. >> she took up briefly with a dashing investor who drove a white bentley.nd then in july, 2007, nailah attended an art gallery opening, and he came. this lawyer from milwaukee, andre wright. >> she had big beautiful smile. she was a very pretty woman. very warm personality, and we just kind of walked around the space looking at different pieces, talking about my interests. what i was looking for in a piece of art. obviously, i tried to engage her. >> suddenly this is a different search than it was before. >> i mean, the artwork became of little interest to me at that point. >> just like that, it was all over. for both of them. >> you know, i don't want to go all hallmark card on you or anything like that. >> that's okay. >> but i mean, this was clearly kind of a transcendental moment or something. >> yeah, absolutely, definitely. >> nailah's family loved andre. what family wouldn't? >> she brought him to my child's first birthday party. he brought my baby a gift. i was like who does that? because he's a nice, quality person. >> they liked you. >> i think so

bentley has announced his intention to retire as secretary general. in his farewell speech he makes it clear that his enthusiasm for the feminist message delivered by the women from the middle east was deeply felt. the new secretary general is a woman. from egypt. we love you and we're going to be with you. richard 6. the coalition of religions for peace is 50 years old. but this is the 1st time a woman has taken the helm. i think the issue of. meant to be would recognize. it's own this digit and the who did that the woman it's it's a not that i give to giving to heard from some someone she put she's struggling for it and she succeeds in this school and that's a satisfaction for me but i have before you such as fly away from words with past acts i am always striving for the more i'm satisfied with what we have now but definitely not to stop there to continue down there this give us more whole the. good time that we are and that i talk for making woman in the front line. finally for women are invited up on the stage in the front row where they belong o

it doesn't even seem to be the same i don't know tesla has a high-end electric vehicle. >> bentley isgame >> no denying that streaming has grown. we have some incredible figures. saying it now accounts for 80% of the american music market that surpasses both digital and downloadable sales in 2010, streaming only. what i think is interesting, now when you talk to your friends, are you a title people, apple music person, pandora person >> i am a spotify playlist >> i am spot iify through and through. those figures are stunning >> amazing one thing i heard is that now you are noticing with newer songs, some are much shorter so that you stream them more often. >> interesting >> sneaky, sneaky. the wait time for one of the disney most anticipated series just got shorter one of the pin offs slated the captain america falcon season two of the mandelorian as well i think they had 40% of the u.s. box office in 2019 it looks like there on a hot streak >> they are really leaning on their franchises to do so. >> exactly >> like they are not even trying to create anything new they don't think to.

muslims given us us as it was always seen as a split us sound as if riyadh but in the middle got bentleys when the majority. wanted moment then there was scheduled to be says a day is simbi and to preserve mad they are dismissed was just set into gas really think this is. the azure good value of god that was what occasion to plant the dish i could sit on those ramp on a bag you why. do you think people in europe really knew it was anything. you get just. imagine in the loop enjoying to know you say no zone a source also a male into those old discourses old usually and then. think they'll just elemental then. the point is they only had to when the dr was just a little enough misses. think of the minnows as they were. to do so. as you don't know that you can modify as you do that you have good is a good in general the pump good yampol good thing with good. as it was too fast you know setting up imo is never a good if its members want to marry him. but it's get them sometime today because a dinner and a big bass of this is thing. the providers or god is this in the. sort of area teen strengt

as you say, much to be sorted out which a bentley the queen has wanted done in days rather than weeksve on to the eye and labour in line for the next labour leader. and then there were five. for women, one meant of the search year starmer is the frontrunner at the moment. what you make of the line up for the labour leadership?” you make of the line up for the labour leadership? i think it is definitely interesting because i think there is quite a lot of difference in the way a lot of them are talking about issues that matter to them. i think that lisa 90 for example brings this northern and labour heartland sentiment with her onto the table, keir starmer i would suggest the sort of cosmopolitan figure in very much the remaining camp. jess phillips also somewhere and then you've got the corbynista candidate if you like which i would suggest is rebecca long—bailey, the continuity corbin candidate how some people have described her. it's interesting to have quite a lot of those different views on the table but i think it is... it will be interesting to see how they then present themselve

bentley he is supportive of the women i hope you don't regret you put us on the stage. thank you thank you. thank you thank you. the secretary general congratulates them personally. i'm so thrilled by this panel this panel is the most help warming and encouraging experience that i have had in the assembly this is. the voice of our common future. the appeal to demand one's rights rather than wait for them to be given goes down well with the women in the audience it was really inspiring to see the power of women in this venue and how it's not just about asking for rights anymore it's about these are rights and this is what we're going to to to make sure that they're guaranteed. the 2 budding journalists are also enthusiastic about the feminist views being. promoted here. is really great big us especially us as a women in amazing asia it's really it's really becoming a lost the most important thing for me the local mode of life women empowerment gave it to you this is the you society so it's really great it's really inspiring and it's really mind blowing if you say stuff l

