barry: right.d: but i do think that you can have an idea of what the future holds, an idea of whether this is a good time to invest or not, but you never know when the things you are hoping for will unfold. >> up next, howard marks gives us his take on the u.s. deficit. howard: nobody seems to care anymore. >> that is ahead on "bloomberg opinion: masters in business" with howard marks. ♪ ♪ barry: the fed, some people have been complaining they tighten too much. other people are saying they are behind the curve. you have been a student of the credit markets for decades. what do you think of where the fed is and what their future behavior might be? howard: i talk about the fed a little bit in the book. there is a chapter on the role of government and central banks with regard to the economic cycle. the fed has a tough job. well, it actually has three tough jobs. number one, it is supposed to manage inflation and keep it under control, which means the economy shouldn't get too hot. number two, it is s

barry: right.oward: but i do think that you can have an idea of what the future holds, an idea of whether this is a good time to invest or not, but you never know when the things you are hoping for will unfold. >> up next, howard marks gives us his take on the u.s. deficit. howard: nobody seems to care anymore. >> that is ahead on "bloomberg opinion: masters in business" with howard marks. ♪ barry: the fed, some people have been complaining they tighten too much. other people are saying they are behind the curve. you have been a student of the credit markets for decades. what do you think of where the fed is and what their future behavior might be? howard: i talk about the fed a little bit in the book. there is a chapter on the role of government and central banks with regard to the economic cycle. the fed has a tough job. well, it actually has three tough jobs. number one, it is supposed to manage inflation and keep it under control, which means the economy shouldn't get too hot. number two, it is

barry: hi. ben: hey, how are you? lemonis: barry? i'm marcus. barry: hey, marcus. barry.nice to meet you. hey, buddy. ben: hey, how are you? lemonis: i want to address the concerns that ben has about barry, his business consultant. so, i thought it would be a good idea to actually get barry and ben in the same room and find out if ben's concerns are actually as legitimate as he thinks they are. how long have you guys been working together? barry: about two years. ben is really a genius at what he does. he's really creative, so i've tried to have him bring people in sales, bring people in production, bring people in customer service, but they've been driven away either by the environment or sometimes you get upset at them. they stay two weeks, or they stay a month or whatever it is, and then they leave. i'm frustrated that i can't help more. lemonis: so were you helping him get his financials organized, as well? barry: i was helping monitoring getting the financials organized, yes. lemonis: okay. barry: they're better than they were two years ago. lemonis: oh, really? wow.

some of the survivors who were targeted by barry bennell may get six figure sums in damages. a year go, one of them gary cliffe told this programme that bennell had abused him on the pitch at man city. i had tracksuit bottoms on and it was a sexual assault. actually on the pitch. two or three times. gary cliffe has told this programme he welcomes the club's decicsion but there is "still a lot of talking to do". we'll have the latest. for mps, it's make your mind up time. has theresa may got enough tweaks ot her brexit deal to get it over the line in tonight's big vote? if we don't back this new, improved deal tonight then there are two risks, one is that we may find ourselves having brexit delayed and dilate it and i think that would be a grave error. there is also a risk of us finding ourselves leaving the european union without a deal. we'll ask some mps. paramedics in the west midlands are opening up the chests of knife crime victims on the roadside to save lives. we've had exclusive access to the ambulance service. we've had to open patient‘s chests literally outside thei

here's the story >> this is barry williams, aka greg brady.ront of the brady bunch house, the real brady bunch house. i love social media, and i want to go viral. >> barry's all in for this very brady renovation. his assigned part of the house, his groovy attic. >> what significance does the attic hold for you? >> for me, it was everything. you know, it was freedom, it was my own private space. i got to get away from my little brothers. i wasn't next door to my sisters. i could have my own life and priva privacy, and plus, this is the place where i got to hide the goat. the goat who was the mascot, ate my tennis shoes and my term paper. >> what are you planning for desse dessert, my mattress? >> there is just one problem. there is no attic in the real life brady house. the solution? the basement. hgtv stars lara spencer and jasmine roth are helping make it happen. >> the reason we had to go down into the basement is because we wanted you to be able to look at the front of the house and not ruin the roof line. >> right. >> right? so we couldn't

