barton landed here. the grass was dented down so they could tell the path barton and his men took. the condition of the land is still the way it was back then. british newspapers focused on two salacious points. prescott's shortage of clothing when he was spirited away and rumors of female companionship in the house. a london newspaper reported rebel troops took him naked out of his bed not allowing him to put his clothes on. they made a big deal charles lee could not wear his hat and coat. now prescott was being taken out of the house of the gentleman naked. it was reported he retired with a mile from his post with a lady but was discovered and taken by the party at 2:00 in the morning. here is the cover of a typical london newspaper in little time, his capture became the subject of song and jokes. the ridicule became too much for king george iii to stomach. a newspaper reported his majesty complains of the injustice done to prescott by the news writers. this rumor of royalty favor caused the humorists pause for some weeks. the cease-fire ended with a september 20 addition of the

them and against barton. the legal history was tangled to say the least. after more than 15 years of litigation, a judge declared in 1810 that the old gentleman should be perplexed no longer and ruled in favor of barton. that seemed to settle it. in 1811, the chief judge of the vermont supreme court reopened the case and ruled against barton requiring him to pay about $600. barton refused. in september of 1812, he was thrown in debtors prison in vermont. in those days, a debtor could be forced to prison until he paid his debts. typically after a short time, family or friends would pay the debt and the prisoner would be released. there was no ability to get debts canceled and get a fresh start as there is now. barton refused to allow any family or friends to pay the debt. it was a matter of honor to him and he would not pay the damages or let family and friends pay either. however, barton was allowed to stay at an inn and not the prison. barton spent years trying to get someone to pay the debt who were not fri

i am mark barton. >> i am manus cranny. we are waiting for the numbers. >> with bated breath. >> you have the carlsberg numbers. when heineken comes down we can go to that. carlsberg has cut its full-year profit outlook. the earlier forecast was for adjusted net income to rise by low single-digit percentages third what they said is adjusted net income won't fall by mid-to high single digit percentage. what we care some much about carlsberg, not only because it is the world's fourth biggest brewer, russia is its biggest market. what it says about russia is fascinating. market volume in russia down by 6%-7% in the first half. its market share has fallen sees8 basis points and it the russian beer market down by a high single-digit percentage. its earlier forecast was a mid-single-digit drop. revenue threatened by political tension over ukraine. the weakening global and government efforts to curb drinking. we'll come back to carlsberg in a second. heineken is all yours. >> can i be a seamless as that? first-half consolidated re

i am mark barton joined by manus cranny. let's turn to all addicts. 200 -- let's turn to geopolitics. 280 russian trucks said to be filled with food and water are turned back from entering ukraine. >> the convoy left from moscow yesterday. it is getting closer to the border. the ukrainian say it is not carrying humanitarian aid. they believe it has military supplies inside. we do not know because we cannot verify it. it seems like an outlandish claim, but how do we know? forinternational committee the red cross seems to be getting cold feet on this so-called international aid effort. at a listen. >> -- have a listen. >> what we need to have is clarification regarding modalities, practical steps that need to be instituted before we launch and operation. >> there is a of concern about this convoy. i don't think i have heard so many world leaders as gus one convoy. i heard the white house discuss how the ukrainians have a structure, a process in place so they can check the convoy. we have heard ukrainian say they will not allow

i'm mark barton.ur next guest says the current round of sanctions and russia have been priced into this year. now the concern is what happens next. joining us now from moscow is the directingor of prosperity management. >> good morning. >> do you really believe it has been priced in? what will happen if russia invades ukraine? what are the implications of that eventuality -- what are the implications if that eventuality happens? >> it is a very distant prospect, in my mind. i should qualify this statement. i think russia has been pushing for a political resolution to this conflict. you cannot win this conflict militarily. invasion of another country will destroy this process. this is why i think the market will benefit in the absence of further escalation. why do youhink an -- will an apolitical phase happen when so far it is debatable that approach has worked? is in its ownne political cycle. you have parliamentary elections , and working with the enemy in this situation is not going to happen, simpl

