let's start with the best. years now england has been the destination for many of the world's best players the competitiveness the history and let's be honest the money has attracted first rate talent from the premier league over the last twenty years but is that enough to make it the world's best league. what makes the premier league great let's start with the basics the premier league is famous for its cup and trust style of play the premier league stands out all the links the world proof to support intensity of turkish star oman two minutes old and. we can't trust our overall assists this is our top from our two minutes on time so neutral. while spain and italy have traditions of possession or defense based tactical systems england has always been about getting the ball forward. counter-attacking is basically a religious from the great manchester united and arsenal sides of the early two thousand right up to your good clubs liverpool the league has always loved a team that goes hell for leather in a time the

best doctors do that. quiet -- while i appreciate the analysis, is very informative and very thorough. this is kind of where we need to ultimately try to get to as to whether best doctors, because -- whatever it is per member per month cost, layered on top of whatever else we are doing. so somehow, we need to get to that point of analysis now that the side-by-side chart -- it was profoundly informative for me. that is really the answer we are seeking. whether we need to have the best overlay or are we already getting that through the health plans we additionally, why can't some of these things be the same at a threshold level? in one case, you seem to be able to go out on your own and initiate this process. the other, you must go through the pcc. people may have a problem with that. the doctor had said this is what i think now you are challenging what i think, or what i am recommending for you. it is pushing the member or the patient, in this case and a bit of a fix. by best doctors being a third party, yo

the ryder cup seemed the best bet. seemed the best bet.hart was still awake. was still awake. unlikely opening goal by gudmundsson. gudmundsson. best move of the game, murphy with a finish to match. finish to match. burnley are made of strong stuff. strong stuff. speeding on scraps all afternoon but maybe most of gudmundsson‘s crust. maybe most of gudmundsson‘s crust. the welsh international breaking card hearts. card hearts. wondering just where their first premier league win will come from. rangers were beaten earlier today by newly promoted livingston... a rare loss for steven gerrard. with the story, here's craig templeton. since the opening day. it was the home side who created the opportunities. this was the clearest of them. a flowing move to put a smile on his manager's face. then something that is no laughing matter. by an object from the crowd. luckily he was ok to carry on. found the second goal. of steven gerrard's time at rangers. as for livingston, they are up to third. there were four games in the women's super league today.

a special edition of bloomberg best, featuring the very best conversations from the 2018 bloomberg business. it was a remarkable day in new york city, with some of the most important leaders in global, finance and politics, focused on some of the worlds most difficult and pressing challenges. we interviewed many of them exclusively on the sidelines. the event began with a keynote address by prime minister theresa may. form newed efforts to global partnerships for britain after breakfast. ♪ >> today, new challenges including the rapid pace and threats of technological change are causing some to question their faith in the institution of global cooperation and what brought us to this point. frameworktion and the of rules that have brought us to this they look at the growth of point. artificial intelligence and ask global system is fair and whether i can be made to work for everyone. they look at the growth of artificial intelligence and ask whether their children or grandchildren will have their skills to succeed in this new economy and they look at some of the tensions in global trade today.

star one venice is prize for best actress.and citizen of the fact that we can trace the money i wasn't seeing. female characters represented in cinema and in an interesting complex way as human beings they're usually. for the girlfriend or the oprah building these are. strong women and powerful artists. willem dafoe won best actor on hers for his role as an aging mad genius vincent van gogh i have my paintings. this year's venice with an appetizer perhaps for the coming oscar season. well we'll see how the film celebrated in venice this year due next year at the oscars because the venice film festival has become a platform for the academy awards ever since films like spotlight birdman or the shape of water premier here and went on to win the oscar for best film won director in venice who already has an oscar is florian henckel fun dawna's mark who won for his very first film the lives of others with his new movie never look away he's trying to make it a two piece and the film is really a cinematic tour de force it's the story

