roseanne barr with us. thank you for coming.ood to see you. >> thank you for having me, sean. >> sean: all right. you sent this tweet out. >> yeah. actually i was hacked. no, i'm kidding. >> you're kidding. you haven't lost your sense of humor. you started out as a comedian. i want to talk about your background but i want to get to it. muslim brotherhood, "planet of the apes." you are talking about valerie jarrett. >> yeah. >> sean: and obviously you -- what were you thinking when you said that? i know you said people shouldn't defend you. >> i just didn't want to get into the whole game of it. that is a political tweet. and, you know, i have been on twitter for a long time. i'm always -- let's put it this way. i walked away in 2012 when i ran for president of the socialist party. and i saw for myself that it wasn't where my values were at after all. i began to read more and expand the little tiny bit of sanction news that i used to read. instead, i started reading alternate opinions and i learned more. so i corrected myself. an

>>sean: more of my interview with roseanne barr.it show and some comeback with cable and hulu and netflix. you get the massive audience. tell us the story when it all went down with abc? >> what? >>sean: when they first called you. they had asked you to get rid of your twitter account. >> i said to them in the beginning, i'm never going to stop defending israel. that's me. i was raised that way. that's how i learned. it is very important to be central to my life. >>sean: uh-huh. >> so they said okay. anyway this whole i did what i did. and then they called me. and they said what possible excuse did you have for this unforgivable and egregious tweet? i said -- i -- what do you mean exactly? >>sean: you didn't know? >> no. you couldn't nail a feather. my boyfriend saw it. what? i thought she was mideastern. anyway. >>sean: is it wrong to say everyone -- any comparisons to -- >> compared to what -- they've lied about my tweet from day one. they said she said she looks like -- i never used the word looks like. >>sean: you don't use poli

guest: amy mcgrath has run an impressive race against andy barr. the race has changed over the last couple of weeks. there is a cheap republican super pac that had a poll in june that showed andy barr, in a district that went for president , lena towardsints amy mcgrath. -- lean towards amy mcgrath. they released a new poll last week showing her down by four points. host: let's shows viewers what kentucky voters are seeing. liberals want to raise our taxes, pass a government takeover of health care, and open america's borders to illegal immigration. -- how is she different than the democratic party? >> i don't know she's different than the democratic party nationals. >> higher taxes, bigger government, opel borders. you mentioned amy mcgrath's response to those ads, here is one of the ads she has put up since the first ad started playing in her district. someday i will tell my children about flying combat missions, about working at the pentagon. i will also tell them about this time, where attack ads tried to make me someone i am not. andy barr thi

. >> the returning republican incumbent andy barr outperformed trump two years ago, beloved by his baseng for granted. >> you're actually physically running. >> well there's a lot of people, lot of hands to shake. we're enjoying that. >> let us know if we can ever help. okay. >> one recent poll shows the race as a toss up. barr is sticking with trump. >> they're suburban republicans who are maybe dissatisfied with the president's personality. >> thanks for spreading the word for us. >> yes, sir. >> there's people in this part of the district very supportive of the president. >> it's important i come out today. >> there are fundamental differences between me and my opponent. i'm conservative. she's a liberal. >> your name and guide your way. >> barr affirming conservative values like opposition to abortion. >> you have an opportunity to make a profound difference in the cause for life in november. >> and on offense with attack ads. >> amy mcgrath too liberal for kentucky. >> i want the to say to andy barr, seriously, is that all you got. >> she stands on her record of military service. >

barr agreed to walkway from the series she create aid lewing the rest of the cast to move ahead with the conners. goodman says i sent her an e-mail, thanked her, did not hear back but she was going through hell at the time and still going through hell. >> when i left the show i didn't realize how lucky i was. i was ready to leave. this time around i'm grateful to be there. >> currently in production the spin-off series promises to continue in the spirit of the original show. >> classics really hold up. >> now, keep in mind, abc has 60 million reasons to keep the conners alive. >> oh, yeah. >> the 11th season of "roseanne" expected to generate that much ad revenue. >> a lot of dough. >> it is. >> and while the drama played out behind the seens, "this is us" put it all up there on the screen. how much tish tissue do we need for season three? >> jack's early years, a heart of gold. born with it. >> much takes place in vietnam. kevin is traveling there to learn more about his dad's time where jack's little brother nicky died and expect to see their relationship play out in flashbacks. jo