>> jimmy: hey, i'm excited about "barry" coming back. i love the show.o i love it. [ applause ] are you finished shooting the whole season? >> no, no. we're in a post production right now. >> jimmy: post production. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's like what happens after the show is over. you used to work in post production. >> yeah, i used to work in post production. i was the post p.a. i used to bring the editors food and coffee and stuff. and i worked on a show called "the surreal life." you remember "the surreal life" where they plugged a bunch of celebrities and put them in a house. >> jimmy: yes, indeed. celebrities in the house. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: on one hand you're a celebrity. >> on the other hand you're on "surreal life." we had corey feldman, and he got married. i was so bummed out, because i like reality shows. and then it was like when i realized reality shows were fake, i was that dumb. i was like 20. wait, what? they don't like each other? what? because they had this moment where corey feldman, i was -- and the editor was watching this. this

my name is gloria barry. and i would actually like to take a few seconds of my time to have a moment of silence in honor of one of my heros, mr. jeff adochi. okay. last time i was here, it was clear who would be chosen to be on the commission. i understand this is protocol, to conduct these hearings, and more importantly increase my chances in the future to be considered. i'd like to highlight my qualifications. i'm probably the only candidate that has had 23 years of youth forced training. 13 years military, eight years in law enforcement, two years in security, and one year as a san francisco police department cadet. i've also had a youth of force investigation conducted on myself. i have real-life experience with being in fear for my life and physically restraining men that were violent and resisting. i also have years of experience in deescalating hostile situations. my experience also includes administering discipline for misconduct. i've held investigations and collected evidence. i've conducted hearing

barry: we have seen pressure on drug pricing but it is more than that. the market works on probabilities. now it's starting to price in a probability, something not negligible, about some changes to the model here in the health care for him. that has been one factor in the market. seems to be a800 level that the bull runs go to die. the market went through our target, we declined to raise it. we felt that a positive real rate, the fed was left with no good options and the pe multiple would fall to about 17 times trailing this year. for the most of last year, we were between five dollars and eight dollars below the street. our estimate is for the low 1.60, and we think that may come down. you think at something to eat between elections, all the hijinks leading up to it, will be priced in the market? early, but astle you say, health care stocks already reacting today. maybe it is not early at all. nothing in washington will happen without an enormous amount of almost civil warlike rancor. anyone who thinks we are going to raise the debt ceiling smoothly co

he was shot last weekend at a home on barrie drive. police got a call about a domestic incident and found the 45-year-old shot in the head. shatswell was a principal at pittsburg adult education center. right now --his wife 39-year-old ámaria videsá is charged with attempted murder... she is being held on 2-million dollars bail at the contra costa sheriff's office jail in martinez. the couple have 8 children together. this is the city of pittsburg's first homocide of the year. (robin) police in san francisco are investigating a shooting that killed one person and sent 5 people to the hospital. the shooting happened around saturday night just after 8:30 in the 13- hundred block of fillmore. that's near fillmore street. police say the person killed was a 25-year-old man from san francisco. we are not aware of any arrests that have been made. (robin) happening today... apple is set to announce its entering the television and news industries. it's expected to involve t-v shows, movies, music and a news subscription service in partnership w

amy: last comment, barry meier? have experienced a huge public health problemem.t of it has to do with the overprescribing of opioids. the over prescribing of opioids for patients who could benefit from other treatments. there are certainly patients that require and deserve these drugs. buffer back pain, dental pain, the problems for which purdue and othersrs promoted this drug, that laid the seed for what is the biggest self crisis we are now facing. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us, barry meier, author of "pain killer: an empire of deceit and the origin of america's opioid epidemic." and terri lewis, social scientist rehabilitation , practitioner who is running a national survey of patients and physicians to calculate the impacts of changes in chronic pain treatment. and that does it for our show. i will be speaking in boston at the south church on april 11, along with noam chomsky. you can check democracynow.org. happy birthday, nermeen shaikh. democracy now! has an immediate

