basil, last sorry.side even november 6, what are the long-term effects of this kavanaugh nomination? what are the lingering effects going to be five years down the road, 10 years down the road? basil: we had one saying he is not -- david: john paul stevens. have you lost women? o'brien: no. if you talk to independent women, they are coming back to us. david: i gave you the last word. o'brien: thank you. david: president trump rebranded nafta but it's not just about dairy and auto parts. we will show you how digital trade fits in. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. david: you're watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. donald trump said he had much to be proud of on trade. digital trade. president trump: it will be the most advanced trade deal with provisions on the digital economy, patents, very important. david: ok. digital trade may not have been people's radar screens but importance with u.s. digital economy growing. meone is martin schroeter, i.b.m. head of sales. martin, thank you for

behind me right now is saint basil's cathedral and the kremlin. but if i turn a little bit, the view changes completely, and that's the soviet power station. turn a little more, and the moscow river comes into view along with one of the very famous wedding cake buildings from the stalin era. and just as interesting as the backdrop is the back story of this place. very few people around me realize it was designed by an american. >> it has become the most visited destination in central moscow, and that makes me have chills and shivers. >> reporter: among architects, charles renfrow is a celebrity, famous for designing grand public spaces like the high line park in new york. but bringing that radically modern vision to moscow caused a little culture shock. >> this bridge goes nowhere. it goes nowhere. we had a hard time getting it through. >> reporter: did you? why? >> well, because of the fact that it's not a privilege. you know, i think they were wanting it to be functional. >> reporter: right. >> why should we build a fairly expensive feature in t

. >> kendall had lateral lesions on the basil ganglia of her brain that indicated might kron might thtochondrialease. >> it progresses disorder. it indicated in damaged and dying brain tissue. the prognosis is uncertainty. and the family has been through the entire spectrum of reaction to this emotion. but at the same time, they're joined by the power and inspiration by just how brave kendall is. she's going through a lot of different therapies. and look at the progress, she's walking, she's even running. >> wow. >> to tell how we can possibly help, we have rick, taylor and colin and kendall. >> yea. >> congratulations. you guys have been through the ringer recently. tell us what is going on with pharmaceutical companies and things like that? >> well, in the last decade, things have changed a lot foror might tochondrial disease. it's a rare disease. like a lot of rare diseases there's not a laot of funding. >> speaking of funding you have your own research foundation. >> we partnered with the mitochondrial foundation to try to solve the problem. >> how much are you looking to raise? >> well, our

and basil smikel and susan del persio.you were in texas over this weekend speaking to all sorts of voters and senators. what did you hear from both sides of the aisle because friday was one moment that wasn't about hyper partisanship. when that third lane, when that third door was opened and we said we heard "let's give it a week." >> i think folks were absolutely stunned with what's happening in washington and shocked we had gone so close to the brink and then pulled back. strangely, operatives from both parties see an avenue where this could be a net gain for them. they say it could help their base come out. and so it was really an extraordinary roar error roar s test of where you are in the midterms. >> a new poll states that 41% of american men overall feel kavanaugh should be confirmed. 29% of women. but his supporters among republicans is still very, very strong. democrats were confident going into these midterms. but has what happened over the last week, is that going to ignite a whole lot of new voters to come out?

genovese basil, what i recommend is tearing it in half first, and smelling it. oh yeah.good. that was dave. now watching this now, you have absolutely no idea what i'm going to say or do next, let alone the ability to control it. but nick wek has been to see some technology that could change that. i've been invited to york's inaugural mediale arts festival to see interactive film called "what is love? " and i hope to find the answer. wish me luck. here, the audience is invited to not only view but shape the narrative of a love story. they affect what happens as the video itself changes to complement the viewer's individual responses. how am i feeling today? every so often, floating icons are projected in space in front of the screen, subtly encouraging onlookers to reach out and virtually guide the mood of the production. well, that's the idea anyway. took me a while because we had to interact and do stuff, i didn't understand. i was trying to interact but we couldn't make it work, so we just went along with the flow. it was great, it was different. a leapmotion sensor t

