is my guest tonight. [ cheers ] billy, billy is incredible she's just 17 years and she's about to goa world tour. i was touring a, this is our final live show this week. i want to thank our incredible staff for their hard work. thank you guys [ cheers and applause i want to thank president trump for making everyone's job a lot easier let's get to news, they want to write articles of impeachment by halloween and you know they are bad when trump buys a costume and tries sneaking into mexico [ speaking foreign language [ light laughter ] looks like trump could be impeached some time around the holidays it will be weird when trump pardons a turkey and the turkey asks trump to pardon back. we had a deal. a poll finds 47% of americans approve of impeaching trump or as trump put it, my approval rating is up to 47%. that's good. 47% of americans are in favor of impeaching president trump pretty interesting poll. take a look at this. 47% said i think trump should be impeached 30% said i do not think trump should be impeached. 20% said, i want to know more about the whistle blower before i mak

and as billy demonstrates there's a variety of ways you can get your oxygen fix a deli's only bar where you step inside for a breath of fresh air. and now to some of the other global business stories making news the european investment bank will stop funding fossil fuels by the end of 2021 to help fight climate change that includes natural gas projects many european countries still rely heavily on gas to power electricity grids the bank says policy changes need to strike the right balance between protection in the environment and the needs of the people. amazon wants to challenge the pentagon's decision to give microsoft a $10000000000.00 cloud computing contracts the online retailer says politics but in the way of a fair process he was present donald trump has repeatedly taken swipes at amazon and its founder jeff bezos who's also owns the washington post. but everyone has traveled from europe to stray and knows the ordeal changing planes halfway and spending a full day in the air australian airline quantas is looking into ways to change that it's just completed a nonstop trial flight

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and as billy demonstrates there's a variety of ways you can get your oxygen fix a deli's only bar where you step inside for a breath of fresh air. this is usually news these are our top stories the impeachment inquiry into us president donald trump continued with a. another day of public hearings today's session centers on testimony from the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie you about it. former divisor to president trump roger stone has been found guilty on 7 criminal counts of lying to congress obstruction and witness tampering the charges relate to the special counsel's investigation into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election. then it has been hit by flooding from another exceptionally high tide so mark's square has once again been underwater and closed to the public the levels at midday on friday did not reach those of peak flooding 7 seen earlier in the week. a man has died in hong kong after being caught in clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police the 70 year old street cleaner was hit in the head by a brick on wednesday it's unclear who threw it. this is

billy: that is absolutely correct.of today the white house was not saying whether they were going to participate in what they call a sham process. bille past, in 1998, clinton's lawyers did participate in those hearings. and there were four that time. we don't know how many hearings they are going to be. right now we just have the one on wednesday on the record. we will see how that plays out. scarlet: at what point with the president and his legal team need to respond to whether they will show up at the hearing? presumably if they don't ever respond, the hearing will go on as scheduled. billy: the hearing will go on. they have been given until 6:00 p.m. sunday to respond. whether that is set in stone or whether they can respond by monday morning, who knows. but right now the letter that jerry nadler has sent to the white house gives them until 6:00 sunday to say are you going to show up, are your lawyers going to show up, are you going to ask for witnesses, are you going to cross-examine our witnesses? joe: plausibly,

here is billy house in d.c. billy: what we saw was some real concern on the part of state department officials bout back channel diplomacy by rudy giuliani, and evidence, hearsay evidence, secondhand evidence of what they were hearing trump was up to. kailey: billy, what's next, and how long can all of this really go on? billy: well, what is directly next is this upcoming week of four hearings, four separate hearings, including what could be the biggest one, that of eu ambassador gordon sondland, who s the one who may have had the most direct contact with president trump on whether or not he wanted to withhold aid in return for investigations. the house intelligence committee is hoping to wrap up its investigative part of this inquiry by the end of the month and give the judiciary committee a recommendation. they will decide on articles of impeachment, and when or where you to vote on those. by the end of the year, they hope. jason: one of the things we are all talking about is, how is this time different in som