the best not to everyone wants to see and in this episode of kick off we'll show you who's the best. where do they play. and which league in europe is the strongest in part one of this episode all the movie that's made posts on the leg of his homeland england the premier league strong solve problems the world of hard intensity of hockey style march for the whole of germany's best however is s.c. by n. and then back in full swing three league games and three wins. we take a look at that saying why is by and so strong again. all right we all want to see the best but isn't always winning sometimes boring isn't it a bit of a pain to be a fan. of finals but tom get i asked around among the by and fans let's check out the best now with kickoff life. up and running again around europe fans are back to supporting their clubs and hating international football but which is the best league in the world i'm running the rule over the top five leagues starting with england. so here's how it's going to go i look at the things that make the premier league the best among the top five leagues and also

fifa men's best playerfor the season.y year for me to wind the champions league, to wind so many trophies with madrid, with croatia as a captain at each world cup final, to wind some individual awards has been amazing. it is difficult to describe what an incredible year it was. marta has murk herself as the women's best player. —— marks. thibaut courtois was described as best goalkeeper. as another real madrid player, a signed for them over the summer, this has been a grey night for him and luka modric. now chrisjournal —— cristiano ronaldo here tonight. this was about lu ka cristiano ronaldo here tonight. this was about luka modric. well, mo salah may have missed out on the best men's award, but he did pickd up the puskas award for goal of the year for his strike against everton in december last year, fending off cristiano ronaldo for the trophy. good evening, heavy one. i have nothing much to say but i'm very happy and very proud. thank you very much. and you can watch all the highlights from tonight's best fifa footbal

but he's not finished with me so this is the best yeah i've got to ask the best but beyond the best there's something for me there's something ok and make sure there are a bit beyond old way beyond the best there's something mature at around that we called tina it's the rarest wood on the house it's it's rare around and. you know and you know platini a rare on that and i am a. and we call it kinnaman it's i have one small canine here it's not small actually because it's nearly impossible to find nowadays this one is kind of touching. i've never been lucky enough to smell it but kena has the most prized aroma of all good. this is a land's biggest find for a customer saw sixteen kilos of six hundred deal or do with it took him five years to find and it went on six for a staggering twenty million dollars the price of the king is really skyrocketing it's like. can be for one gram ten thousand u.s. dollars or one gram. in chung either way they sold a piece toure three years ago it was eighteen million dollars. for two kilo of cocaine and eight so it's like nine one million per kilo. it's amazing

ducey: i'm picking him because he is the best possible person. udible] senator'so the late family, you have taken their opinions into consideration. what is the reaction to your selection? gov. ducey: of course. i think you saw last week was all about honoring john mccain of comforting the family and the citizens of arizona. thoseant to hold conversations and confidence but i want you to know that the conversation i had with cindy this morning was incredibly positive and i would point you to her social media feed as to her response to this decision. >> last question. senator, how would you describe your relationship with president trump? >> i don't really have a relationship with president trump. i've only met him on one occasion several months ago but it is my honor to be helping on the kavanaugh nomination. i believe in judge kavanaugh. in that capacity i've been able to support not just judge kavanaugh but the administration put >. >> you described his style as boorish. you still stand by that? >> i think sometimes his desire to jump into the

erik: welcome to a special edition of bloomberg best, featuring the best of the bloomberg business forum. it was a remarkable day in new york city, with some of the most important figures in business, finance and politics. mostcused on some of the pressing challenges. we interviewed many of them exclusively on the sidelines. the event event began by theresa may. and related to britain's efforts to forge new relationships after brexit. >> today, new challenges, including the rapid pace and threats of technological change are causing some to question their faith in the institution of global cooperation and what brought us to this point. they look at the growth of artificial intelligence and ask whether their children or grandchildren will have their skills to succeed in this new economy and they look at some of the tensions in global trade today. they ask if the system could be really adapted to reflect the modern world. my answer to all of these questions is a bold and optimistic yes. a post-brexit britain will be a global partner that will help lead the international response to those ch