the classic neopolitan pizza has a simple topping of tomato sauce muscle relevant basil.the baker didn't slugs it into the oven which is what fired. it turns the pizza a couple of times to ensure it even baking and then quickly pulls it adds it's ready to eat in just sixty to ninety seconds and crucially the pizza has to be soft enough to follow so it can be. held in the hunt. was a success and it would be so you only are getting ever more prestige in recent years nowadays pizzas are on the menu at upscale restaurants too so in addition to the head chef the pizza you'll know as much more important question for you all right by the entrance to the old town is naples oldest pizzeria until the pizzeria points out. there was a stand making and selling pizza in this spot way back in seven hundred thirty eight so. the pizza yellow makes sure the oven temperature does not stray outside the standard four hundred fifty to five hundred degrees celsius. if it's not a wood fired oven it's not near polishing pizza. general luciano lets his don't rise for forty eight hours. the base ha

he took away from the mississippi vand the crowd reaction is that kavanaugh is a good issue for his basil i wouldn't be surprised if he leans into it. earlier about donald trump looking for this wedge issue, like kneeling at nfl games come out to capitalize on. i think he thinks he has found that. expect to hear more of it. jane: anthony zurcher, thanks for joining me. back,oordinated push ofitain, the netherlands, and the u.s. have seetailed allegations against russia, accusing it of carrying out cyber attacks against western targets. here in thu.s., seven people have been charged after claims that a nuclear facility and the anti-doping agency were hacked. russia calls it western spy maa. the bbc's gordon corera reports. gordon: caught in the act -- the moment four russian sps were detained in the netherlands. , to use the equipment in the boot of their car to hack r networks. the story was made public today in anry extraordioint british and dutch news conference in which the details finger pointed at the gru, russian military intelligence. >> the gru is an aggressive, well-funded offici

at this point in time basil perhaps time is an awful amount to me and my job but. as a chef it's hard to climb higher than tim howard on the career ladder but this berliner is always keen to do himself he knows there is still room for more. tomorrow you come from a humble background and now you. must have been a long journey can you tell us more it was a long journey bad thing for these days i'm just waking up in the morning and i do the business i have to do because i'm operating now twelve restaurants and so i'm not thinking what was in the parse the world will be in the future it's just daily business ok you say you have twelve restaurants be honest how much time to actually spend cooking cooking is. fifty percent of my job these days but i'm creating all the dishes which will be served in all the twelve restrooms and to be honest really cooking i'm only doing here at the main restaurant because they need me to be in the kitchen they need me to lead the flavors in the dishes because cooking you know is is a craft a man's work on one side but it's also a bit of a

career.m these overnight sensations people talk about, it is long, hard work, barcelona, singing and basil, she stood in for marilyn home and people were knocked sideways by her. it's almost a gestation period, almost like a good wine coming to its optimum, the cork p°p5 wine coming to its optimum, the cork pops out and you think, this is perfect, it is just ready, and she was just ready. powerful and amazing, a singular voice. it's hard to compare her to anyone else because all these singers bring their own inward passion to the projection of the sound. what was she most proud of, do you think? in the world of opera, what do people know about her work?|j the world of opera, what do people know about her work? i think what she loved, one critic said she had the most beautiful voice from maria kallis. she brought to many roles in the opera that might have been overlooked and with her power, expertise and beauty of tone, she brought a lot of works back. and opera singer and diva often go hand in hand. dealer can be a good thing! it often has negative connotations but it just means it often h