but barry goldwater very publicly opposes the bill. >> i don't believe that law can solve a problem ofng fear among some conservatives, and goldwater, that the federal government getting involved in civil rights was federal overreach, that it was big government. and this is a blemish on george h.w. bush's record, because he supported goldwater in that move. >> when george bush decided to reject the civil rights act of 1964, it showed that he was willing to reject the principles he'd grown up with for the sake of political gain. >> it's clear that george bush is more of a political animal than people make out. everybody talks about yale and a blue blood and a war hero. but he was a raw, political, machiavellian monster in his own way. bush is drinking the barry goldwater kool-aid. >> you know, it's a conservative's dream to run against ralph yarborough for the united states senate. his extreme liberal views make him an open target, and his cynical, vote-grabbing tactics leave his position indefensible. >> but a majority of americans support lyndon johnson's liberal platform of social wi

de barry. >> thank you. my pleasure. >> and we have a representative from the department of police accountability. i believe director henderson is here to let us know how they conduct investigations. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you guys for calling the hearing. i'm paul henderson. i'm the director at the department of police accountability. i'm not going to presume that everyone knows how my agency works and what it does. i'm just going to give you a brief overview of some of the work that we do, and then i'll talk a little bit about the conversations and thoughts that i had with the subject that we're here today for. so the organization investigates d.p.a., the department of police accountability, investigates complaints. we make findings about misconduct. we write and produce policy. and most recently we also do extensive and indepth audits. the agency has been around since 1982. the voters have -- the issue of oversight and accountability has gone to the ballot two or three times with two p

their attack was missing in action and the defense disappeared two in a seventy six minute from quick barry sets out to make it four nailed by it was the one hundred tenth goal of the forwards bonus league career and the ideal way to put his midweek disappointment firmly behind him. by and still weren't cited provided another assist this time for you sure kimmey rescored buy ins fifty minutes later and voles book had yet more pain coming their way re barry was the provider yet again with love and dusty the beneficiary this time against his favorite opponents. the hitman has now scored twenty goals against the wolves and this one rounded off a six nil with the bye and. that's their biggest victory on the couch he was unsurprisingly delighted with the response his players showed to being booted out of the national team. the three players puts on a good performance and tells you everything you need to know. whatever yogi love thinks miller and co showed they're not ready to hand over to the next generation just yet. dortmund went into the match day on top and they were determined to keep their

want to warn off all of these silly barry it's an indication to that they had not acted in a way that warranted it again or feel free to ask through the questions at this time i'm not in a place to give you additional information beyond that to take the edited version is very very technically still unclear. and as. we watch this. one the first. one it's my understanding at this stage is that they weren't on watch lists again i don't want to go too much but on the set is early days you'll also understand i want to jeopardize the case that might be taken in the future as well i do also want to acknowledge that i have been contacted by prime minister scott morrison i tend to speak with him directly as soon as i'm able remarks about the so i come over no. not at this stage but i'm certainly the minister of foreign affairs and the prime minister of australia have contact. the deputy prime minister myself even to. the victims. not at this stage i will have been a mix to other members of the public who will of saying the footage as the injured were being brought to christchurch and you certa

paul shatswell was shot inside his home on barrie drive early saturday morning.. police say shatswell's wife, 39 year old maria vides, shot him.. ..she's now facing attempted murder charges. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) an east bay school official is fighting for school official an east bay ( robin ) school official is fighting for his life after he was shot by his wife in a domestic dispute. paul shatswell was shot inside his home on barrie drive early saturday morning.. police say shatswell's wife, 39 year old maria vides, shot him.. ..she's now facing attempted murder charges. neighbors say they cannot imagine what provoked this shooting.. shatswell is a principal at the pittsburg adult education center. the superintendent released a statement saying in-part "his impact is wide across our pittsburg community. along with the shock and grief, there will be many memories of his love of music, fri

barry zevin is the simple way -- wee hav we have this mucs and this much housing. and so we are definitely in a crisis. >> by the look at the slide and you look at the behavioral health spectrum of care and i listened to the mission of the department of public health and i see the difference between h.s.h.s budget and the department of public health's budget. i know that there are a variety of services that you provide and a plethora of uses for the resources of the budget. why does d.p.h. not provide any housing as a department under this spectrum of care? >> d.p.h. -- so d.p.h. previously provided housing? >> correct. >> and we transferred all of those services to h.h.s. when it was formed. >> when you transferred all of the services did you also transfer all of the resources? >> i believe so, yes. >> all of them? >> yes. >> okay. so what you're saying is that as we focus on addressing the housing crisis and the homeless crisis, that the department of public health doesn't have any resources to provide for actual housing? >> i believe that's correct. >> yeah and