i am mark barton. >> let's check it off with the dollar. day. is jobs they -- three weeks of gains for the dollar. the dollar isf showing. over the last 30 days, you begin to see the momentum picking up. yen lower. let's check on the canadian dollar. if you think of the growth great, -- rate within canada, and within the u.s., 4%, you begin to understand the difference beginning to open up. this is the third day where you are seen declines in the canadian dollar. breaking some important levels. the 100 day moving average. it is all about dollar trades today. back to you. >> these are the top headlines. a 72 hour cease-fire has started in ghana. -- gaza. violence areng the tentatively set aider today. -- later today. the fighting left more than 1400 palestinians dead. leaked gascaused by in taiwan's second largest city killed 22. policeman and fighters are among the dead. expandedanufacturing at the fastest pace in more than two years. pmi came in at 51.7%. >> after over a century in italy, fiat will be incorporated with chrysler. enlisted in new

let me tell you about philip barton key. john ross key served in the continental army in the revolution. his brother became a loyalist. not only was he a loyalist, he joined the british army and fought against us. he wound up fighting in florida. he got captured along with everybody else. he went not back to england -- he had never been to england, but he went to england after the war and got tired of life in england and came back to the united date. i think you probably know that loyalist who came back, especially from england, especially for those who fought against us -- they were not tarred and feathered, but most of them did not exactly get a good welcome. well, philip argan key did -- philip barton key did. he became a big lawyer in annapolis maryland. he became rich. when frank -- they sent frank to st. john's college in annapolis. you all know about st. john's. it is still there. it's a small liberal arts college that offers classical education. when we say classical, we mean greek and latin, and frank studied greek

i am mark barton. accepted and ukraine cease-fire in talks in berlin last night, no agreement was reached, according to the german foreign minister. hans nichols joins us. was there any progress at all? >> well, the foreign minister of germany says there was progress, but he did not elaborate, and he stressed several points, briefing reporters earlier this morning after the talks concluded that the situation was difficult, it comes at a difficult time, and difficult seemed to be his word. the goal, of course, is a cease-fire. and there are future victims. over five hours of talks last outside ofin berlin, berlin, and yes, they talked about cease-fire and also the humanitarian situation in eastern ukraine. into the meeting, the ukrainian foreign minister, here is what he had to say. now all sides are heading back. steinbrenner wants them to head out later today. hope to get a sense of just where things stand. >> what is the latest on the ground with the convoy? they you have mentioned, want to watch the

your honor, this is case number 534 on the calendar in the matter of bartone vs.ansen. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: you're welcome, judge. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seats. >> judge judy: miss hansen, which one of these two men is your son? >> they're both my sons. jason, in the purple shirt, is my oldest son. he's my witness to the assault. >> judge judy: all right. stand up. i have some questions for you. i'm drawing your attention to the 20th of december. on that date, you received a telephone call, according to the papers that i've read from your

i am mark barton.own." nigel wilson is here, ceo of legal & general. get your stage hat on. we're going to fire questions at you. when is the first hike? >> 11 this year. i think the economy is doing incredibly well. i think you will see a jump towards the october-november period unless it is a political decision and they put it back behind the election. >> a fix and monetary poly? >> carnegie is saying this is the new normal. the head of the bank of england, the new normal will be back up around 2.5%, 3%? would you agree? would that be good news? >> we are pretty indifferent. in terms of our business. we would like to see u.k. plc. we would like to see the u.k. economy doing better. a lot of small steps. i am a great fan of the charlie been approached to interest rate movements. it upk he is right, bring bit by bit. we have seen too much volatility in the world. >> how is the u.k. doing? london ticked great but the rest of the u.k. needs to see the light? >> i think everyone should be applauded for wh

. >> i mark barton in london and these are the top headlines.can and british officials are inc. an online chase for the killer of james foley. he was beheaded by a video -- in a video made by the islamist state. they have analyzed the audio to help identify the killer. israel is bowing to target more hamas leaders after killing three commanders. the raid was followed by a barrage of rockets and a wage of israeli attacks, the defense minister says forces will continue to hunt down and attack hamas leaders were ever they may be. set tota governor was become indonesia's next president. the court rejected the allegations of fraud. the verdict in the most vices leadership contest since their return to democracy. leaders are stepping up diplomatic efforts to ease separate --kraine, celebrating a second anniversary tradember of the organization. charles, welcome to "countdown." before we get to the diplomacy of where we are with merkel and poroshenko. they joined the world trade organization two years ago. what was it supposed to do and did it deliver?