bentley time underplayed ability of. landed tool to move in it's but i think i think they the medical side and the iranians say and the end they want somebody to play that rule india it up ok i think the best one and now you're lucky government to be the iraqi parliament to play that role with another friend for iraq and iran better that it's ok let me go to aqaba we've heard all those strong words from the from the iranian government top military commanders. but however everyone understands that once the display of a mation emotions takes its time is going to be back to normal and then my question is is iran burning to talk to the americans or at least to give diplomacy a chance. iran has never closed the path of dialogue but. direct less and irresponsible decision by donald trump to order the assassination of gen soleimani closes the path to diplomacy he has left little to talk about when you resort to terrorism in your resort to assassination in foreign soil against an official government a government official. you ar

representative denny bentley, a republican, and representative patty mentor, a democrat, are sponsoring one such bill. let's pass it. because there are 530,000 diabetics in this commonwealth that are counting on us. while we are at it, while we work to find common ground around health care we should also -- surprise medical bills. having a loved one in the hospital, the gun emergency procedure, that is already so hard. getting an unexpected 10,000 dollar bill, that's devastating. i know nearly everyone here and everyone at home has received one of these bills. my story was receiving a five figure bill for a procedure that i was told within our network and would be covered. i know the feeling, the fear, that happens when you open one of those bills. let's come together and pass a law that ends surprise billing for all kentucky families. and then there is our drug epidemic. this is the challenge of our times. it continues to tear our families and our communities apart. it tears at the fabric of who we are. it takes the lives of people we love and care about, which is why i appreciate atto

. >> bentley returned to profitability in 2019 as the british carmaker saw growth in europe and americahe company did not reveal its exact profit figure and said annual sales grew by 5% thanks to strong demand for the new conversable model. really interesting updates from carmakers this morning >> a mixed bag >> one common thread you can pull out is the success of the suv range, which is interesting. it has been an incredibly tough run for austin martin who would strive for consideration by ferrari and they is said, no, you are not the luxury carmaker that ferrari is. >> if we can bring out the price chart for austin martin. retreating 75% below that level now. it has not been easy for this carmaker one thing i thought was interesting, for the whole year, 2019, they have recorded a profit of $135 million pounds or so guess how much they paid and spent to get the listing up and running in 2019? similar amount about 130 many illillion pounds. they spent a lot of money to make it public but at what cost. anyone who would have bought this on day one is down 75%. it has not been a very posit

this would definitely happen at a george bentley concert, for sure. >> dana: are you joking, lawrence great story for you guys. you know i love forensic gna stuff and how it plays out with the court system. there is a nonprofit called dna dough project and they identify remains that have been found so they can restore that to their family or bring closure to family members. there was a missing outlaw from 1916 and the dead body was found in a cave in utah and thanks to this nonprofit, he has not been identified. he was wearing the same clothes that were on his last wanted poster in 1916. >> tom: a denim jacket and a pair of pants? [laughter] >> dana: lawrence customer >> lawrence: you've got to see this. basketball loving brothers are eight and five from nevada and never miss a shot. you've got to watch this. they nail 38 straight baskets between them in a hyper chute arcade game without missing a single shot. >> tom: i don't see the ball. >> lawrence: the mother later share this video, brothers who ball. they both hope to be in the nba someday and be like steph curry, whose dad was a

it is our bare bentley screaming at five a white person problem. i 30 minute 20 minister of north korea right right i am it says here graphite look at this beautiful white 30 yet so 20 minutes 20 minutes of precip and then we start at five in you're here until so confusion woman who says she was so inspired by rosa parks. you met with her. you say she changed her life. how did you she? >> i do not think about that in the beginning, i was busy growing a family and living life, until the magazine incident. then we met with misses parks and before the meeting was over, she said i was there. and that interview was done by brenda davenport and elaine seale. they asked me if i would tell my recollection of the day and when i told the recollection of what happened that day. >> you are a missionary and a pastor and work in the movement until this day. >> to this day. i go to schools to talk to children about rosa parks on the bus boycott and every february, all of my days are filled and i love it. i enjoy it. especially seeing children learn what really ha

this is dr liz bentley, chief executive of the royal meteorological society.e‘s a different connection between the amount of carbon dioxide and the temperature. we are seeing the highest global temperatures in the last decade. and we will see more of that as more carbon dioxide continues to grow and we will see temperatures, global temperatures increasing. one of the consequences of climate change is the intensity of natural disasters as well as hotter weather — and we‘ve seen plenty of both in the past year alone. in the far north of the united states alaska had its warmest year on record. far away in australia — the same record was set. the hurricane season came as it always does to the carribean but in the bahamas, hurricane dorian was the strongest storm they‘d ever had — with winds of nearly 300 km per hour. this shows temperature records across the world for 2019. 2019 was the second warmest on record for asia and africa. and any region in pink recorded temperatures warmer than average. red — a new record high was recorded. here‘s our global science corr

well, throw in the red bentley. that's right, baby. out with the old. (pam) out with the o old? is that the theme of friday's auction? (merritt) pam, we are celebrating a life of privilege. (pam) with the magazine circulation declining, mr. merritt, some people say this auction is about money. no. it's just my way of sharing 40 years of good times with the readers. jim, we're moving the breakfast with the teachers union to next week.