. >> in 1964, the republican party is pulled to the right by barry goldwater who is their presidentialmism in the defense of liberty is no vice. and moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. >> as bush steps into that race, he makes a decision he will run not as a moderate republican, but as a conservative republican. because that's where most of the votes in the republican party in texas are. >> of course goldwater was sensational, i'm sure everybody felt the great enthusiasm for that. but it's going about the way we expect. i think it's been a tremendous success. >> racial awareness reaches deep into the subconscious of white and negro alike -- >> goldwater vigorously opposes the civil rights bill. it will be the most comprehensive civil rights legislation in american history. >> it is vital, because african-americans have been fighting for their civil rights and for their freedom for generations. and now there's a bill in front of congress that proposes to enshrine those rights in law. but barry goldwater very publicly opposes the bill. >> i don't believe that law can solve

keep it but with a check mark. >> it falls under barry bonds.ou going to take his record away because he used steroids. >> you give a second break to the kid who never should have gotten the first one. and at everyone else's expense. and it has to stop. >> now, you can find all of our stories on the college admissions scandal at abc 7 news.com. khefrp for the term at the top of the web page. >>> elon musk surprised students in michigan yesterday. he met with the city's mayor. he showed up the a school assembly and promised to take them on a tour of the spacex rocket factory in california. he told the crowd of sixth and seventh graders they would be getting free laptops. >>> spring has definitely sprung. the awesome backyard flower display in the bay area. and up next we have your accuweather forecast. >>> warriors have the night off. and dirk tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let

newmontussle between and barry gold has taken a dramatic turn.s it plans to proceed despite the board rejecting the idea out of hand. we will go to cmr, what was his response? ande says it is progress that newmont will give barrick 55 percent of the joint venture in nevada. in the sides have tried past to come to an agreement, and it has been along 50-50 lines. what he does not like is the proposal for a joint governance strategy. split proposed a 45-55 and a 50-50 split in operations. was based onfive consensus and av numbers. there are things that do not make sense and they are, and we need to work through and we are more than happy to work through them. in terms of how it gets managed. we would both appoint key operating people. at the end of the day, the voting on how things operate is the person who ends up owning the majority economic interest, barrick. --bank employees learn learned of their bonuses and learned of deep cuts. >> it looks like people are still getting a little bit of money. deutsche bank is still paying out 2 billion, which

only i was with barry williams, greg brady, as he got to work. ♪ here's a story >> hi, this is barryg brady. i am right in front of the brady bunch house, the real brady bunch house. i love social media and i want to go viral. >> barry's all-in for this very brady renovation. his assigned part of the house? greg's groovy attic. >> tell me this. what significance did the attic hold for you? >> oh, well, for me it was everything. you know, it was freedom. it was my own private space. i got to get away from my little brothers. i wasn't next door to my sisters. i could have my own life and privacy. this is the place where i got to hide the goat. raquel, the goat, the mascot. >> yes, yes. >> ate my tennis shoes and my term paper. >> what are you planning for dessert, my mattress? >> there's just one problem. there's no attic in the real-life brady house. the solution? the basement. hgtv stars lara spencer and jasmine ross are helping greg make it happen. >> the reason we had to go down into the basement is we wanted you to look at the front of the house and not ruin the roofline. >> rite

in the wake of the barry bennell conviction, many others said they had been abused.ed. they can probably expect 6—figure sums if successful and they can claim for general damages, legal costs, potential loss of earnings because of the impact the abuse had on them. the club has said it can‘t say too much about the setup for the moment for legal reasons because of the ongoing inquiry, but they say they are offering their heartfelt sympathy to all victims for what they say was an unimaginably traumatic experience they endured. thank you, richard lister. a body has been found in the search for a 23—year—old british backpacker who went missing in guatemala. catherine shaw was reported missing after she left a hotel in the san pedro area on march 5th. formal identification has not taken place but her family have been informed. professor stephen hawking has been commemorated on a new 50p coin with a design inspired by his work on black holes. the royal mint said he was one of the world‘s most brilliant physicists and a great ambassadorfor science. uncirculated coins are bei