among the front—runners — lizzo and billie eilish.a day of explosive testimony in the impeachment inquiry, as the us ambassador to the eu gordon sondland gave evidence. the ambassador said he was acting at the express direction of the president on ukraine. the democratic—led house of representatives is investigating whether or not the president improperly put pressure on ukraine to investigate his political rival — the former vice presidentjoe biden. the bbc‘s north america editorjon sopel reports. the day a simmering pot boiler became a blockbuster drama, with this unlikely character as the leading man. gordon sondland, a wealthy hotelier, was made ambassador to the european union on the strength of $1 million donation to donald trump's inauguration committee. now he'd come under oath to eviscerate the president's account of his dealings with ukraine. i was acting in good faith. as a presidential appointee, i followed the directions of the president. we worked with mr giuliani because the president directed us to do so. we had no des

and billy carter, we all have this notion whof he was and what he stood for and billy beer, but i didn't read here, he went into aa and was totally, totally changed his life after his brother's presidency. >> the last chapter of his life was his proudest. i talked to president jimmy carter and his widow cybill and their six kids and they describe a man that was funny, smarkt, hard working and in the last years of his life he went around the country talking to people, a lot of blue collar people that could relate to him who were struggling with alcoholism. look, he was in his late 30s with six kids when the international press descended on the tiny town of plains, georgia. i couldn't have handled that. and he wasn't able to run his business. it went into a blind trust because the president, you know -- >> imagine that. imagine that. it never happens. >> he was in office. so his profession became being billy carter. there was nothing else he could do at that point. >> that's a really interesting addendum. you brought up thomas payne. he doesn't get nearly as much love as george washington,

because she was with billie jean king because you know that emma stone played billie jean king in thatjean. we're seeing --" they've gone to see paul mccartney at the barclays center in brooklyn. and they said, "so we're going to come over." because billie jean had never been and she was longing to go so i said, "all right, i'll see you in a wee bit." so i go to the bar and i say, "oh, hey, everybody, billie jean king and emma stone are coming in a minute." and they're all like, "all right. and then, about ten minutes after that, emma goes, "oh, my god, oh, my god. paul mccartney is coming with us too." and so, everyone started to freak out. and it was like a joke like these black suvs pulled up on our little street in the east village and it was like a joke because, like, paul mccartney, emma stone and billie jean king walk into a bar. [ laughter and applause that how random is that >> very. and we all were having such a laugh and having drinks. and what's hilarious is that my husband, grant - you know grant >> jimmy: yeah >> he did the murals, these lovely murals. and there's sort of

saracens cousins of billy and mako vunipola.ess has cousins of billy and mako vunipola. saracens success has been built on family and money, using the collective spirit they call the wolfpack but which looks more like a herd of wildebeest when doing this. ben el got the ball down. then they locked the door, and it gloucester try cured —— proved academic, for some saracens are cheats and this might be the week everything changes — apart from the results. england's women began their autumn internationals with an impressive win over france — they had to come from behind, but eventually found their form to win 20—10... sarah hunter crashing over for the second time to give the roses the lead going into the second half. world player of the year emily scarratt confirmed the victory with a penalty kick. britain's olivia breen won bronze in the t38 long jump at the world para—athletics championships in dubai. (00v)the 23—year—old from wales who won the title in london two years ago, recorded a best jump of 4 point 93 metres. that put he

it's not an award show without a billy porter show stopping moment. with the hat. as a whole mood. >> a whole mood. >> yes, billy, mood is what he's about. >> if you were hoping for a little more color on the amas red carpet, lil nas x decked out in a lime green tuxedo. >> with the gloves to match. >> if it was red, he'd be like the kool-aid man. a much skinner version. >> a much skinnier version. this is "the skinny," so fitting. i think neon is still hot for winter, don't you? when we're talking about fashion. i'm down to wear neon any time of the year. >> so tomorrow morning? you're back tomorrow morning, so -- >> i am. >> let's see it. >>> next to the big news from celine dion. >> the singer didn't win a single award last night at the amas, but she scored something even bigger, her first number one album in more than 17 years. >> the superstar debuting at number one on the billboard 200 albums chart with her new studio album "courage." it marks her first chart topper since 2002 with "a new day is come." dion is currently on her courage world tour. her 14th conc

to visit in west germany for to do so borg will test their fortunes at home against the neighboring billy goats of cologne. welcome to the boat as they get here on d w i'm chris harrington joining me for sunday's shindig is the very own maybe d.w. the man with the gift of gab mr mccambridge how you doing it i'm good chris i think somebody's nice talk about on music and you annoy other right man for the job what about you know in berlin we're going to talk about that suicide about as well obviously yeah glad to hear it now before we get to our conversation on nico kobashi let's head west and bring you up to speed with what happened on the pitch on sunday the rivalry known as the right darby between fortuna dusseldorf and cologne has a lot of history but it's been on ice lately as the 2 sides haven't met for more than 20 years colognes return to the top flight has stunk and fortuna software season has to when it comes to the head to head cologne has dominated what about this time. the house was throbbing in just the door for the head of the clash with cologne on hospitable turf for the bill