tractor or trailer or reliance on the some or the rain instead special lighting is helping this crop of basil until to grow. this is the u.k.'s past fully automated vertical palm where the vents built into the trays pump the right amount of air to regulate the temperature and humidity we've taken a field we've cut it into tray sized pieces about six and a half square metres and as you can see behind me we stack them up on top of each other then we've put them in a box and we've made the weather inside the box so we've made our own sunshine we've made our own rain we've made our own wind we can heat we can cool we can deal with humidity. under this system being developed in scotland crops can grow quickly using ninety seven percent less water than normally would be used this method of bombing isn't being seen as a replacement for more traditional methods of agriculture but it could be useful in areas where it's difficult to grow crops where the climate is extreme. and changing the way we produce food will be vital in the future the u.n. is warning that by twenty fifty the global population wil

so what i had on the program iraqi doctor is borne diseases like cholera or spreading through basil his water supplies his unrest continues over poor public services and it's being called the biggest bank heist in south africa's history but it's the poor who are paying the price from explain in a few minutes. hello there we've had a fair amount of weather over parts of western australia recently for a look at the satellite picture we can see the latest area of cloud working its way in there looks like we're going to see a few more showers as we head through the day on thursday but they're gradually edging their way eastward so for perth it should be dry and quite warm as well with a temperature of around twenty seven degrees meanwhile for the east this averages a recovering there remember but they will be dropping off again as we head into friday so a maximum just of eighteen quite different from brisbane all temperatures expected to be all the way up to thirty five on friday a very hot day for us over towards new zealand definitely cooler for us we've got lots of cloud with us at the m

okay. [ shouts in portuguese ] >> anthony: ox tongue cooked with basil, mint, and pepper.in minas. beans, mantioc flower smoked in cured meats. and if you're lucky, fresh eggs. oh, there we go. >> eduardo maya: oh there we go, very nice. that's the tongue -- ox tongue. >> anthony: yup. >> eduardo maya: that's the foot. the pig's foot. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo maya: may i? >> anthony: oh, yes, please. >> luiz otavio: the food from mineas gerais has nothing to do with our climate. >> anthony: yeah, you're right. this is cold-weather food. >> luiz otavio: yes. this meal is nice. >> anthony: yeah, right? >> eduardo maya: it's a very comfort food, isn't it? he prepares the tongue every day. >> anthony: you have a great culinary tradition here of flavors. you have fantastic ingredients, but in upper-class bello horizonte, people are insecure about their food until recently. where did this come from? >> luiz otavio: it's a plague -- italian and french food. >> eduardo maya: i used to say it's a complex. >> anthony: right. >> eduardo maya: like a trauma we've been in from who

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basil for pesto pasta and mixed greens for a salad. >> i'm terrified. everyone is judging.uys. >> katie fell in love with environmental science. after graduating from college, she struggled to find a full-time career in the field. >> jake has had to deal with me , lot, coming home to me crying trying to figure out if i am making the right decisions. then somehow, online, bowery popped up. >> she told me about this job, like an indoor vertical farm, and i thought it sounds like total b.s. [laughter] i took my work truck and swing around to see what it was all about. i drove up to it, doesn't look like there is a farm in there at all. >> i figured i would check it out for myself. i pulled up, and it was exactly how he described, but i gave it a shot. so in 2017, katie joined bowery. she became employee number nine. it is backed by some of silicon valley's top investors, and with funding,0 million in the start of is expanding fast. in may, katie got promoted to lead a team of her own farmers. the world's population is set to reach 9.8 billion people by 2050. 2/3 will live in c