welcome to countdown, i'm mark barton joined by manus cranny and caroline hyde. a russian convoy is on the way to ukraine tonight. the vehicle is part of are you humanitarian effort, not a military operation. ryan chilcote joins us with more. >> this is a curious strategy. the way to the southeast of ukraine. that at thissay point humanitarian aid can't wait. situation in the southeast of the country is so tragic. they should get there this evening. the question is, what happens next echoed international committee for the red cross says that there is going to be an international humanitarian aid effort without any military convoys. what is russia going to do when they get their? will they wait for other countries to join in? there are some practical details that still have to be worked out. this was something that was very discussed yesterday between president obama, president poroshenko of ukraine. i think the devil is in the details. could be a real interesting watershed moment where this turns into a diplomatic effort with the russians on board, or this could

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. >> barton gellman, del washington post, fue de los primeros periodistas contactados por snowden.guardian glenn greenwald, luego a la documentalista laura poitras. uando se concertÓ la primera entrevista con snowden, the guardian enviÓ al veterano periodista especializado en temas de seguridad ewen macaskill. >> cuando lo vi en la habitaciÓn del hotel en hong kong yo estaba asombrado. lucÍa como de 22 o 23 aÑos. la idea de que alguien de esa edad pudiera haber hecho todas las cosas que Él decÍa haber hecho, que habÍa entrenado con fuerzas especiales porque querÍa combatir en irak, que habÍa estado con la direcciÓn de seguridad nacional, nsa, en japÓn y en hawÁi, sonaba como una fantasÍa. >> los documentos sustraÍdos por snowden revelan cÓmo una orden secreta de un tribunal obligÓ a la compaÑÍa verizon a entregarle al gobierno de los estados unidos la llamada "metadata", es decir, informaciÓn de llamadas telefÓnicas de miles de ciudadanos estadounidenses, y cÓmo un programa llamado prisma le daba a la direcciÓn de seguridad nacional acceso directo a las comunicaciones y datos de la

with zillow cofounder rich barton, ch2m hill ceo jacqueline hinman, and robert rubin, the former treasury secretary and former goldman sachs cochairman. >> the government is not meeting its challenges. i think that is a real threat to our future. >> coming up -- we will hear these newsmakers weigh in on the policy and business challenges of today's economy. >> what's your sense of what is going on in an economic recovery? it feels like we are fumbling along. how would you characterize this economy? >> i would say we don't have enough internally generated growth. we can't do that unless we unlock investment and direct it to high-growth areas. we have only two options. one is not favored by the house of representatives, which is to say we have cut the deficit by more than 50%. we have to get the structural deficit down, but right now, with interest rates lower than inflation, this is the best time we will have to undertake a massive effort to build a 21st-century infrastructure. if we did that, we would have massive internally generated growth. the other option to do the same thing, which w

he hauls the rock through the glass door at the home on barton avenue. another camera catches him walking away with a large case of watches and possibly other items and he drives away in an older model black nissan. we are asking you please call san jose police with any information. >> happening now, authorities in san bernardino county are going from one buried car to another searching for anyone trapped by flooding and mudslides. they have claimed at least one life. katie marzullo is in our newsroom with the dramatic video. >> newness, too. a fire captain says six to eight homes are badly damaged and likely not inhabitable but for those stranded behind the mud, campers who were at a community center are now making their way down. >> imams of mudslide-ravaged forest falls now clearing rivers of rock and debris to standed residents can get out. dave posted this video year, you can see thick mud carrying large tree branches overtaking oakland wall. on instagram there is a head on view of the same street. others were not so fortunate to watch from afar wit