i think it benefits the left at large to hear that perspective. >> the true billys are examples of twocast boom and two, a generational divide between older people who are more krr centrist and others who are more leftist. by contrast, they use humor to win people over. >> what would you say to people in the cities from the coast who would be surprised that they are supporting communists, socialists au socialists out here in appalachia? >> we have the internet. it's not good, but we have it and we know about things. >> you know there are other leftists out there in place is like this. anywhere where people have a boot to the neck, they're resisting, they're fighting back. >> the democratic candidate for president of the united states. >> they're not impressed by the candidates for president in 2020 except for bernie sanders. who ohm lost the to 16 kentucky democratic prim to hillary clinton by half a percentage point 367. >> you would know what you're getting. this man has had the same vision for 40, 350 years and has absolutely moved the dialogue about what is possible in this cup. >>

i am is billy cooper. we are still fucking here! [cheers and applause] >> with that, thank you so much miss billy cooper. thank you so much, everyone. my name is claire farley and i want to thank you all for coming out. you really represent what makes san francisco great and we cannot do this work without our allies. thank you to mayor breed and thank you to all of our amazing, amazing speakers. it is an honor to serve you and i look forward to the rest of the work we have ahead. now let's march over to hastings thank you. [cheers and applause] >> growing up in san francisco has been way safer than growing up other places we we have that bubble, and it's still that bubble that it's okay to be whatever you want to. you can let your free flag fry he -- fly here. as an adult with autism, i'm here to challenge people's idea of what autism is. my journey is not everyone's journey because every autistic child is different, but

example, doctor martin luther king jr., justice marshall, rep to resave it, olympic gold medalist, billy mills and activist dolores will pay, and even opera winfrey were all educated at the schools and given opportunity because of countries committed a commitment to the schools. over the past 49 days, mitch mcconnell has blocked four attempts to pass the futures act a bipartisan bill to reauthorize mandatory funding for the schools. mitch mcconnell his telling 6 million students to attend the schools if they don't matter enough. for us to take those day and vote on these united states senate floor. their education doesn't matter, their future doesn't matter. and you know what else, mr. mcconnell, and who else don't matter, people pretty close to home to him. more than 1 million american workers and retirees who depend on pensions. this includes about 90000 coal miners and their families and some of whom could very see lose their health benefits to, and energies recent bankruptcy has make a bad situation even worse. monday of these workers gave up pay raises in exchange for retirement sec

rmer mississippi billy mccoy passed away november 12 after an incredible year of public service. he was responsible for revolutionizing the economy of mississippi and bringing thousands of jobs to our great state. as speaker, speaker mccoy championed the 1987 infrastructure plan that created four lane highways throughout mississippi. the four lane highway brought industries and added more than 1,300 miles to the state -- highways to the state. billy was also dedicated to improving public education in mississippi and giving every child a chance for success. his influence on the lives of numerous mississippians will not be forgotten but his demeanor and commitment will be greatly missed. i just think back to being at a courthouse that predates the civil war in mississippi, where mr. speaker mccoy was from. and whether you are a republican or democrat, when you got ready to run, you better go pay homage to the great speaker billy mccoy who did so much for mississippi. i can still see him sitting on the front lawn in front of the trailer with the hey -- hay bells on it and knowing i

bloomberg's billy house reporting from washington.e on impeachment, let's hereby one of the democratic hopefuls. we are joined by marianne williamson. let's start with, we were just having this conversation about impeachment. in your view, is the president's impeachment warranted, or do you think this is a smart policy going into 2020? theanne: i certainly think impeachment inquiry is warranted and it will go where it goes. i think it is important to remember that america has a lot of problems that were here before the president got here. we have to be able to walk and chew gum at the same time, look at much bigger issues than any president. injustice in our economy, millions of traumatized children, the fact that our national security agenda is more about preparing for war than peace. that wery important to keep our eyes on the ball. romaine: a lot of the divisiveness in this country, politically speaking, it seems to be rooted in the idea of economic inequalities. there are obviously different approaches by democrats and republicans