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so good. >> the basil brings out the avocado. >> the tomatoes?> thank you so much. we don't have enough time for this one. >> vegan dark chocolate chunk cookies. >> you have 1,500 followers. thanks for joining us in front of the camera. make sure you check out dadaeats. if you want more, head to today.com/food. that does it for us on saturday morning. tomorrow on "sunday today" willie sits down with jeff bridges andcoming up next, on t bay .... i'm kris sanchez. coming up next, a strike outside san francisco hotels spills into the streets. the growing frustration that now have led to arrests. >>> plus, this may look like your average break-in, but that guy, he didn't make off with cash. the unusual heist that has the owners chuckling. >>> and as dry, warm weather continues, vianey arana is tracking an increased fire danger. she'll show us which areas are at the highest risks. we'll see you at 7:00. here is - >>> that sounds means one thing. it is now 7:00 on this saturday morning. take a live look at the lake park. so peaceful this morning. it is

basil, tomato, -- >> we get -- i can ever get the bubbles like that.>> just to come let us make it for you. thousand degree oven to get that. >> 1000 degrees. i think my topped out at 550. but i do all right. i appreciate what you said about that you have to keep making it. do it into it. very good for national pizza month. we appreciate you for stopping by. i'm going to hang onto that for when i make pizza at home. thank you. that another restaurant group and chef krista deandre from post area. thank you for coming and. >> thank you for having us.>> of course. >> feel how soft that is. >>> welcome back. right now is your chance to and four tickets to disney and i celebrated years of magic the bay area through october 19 till the 28th. the tickets for the october 9 in oakland. go to our facebook page and look for the freebie friday link on the left side. look at and you have the online entry form. you have to be at least 18 to enter. at approximate retail value $160 provided by self entertainment. one winner will be chosen october 15 and you will find the official roles on ktvu.com und

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>> basil gray, i understand storing more resources at the problem is a potential solution, getting more people, hiring more parts, what i am interested in is how are we leveraging technology to overcome some of the old processes and i will give some examples. the last time i saw demand plans accuracy was 20-30%. finding more of the wrong part doesn't necessarily help us and repair turnaround time is wrong for a number of reasons. how are we using artificial intelligence additive manufacturing and pbl and the change in using unmanned systems to reduce demand on aging systems? >> i think you answered your question, the answer is we are using -- i will let the general talk about the manufacturing because he has some good examples on that with respect to data analytics i think i mentioned earlier we are incorporating data analytics into a lot of what we are doing. with respect to a couple examples, the long-term downed airplanes, the way we use to distribute parts. it is against an airplane, let's say you are a squadron and you have an airplane and it just needs one part to fly. i am a squa

. >> and a little basil. that's what they're supposed to be, hot. so this is pantanela. going to say no to ina garten. man, i can cook. ( applause ). >> we're going to make a chocolate >> stephen: is this hard? look at that. very nice. that's a big mac roon is what that is. >> the first thing you're going d y iharge of iae disin you put that on top of that. just spread it out. so that goes on top of this. >> stephen: is it true you worked for the carter and ford administration? >> di. >> stephen: what did you do? >> nuclear energy policy. what did you think. >> stephen: you go straight from there to meringue. >> that's reasonable. now we need whipped cream on top. are you in charge of whipped cream? >> stephen: i'll do it. >> everybody is in charge of whipped cream. >> stephen: whipped cream is good. more whipped cream is better. this is dietetic this is all on the pailo diet. do i use all of it? >> all of it. always all of it. and i'll show you how to make chocolate curls. >> stephen: chocolate curls. >> it's something you want to know how to make, right. >> stephen: i

most of this is focused around narrowing the basil -- bezel, removing the home button, going to facehich really plays into what they have been doing with the iphone, which has been successful. those design features alone will draw consumers in and i think it was a good evolutionary step for the ipad lineup overall. there were other things that had to do with software that were probably ultimately more important, but overall it was a decent announcement for them. selina: david, ipad sales peaked in 2014 and the tablet industry has been contracting. do you think these changes are enough to regain that momentum apple once had with the ipad? david: probably not, but that does not mean it might not slow whatever decline they are experiencing or flatten it out. maybe it will stabilize things. these are not earthshaking changes. i do think face id is an important technology. i have it on my new iphone and find it enormously convenient to not have to do anything besides pick the phone up and look at it. that would matter to me on an ipad. so i like that. but i do not think it is the right wa