but without barr. "the conners" will premiere on tuesday, october 16th.oryline will handle her absence. (ken) now to a big story we've been following -- police in washington, d.c. say they have identified a woman seen on video smashing a bus- windshield with a car-jack. and the person who took the video is now speaking out. the video also shows the woman trying to run-down the bus-driver who was trying to keep her from getting away. <...smashing glass... "are you kidding me?"> we first brought you this story last week. the cellphone video capturing the very definition of road rage. this woman not saying a word... no expression on her face... witnesses say it all began when the woman tried to squeeze in front of the bus in traffic on bladensburg road just south of new york avenue. she and the bus driver exchanging words, the woman stopping, grabbing first a baseball bat then her car's jack as weapons. <"she tried to get in, get in the bus."><"in my 25 years i've never seen something like this it's just in incredible."> police say they know who the

beccy barr went to meet them. # my old flame... #. love blooms in unexpected places. when ron moved into sheltered accommodation in st annes, a series of coincidences prompted the warden to realise ron may have met one of her existing residents before. i came in one day and she said there's an old girlfriend on site called ruth. isaid, ruth? without being... i don't know any ruth. he said he couldn't get to my flat because it was upstairs and he had problems with his hip. so if he couldn't come to me, i thought, well, i'll have to go over there. there was a knock at my door and this good lady stood there and said, "hi, i'm ruth." ron and ruth dated in the mid—1950s when they worked at british aerospace in preston. ron left to work as an entertainer on the cruise ships and never married. ruth was only 18 then. she later married and lived in saudi arabia and india, raising two children and later was divorced. it's been hard these last few years until i met ron again. it's wonderful now. it's just nice to be with the person you really want to be with. i wouldn't have mar

roseanne barr revealing how her character will be written out of the connor show. tariffs in effect 200 billion of chinese imports china vowing retaliation, dow up 50 in the the premarket nasdaq up 20. >> welcome back let's get you caught on on what's happening despite the 200 billion dollars in new tariffs on chinese goods dow up 46 in the premarket. s&p up 4.5. nays tack up 19 and three quarters. russian spy plane shut down by syrian government. russia military claims disappeared from radar with 14 people onboard. as it was returning from an air base near the syrian city. now there's a search and rescue mission underway russia a key backer of bashar al-assad blaming israeli military with what is connecting air raids in the area and gave too little warning for plane to get out of the way. well florida senator marco rubio wants justice department to, in fact, forger secretary of state john kerry and may have violated federal law by meeting with iranian foreign minister a move already blasted by top trump administration officials. the logan act prohibits unauthorize

barr says she's not planning to watch.israel studying judaism when that show premiers. abc canceled roseanne's show in may after racist tweets about valerie jarrett. >>> it was another crazy rich weekend for "crazy rich asians." >> i met a girl, fell in love and i want to marry her. >> it's the third week in theaters. the romantic comedy with an all asian cast continues to dominate the box office, and it could have one of the biggest labor day weekends of any movie, period. the current record is 30.6 million. and in the last few days, "crazy rich asians" has brought in more than $22 million. impressive. >>> new at 6:00 tonight, bay area researchers are trying to come up with a new way the treat a certain type of cancer. >> it's similar to what john mccain had, and the work has a specific goal, to make treatment easier on pediatric patients like this 7-year-old girl. >>> plus -- >> it's free speech, right? it's america. >> colin kaepernick doesn't have a footba >>> where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> nike has named forme

emily: alastair barr, thanks for that.up one last look at apple's new line of products and the apple of the future. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the longtime executive producer of "60 minutes" is out. they say he violated company policy. it is not directly related to allegations of sexual misconduct, which surfaced in the press and are being investigated independently. we are wrapping up our look at apple's product launch in cupertino. while there were a few surprises, apple tripling down on the iphone, including its first 6.5 inch screen smartphone. apple is raising prices rather than focusing on luring in new users. one place where apple might get new users is the apple watch as it looks to turn it into a health care device. it got new health sensors and an app to monitor your heart. what can we make of apple's big day? i'm so glad you're here with us. you have been to so many of these events. how do you think about how these events have evolved from the days of steve jobs, when he was large and in charge? >