print on paper is still the best way to read. especially things that are complex, and that require, and that are wrong. that are over time. we tried to make the best possible book that people could delight in when they got it, and not just give them the cheapest piece of junk we could get away with. >> we literally have not gotten into the book yet, but i have a few more questions. why did you start with kick starter to raise funds for this book and not go through a publisher? >> i think it's the way i've thought about doing things, and also legacy of the revolution, the digital revolution itself which said you could disintermediate all sorts of stuff. it was taking out layers of hierarchy from an organization or for getting to market. so the internet itself, anybody can be a publisher, you have to plug your server into the in any event, and anybody can get to you. so kick starter is in that spirit am. you're a creator or a producer, you don't need to be to a gatekeeper to get your work out to the world. you can say here i am, i

eric: welcome to a special edition of "bloomberg best" featuring the best of the , bloomberg businessorum. it was a remarkable day in new york city. on stageg part in panels and private roundtables, focus on some of the world's most difficult and pressing challenges. we interviewed many of them exclusively on the sidelines. the event began with a keynote address by u.k. prime minister theresa may. she related to britain's efforts to forge new relationships after brexit. ♪ >> today, new challenges, including the rapid pace and threats of technological change are causing some to question their faith in the institution of global corporation and the framework of rules and what brought us to this point. they look at the growth of trade and whether it can be made it to work for everyone. they look at the growth of artificial intelligence and ask whether their children or grandchildren will have the skills to succeed in this new economy and they look at some of the tensions in global trade today. this could be really adapted to reflect the modern world. my answer to all of these questions is

for all showed us maybe we did still deserves the best of the best there drama i don't cry guns big see battles half naked people running around it's hard to argue against it hard not to like. what was the real standout view this year for me the real santa and the big surprise as well was an amazon show which won best comedy series and took five emmys in total the bar was mrs may's oh i don't know ok you've said yeah it's not nearly as popular as game of thrones obviously but did very very well for amazon and the star rachel brosnahan won the best comedy actress and using the show that i can explain briefly it's the fifty's housewife. who gets divorced and then decides to start a trier her luck at a stand up comedy a very lovely sweet show quite funny interesting because it's sort of i see it sort of as a feminist take on mad men it looks almost the same period but from a female perspective very interesting i didn't expect this to do as well as it did but i'm really happy for surprises for me the big surprise was there was no politics this year i mean there were some people on the red c

comedy best actress best writing and best directing for a comedy series h.b.o.'s game of thrones want to couple netflix among other awards best actress for the crown which i am addicted to i'm going to watch the whole thing again when i finish it so this is now mainstream t.v. this is no longer a novelty t.v. it's no longer new this is what people watch so. where does that leave you know the old fogy the trifecta the old networks the three well of all times to ask this is the new fall season the new shows have begun and you'll see among them some oldies but goodies the new magnum p.i. was so good i watched it twice and as an oh ma to tom selleck michigander the new magnum where is the detroit tigers could they have a mustache. well but he doesn't have one but they kept the music which i think is appropriate and you can't get enough hawaii t.v. murphy brown and his bergen back tonight feasting on material donald trump serves up every day and the f.b.i. is back just as the president is trashing the bureau we've never needed inspector erskin more but at any time in

and here's the best part, if it's not the best collection you have ever heard, send it back and we will wait, call now. >> i love every song on there. it gets better and better and better. >> it is happy music. you can't go wrong. smokey robinson. >> earth wind and fire. >> otis redding. >> luther vandross. >> the isley brothers. >> peabo bryson. >> chaka khan. >> marvin gaye. >> teddy pendergrass. >> turn off the lights. >> turn them off. light a candle. >> light a candle. >> i feel like i'm in the best concert of my life. ♪ peabo: the year is 1983. angela: marvin gaye turns on the heat with a song some called the sexiest of all time. marvin gaye: ♪ when i get that feeling i want sexual healing sexual healing ♪ jeffrey osborne: ♪ can you woo-woo-woo? ♪ luther vandross: ♪ everyone needs a love, no doubt ♪ al b. sure!: ♪ i can tell you how i feel about you night and day ♪ ♪ angela: the 1980's may have been flashy, but there was always room for a song where a man tells a woman i love you. atlantic starr: ♪ girl you are to me all that a woman should be and i dedicate my life to you always