bob's in texas [ light laughter ] kind of hard to believe. >> lots and lots of billy bobs >> jimmy:re we go ♪ one, two, one. >> jimmy: that's not how you teach. what do you mean [ laughter ] >> all right, all right. two fast, one slow >> jimmy: yeah ♪ >> one, two. >> jimmy: one. >> one, two, one >> jimmy: one, two, one. >> there you go. [ cheers and applause one, two, one. one, two one [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness, that's how you do it [ cheers and applause ♪ chip and joanna gaines everybody. gucci mane joins us next stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ♪ wish you were here. to see how bright the human spirit can shine, to see that no matter what nature does, people will do more. with one of the industries' largest catastrophe response teams state farm will always be among the first to arrive, and the last to leave. to help show that human nature is greater than nature. ♪ snow leopards are almost impossible to find, with ai we can protect what we can't see. but we need to know where they are, because they are threatened. our camera traps allow us to have

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. >> reporter: billy davis is a volunteer. they have been affected by the tree shortage in recent years. he says still, they are trying to keep prices steady. test you might see a $5 increase in price. >> reporter: the christmas tree business is a $2 billion a year industry in the united states. back harmon with the christmas tree association says the back prices this year can be tracked back to the recession in 2008. fewer farmers could afford to stay in business then, so fewer trees were planted during that time. >> takes 8 to 10 years to grow that tree, and we're still working our way out of the christmas tree storage that stems from the recession about 10 years ago, when fewer trees were planted. >> reporter: this you, the average price of a tree in the u.s. is $60, but in san francisco, it could be closer to $150 or $200. billy says most of the guards men's' trees retail for $95, but reminds people it is all for good cause. the best advice is if you want a real tree, you should get out here sooner because they are going f

billy meyer did. the little bits about other technologies and some of the automated response or at least help to create responses. talk a little bit about whose concerns you might have with the personalization of those responses and we get to a place worth automatic responses versus really having a true conversation with her on whose words. on the personal side of it. i worry about how that could be lost. >> excellent question. technology can help you filter out, is a member of congress, kind of at your loophole, my understanding of members and what they are looking for, is when they look at all of the information they are getting from their constituents, they would like to do two things. one they want to do a global pitcher of how does all of their constituencies feel. what percentage of them support a particular bill and what percentage support or don't support it. and then after that, they're also looking for personal stories for how people are affected. we do make the members of congress make spee

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gena time billy was given a 4 bedroom house instead of the 5 they were living in. complains it small and that it leaks whenever it rains. produce boy most house and farm have also been marked to be taken over but he vows to fight on all because he says the terms are unfair. by all is the idea people are everything to do everything. because they have money and. they are using our own local authorities against us because they have money. the community has taken its case before west africa's regional court because they say the people have little faith in the justice system here. an official of the mining company what 1st denied knowledge of the court case later said he can't comment on the matter that's before the court. or just part the lawyer representing the government of sierra leone acknowledged receiving the court papers which says the government was yet to study them. with a lot at stake many people here expect a trial to be long and hard. on the decrease al-jazeera could do separately on. south africa title win at the rugby world cup wasn't just a sporting suc

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has the possible of the billy to get somebody else energy as well as well as myself so it's all about energy ok let's take a look this is from an exhibition you did in france is called constellation scores . ok so that was a 3 d. lithograph collage obviously look different with the glasses that you had on and it would take you were reading it like a music score very much into the graphic score in a graphic score tradition so it's something i enjoy to do and for this particular set of works the 3 d. there's been so much done with print work and lithography and these things i was trying to figure out a way to pull pull the stuff off the wall without doing the actually pulling it off the wall with theme in your one theme in your work is this idea of synesthesia the right senses bleeding into each other can you hear your pictures i mean the usually i don't have i don't have seizures but i've been working for years through the mel that you've lived in brazil for 7 years while you were there you added some rain forest sounds in general is that you also add in a lot of computer sounds to the