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. >> and just more reaction coming in, from our colleague ted barre barre barrett on capitol hill. my view is the longer this nomination strings out there, the more you're going to get reckless accusations that have no basis in fact. so you're seeing republicans who are aggressively pushing this nomination, trying to dismiss these as a smear campaign, not give these people a chance to testify under oath, but say there's nothing to it. they want to move forward. the question is, though, again, whether those handful of senators will determine the vote. >> and that handful being, jeff flake on the committee, the most important because of his proximity on that committee. and murkowski, and bob corker and the silence in the past ten days or so, ben sasse, often independent republican from nebraska is not on the committee, correct? >> he is on the committee. >> he's been very quiet in recent days, that to me from a legal perspective, put yourself in the chair of rachel mitchell tomorrow. brought in by the republicans, because they have white men on this committee, and they understand the

in an interview posted on youtube, roseanne barr says her character dies in an opioid overdose.ys it was her idea to have a character struggle with opioid abuse, but she didn't want her character to die from it. she says her character should have died a hero. abc has not confirmed whether the spoiler is true. >>> to the south bay, a reporter with our media partner the mercury news is willingto take on what many are have dubbed the van life. >> equipped with three-burner stove, this retrofitted 2018 ford transit is tracy kaplan's 80-square-foot answer to housing. >> to see it as a long-term solution, but i see myself parking this from time to time somewhere for months at a time. at a friend's, at some land i rent, in a community that tolerates it easily. >> she plans to park overnight in places around the bay area considered safe by a network of other van lifers or spots she's discovered herself. she says once she fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 time

roseanne barr says her character dies in an opioid overdose. barr says it was her idea to have her character struggle with opioid use, but she didn't want her character to die. she says her character should have died a hero. abc has not confirmed whether the spoiler is true or not. >>> talk show host julie chen is stepping down from "the talk." >> the decision comes a week after her husband, les moonves, left cbs following sexual misconduct accusations. sources say chen wants to spend time caring for her son. she'll remain a host on the reality show "big brother". >>> governor brown has signed a bill designed to regulate balcony construction and inspections. the bill forces contractors that settle lawsuits for $1 million or more to publicly report the settlements. it also requires balconies at apartment complexes to be inth is in rponse the berkeley irish students died after a fifth floor balcony collapsed. >>> in the south bay, a reporter with our media partner the mercury news is preparing to take what is now called, i should say, the van lif

we spoke to roseanne barr last night about losing her show and the conners moving on without her. >>here conners last without you? >> ya know, i'm just staying neutral. i don't wish nobody bad. >> it's been said that your character will be killed off. >> i've heard that. >> you think that's the right choice? >> i just have to be neutral and walk away. i did walk away, so people can keep their jobs. >> roseanne turned emotional, when we asked about her former tv husband john goodman. he recently came to her defense after the actress' racially charged tweet cost her her show. how much did that support mean to you? >> i cried, and my boyfriend was like, look, look at what he said. i was so happy. i think it was so nice for someone who knows me to speak for me. it was great. >> have you heard from other cast members? or you hope to one day? >> you know i'm fine without it. i'm fine. >> we spoke to roseanne last e night at standup new york after a podcast taping with rabbi schmuley boteach. last night, abc broadcast two teaser trailers for the new roseanne spin-off and last friday the net

