tell you what i am telling you. hedge funds. they are the worst investment from an investment point of view, public relations and you should divest right away. it takes mr. coke two to three years, you should start right now. >> thank you. >> is this a hedge fund yes or no. >> no, it is not. >> i was

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