billy from you heard the ruling families of the gulf are in fact tribes who gradually rose to power in the 18th 19th and 20th centuries to the end of intersect these families were living is that wins and essentially nomadic existence with little other than small scale farming and fishing that it. really shows is the wealth and prosperity of any businessman was measured by the number of camels he have a place that he did that did call me. the whole something that all the gulf countries have in common is the fact that up until the 1st oil crisis in 1973 they remain relatively poor with this but for your. change obviously came quite quickly and almost brutally i would say. in the new leaders who rose to power in the 20 ten's represented a generational shift unlike their fathers they had no memory of the harsh lives their families had lead in the desert they were born into a life of wealth and opulence. the extravagant crown prince of saudi arabia is rumored to have bought the most expensive painting in the world to solve it on monday by leonardo da vinci. for all that $1000000.00 is the b

sail a 21 wait after the match cologne announcer sporting director are mean they had left the club billy goats didn't object to his departure. plenty of action still to come on sunday the team to be glad to host braman wolfsburg and laver couzin battle it out in freiburg face off against frankfurt let's take a look at how those results affect the table act the very top gladbach are in a very good position win or lose on sunday they stay put at number one but there have been some changes rb clime so do buyers and hoffenheim dortmund drop to 5th teams 7th through 10th could climb if they pick up points in the bottom half look at you know in berlin up to 11th other than that nothing much else to report. well that's full time for us here on the bundesliga we'll be back on sunday with all of the big talking points from the match day to classic of course we'll leave you with some of the best images so far this weekend for me and the rest of the team here in berlin. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall on d w. j i ride along the former border between east and west berlin. i would like to

billy: it is highly polarized, obviously.fter the first week of hearings, both democrats and republicans held vastly different takes, you might say. republicans basically said yawn, nothing dramatic was revealed, nothing directly linking trump to the efforts to withhold aid in return for investigations. democrats, though, are pointing out this is a process, and adam schiff is setting the groundwork for a case that would allow democrats, and hopefully some republicans, to vote for impeachment. jason: staying with politics and atopic we cannot stay away from, and that is trade. thatts widely anticipating president trump would use his speech to the economic club to new york to announce progress on a trade deal with china. kailey: kailey: kailey: instead, all he said was an agreement could come soon. here is shaun donovan with his economics story on how the trade war went from method to madness. >> what we tried to do, my colleague and i, is to step back and really look at the arc of this thing. it is worth remembering, we have g

and millie billy —— months. is a real crisis, boris. and millie billy -- i months.o, i want it a lot of this is to do with the fact that it is women, is proportionately affected by this. in my industry is over 90% women. we care and get on with it and do things. we are providing... it is women who are unable to work by the job i do, providing that care. , just make a point since you mentioned it. we have more women in the workforce than ever before. and actually the gender pay gap between men and women is closing. of course there was much more work to do and i totally accept that childcare is the crucial thing, i absolutely get that. what we are going to do in the manifesto is we will be seeing a lot more about what we will do to fund childcare and rachel makes the point about that and also about the ages at which we think it should be funded because i understand the incredible difference that a company like yours can make to peoples lives and have the light of the children put it we will also do what we can to support businesses like yours through business rate cut

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billy connelly that is in bangalore and of course germany is having a very high presence in an technology and that is there both the countries can come together and that you need to take on the rest of the world have challenged for the moment i thank you. the german chancellor received a toxic welcome earlier in the day modi treating merkel to a military parade instability polluted the air ignored medical advice both leaders reviewed a god of honor without mobs schools in delhi a shot until november 5th the pollution also has its economic consequences it reduces productivity and crop yields while increasing health costs and is a plan to restrict the movement of private cars in the capital and he 2 weeks from monday to ease the situation. the e.c.b. has a new boss christine legarde a stranger to international finance the former head of the i.m.f. finds herself in a tricky situation though many expect she'll continue druggies course of high the kriti and super low interest rates but that won't make everyone happy. the new head of the european central bank hasn't given too much away about ho

billy's observers here in life 60 days seem to be under the impression that the the approach that man has taken today was certainly a more toned down the unusual he seemed to be offering somewhat of a peace offering a k.-k. but many critics as well have warned that he may well be back with a vengeance come 2020 when the c.d.u. decides and he will be putting forward for those 2021 elections he did also say that he would be interested in playing an important role in the future of the conservative c.d.u. but didn't really go on to explain exactly what that role might be so we certainly shouldn't be ruling out the chances of him throwing his hat back into that leadership ring again in the hopes of running for the c.d.u. ahead of those elections in 2 years' time kate brady at the city your party conference in leipsic factor. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world at least 3 iraqi protesters have been killed and 25 injured in clashes with security forces in the capital baghdad more than 340 people have died since protests against widespread corruption un