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guest: amy mcgrath has run an impressive race against andy barr.he race has changed over the last couple of weeks. there is a cheap republican super pac that had a poll in june that showed andy barr, in a district that went for president , lena towardsints amy mcgrath. -- lean towards amy mcgrath. they released a new poll last week showing her down by four points. host: let's shows viewers what kentucky voters are seeing. liberals want to raise our taxes, pass a government takeover of health care, and open america's borders to illegal immigration. -- how is she different than the democratic party? >> i don't know she's different than the democratic party nationals. >> higher taxes, bigger government, opel borders. you mentioned amy mcgrath's response to those ads, here is one of the ads she has put up since the first ad started playing in her district. someday i will tell my children about flying combat missions, about working at the pentagon. i will also tell them about this time, where attack ads tried to make me someone i am not. andy barr thing

." >> meanwhile, roseanne barr who was fired after sending a racially charged tweet isn't going quietly. >> what's going to happen to roseanne conner? >> they killed her. >> roseanne spotted out shopping in l.a. yesterday told the youtube site walk away she's insulted by rumors that her character dies of an opoid overdose. >> it's so cynical and horrible. she should have died a hero. >> let's keep moving. more tv news to get for. nicky glazer and cleb were the first to get the boot. >> and here's a question i never thought i'd be asking, who will honey. -- how will honey boo boo fair in the ballroom. the cast of "dancing with the stars" junior was just announced and et online's lauren zima joined them. >> in one word describe honey. on "dancing with the stars." >> fabulous. >> i'm not like showing that i'm ecstatic, but i'm ecstatic inside like in my body i'm like oh, my gosh. >> what these kids lack in height, they definitely make up in personality. >> we learned your nickname. what is it again? >> arty on party because the party's always on. >> there are familiar faces like a now 13-y

former marine fighter pilot, amy mcgrath versus andy barr. knock out of barr in lexington, kentucky, democrats should have a good shot at taking the house. and then there's your blue wave type of seats. well, one that would be your tsunami watch, wisconsin's 1st congressional district, the seat that speaker paul ripe is vacating. his former aide, bryan steil, is the republican nominee against populist democratic ironworker randy bryce. if bryce wins, we will be in blue wave territory. the panel is back. so, carrie, we've been -- everybody always asks us give me the one race that's this. it's hard to do one, but we came up with the kentucky 6 and another one would be the des moines seat in iowa, iowa 3. in the past those are the seats that become majority makers. >> right. >> those are the first -- usually the first ones to flip when control flips. >> kentucky 6 also closer to the east coast, which we'll all be watching that night. >> it's an early poll close which is why it's an early bellwether. what makes these seats sort of permanent swing

equity we have come up we go to the capital markets and for at a low rate and pass that on -- and barrw rate and pass that on to member countries. david: what is the difference with the imf? gives them aimf short-term infusion that is paid riod of time,rt pe cash related to policy changes. we do things like help countries build roads. we provide loans for roads. on the private sector side, we give loans to private sector companies working in poor countries. we have another part of the organization that literally riskted political insurance. we are much smaller than the imf. david: you focus on developing markets. developing markets have so much capital from private equity firms and sovereign wealth funds, is there a need for the world bank anymore? dr. kim: i don't think they need our capital, but they need our advice, and they need to capital in the form they can provide it. if we can provide them a 25-30 , therean at 2.5% or 3% are not many countries that can go to the capital markets themselves and get a loan. they will also not get one where we say we will give you this loan, wheth

grandmother paulette barr had just left church and was akil to work when police stopped them. officers say they initially started following them after a n african american man manand woman identified the vehicle. they said it was carrying a white woman who was being robbed by two black men, but police never got a formal statement because they left the area. the family's attorney seems skeptical. >> it seems strange for all the dash-cam footage the police have turned over we have not seen anything where the officers were interacting with these people. >> reporter: after carter was detained an officer is seen exiting his patrol car with his gun outside the holster. officers then approached the teen's grandmother. police say carter was handcuffed for approximately six minutes. after the teen was released, a witness captured his grandmother's reaction. >> reporter: the family's attorney says even if the police account is accurate, the officers clearly over-reacted. >> any random person can run up to a police officer now and say, "stop that car. it's engaged in a robbery," and that