i mark barton. we have breaking numerbers. beatenquarter has estimates. analysts were estimating 2.5 billion. that is for a target operating euros of 9.5-10.5 billion . last year was 10.1 billion euros. this is the big insurer. it is involved in asset management. it is all about pemco. >> the biggest in the world. >> bill gross has been under scrutiny team. his management style. >> they are not the most harmonious. >> and now he is chief economic advisor. they are all intertwined. has had withdrawals in july. the smallest monthly redemption since they began in 2013. the redemptions have lasted over a year. i yesterday afternoon, tweeted a pimco tweet to buy bonds. someone said when you have long bonds there is one thing to do with the market. >> they get teased about that. >> it is their business. >> outflows of pimco continued to slow. yes we have had outflows but they are continuing to flow. >> particularly in the united states it has been a volatile investment. >> it includes the global business, allianz as well. down it is better than expected. they h

mark barton. they were giving me a very hard time in that commercial break.et back to markets. >> it was warranted. >> absolutely. >> let's give france a hard time. >> p.m.i.. >> we don't like french much. >> i don't think people like french data. the bar is low. will they trip? the forecast coming in at 49.6. everybody positioning the france situation versus germany. they have dropped their budget deficit targets. growth this week. >> for me it is not about france vs. germany. it is about france vs. the e.c.b. everybody is taking this bad news and good news. draghi has been talking politics as much as he has been talking monetary policy. >> italy once again and france saying you need to make the structural move. > draghi barely talked about monetary policy. 60% to 70% of his speech was about politics and reforms. if he felt so strongly about that, hardly doing himself any favors. it is a real stare down now between monetary policy. >> the last couple of days -- >> listening to some of the noise coming out, hearing some nobel laureates talking about the break

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but, you know, other politicians like joe barton, who was the chair of the house energy and commerce committee, a large number of politicians, sadly many of them on one side of the partisan divide, republicans in particular, whose campaigns have been financed heavily by fossil fuel interests and who are now doing little more than acting as advocates for fossil fuel interests. when it comes to the question of, you know, passing legislation to deal with climate change, that's really the scientization of politics that i was talking about. this idea that the underlying scientific evidence is just a political football to be contested as any other political issue would be contested. and there are politicians whose job it is to contest that evidence. when in fact, you know, that's not the way science is. there aren't two equally valid sides. there's a reason that the flat earth society no longer prevails in our public discourse, because they were wrong. the earth isn't flat. we accept that. gravity does exist. there are propositions in science. and, you know, i'll tell you, if there was a v

i am mark barton. let's take a look at your fx check today.serve interest rate at a record low. it also expects a period of steady borrowing costs amid below trend growth. the overnight cash rate held at 2.5% for a 12% -- a 12th consecutive month. all the economists addicted no ctedge -- related -- predi no change today. they are trying to rebalance towards residential construction as the mining investment boom wanes. confidence is being hit by the government spending cuts announced in may. that is weighing against rising house prices and faster inflation. cents.sie dollar, .93 once again, was mentioned by governor glenn stevens in the meeting and of course, he is eager to talk it down. these are the bloomberg top headlines today. the palestinians have agreed on a three-day cease-fire in gaza. the truth started a short time ago. under the of fighting egyptian-brokered accord. the world bank and the african development bank have wedged $216 million to emergency funding to help fight the ebola outbreak in south africa. the money will be used to

grand father was cliff arquette charlie we put our cat yeah charlie weaver your grandfather was clint barton have similarly charlie weaver one of the funniest people ever think you know it's a silly only house on old hollywood where is the jack paar show or he was tremendous was your father in the business to my father was yeah i was in films like waiting to go waiting for guffman he was a improvisational actor for like forty five years in the system everybody patricia resigned. alexis and my brother richard is also an actor all the kids are actors we're going to house it was him competitive there was there was dramatic. there's a lot of lost but it also it was good i mean we're all very emotional we were you in the pecking order i'm the youngest you're a baby. little baby david you may have done the best oh i don't know what i think what a life let's talk about cleaners what why did you what attracted you to well i love the idea of this new digital space i mean you're you're perfect in the new world yeah it's great you know and people can just download it for free on crackle dot com and jus