robots tend to lettuce, kayal a kale and basil. it grows 30 times the amount on on land. isn't that tags nat fascinating >> happy taco tuesday. >> it's thursday all day long. >> why is it national taco day today? shouldn't it be on tuesday? anyway, it's happening today, and you get free tacos on it. del taco is offering a buy one, get one shredded. el pollo low co will give you chicken taco with purchase. taco bell, you get a crunchy, fiery, cool locos. >> it is taco monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday for me. >> i think i'll be making a run for the border. >> i like that. >> we can share that gift set. >> it's pretty big. >> for five bucks. >> wife is out of town. i don't want to cook. hello! >> he's not inviting us. >> we can go for lunch. >> okay. all right. >> i could go for dinner again too. let's particular a look and show you what's going on. after a nice long workout in between. san rafael, two inches of rain fell in san rafael. while it's cloudy this morning and 63, upper 40s with a little bit of fog possible tomorrow morning. here's my highlights for to

. -- bazoeff basil spirit s. .ucker: a progressive activists his progressive activism is both a smokescreen behind which he hides and also what kind of indulgent he pays to that activists left. brian: lindsey graham. smart, capable person but also one of the leading advocates for a thoroughly discredited foreign policy. it would be conservatism. brian: hillary clinton. tucker: opponent of donald trump. views ingo into her the book as i do into the attitudes that she embodies. basically, the key political problem we face now is that nobody is learning the lesson of the last election. there were lessons i think we need to learn. forsort of lead the charge ignoring those lessons in favor of ridiculous explanations, like russia. brian: mark sucker bird. tucker: founder of facebook -- mark zuckerberg. tucker: founder of facebook. he would have gotten scrutiny from liberals for the way he conducted his business practices. he would be under attack for what his company has done to privacy in the u.s., but he is not because he is a member of a pretty small social class that makes all of the decision

. >> in many places here, basil, it's not only general but the economic issues all thrown into this.ook at theeth thi ethn african-american, latino space, doesn't the polling seem high on the latino space? >> you will see substantial turn outacross communities of color. i know that the republicans are scared because they're starting to implement tactics to try to reduce african-american votes. we're seeing this in georgia, we're seeing it in north carolina. so there is going to be energy and that turnout on election day. >> always great to talk to boyfriend. we'll be right back. yfriend. we'll be right back. billions of mouths. billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. discover.o. i like your card, but i'm absolutely not paying an annual fee. discover has no annual fees. really? yeah. we just don't believe in them. oh nice. you would not believe how long i've been rehea

. >> sean: the media darling basil o'rourke has garnered a following.ust how little his fans actually know about him, his career or his so-called accomplishments. this is priceless. >> if you had to make a decision right now, who would you support? >> i would probably vote for him. >> any accomplishments in his career that you can point to that would make him a good person for office? i'm not aware of a lot of specific accomplishments that he has made. >> any accomplishments that you would point to? >> i don't know of any. >> is there any that you would point to and say, he's accomplish this? honestly, he needs to get his name out there. >> sean: is like bread a sin in tennessee, and mccaskill. look at veritas.com. you can't believe everything, they are purposely lying to you. let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham is live now. >> laura: hannity, thanks so much. by the way, it's robert francis o'rourke. beto sounds cooler but his name is robert francis. >> laura: >> laura: michael >> : i'm calling him bozo. >> laura: that's a real subtle great s

professor eddie glaude always go good to have you, and basil like dazzle, it helps me remember how to it. >> thank you all. >>> police in lakeland, florida, have released some dramatic surveillance video of a city councilman shooting and killing a shoplifter at a local store. quick warning here, some of you may find this video graphic and disturbing. councilman michael dunn seen confronting the alleged shoplifters crist ball lopez. lopez moves to leave. dunn moves to block him, then opens fire. lopez suspected of stealing a hatchet died from his wound. it's not clear if lopez was holding that hatchet when he was shot. police are investigating. so far councilman dunn has not been charged with a crime. >>> a big promise from facebook to keep fake information off its site ahead of the midterms, what the company will ban, and the big question, especially when it comes to facebook, will it actually work. >>> in the last 15 minutes or so, president trump responded to a big headline on one of his legal battles. it involves the defamation suit filed by adult film star stormy daniels. presiden