a few weeks ago comedian rosanne barr sat down with us after being fired over a controversial tweet. of the sit down are controversial. take a look. after starting your career as a andup comedian roseanne barr became a household name and she starred in her own sitcom, a huge hit on abc. she won an emmy, golden globe and multiple awards before she wrapped up after nine iconic seasons. but, well, year after

for songs but he dismissed the interview as propaganda delighted the alexander patrol of an whistlin barre shop were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweeted john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barkha al-jazeera. the u.n. humanitarian coordinator for syria is calling for all parties involved in to halt hostilities and the need for further humanitarian aid to be brought into the rebel held enclave panels months is says nearly forty thousand people have fled it loops in september face. it libya is the most congested governorate in syria more than three million people living there about one point four million internally displaced . the situation in libya is really very different to any other area given the compositio

and radio commentator thank you so much steve thank you barr. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch us at boom bust i'm sorry you tube dot com flies boom bust r.t. we'll catch you later. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution here to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just no lawyer i mean your list put video to me in the new bill is that i'm new school in need of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took. invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. appearing into the abyss the syrian arab army is determined to liberate did live and to eliminate the terrorists they are essentially ending this international proxy more the us and its regional allies are dead set against this why is the trumping ministration siding with parents. in a world of big part of the lot and con

beccy barr went to meet them. love blooms in unexpected places. —— saintand one of the existing residents before —— saint and is. one of the existing residents before -- saint and is. they said there was an old girlfriend on site called ruth. isaid... an old girlfriend on site called ruth. i said... i an old girlfriend on site called ruth. isaid... i don't an old girlfriend on site called ruth. i said... i don't know any roof. he said he couldn't get to my flat because it was upstairs and he had problems with his hip. if he couldn't come to me, i thought, well, i'll have to go over their. there was a knock on the door and there was a good lady standing there saying hi, i'm ruth. ron and ruth dated in the 1950s when they worked at british aerospace in preston. ron went to work on the ships. she was 18. she went to live in saudi arabia and india, raising two children and then later went on to divorce. it's been hard these last few years until i met wrong again. it's wonderful 110w. i met wrong again. it's wonderful now. it's just nice to be with the

. >>> roseanne barr has a spoirl alert on the show that bears her name. says the character will be killed off by an opioid overdose. >> it wasn't enough to just do what they did to me. they -- they had to -- so cruelly insult the people who loved that family and that show. they had to cruelly and -- >> "the conners" debuts next month here on abc. >>> in health news, there may be a link between house hold cleaning products and weight gain in children. kids in homes where disinfectants were used on daily basis tended to be overweight by age of 3. researches believe the chemicals alter things in the body. >>> to sports. russell wilson here throwing this interception after just 80 yards of offense in the first three quarters. and they took it the whole way. the bears winning this, 24-17. >>> the coach at south dakota state has apologized for running up the score on arkansas pine bluff, 90-6. they were up 49-6 the coach says he should have been more respectful to the opponent that point. >> well. >> oh, well. >> well. >>> up next in "the pulse." the bigpre at

suspended in a way because of the horses that go what will surely as four of the meeting between mr barr to serve and mr bolton they have met in moscow in your choosing. they met in geneva in august and now they're preparing for an upcoming meeting and this is at least something that we have something that allows us to maintain our relations. at this at some level and not allow them to degrade even further a dialogue between our two militaries is key to your ensuring that there are no incidents unfortunate incidents as you well know in the u.s. it is agreed on by law that congress cannot cooperate with the russian military the only exception is the dick infliction activities that we were engaged in and the other thing you asked about. the president's. transportation to president putin and trampas also has also been invited to visit russia when all the parties already was once we hear some proposals on the schedule on the way to come then we'll be able to decide when this meeting could happen there are. a lot of somebody asked to issue an order from that sure that was the president. and.