general barry mccaffrey remains with us.i also have to share with our audience this headline no "the washington post." "trump vowed to leave syria in a tweet. now he agreed to stay with a sharpy." what do you think is going on? >> well, you know, i think there's an awful lot of impulsive unilateral decisions coming out of the white house. there is no connection with the national security process, deliberative, listening to the intelligence, coming up with a strategy on what we're trying to do. you know, i got to add mitt, brian, there's no question that syria is an irredeemable mess. nobody's putting it back together. not assad. not the kurds. not the iranians. but it could get worse. and it's amazing to me what centcom, general joe votel and largely special operations and lots of u.s. air power has been able to accomplish, but announcing publicly we're leaving, throwing our allies under the bus, ceding the terrain to erdogan struck me as a foolhardy decision. now announcing publicly 200 to 400 troops will stay in isolated p

this morning barry gardiner said it is not party policy.aid on the today programme, an excuse the wonky webcam. he is tucked in the corner. it's not where our policy has been. our policy is clearly that we would support a public vote to stop no deal or to stop a bad deal, but not that we would allow a bad deal as long as the public had the opportunity to reject brexit altogether. that implies that you're a remain party. the labour party is not a remain party now. we've accepted the result of the referendum and we are trying to get a good deal. that is why we've put forward our proposals today, as we have done consistently for the past year. jean—claude juncker said it is jean—claudejuncker said it is hard to know what any party is thinking at the moment. on the meeting that theresa may will be having with backbenchers again this morning, having another go at trying to get them to back her deal, speculation that she may possibly talk about a date that she will step down. is there any strength behind that speculation? it's very difficult to g

barry trotz's newlub with an interesting home schedule. splitting their games betweenen barclayter and nassau. last played there in a playoff loss against the capitals. tom wilson remembering that game fondly. >>be i rememr we shut it down. i think thathe w last -- the last game that they pyed there, right? game six. soough time for that fan base over there, but it's cool that they're going back there. pi remember they wesionate. that's for sure. you know, you definitely -- we definitely felt the hate when we were there playing that playoff series. it will be cool to get back there. obviously a lot of history in that rink. i'm sure the fans will besahe . >> caps and islanders both coming off wins heading into tomorrow's game so it is tight. >> it seems like the caps are playing barry trotz's islanders a lot, doesn't it? >> >> it didn't go so well for the caps last time. they need >>> hankering for a career change, looking for a sweet deal? how about chocolate taster? this is a legitimate job posting from the company that owns cadbury. a ap

declared complete one year on the town of souls barry is at least attempting to turn over a new leaf and next and this to say explains how the year and the scandal that put souls brea on the map unfolded. the script all saga was the story of twenty it had all the workings of a detective bestseller curious enough to grip the media for months on end state sponsored attempted murder poisoned with a nerve agent russian state involvement and probably aided this. makes these ingredients well russian villainy a toxic nerve agent with a decidedly russian name that used to be developed in the soviet era and by a handful of other countries too but you can ignore that for the purposes of a good story and the spy story writes itself right accusations assumptions leaks a hungry search for any juicy details unraveling for viewers to marvel at on t.v. screens and newspaper front pages the world over here is former double agent sergei screwballs daughter yulia making an appearance shortly after being discharged from hospital i should just post after twenty days in a coma i woke up to the news the we

barry, you can go ahead. >> good afternoon. yes, my name is gloria barry. i am thankful that you brought this hearing forward so is khreem. it's very important, it's something that jeff adochy did seek to have accomplished. i speak from a point of view of working in corrections for eight years. and i know the importance of having -- rather that oversight is necessary. it's not just necessary for murder situations or breaking of the arm of an inmate. sometimes it is important, if their food is cold all the time. you will have staff that repetitively violate that person's rights on a regular basis. and even when it comes to health concerns, i can recall multiple times inmates coming to me and saying, hey, ms. barry, i have this issue, that issue, whatever. and i remember one specific man he said he had chest pains. you have to remember with health the deputy is the first line that inmate has to request that assistance. and i remember taking a man to the medical unit. i said i believe i'm going to take you. he said you're the fifth person that i inquired about