said increases in temperature and extreme weather events will become more common, here's what dr liz bentleyexecutive of the royal meterological society had to say about the figures. this is no surprise. and to the extremes that we are seeing, more extremes that we are seeing, more extremes reported in 2019, as we look at our climate models and scenarios going forward these are the things that we are expected to see on a greater frequency, but also with more ferocity as well. carbon dioxide levels are at the highest that we have ever recorded in our atmosphere. and there's a definite connection between the amount of carbon dioxide and the temperature we are seeing. the highest global temperatures in the last decade. we will see more of that at that carbon dioxide continues to grow we will see temperatures in the global temperatures increasing. professor elizabeth robinson is with me — she's professor of environmental economics at the university of reading. i mentioned in the introduction, impact. impact human activity is having but also the impact of climate change on warming and nonhuman li

you could get arrested and still back on the streets bentley trial.io. he was arrested january 844 heisey was allegedly involved in. robberies in south carolina but do team new york's belt reform law, he was released within a couple of days and then just four hours after he left police custody, he allegedly robbed another bank. following that arrest, the attorney said that criticizing the law saying it is mayday bad situation worse. no sound rational and criminal justice system requires them to be released to have such determination to commit serious crimes. other critics of tiffany harris, who allegedly sold his orthodox jewish women three times in less than a week, and was released after being arrested each time. this morning on fox, a congressman piles on the criticism. >> sent is happening, it is happening multiple times. we are saying instead of the handcuffing of criminals, they are taking handcuffs off and they're essentially handcuffing lady justice. >> under the new law, 90 percent of those who are arrested in york are now released back onto

matt: the bentley bentayga, a success despite the way looks.could have any car, what we have the portion 11. the iconic car in terms of performance. it will be very good. it is the whole package. i would go for the portion 11 turbine. -- the porsche 911 turbine. matt: what do you want? wei: alfa romeo, the old spider. matt: the graduate spider, i like that. uncle dean, just wants to put down the power. -- michael dean, just wants to put down the power. wei li is going to stay with us, our guest cohost for the hour coming up, it is all about the fed. cleveland fed president also joints bloomberg television from 6:00 p.m. london time. do not miss it. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: canonic's, finance, politics. this is bloomberg surveillance. i am matt miller in berlin on a day where markets are down. risk-off sentiment pervades after the u.s. attack on an iranian general in baghdad. we can see that oil is rising here, 3.5%. both on the global benchmark. oil producershave up but also everything else is down. boris johnson's top advisor is looking for

bentley, the 8-month-old has figured out how to help his friend. watch. and, yep. broken right out.puppy is free. please take a moment. that was so cute, right? please do take a moment, go to my facebook page and put your >>> coming up, candace cameron bure is here live. she's got a new children's book. you don't want to miss it. stay with us right here on "gma." [ applause ] >> announcer: come on now, what's better than a smile? well, how about making someone else smile? now lay's and "gma" are challenging you to spread smiles across america. tell us how you or someone you know is going above and beyond to bring smiles to others, and if your story makes us smile wide, you might just end up being featured on a bag of lay's smiling for everyone to see. go to smilewithlays.com to find out how to enter. smilewithlays.com to find out how to enter. >>> good morning, i'm kumasi aaron from "abc 7 mornings." sunnyvale firefighters are investigating a late night mobile home fire at the el dorado mobile home park on tenth street and avenue b. it's not clear what sparked the flames. another pe

it's like the bentley i take work every morning.cab to get you to work. jason bordoff from columbia university. this ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. >> this is bloomberg surveillance. of --g me now is the ceo you have been on a world tour. you just came back from russia where you had a panel with putin. what is the big take away? >> it is hard to get good information. i do these things because my job is to get information about the global economy. there were lots of takeaways. getting up to speed on the moscow economy and how sanctions are affecting them. to putht it was good that information in the back of your mind as you advise companies. >> are they the next place for the next big deal for you? ken: no. russia is a while in the future. it is a long life. i have been doing this for 40 years. loyalties andime you get to know people. russia long time before will be investable but someday. you are spending a lot of time in hong kong with the proposed takeover of the london stock exchange by the hong kong stock exchange. what is the