any progress of attempts to advance a progressive and radical agenda britain's foreign secretary barres johnson resigned quite recently a new person is now here cherami hunt and he tweeted it was an honor to meet henry kissinger in eighty two he did that in the past couple of weeks. still the echoes of september the eleventh one hundred seventy three in a tweet like that. of course and as it is relatively consistent consistent with the decision by the blair government and the and the positions of a many people in lead the current government in britain and is consistent with sort of generalized western opinion when it comes to a people like kissinger and his resume is involved in september the eleventh because it was the architect he's one that gave the green light is he in britain tomorrow mainstream media if it's going to cover the hemisphere you're in it he's the southern part of it it's going to be talking about venezuela a believer in revolution that sent me to conspiration from an salvador allende and in a way they've covered him and he's saying you see this is the kind of mess lef

beccy barr went to meet them. love blooms in unexpected places.aint and a series of coincidences prompted the warden to realise of coincidences prompted the warden to ron may have known one of the residents from before. he said there's an old girlfriend of yours, called ruth. isaid ruth? i don't know any ruth. he couldn't get to my flat because it was upstairs and he has problems with his hip. i thought, upstairs and he has problems with his hip. ithought, i'll upstairs and he has problems with his hip. i thought, i'll have to go over there. there was a knock at my door, and this good lady was stood there and said, hello, i'm ruth. what did you think when he opened the door? he'd looked just the same to me, really. apart from the here colour. he'sjust the same. still the ron ie new years ago. it's been ha rd the ron ie new years ago. it's been hard these last few years, until i met ron again. it's wonderful now. ron andrews stated in the 1950s when they worked at british aerospace in preston. grant left to work as an entertainer and ruth was only

beccy barr went to meet them.idences pop of the warden to realise ron had met one of her existing residents before. but in a one—day citizen old girlfriend of yours called ruth. i said, one—day citizen old girlfriend of yours called ruth. isaid, ruth? i don‘t know any ruth. yours called ruth. isaid, ruth? i don't know any ruth. he said he connected to my flat because it was upstairs and he had problems with his hip and so if he cannot come to mel his hip and so if he cannot come to me i thought well i will have to go over there. there was a knock at my door and this good lady stood there and said hi, i‘m ruth. door and this good lady stood there and said hi, i'm ruth. ron andrews did in the mid—19 50s when they worked at british aerospace in preston. ron left to work as an entertainer on christians and never married. ruth was only 18 then and later married and lived in saudi arabia and india raising two children and later was divorced. arabia and india raising two children and later was divorcedm has been hard thi

i don't think that they really cure bob barr. they care about iran and i think the position of syria sort of the position of israel is defined primarily by the new tensions between the united states and iran i think this is the real problem you know we have to find some kind of accommodation a and i think that unfortunately many in israel and in the united states are seem to paranoid about iran and its intentions well mr carson up we have to take a very short break now but we'll be back in just a few moments stay tuned. it's hard to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery ash was a german company going until it develops a little mind a drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything paul you know she said she's just cut short arms minix a little mind victims i have to this day received no compens

not too long ago fifty six year old nico barr shust yano was taking his boat out on this branch of the danube to go fishing like many others from the air. but now he says he's no longer allowed to. run and i'm still just. been fishing was the only livelihood i had and i'm furious. that. the danube island of pulling us bans three hundred forty seven heck tears and is closely guarded. at one time it was owned by the state but the lena is now in the hands of romania's scandal ridden construction company tell drawing said to have leased bill enough for just fifteen hundred euros a month people say that this was an issue aided by romania's most powerful politician liviu drug leader the governing social democratic party he sometimes comes to believe where he has all the space he needs for his hobby without being disturbed by the local fisherman. he nobody in romania ever used to get an island. but it's happened here and we fishermen have to clear out. in the capital book arrest drug now has yet another court date on the way he's bombarded with questions and obviously if you're not involved w