have put this place on the map and the international scandal that ensued has really ensured that sols barry has stayed rather famous it was here it was actually on a park bench on this green that on the fourth of march last year so gay and his daughter yulia scrip are were discovered slumped unconscious they were taken to hospital and pretty soon afterwards it became clear that this wasn't an ordinary medical incision that they were dealing with the script had been poisoned with military grade nerve agent a substance known as nova chalk that had been. juiced in the soviet union and pretty soon after that the prime minister to resign may pinned the finger of blame squarely on moscow and there were diplomatic expulsions and a war of words ensued over what really had taken place here london says the kremlin dispatched a hit squad to come here russian military agents arrived in seoul very they say shortly before the poisoning took place they were armed with a toxic nerve agent and this is something that moscow denies that and continues to press for information and access to the investigation sa

election committee which had allowed jewish powers michael ben-ari to run israel's attorney general said barry should be banned for incitement to racism the court has also reversed the ban on an arab party standing for elections gunman have attacked an army base in mali killing at least twenty four soldiers because were destroyed when the base in the central region of mopti was briefly under siege on saturday night a camp commander is among those who've been shot no one has claimed responsibility but attacks by groups linked to al qaeda and are so are common. zimbabwe's the latest country to suffer the brunt of tropical cyclone i die as it swept across southern africa the death toll has risen to more than sixty people in the eastern region of shipping. destroyed homes bridges and roads with dozens of people still missing and more bad weather forecasts are which is into money money in zimbabwe. dozens have died houses have been washed away people have been displaced and some of them austral missing people simply don't know where they are the extent of the damage is huge this is a major was the

i'm confused, the shadow international trade secretary barry gardiner this morning said labour woulding an amendment to have confirmatory referendum. where is the labour party? it is worth considering where we are at today. we have seen parliament take back control of the house of commons. if you're suggesting the government is now going to oppose that in another vote today, i find that quite incredible. labour is open to using the process to put forward alternatives for ideal that is going to see us leave the european union. we have our brexit deal down on the order paper, we are also supporting motions, that would allow a public vote in the circumstances where we want to keep i'io circumstances where we want to keep no deal or a bad brexit deal to prevent those outcomes. but this is an unprecedented situation. we are voting today to allow through a range of different options which will then be voted on on monday, so we have not done this type of voting before but i think it is clear the labour party's position today is a numberof labour party's position today is a number of options

mention house so britain took a very un to russian stand so and everything what happened in seoul is barry this is there could be the support of the of very and to russian policy in if you look at the now let's see media in the u.k. you will never find any decent story about russia most of the stories very negative quite provoking and as american seat fake. you mentioned earlier about the way that the press it covered the story in the government's reaction say well you know it's the press they're allowed to do this we leave them to their own job pretty much it's been twelve months now and the people of that that region certainly close to solve we will still be i'm sure very very concerned that maybe there could be another instance they never expected that what happened to dawn stages in a partner would happen do you think we will ever hear some kind of clarification from the u.k. government if only just to assuage swayed the fear is of u.k. citizens that everything's ok surely the citizens need some evidence and some clarification when we see it. well you know i think i think i hope i thin

of the former youth coach barry bennell and ar longer.ng men affected by what these two men dead. thank who went missing in guatemala. catherine shaw was reported missing after she left a hotel in the san pedro area on march 5th. formal identification has not taken place but her family have been informed. several countries have grounded the same type ofjet that crashed in ethiopia on sunday, killing all 157 people on board. the boeing 737 max—8 was flying to the kenyan capital, nairobi when it went down shortly after take off. the american authorities say the plane is airworthy although software updates are needed. professor stephen hawking has been commemorated on a new 50p coin with a design inspired by his work on black holes. the royal mint said he was one of the world's most brilliant physicists and a great ambassadorfor science. uncirculated coins are being sold for at least 20 times theirface value. their catch phrase is "keep dancing" and that's exactly what strictly duo tess daley and claudia winkleman are doing. they're taking p