antonio delgado: the league of comp -- conservation banks congress and basil at 34% in terms of governmentalords. he has voted to repeal a clean street protection role. he did not say anything about the concept of salt on the apa from prewitt. hehas sued -- stated that things the way forward is natural gas and not clean energy. he has not talked about moving from tax credits from the fossil fuel initiative which we spend $5 billion on a year, rather than shifting to renewable energy. we have wind, solar, and clean energy. he is not doing that because he is lobbying for pipelines. it is important to make sure people in congress are going to fight for a real transition to renewable energy. >> moving on to the times union. to adultsould happen who have chosen to live, work, and raise a family in the country illegally have committed no other crime? should the government actively pursued deportation? antonio delgado: the federal government should be making sure we fix the broken immigration system. millions ofe undocumented immigrants who are afraid to come out of the shadows. unfortunately, beca

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. >> linda: basil. >> anthony: home kitchen gardens, hunting, and gathering. >> linda: these my dad would now, this is what i'm famous for in these parts. have you ever had spaghetti pizza? no, you haven't. don't say you have. [ laughter ] the tomato sauce was made with joel's tomatoes at the food bank. we harvested those yesterday and i made all the spaghetti sauce. >> anthony: nearby, joel runs an organic hydroponic farm that supplies the local school system. ♪ >> sarah slone: the people here are very good. they'd give you the shirt off their back. come together in times of tragedy or anything. >> anthony: christian values means something here. they are practiced on the street and in the home. >> linda: most of you've all got your potatoes, right? >> anthony: linda runs "5 loaves & 2 fishes", a food bank that holds many of the lives here together during tough times. 16,000 people walk through these doors annually, in a county of 20,000. >> bob: gracious god, we just thank you for this day that we're able to give food out again, this is not a regular give-out. watch over us and protect u

>> basil gray. i understand, you know, throwing more resources at the problem is a potential solution h getting more people, hiring more parts. but what i'm interested in is how we leveraging technology to overcome some of these old processes? i'll give a couple am scexample. the buying more of the wrong parts doesn't help us. it's a waste in cost. and then repair turn around time is long for a number of reasons. so how are we using artificial intelligence, manufacturing and pdl and even a change in cona-ops using unmanned systems to reduce the man on our aging systems? >> i think you answered your question. the answer is absolutely we're using. i'll let the general talk about additive manufacturing because he has some real good examples on that. with respect to data analytics, i think i mentioned earlier that we're incorporating data analytics into a lot of what we're doing. with respect -- i'll give you a couple am examples. the long term downed airplanes. so the way we used to distribute parts is

with this you roast it, salt, pepper and on our cutting board some basil and some parsley and some garlic you must know me well. >> we'll cut up everything on the cutting board and add salt, add some pepper, add some olive oil, go ahead. add some olive oil and make our p pesto right on the cutting board. >> which saves you time. >> you won't clean up any of that stuff, right? we'll take it and put it right there in the squash. i'll add chilies and we'll mix that up. >> you like it hot. >> well, i know you don't like it hot. so you mix that up, michael. you see how beautiful that is and here you go. >> bam, bam, bam, bam. >> do you want to taste it? >> delicious. very good. now, you have this -- this is something i'm excited about. chicken meat loaf bite. >> yes, yes. >> your momma's recipe. >> my momma's recipe. one of the five things she knew how to make. sorry, momma. but you know. so i have oatmeal and milk. instead of bread crumbs, mix that up. the milk softens the oatmeal. you can get gluten-free oats to actually make this gluten-free. it is delicious and take everything, put it in t