beccy barr went to meet them.ve met one of the residents before. she came in and said there is a risk. "i don't know any risk." he could not get to my flat because he was upstairs and have problems with his hip. if i could not come to him, —— come to me,| could not come to him, —— come to me, i thought i would have to go to him. there was a knock at my door and there is lady stood there and said hello, i am and there is lady stood there and said hello, iam rich. and there is lady stood there and said hello, i am rich. what did you think when he opened the door? he looked just the same to me, really, apart from the hair colour. that's gone, but is face just seemed the same. still the wrong i knew years ago. it has been hard these last few years. until i met ron again. yes, it is wonderful now. the pair dated in the mid—19 when the work that british aerospace in preston. ron left to work on the cruise ships and never married. ritz was only eating. she later married and lived in saudi arabia and india, raising two ch

and radio commentator thank you so much steve thank you barr. and that's it for this time thanks for being with us you can catch us at boom bust i'm sorry you tube dot com pledge boom bust r.t. we'll catch you later. if it's safe for the next actual threat like china becoming a superpower and will get its act together like we did during the cold war after russia put up sputnik the u.s. landed on the moon that's why i mention the list and look if we have an extension crisis coming down the. guys like trump and other entrepreneurial you know leaders will mobilize the country and i welcome this challenge because right now america doesn't have anybody else out there to play with you know. when i'm on the other. man lines here on our team the u.s. and russia trade barbs at the new one over the syrian government's plan to retake rebel held province. those are ruled branches of al qaida which we have been fighting since the terror attacks in two thousand and one all we've seen are the actions of cowards interested in a bloody military conquest of its.

well some business news now alibaba founder jack barr promised to create a million jobs in the united states but he's now withdrawn that pledge your hard to tell us why that's true the billionaire owner of china's biggest shopping portal made that promise in january last year in a meeting with donald trump just before his inauguration as u.s. president has now said that the u.s. china trade war has quote destroyed the original premise the idea was to set up one million jobs by helping american entrepreneurs to place their products in other barbara water plants viability was met with some skepticism at the time it was considered a notable sign of economic ties growing closer. hackers have stolen sixty million dollars from japanese virtual currency exchange designer if the company said the hackers made off with six thousand bitcoins plus an unknown amount of bitcoin cash and monaco and following the hack the company said it had reached an agreement to sell majority control of the exchange to another firm and if that deal goes through desire says it will use the funds to reimburse custom

>> ballet barres, yeah. >> all right. who did you have on your walls growing up? >> gosh.now, i had this wonderful piece of wood, you know, that the termites got to [chuckles] eventually. but i used to -- in dance magazine, i would just sort of cut out pictures -- judith jamison, mikhail baryshnikov, you know, alvin ailey, arthur mitchell -- whatever it was, i would cut it out, and i would sort of paste it on that board. and then, at night, i'd take a flashlight, and i'd just look, like i was watching a moving -- you know, a movie or something. but those images were important, you know? because, eventually, you walk into those images. so, yeah, it was -- it was wonderful to have that to look to. >> how much of that factored into, when you actually get onstage, do you remember? is there a performance, whether it's in high school or -- when you started to realize, like, "i like to choreograph things. i like to put things in perspective, as well"? >> well, you know [chuckles] what i do remember is i like to tell people what to do. >> [ laughs ] >> that -- my mother had to tel

oculus founders, whatsapp founders and i asked hugo barr what's going on at facebook.rs need to be worried about, and here's what he said. >> these are people who have dontrelle douse amounts of work for facebook and the world and we wish them well. they have shared their thoughts on sort of why they are moving on >> reporter: now i did also ask hugo barr about his own job, own important role at facebook and has senior management changed how they are approaching him in some way they are maybe restricting their oversight, giving them less freedom and he didn't suggest so. >> we're working on long development horizons, there's products that will take over many years for us to develop and we've gotten nothing more than tremendous support and we need leaders to do that >> guys, back to you >> josh, thank you very much for that interesting comment particularly on those departures as well. no further clear details but that's been grabbing headlines, of course. let's take a look at how we finished the day on wall street. the dow lower, of course we've sold off in the finaltwo