my name's barry. i've been a private hire driver for 30 years, licensed by birmingham.s old, and i've been doing taxis in coventry 20 yea rs. i invested about £150,000 into this, and i saw this as my retirement. i'm glad that we have this time to chat to each other. i got this 30 years ago, this license, and when i took it, there wasn't so much red tape as what there is to try and get this licence today. i don't really think there should be a knowledge test. any particular reason? because there's a lot of apps for navigation now that show you which roads are blocked, which detours to take. and a taxi driver, whether he is private hire or hackney carriage, should have that knowledge in his head. when you see a road closure, you should be able to evaluate where you are going to go next, not rely on the satnav. i come out to make a reasonable living. i'm not going to run around for £1 a mile like uber drivers do when it's normal fare, when it's flatlined. i run taxis. i give out taxis on hire. two of my drivers gave me the keys back because they were struggling to pay for

and then, yeah, "barry" we just wrapped. it was so fun. it's just a -- it's a god damn dream come true. sorry. >> seth: well, you're very lucky. you are making a lot of dream come true shows right now.e and you dese all and thanks so much for coming here. >> seth! >> seth: it's great to see you, d'arcy! thank you! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: d'arcy carden, everybody. the season three finale of "the good place" airs thursday, january 24there on nbc. we'll be right back with janelle james. [ cheers and applae ] ♪ ♪ ♪ t-mobile will do the math for you. right now, when you join t-mobile, you get two lines of unlimited with two of the latest phones included for just one hundred bucks a month. ybut life...can throw them off bbalance.of bacteria, (vo) re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. rewards me basically aeverywhere.om so why am i hosting a dental convention after party in my vegas suite? because hotels.com lets me do me. who wants to floss me? hote

joining me now is the current executive director, barry sanger. thank you so much for being here.g next friday? >> yes, yes. new things will happen. i'm looking forward to not having so much responsibility, but i'm excited at heading over an organization that has been around the whole time, 69 years. and handing over in good shape. people are excited about continuing to move forward. i think we are well poised to do more things and creative things. >> you are in a very vibrant part of san francisco , but also a very gritty neighborhood. i think on display in the tenderloin is the homeless, is the drug addiction, right? what you see saint anthony's roll moving forward, one of the biggest challenges lying ahead? >> saint anthony's has to be what it's always been, and it has to be open to new things in the future. i think that makes of being that presence that has always been there when we built a new dining room, i said we were putting a flag in the ground. it would always be a place for the poor in san francisco because that seems in danger today with the rising prices of houses, b

barry meier has been following all this closely.wrote a book about purdue pharma called "pain killer: an empire of deceit and the origin of america's opioid epidemic." separate development barry, welcome back to the "newshour". let's start talking, firs noff, about thw york case. the attorney general in new york is arguing that members of the sackler family somehow siphoned off profits fr purdue, stashed them away anda tht that constitutes fraud the way they did it.pl n her argument. >> william, this is all part of a legal chess game going on around the bankruptcy issue. frst, purdue laid down a marker by saying, well, we're getyting sued b so many people, we may have to seek bankruptcy and, thus, everyone suing us is going to be leftut in the cold. that spurred the attorney general in oklahoma to strike a quick sethttlement witem and now new york is coming in and saying, wait a minute, not so fast, we're going to stake a claim that the sackler family has been siphoning off money. so if you try to file for bankruptcy, we're going to

jake barry, shared the ballot paper saying i voted for everything except for a no deal and if you lookee him marking no deal there, here's another one, saying i don't know if i'll get arrested for tweeting this, but i think he can sleep easy, here he is playing out the only one he supported was marcus's plan to negotiate preferential trade arrangements with the eu, if there is no deal in place. that also got a no, this is luke who is a labour mp saying... why declan blue, about to go on the votes. remember, the mps can say yes or a note to all of these options, each one gave them a chance to say yes or no, this is another labour and p, a welsh labour mp saying... remember, they said no to i love them but also remember, the whole thing happen because the conservative backbenchers proposed this on monday and mps back to the idea, including, 30 of the prime minister's mps who rebelled against 01’ minister's mps who rebelled against or amongst them, were three government ministers who had to resign in order to support him. here he is after the vote. it's of course a very great disappointme