basil: i certainly see that happening.g between some of the big tanks because everybody benefits from analysis. there no reason to pay twice. broadly, there are lots of parts of those businesses which are being distance -- this intermediate about others. -- ruth: how you see brexit change the landscape in the u.k.? basil: we had a pause after the vote in a pause after the election last year. point whenat a there's three obvious conclusions. for british companies doing business around the world but have their cost base and the u.k. are generating intellectual property in the u.k., they have a structural advantage because of cost due to the currency and look very attractive. u.k. retail consumer, we are seeing the problems there. regulated industries like financial services, that's a lot more difficult to do transactions across the brexit border until it becomes clear that my take a long time. one thing we have noticed this years the number of unsolicited bid. s. unsolicited bid it seems a little more socially acceptable. gi

let's talk about this, basil. know democrats are hesitant to give trump credit the way republicans were with president trump certainly. but later in the show i'll talk about some of the things the president has had big victories on the last few weeks. what do you think the biggest is for him and the country. >> with the prisoner release i think -- you see a lot of his marks go up when he has some victories on foreign policy, whatever they may be. but the prisoner release and the trump talk with north korea we have always seen a bum in his poll numbers, and i think that will give him a huge bump going into the summer because they will end up talking about the economy. i have my concerns and disagreemented with what the congressman said. but he's president now sow he'll be able to take credit for the numbers as they come out now. so vulnerable republicans will be touting that. but in the short term, the prisoner release i think is something he'll be able to hold on to for quite a while. kennedy: a week like this whe

st basil's cathedral is another highlight its architect is said to have been blinded by star ivan the terrible so he would never design anything greater. than euro max asked viewers around the world to send in their best photos of the red square. not only is it one of the most beautiful squares in our country but in the whole world. i like st basil's cathedral and the everything is nice so that i see someone it's definitely the spirit here the center the heart of russia were found. by all the solemn this. is this. the first thought i had when i came here was that this is a beautiful country and it's reflected in this square that. the lenin double sergey likes red square too but he has a different explanation for the name because. it's red square is simply the bottom and the center of moscow some of the things that happened on the square and why is it called the red square because it used to be almost a graveyard. people were executed here and it was called red because of the blood that flowed here back then as a little sergey is a trained car mechanic he sidelines on red square chargi

let's talk about this, basil. know democrats are hesitant to give trump credit the way republicans were with president trump certainly. but later in the show i'll talk about some of the things the president has had big victories on the last few weeks. what do you think the biggest is for him and the country. >> with the prisoner release i think -- you see a lot of his marks go up when he has some victories on foreign policy, whatever they may be. but the prisoner release and the trump talk with north korea we have always seen a bum in his poll numbers, and i think that will give him a huge bump going into the summer because they will end up talking about the economy. i have my concerns and disagreemented with what the congressman said. but he's president now sow he'll be able to take credit for the numbers as they come out now. so vulnerable republicans will be touting that. but in the short term, the prisoner release i think is something he'll be able to hold on to for quite a while. kennedy: a week like this whe

i have travelled previously, i travelled to basil with them a couple years ago for the final.t have me on the passenger ma nifest did not have me on the passenger manifest with them at the time. i am looking at this and it could be a whole lot worse this time. i did manage to get there that time. but obviously, this is the biggest football match in a world football. having a ticket, i was absolutely delighted to have the opportunity to 90, delighted to have the opportunity to go, and now that looks like it's may be taken away from me. it may turn out ok for fans like chris though, the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson has got involved and says he's confident a solution has been found to accomodate the flights. looking ahead to the actual match, the man who's masterminded liverpool's run to the final, managerjurgen klopp, is being heaped with praise by his players. he's had a big impact on my career. but what he's had on this group this season, and especially in the champions league, it builds the atmosphere. the atmosphere is absolutely remarkable! liveable liverpool fans come

. >> and on top of that basil, the comment coming from the chief of staff kelly from the immigration,ndocumented workers and skills and them not having skills necessarily to be well integrated into the united states economy. >> right. the deplorable comment, because he is talking about the immigrants who actually serve in the beloved marine corps, and who is he talking about? that is not who we are as a country. we take all comers, and that is the history. my parents are jamaican immigrants and happy mother's day, mom. so when you are make comments like this, it is going to roil the community that you are speaking of and also says that you are not welcome here. >> and what is next for immigration, because we have had a couple of headlines on it? >> well, the voters, and i have faith in my fellow americans, and the voters are going to reject the notion that we need to separate the families who come here illegally. we want to protect the borders, but we don't have to do that and that does not fall under any umbrella of what we think of america, and when the voters can reject that and it