barr's doesn't cut it for me because there's one thing it be pretty sure of and i think max hastings nailed him pretty well he's a man without principle is member of a party of one and he wants to be prime minister drooling christly was a very early day. conservative m.p. and a lady maintains he once wrote that you hired this he put a brass mic a silver tongue and a golden pail the which of these are to be served you best as a as a woman in politics about that as a compliment there i love it. breast neck was the first in the sense that i come from liverpool i'm scouser used to talk like that you know. was lucky enough to go to vary all fashion city grammar school that been set up many years century or so before and from there was able to in scholarship to oxford so i benefited from meritocracy and then you get to union you look around at all these people have these wonderful privileges and you think that i'm smart as you are and you start to learn how to use the skills that they're great public schools have taught them how to speak in public how to write. you know i went to the kind

for salzburg dismissed the interview as propaganda delighted the alexander patrol of an whistlin barre shop were able to see the world class attractions that soulsby has to offer tweeted john glenn but very strange to come all this way for just two days while carrying not the chalk in their luggage the interview came a day after the russian president vladimir putin said the man had been found and that there was nothing unusual about them british officials suspect the interview is a carefully staged managed attempt to turn the u.k.'s version of event on its head neve barkha al-jazeera. an anti kremlin activist who is also a member of protest group pussy riot is in serious condition in hospital versa love lost his eyesight and his ability to speak on tuesday he was one of four protesters jailed for disrupting the world cup final in moscow two months ago relatives have told local media they believe he was poisoned the european court of human rights has ruled some of the u.k.'s mass surveillance techniques violate its citizens' rights to privacy the court criticized high tech methods used

beccy barr went to meet them. # my old flame... love blooms in unexpected places. met one of her existing residents before. i came in one day and she said there's an old girlfriend on site called ruth. isaid, ruth? without being... i don't know any ruth. he said he couldn't get to my flat because it was upstairs and he had problems with his hip. so if he couldn't come to me, i thought, well, i'll have to go over there. there was a knock at my door and this good lady stood there and said, "hi, i'm ruth." ron and ruth dated in the mid—1950s when they worked at british aerospace in preston. ron left to work as an entertainer on the cruise ships and never married. ruth was only 18 then. she later married and lived in saudi arabia and india, raising two children, and later was divorced. it's been hard these last few years until i met ron again. it's wonderful now. it's just nice to be with the person you really want to be with. i wouldn't have married anybody else, definitely not. slowly but surely, i realised i was getting happier and happier, and now, i'm perfectly wi

and i asked him and he said the hardest thing of all was to keep his hands down to the barre and it was on this was. playing. i do feel he had an idea of his. mortality and that was also part of that urgency and that sadness that he had in the last year for his life he went to japan he founded the pacific music festival but it was very difficult for him to do and to participate he was very ill man who's very sad. my decision has been. to spend most of the meaning energy and. the lord grants being. in education let's play the ad that you know that skip scared so. what you do get is a sort of sense of resignation almost. and a very strong sense to of wanting to possum was he no use to the next generation who were ready. could you feel sure one's heart when he was writing that can you imagine what he was feeling god what is the number of words in minor. woodworking. at what is this all of a sudden i can't i can't even walk up the stairs i can't remember i can't but think that that's just for shit now who needs it now i've completely forgotten why i stopped. that is the problem of getting o

destroy borrow i don't think that they'd be like you're bob barr also. and i think that unfortunately many user of and in the united states i seem to fear annoyed about you're on the road it's. going to accept the story. to do a little bit. i don't. mean. that. well i'm somebody that doesn't know it's a mess you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's here. and this left out of this is. sad but it. was. just because of that interview but i'm a dick and said with a minute that's been in the muslims well he's going to win the. last. believe me. my moment of. the. presence of can do province in afghanistan carried the bodies of victims of u.s. and afghan astronauts to the provincial capital to draw attention to the effects of constant bombings. this is quite a gathering. a lot of people. lot of media. also to come this hour donald trump.