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not just the best players, but also one of the best breeders?eeders and owners of horses. his horses were performing better than anyone else. >> stahl: when alan first approached you about cloning? >> cambiaso: and i say yes the first day. >> stahl: immediately. >> cambiaso: yes. >> stahl: and, "guess what," you said, "alan, guess what i have?" >> cambiaso: yeah. i want to tell him that i have cells from a horse that i really loved, that i would love to clone. >> stahl: it took a while to get it right. one attempt failed. but after two years, adolfo got his wish. the birth of a clone of his beloved aiken cura, who grew into this magnificent, healthy horse, almost exactly like the original in strength, athletic ability, and temperament. >> cambiaso: when i saw him, i couldn't believe it. >> stahl: did you know by just looking, and of course it was a little foal at that point. >> cambiaso: yes, it was, but... >> stahl: you could tell? >> cambiaso: to make sure, i took some hair from him, and i bring him back to argentina to do the d.n.a. >> stahl:

. our best.one showed up with attitude and their best golf. with attitude and their best golf. the crowd hasjust been unbelievable all week. all week. they deserved it, and, well done. well done. partnership, you are tommy fleetwood. absolutely superb this week? yes, he has been a great partner. partner. better, and just an amazing week, amazing. amazing. i had to dig very deep for this one, and this one is extra special. and this one is extra special. you know, it is on european soil. i'm 42, i'm getting no younger. delivering a point for thomas to get it done, and we have done it. it done, and we have done it. i couldn't be more proud of this team. couldn't be more proud of this team. having three wins and a half match out of the first five. out of the first five. it just was not enough. these 12 guys over here, i respect them. them. you, the fans, and our country this week. week. i would take these guys on my team any day. i love you all, man. thomas, you did and and believable job. you are an

the best way to read anything, print on paper is clearly the best way to read.specially things that would require, that are long, over time. anyway, we tried to make the best possible book when i got it and not just give them a cheap piece of junk that they can get away with. >> host: we literally have not gotten into the vocabulary of a few more questions. why did you start with kick starter to raise funds for this book? and not go through publisher. >> guest: i think it's the way i've always thought about doing things. also legacy of the revolution it out, which said you can this intermediate all sorts of stuff. but it was taking out layers of hierarchy whether it's in an organization or forgetting to market. the internet itself, you just have to plug your server into the internet and anybody can get to you. and so, kick starter is kind of than not. so if you are a creator or producer, you don't need to go to a gatekeeper like an agent or publisher to try to get your work out to the world. you can just stay here again. i've got us worried. take a look and reac

best bars, the best everything.32 restau ra nts. .. if you look at the one in lisbon, 32 restaurants... we are just showing it now on the tablet. we're illustrating it, i hope we can bring it to the viewer... how does it work? you don't feed everybody at time out, do you? you just get the best of the best in one place, is that right? we say time out is the only global brand you can read, eat, and enjoy. which is the best restau ra nt and enjoy. which is the best restaurant in the city through time 0ut. they have to have four, five stars is a rating in time out. they come to us. they bring their chefs and food. but we take over everything. and he will launch this in many cities? yes, new york, miami, montr al, chicago, in many cities? yes, new york, miami, montral, chicago, and boston. your 50th anniversary, you have not been there for all of them. that's clear. talk me through the cove rs. that's clear. talk me through the covers. they are iconic. you spend a lot of time making sure they are something that people wa

best ever, lowest number ever.panic american, asian american, women 6 5 years, sorry about that, i like history better. historic as -- i joke but on women, 65 years. best numbers in unemployment in 65 years. \[applause] it'll be historic, i would say best in history very shortly, probably another two weeks. youth unemployment. youth unemployment the best in half a century. lowest unemployment rate ever record for americans without a high school diploma. isn't that a great thing? nobody even talks about this stuff. that's like you probably never even heard of these catgories. they're important categories to me. veterans unemployment recently reached its lowest in more than 20 years and that's going up rapidly. i even think it's wrong. i think it's a much higher, much better than that if it's not i'll make sure it is because we love our veterans. almost 3.9 million americans have been lifted off food stamps since my election. \[cheers and applause] so medicare, you look at what the democrats are doing, they're going