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really do on one side i have the bolshoi theater and on the other side of course red square and st basil's cathedral a view unlike any other and from here will be able to see the whole person including the over twelve thousand men and women from the armed services who are going to participate in the parade because today really is all about the people and honoring and remembering those who served in the great preacher out of war and of course for the u.s.s.r. it was tens of millions who never returned from the front lines. one which could go to pursue level three keep peace why not do it the jewish are you doing. to you tell us to be king. you must not do it you could. be there is a bottomless pit in god you believe the place to reach it was a part of all of its great needs you look up to the community you pick up or because you think some of us today. is the security of these posters is news to. you puppets don't want to post this to be the most produced when you travel through a prude you will be consumed. caught in the piece such someone could be swore to most women that she did her. bod

fluid where it can react with the c o two that's already there and form these carbonate minerals basile to react fast. formed the rocks. where we surprised we have done some experiments we have done transport modeling where we predicted that this would take over the order of five to ten years no one really believed. you know you really have to do it for ben we injected. him two years from prostate news the plant already green has reduced its carbon footprint by one more importantly a team of ph d. students at the university of rice and is conducting a new round of testing to figure out why cupcakes is so well and whether it has global application for this machine here is very much like more hearts on your family found months i guess where it's mixing together so i'm very inactive not sure. what are you trying to find from all this experimentation so the main aim is to figure out where the kick off is when is the c o two reacting with the salt to form carbonate why is the carbon in season so fast and i mean in other carbon storage methods it takes tens of thousands of years or is this a

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the shutdown is being called for by the communication minister, sam basil, who says facebook, is a threatse information. dr aim sinpeng, an expert in digital media and politics from the university of sydney, says the ban is no surprise. this is a natural course of progression from the government, who actually passed legislation of cyber crime act in 2016, is clearly concerned about cyber security and given the cambridge analytica revelations, the current minister of communications and information technology is concerned about three key things. one is the breach of personal data, or privacy. second is the use of fake accounts to spread misinformation as well as defamation, particularly against government officials. and the third one is relating to pushing what they call pornography on social media. these are the three key things that seemed to be very concerning for the government. what is less clear is why using a ban as a course of action to deal with these concerns. can it work? it really depends on what the real objectives of the government are. if the government is concerned about try

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the shutdown is being called for by the communication minister, sam basil, who says facebook, is a threat and false information. to discuss this i'm joined by dr aim sinpeng, an expert in digital media and politics from the university of sydney. welcome to the programme, thank you for joining welcome to the programme, thank you forjoining us. why do you think papa new guinea has decided not to do this? in some ways, it's a course of progression from the government, they actually passed legislation of cyber crime act in 2016, there are clearly concerns about cyber security and given the cambridge analytical revelations, the current minister of communications and information technology and information technology and information is concerned about three key things, one is the breach of personal data or privacy. second is the use of fake accounts, to spread misinformation as well as deformation, especially against government officials and the third is relating to pushing what you call pornography onto social media. these are three key things that appear to be concerning for the government but

the frenchman beat georgian qualifier nikoloz basil—ashvili on monday but needed 3 sets to do so. the australian rohan dennis is the man to catch in the giro d'italia — cycling's first grand tour of 2018. the bmc racing rider was four seconds off the pace on tuesday but did enough to stay top of the general classification. stage 5 gets underway later from agrigento to santa ninfa. dennis has a one second lead over defending champion tom dumoulin. paris saint germain have won the coupe de france for a fourth successive year after a 2—0 victory over third tier les herbiers. the result didn't provide the fairytale that many were hoping for (00v) as psg claimed a record extending 12th title in this —— for as psg claimed a record extending 12th title in this tournament with just the league required to make it a clean sweep of this years competitions in france with both captains holding the trophy aloft together in a nice touch. i mentioned rafael nadal‘s dominance at the madrid masters earlier — at the women's event simona halep is the queen of the clay. the defending champion is throu

they bore witness to my own, this thing about hatred and basil of the impact in this academic space. a few moments passed, i apologized and that space between us wasn't the same. we witnessed something together and space will never be the same. some of you may know one of the six teenagers in louisiana convicted in 2006 with the beating of a male student at the local high school and believed given the complexity of the case the convictions were too severe and racially motivated. recently, he wrote to me and ask the difficult question. he said is to be a black male likblackmaillike being on deathn america. you should know that he is now in law school doing very great and on the one hand i didn't want to muddy his aspiration to and i didn't want him to forget he is indeed a nigger. w. e. b. du boise in a speech in china at the age of 91 summed up a message that is all too familiar to black life in north america. he said in my own country for nearly a century i have been having a nigger. i felt the need to tell the truth, so my answer to him was its clear why not. given the history and

confident stays faithful and sweet and as a bonus can coach our daughters basketball team and homegrown basilpesto with organic cage free locally raised birds possibly killing themselves. mainly of course with this beer made by an american company. we want unconditional love to things that aren't only symbiotic but imposed since the beginning of time. where they desire they cannot love. marriage has many advocates and values that eroticism is not one of them. women of my generation also contribute more to marriage for partnerships than ever before and more actively contributing to give us more power namely a big fat chunk of the income. for that reason we are a generation that like no other has had the opportunity to make choices about our lives from what kind of careers to have two who and when to marry to win, whether and how they have children to how much of our stage all summer like any of our own fathers only vacations and weekends. many of us now have the freedom to leave the marriage it that isn't working for us in a way that feels acceptable. it's sometimes significantly less luxuriou