mark barton. they come from the minds. carolina will take you through the numbers. -- carolina will take you through the numbers. u.s. dropped a little bit. we are going on holidays but not in france. no, not in france. one of the largest hotel andators there rose by 15% they are going to digital solutions as a way of engaging. it is all about digital solutions. they dropped. you are seeing a little bit of a juggling act going on. the real guidance was 590 million euros by the end of the year. they have trimmed it back. a shade lower on the day. very interesting guests. >> thank you. that is your market open. the ftse is by 0.5%. let's get some perspective. we have mark and mark. thanher, they managed more $2 trillion of assets. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> look at the equity markets, a big rally. the s&p 500 as record numbers. everybody calling dead the most -- call it in the most unbull market for the is there a reason for it or a reason to love it? >> the backdrop is pretty challenging. you have tensions. yo

thank you very much, mark barton. let's go to russia now.flot scrambled its low-cost units after notice contracts following -- after nulled contracts following sanctions. did this local unit start flying to crimea? was it told to by the kremlin and what are the implications of that? >> certainly, there is suspicion. it only started operations this year. it is a new local airline set up by aeroflot. and the kremlin has been wanting to promote tourism, russian internal tourism into crimea because the tourist sector has since theremendously province was annexed. ukrainians have stopped traveling to crimea. it is not the only russian airline traveling to crimea. it is low-cost, it is providing a cheap way for russians to visit crimea. of the specifics of why it is not able to fly, what are they? does it mean it is a short-term problem or more longer-term problem western >> it would appear as though the airline is no longer able to operate. madennouncement that was yesterday said the european companies which had been providing services leasing an

the guy was spotted riding along south barton street. he crashed the bike into two vehicles and ran into nearby woods. roland hitchens was arrested a short time later. he is charged with dui, indecent exposure, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and driving on a suspended license. he is being held without bond. >>> police tell us a 19-year-old wood bridge girl called 911 over a pot deal gone bad. robbery detectives say they discovered the girl gave a man money to buy marijuana but she became upset when he didn't give it to her. she is charged with filing a false police report. >>> part of the program to train street car operators training will take part. 28 operators need to complete 30 hours training before they are certified to carry passengers. the street cars are supposed to go into operation by the end of the year. >>> live pictures right now out of phoenix, arizona where flash floods have stranded people on roof tops. it has also knocked out power throughout the area. winds are high there, too. helicopters hovering above. so far n

i am mark barton. we are 30 minutes into the trading day. let's see how things are shaping up.cks have opened lower. two days of gains have come to an end. the kleins in the european benchmark, the ftse 100, the cac 40 and the dax. let's dig deeper. who is better at digging? standing at the touch screen with her three stocks to watch -- >> i will raise you a pun. building. balfour beatty, the worst performer on the stoxx 600 as well. off more than 5%. it says the third time isn't so lucky. i do not want to merge. why? the risks. they want to retrench at a time when construction is buoyant. you still want me to sell my u.s. asset that i don't want to. balfour beatty rejects and fails to extend the takeover panel deadline that comes friday at 5:00 p.m. will karelian go hostile about balfour beatty? it looks like investors aren't expecting that. balfour beatty off by almost 6%. another big follower is luxottica. this is the company that makes in there is some concern the italian press that the chief executive might be asked to step down by the company's founder. this is all specul

barton. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. barton: i thank mr. sessions and hopefully will yield back some of that time. i thank you, mr. chairman, for the leadership you have exhibited, not just in the rules committee, but on this issue in general, you have a -- been a long time advocate of immigration reform and you have been active in the texas delegation as we attempt to move this legislation and you have been very active this afternoon in the rules committee. i want to also compliment the leadership of the majority as we have tried to craft a compassionate, conservative path forward. i happen to be an advocate of comprehensive immigration reform. i have a draft bill that i have been waiting until the right time to introduce. hopefully get bipartisan support. so i'm not one of these just-say-no republicans. having said that, we have a crisis on our southern border because of some actions the president's taken in the past and some inactions that he's not taking now. we have got this terrible situation where thousands and thousands of young chi