it out to be named best player. up in the programme... i've spoken to britain's jamie cooke — the newly crowned modern pentathlon champion, he's been telling me about his amazing win, his inspiration and his 0lympic hopes. tiger woods is a name that has transcended golf ever since his 12—stroke victory at the masters way back in 1997 set the sport alight. but maybe none of his wins since then has sparked as much excitement and anticipation as yesterday's victory at the tour championship in georgia. his first win for five years means there will be even more focus on this week's ryder cup in paris. which is where we find our sports news correspondent andy swiss. welcome to le golf national on the outskirts of paris. today we had the two captains interviewed. while 2a players may be taking part in this ryder cup, today not surprisingly many of the questions were about one man, tiger woods. he's played very well all year. had a number of opportunities to win. it's a nice bars for ourteam. opportunities to win. it's a ni

they find the best hospital that they can get access to and the best doctor in that hospital, and theycord, bring their biopsy, and they get treatment options, an they walk out of that appointment and every single patient all over the united states, all over the world is asking one thing did i get the best treatment did i get standard of care did i get access to the most advanced therapies and the answer is typically no the data is overwhelming most patients in the united states do not get standard of care, and many patients don't get access to these advanced therapies, so the way the app works is the following you go to our website driver.xyz you sign up and download the app and through the app we get the information to get your records and tissue we process your record and your tissue, and then we show you one, what is your standard of care and what are those advanced therapies at our partner network? our flagship partner is the national cans institute. mayo clinic is a partner and cleveland clinic is a partner and stanford is a partner. you see all of the options and we bring you in

think of it, hispanic is the best number in the history of our country. and asian is the lowest in the history of our country. and i say with respect to the native americans, that i don't read back to where i was two years ago when i was campaigning, what do you have to lose? what do you have to lose? you put kevin cramer into that position, and you are going to see things happen that you will never see with heidi, you are just never going to see it with

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failed to agree on a ceasefire with turkey the turkish foreign minister says his country tried its best to stop the killing we clearly expressed opposition on this issue what does disillusion it's a cease fire attacks must stop. but for now a cease fire is not in sight raising fears of a humanitarian disaster for the three million civilians trapped in that. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world record in egypt has confirmed the death sentences of seventy five people over a twenty thirteen pro muslim brotherhood sit in which ended in the killing of hundreds of protesters by security forces those convicted include prominent islamist leaders it also sentenced photo journalist. known as shock on to five years in prison. north korea has begun celebrating its seventieth birthday with a showcase of its achievements the festivities began saturday evening with a concert featuring three of the country's top cicle ensembles on sunday a large parade is to be held in the heart of county yang to mark the anniversary. oscar winning director alfonso quote roma has won the go

failed to agree on a ceasefire with turkey the turkish foreign minister says his country tried its best to stop the killing we clearly expressed opposition on this issue what is this illusion it's a ceasefire the tax must stop. but for now a cease fire is not in sight raising fears of a humanitarian disaster for the three million civilians trapped in that. and now to some of the other stories making news around the world police in greece have fired tear gas at protesters ahead of a speech by prime minister alexis tsipras the demonstrators oppose a june deal to end a name dispute with neighboring macedonia under which it would change its name to northern macedonia greece feared territorial claims on its own province named macedonia. jack ma the co-founder of chinese e-commerce giant alibaba says he'll unveil a succession strategy on monday he wants to hand the reins of his empire to a new generation of leaders but still remain executive chairman told the new york times newspaper he wants to focus on time on philanthropy in education and the stupid. oscar winning director alfonso quote ro

bandwidth, the best input and best wi-fi coverage. >> how do you convince people to go out and say as you did in the past, just buy this one device, go buy three or five depending on how big your home is. people don't seem to realize that this is the source of their frustrations when they can't get on-line. >> my kids, the minute wi-fi goes down, the second it goes down, you hear a moan throughout the house. air conditioning can go off that's fine, but wi-fi, sorry to interrupt. >> actually thanks to all the content providers, all right, they're basically prompting everybody in the house to demand how come there's not enough wi-fi signal here the kids are playing games not only in the game room and family room but often in the bedroom and people are watching videos, you know, somebody jokes even in the bathroom. >> yeah. the phones go in the bathroom, yes. >> when i walk from the living room into my bedroom, then my video streaming gets interrupted. all of a sudden you look for answers and search the internet, the answers are simple. match wi-fi. >> you came out with a home speaker sy