cinnamon sticks, black peppercorns, orange, sugar, basil.he hot stuff. >> oh, messy girl. >> stephen: you are a terrible waitress. >> i know! ( laughter ) is it good? are you just saying that? >> stephen: no, this is amazing. this is amazing. >> but that's the most amazing. >> stephen: this is absolutely perfect. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> stephen: thank you so much! ( applause ) i'm a wounded warrior, i'm proud of it! "giada's italy" is in stores now. giada de laurentiis, everybody! we'll be right back. my name is tony thurmond. education isn't the goal, - it's the gateway. hold the key... to every child's opportunity. we reject trump's attacks on our public schools. and invest in the teachers dreamers. modernize our curriculum and empower educators to teach beyond the test because creativity and critical thinking are as important as facts and figures. i'm tony thurmond the work starts now. state superintendent. >> stephen: that's it for "the late show," everybody. good night! captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh

let me rebut something that basil said for a more. palace intrigue and what i call inside baseball. the president will run on peace and prosperity. peace is breaking out on the korean peninsula and and i think you'll see the republicans doing much better in the mid terms. the intrigue in palace intrigue isn't going to most needle for virtually any voter in this mid-term election. >> would i say honestly to your point that i don't think the democrats are or should run on palace intrigue. i think you're right in that regard, but i think the sentiment about where this administration is, the fact that there are such draconian policies being promoted across the country, the fact that we have a president that can't stay on message, i think all of those things actually resonate with voters without us having to even talk about it. so we will talk about -- we will talk about prosperity. we will talk about the economy, and we'll go back to those sort of big ideas, things like affordable college which a lot of states are focused and talking abou

. >> how do you interpret all of that basil? make on that number one i don't know why he is on camera talking about what he does and doesn't know what president does and does not know. because he sounds like he doesn't understand any of the charges that are being discussed or investigation that's being discussed and he is muddying the waters in my opinion. i don't know why he is on tv this much. if you have mueller on the one hand not saying anything and conducting this investigation without leaks tight lipped, why does giuliani come on so much? it makes him look foolish. >> adam schiff gave his take on the purpose of thursday's intel briefing on the russian investigation a well as the use of an fbi informan. >> flood had no business being there. but giuliani made it so clear that the purpose of this meeting had nothing to do with congressional oversight. it was to help the president's defense by getting information improperly from the justice department to feed to the president's lawyers. >> is he right about that, the presiden

while i am an indians fan at the other end of the state i urge any of you that are basil fans in his audience to at least one time go to a cincinnati reds opening day and it's a celebration of america's first baseball team. cincinnati is a baseball town and opening day is a something if you want if you love baseball and want to experience it. he is promised that if any of you will go he will give you tickets and give you a tour and tell you all things cincinnati's history. >> thank you, senator brown. i will take you up on your suggestion. gentlemen, we appreciate you being with us today and bringing your expertise to ask we will proceed in the order you are introduced. i remind you that we will keep your oral remark is to five minutes and you clic clock thert is was to help you. this is one of those days were were jammed for time enough reason we move the time of the hearing up. i undermining our senators as well because we want you to keep your selves to five-minute limits and will try to help you do so. >> thank you for it by me to speak today. i don't have one of the timers so cu

in 1956, the very first was about whether or not free agency and basil would change competitive balance. and now 60 years later and, they wrote the paper and he was completely right. restrictions on earnings generally speaking, do not improve or hurt competitive balance. so vanderbilt has less revenue generation.if the bands, they care less about the pulse of the endorsement of a left tackle will not have quite the same effect in tennessee as in alabama. then they will get less. i don't think it is bad. i think it is the same whether they have slightly less prestigious coaches, slightly less fancy lockers. >> right. anyone can jump in on this. when you think that these nil payments would occur for players?would it come in the recruiting process? or would it come after they have shown performance in college? >> in the current olympic model, how is it structured? when does katie ledecky get her money? >> she got money for winning a bunch of olympic medals. and she is left to still compete which is also leading to the definition of what is amateur? >> -- michael phelps might be a better ex

basil, let me start with you and get your reaction to this.ble, but also to this change in policy, which was, as i just said, engineered by the trump administration. >> right. and he blames democrats for this which in and of itself is vile but he's doing that because where the children are concerned, that to republicans is objectionable apparently but everything else seems to be in line with what republicans want. a very strict, very draconian immigration policy. here in the new york city area ic e. arrests have gone up 65%. those arrests are for people with no convictions whatsoever, 225%. we're seeing the ripple effects across the country. the attack on sanctuary stigs is certainly a part of this. but the truth is i actually think that moderate republicans in congress are going to work with democrats to try to find a way out of this. they might not be able to take on the president directly, but they will try to find a way legislatively to do it. i really hope they do. >> i want to get your reaction to this. >> sure. >> this is something the