. >> clara barton. >> sandy duncun. >> i think lois lerner should be on a coin.nk president obama should be on a food stamp. >> tinker bell, everybody loves tinker bell. remember when you were a kid at disneyland. tinker bell should be on a currency. >> she slides in and she spies on everyone. >> i don't know where you get that. >> you value money. would you value it as much if there is a woman on it? >> one woman in particular. susan orman so every time i make a purchase i would think about it again and then change my mind. and i would be wealthy. >> and she would have to wear one of the cool leather jackets that are zipped up to here. what is her show called? >> susie orman? >> suze. >> do you have a favorite currency? do you have a favorite denomination that you look at and go -- you like $50 bills ? >> why not? >> i enjoy the nickel. when you drop it it creates an inner conflict. it is not a penny. it is five and if you leave it there you feel guilty about leaving it there. it just sits there and you go and peck it up and people look at you and say wow what a

barton of texas for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. before i ask my questions i want to make just a general observation. this is probably the last major investigation that this subcommittee and full committee is going to conduct where we have the services of mr. dingell and mr. waxman. we have had a history on this committee and this subcommittee going back at least 40 to 50 years when we have major issues we try to approach them on behalf of the american people in a nonpartisan very open way. and it certainly appears that we're going to continue that tradition today. so i hope that we can show the best to the american people that the congress at its best gets the facts, presents the facts, and does so in a way that in the future we protect the public health and safety for the american people. now, with that caveat, i do have a few questions. a number of congressmen so far have made the point that these ignition switches didn't appear to meet specificications. and my assumption is that you've agreed that they did not meet specification

Él y barton gellman reportaron sobre un presupuesto especial de inteligencia y otros documentos filtradosminente. las percepciones equivocadas sobre la agencia se remontan a los tiempos del 007, james bond. >> [hablan el inglÉs] >> ron patrick encabeza las labores de reclutamiento de la agencia. dice que solo 25 % de sus funcionarios operan en la clandestinidad. >> en realidad nosotros no reclutamos espÍas para serte honesto. quizÁs estamos haciendo un poco tÉcnicos en esto, pero lo que hacemos es reclutar funcionarios de operaciones y parte del trabajo de estos es reclutar gente para recabar informaciÓn. >> aquÍ nadie es un espía. >> no, para nada. >> eso dicen las cosas de la televisiÓn. >> de la televisiÓn, las pelÍculas, de la percepciÓn generalizada de la gente sobre lo que hacemos aquÍ, pero eso no es lo que nosotros hacemos. >> pero hollywood no es el Único que hace este planteamiento. >> yo fui entrenado como un espÍa en el sentido tradicional de la palabra. yo vivÍ en la clandestinidad, en el extranjero, simulando trabajar en algo que no era tal cosa, y hasta se me asignÓ un nomb

barton's point and the importance of cms because where those dollars come from for most academic medical centers where there's a mission, not an option to invest other places, but it's the mission to do research and education. those dollars primarily come from clinical revenues. a little bit from philanthropy, but you do the math, and it's huge endowments that would be required to make up that gap, and that's why the decisions on funding that are made from cms which drive the privates are so critical to this research enterprise because it's not just nih, but it's that supplement that every academic medical center puts in to the research enterprise where it's the mission to look for the cures. it's not an option. >> well, i just want to say this -- this met or exceeded my expectations, and i want to thank everybody for coming today, and i really want to thank -- most of the members have left, but i can't really remember a more robust discussion among members of congress that we've had either about looking in a visionary way to the future, so thank you all for participating in our introduc

here with the details is mark barton. we were expecting some significant private sector involvement. we seem to have a hybrid of both. backs they didn't want to involve the state, but the state had to get involved acres they couldn't get the money from the private stakeholders. essentially the central bank has taken control. they have pumped almost 5 billion euros into the bank as a result of the resolution fund set up a couple years ago. it is going to split it into two. you get this new company. it will own it out right. it will finance the rescue with the treasury loan to be repaid. the bad bank is where they come into place. they are going to take the hit. they are going to be left with the most problematic assets. they will get the assets which include those loans through the other part of the group and lend a state to operations. it was the other loans through the other part of the bank os. joe santo -- banco espirito santo group which got them involved. >> this morning i think there seem to be a little bit of relie