ramy: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪\ ramy: this is "bloomberg best."ontinue our global tour of the week's top business headlines with new twists in the online -- in the ongoing negotiations with brexit. >> the u.k. and european union pushing back the deadline for a brexit deal. both sides aim to finalize the divorce terms by mid-november the latest. another indication negotiators are struggling to make progress, despite the u.k.'s assurance to speed up talks. what are the reasons this deadline is being pushed back? >> the reason both sides are not able to agree on a divorce deal is northern ireland. they have a commitment between southern and northern ireland, and they can't seem to make it work. they were supposed to agree something at the june counsel, and now looks like they will not be able to agree the october counsel. they may need a special summit to make that work. >> what is being seen as a policy term, the chinese central bank strengthened the interest rate as pboc banks have resumed use of the countercyclical factor in the pricing of its yua

plus is superstar cristiana rinaldo still the world's best footballer he's won the best award for the last two years but tonight he faces some serious competition. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us the white house says issued a statement saying that president trump is to meet with attorney general deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on thursday this after rosenstein was summoned to the white house amid speculation over whether he would be fired meeting comes just days after rosenstein allegedly suggested that aides secretly tape the president's conversation. he's also alleged to have raised the idea of invoking the twenty fifth amendment to the us constitution to declare trump unfit for office rosenstein has been in charge of overseeing the investigation into the trunk campaign's connections to russia after russian signs balls attorney general john sessions had to recuse himself. or the latest let's go over to washington where our correspondent my a schwager is standing by my it's being reported that u.s. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein could be out of a job wha

drama after a one-year hiatus and peter dinkledge won best supporting actor. claire foy won best actress. >> this wasn't supposed to happen. >> reporter: and candy newton grabbed supporting actress. the night produced some surprises and on stage appearance by 96-year-old betty white. >> i'm just going to quit while i'm ahead. >> reporter: but a bigger one from glen weiss he proposed to girlfriend jan svenson as worldwide audience watched on tv's biggest night. definitely the sweetest moment of the evening and it came from the man who directed the oscars. in los angeles, jennifer bjorkland, nbc news. >> it really is. you've got to go back and watch it. >> it was pretty smooth. >> 4:51 right now. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," what happens when you give your dad a camera to take a panoramic picture on your iphone? we'll show you how this turns out for his daughter. it's a must see for the before and after. >> no kidding. >>> plus nbc bay area responds. >> a thief wracks up $4,000 in food charges, 2,400 miles away, but the people here need our help get

best doctors is not restricted to just members. it includes dependence as well. >> correct. >> thank you for that clarification. >> president breslin: any other public comment? seeing none, item number 9, please see eight item nine is action item. cafeteria plan, 2018 annual update. >> chief operating officer. this is the plan year 2019, cafeteria plan document to review. this is an annual thing that i present to the board. it is an action item because of the fact that this is one of our plans documents and any material changes to this document has to be reviewed and approved by the board. this is from section 125 of the internal revenue code. we required to have a complaint document. back in november last year, we had an education session on section 125 of cafeteria plans and why it's important for us to follow these rules consistently. throughout the membership. included in your pocket is a summary of the changes. there are not that many this year. the first change i would like to draw your attention to is on page 30. it is updat

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it's recognizing how print is still the best way to read anything. print on paper still the best way to read, especially things that a complex and that require, and that are long, that are over time. anyway can , we tried to make te best possible book that people could delight in when they got it, not just give them the cheapest piece of junk they can get away with. >> host: we literally have not gotten into the book yet but have a few more questions. why did you start with kickstarter to raise funds for this book and not go through a publisher? >> guest: i think it's the way i've always thought about doing things. also a legacy of the digital revolution itself which said you could just intermediate all sorts of stuff, that of taking out layers of hierarchy from what it set in an organization or getting to market. the internet itself, anybody can be a publisher. you just have to plug your server into the internet. anybody can get to you. kickstarter is kind of in that spirit. if you are a creator or producer you don't need to go to a gatekeeper like

well, now, it's time to put our best guess to the test.elcome in jack moran! >> yeah! >> what's up, guys? >> i'm excited. >> so, today, i'm going to be giving you three videos. we're going to pause it before anything happens. and you guys, and you at home, are going to decide what's going to happen. the first video, to new zealand, where a clueless driver runs a red light. runs into an suv on the other side. what happens, the driver -- "b," does the draw bridge go up or, "c," does the small car back down? if that was russia -- >> the draw bridge goes up. because i want to see that. >> gayle? >> i'm going with new zealand -- they're going to back down, "c." >> the small car is backing down. >> oh! >> wait, you don't know what i'm seeing. do you feel me? >> all right. video number two. what looks like to be a gender reveal party. with that i give you three options, "a," fool everybody with a surprise wedding. "b" do they get fooled by the balloons. or "c," does the young child in the crowd start -- >> i'm going wedding, yeah. >> there's goin

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they'll be all for "bloomberg best." i am emma chandra.. ♪ david: you have become the wealthiest man in the world. jeff: it was fine being the second wealthiest person in the world. [laughter] david: what compelled you to sell things more than books? jeff: i thought we can sell anything this way. what happens when you offer a free, all-you-can-eat buffet? who shows up first? the heavy eaters. david: there are some things you criticize what the washington post says. jeff i have no idea what you are : talking about. [laughter] >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪

>> coming up on "bloomberg best ," stories that shaped the week around the world. currencies sink and economies staggered around the world. >> too little too late is the story of this emerging market crisis. >> i despise the word contagion. >> testimony times two. candidate and tech titans answer questions on capitol hill. >> the question of misuse of these platforms is even close to addressed is false. theatrick leahy described setting on capitol hill. >> amazon's market cap touches a trillion. citigroup restructures its investment bank. the carney era made run longer at the bank of england. this does suggest the fed is on the right course in terms of tightening. >> the data is unmistakable. likere growing, boom across the board. >> plus, an exclusive conversation with jack ma about what comes after alibaba. >> very soon, i will go back to teaching. >> it is all ahead on "bloomberg best." welcome. i'm julie hyman. ," your "bloomberg best weekly review of the most important business news, analysis from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a look

>> masa: he's the best student. >> anthony: best student. >> masa: these guys, the three guys, the threeanthony: so you do this when you were kids? build a fire? cook something? drink sake? >> masa: always, always we did that. smoked cigarettes. >> anthony: yeah. back then did everybody know that you were not going to stay? like, when you were in high school did you talk about, "when i get old enough i'm going to america? i'm not staying here." >> masa: yeah, we did that. [ speaking japanese ] yeah, i told them. >> anthony: now, you weren't dressed up like john wayne or anything right, when you went to school? no cowboy boots. >> masa: no, no. no, no, no. no. ♪ >> anthony: they say you can take the boy out of the country, but you can't take the country out of the boy. i don't know if that's true. we all come from someplace, that's for sure. but, new york city, in masa takayama's case, seems far, far away from the little town he grew up in. ♪ >> anthony: the thundering hooves of many horses. the sound of a thousand beer cans popping open. and music, always music. ♪ ♪ >> be afraid. be very

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and she also won best actress tonight of course. best drama "game of thrones."sat out last year due to scheduling issues but no one had a better night than academy award director glen knight. take a look at what happened when he won for best directing. >> you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfri because i want to call you my wife. i didn't ask yet. i want to put this ring that my mom wore on your finger in front of all these people and my mom and your parents watching from above. will you marry me? >> okay. can you believe that? that's glen's girlfriend, jan, revealing his mother died a few weeks ago. but this was unlike any we've seen. what if she said no? >> that's why he put the ring on first. >> she had it on. >> i'm just thinking this means the show is going to run over by three or four minutes. >> but it didn't. exactly on time which never happens. except for possibly the opening number and sell diversity in a musical number. they were all about achieving everything we have this year until they realize maybe we're not as far along as we thought w