this is a bingo card. various phrases if they are mentioned during jackson hole? risk premium, you get two points. and then there is boring stuff, isn't there? let's speak with john wyn-evans. welcome to the show. where would you put your stamp on the bingo card in terms of what you think she and he will go for? john: i would say the big number will be the financial stability. toon't think they are going at thist about changes particular meeting. that set back to 2010, a strong run in asset markets to the rest -- through the rest of the year. mario draghi was pushing on an open door at that point, talking about his using a policy. the euro was already weakening ahead of jackson hole that year. those are the only two big things that have happened in jackson hole. in 2010, because that happened, people have been focused on it ever sense and waiting for a replay. i'm not sure it's the exact form -- forum for policy announcements. even without mario draghi saying anything, we all see what is happening with the

that is a high-scoring word on the bingo.ngs,iscal side of what stimulus might we get in the united states? travels totrump missouri. he is going to set out more of his big picture ideas around taxation and relaunching his agenda. what is your expectation of what he can deliver? not much. he has blown so much of his political capital. the government and the administration is going to get tangled up in debt ceiling debates. for meaningful -- manus: thank you. you stay with us. peter westaway stays with us. shifts tofocus europe. hintshere be hence -- from the ecb? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i have it on good , we are not doing the weather today, but the msci asia is up a quarter of a percent. let's get a business class. juliette saly is standing by. -- let's get a business flash. juliette saly is standing by. juliette: amazon is wasting no time to bringing its reputation for undercutting competitors. the company said it will begin slashing prices on a broad cross-section on monday. it is the same day the $13.7 deal is set to close

and bingo was one of those, in the very best sense. flattering portrait of shakespeare, in the final years of his life. and one presumes that he is a hero of yours. well, the fact is, if he had not lived, i would have been out of work for most of my life. all of the time i spent playing him, i have done 28 out of the 30 plays, some of them more than once. you get a feeling for the writer. i have an instinct about bits that i think are not shakespeare. it's like a chemical reaction, this isn't him. it is like act one of titus andronicus, absolutely not shakespeare. act two, here he is. so you said it's not a flattering portrait, but it's not unflattering either, because edward is asking the question, what must it have been like for the man who had had eventually in his career phenomenal success, including considerable wealth coming his way, to become in his lifetime a nationalfigure, and who had written the sonnets, as you like it, king lear, and twelfth night. and then turned away from it all. he went back to this market town in warwic

it's like a virus that you can't get rid of and bingo was one of those in the very best sense.c of it it is not a flattering portrait of shakespeare in the final years of his life. and one presumes that he is a hero of yours. well, the fact is, if he had not lived, i would have been out of work most of my life. i got to spend years and years and yea rs i got to spend years and years and years back in the 60s and 70s with the royal shakespeare company performing him. over that the royal shakespeare company performing him. overthat time, and i think i've done 28 of the 37 plays, and some of them more than once, you get a feeling for the writer. i have an instinct about bits that i don't think are shakespeare. it's like a chemical reaction, this isn't him. it is like act one of titus andronicus, absolutely not shakespeare. the moment actually begins an error on comes on. . . the moment actually begins an error on comes on... here we are, i know who this is! so you said it's not a flattering portrait. but it's not unflattering either, because edward is asking the question, what mus

, as our patience wears increasingly thin in this age of grabbing and going, it's no surprise that bingoore stores in the coming year. premier league football starts again this weekend, which i'm reliably informed is important to some people. seriously, though, fans will be excited to see what their clubs new signings have to offer. but how do you know if a new player is going to be right for your team? well, one company is using virtual reality to identify talent, and also help players to recover from injuries. here is carol hawkins. i'm in manchester, home of great football, to check out a small start—up that isjoining up with premier league clubs for an idea that's only eight months in the making. ifeel like i'm doing pretty good. this vr system helps scouts recruit players by using statistics from virtual gameplay to decide whether or not the player would work fora team. but it separately is also being used to help injured players get back to full fitness, mentally and physically. you have injured players who will often spend anything from six months to ten months, years out of the g

>> bingo! >> bingo!o! [ laughter ] >> seth: the fact that diplomats don't trust the president is obviously a problem, especially now when the world is in a standoff with north korea. it's an extremely tense, delicate situation that requires calm diplomacy and sober deliberation. unfortunately, we elected human bullhorn with a corn syrup addiction. [ laughter ] so yesterday bullhorn mcsyrup responded to north korea's latest threat by saying this. >> north korea best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. he has been very threatening beyond a normal state, and as i said, they will be met with fire, fury and frankly, power, the likes of which this world has never seen before. >> seth: why is he sitting like that with his arms crossed? [ laughter ] he looks like he's pondering his order at starbucks. "yeah, let me get the -- fire and fury. [ laughter and applause ] extra whip." also, hey, man, when you respond to north korea you're n

and here's how you know when you win trump bingo. >> bing! bing! bing! ( laughter ) >> stephen: bing, bing, bing, bing! and trump took this obama obsession a step further yesterday when the president retweeted a twitter poll, which has no scientific basis, from a pro-trump conspiracy twitter page that asked, "who is a better president of the united states?" surprise! trump won 61% to 39%. well, hey, look-- no we can do a poll just as scientific as that right now. let's do our poll using the elbow-tron 5700. who thinks i would be a better president than donald trump ( cheers and applause ) hold on. oh, look at this. see this? are you seeing this? are we rolling on this? i've never seen this. i've never seen this. >> stephen: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! ( cheers and applause ) oh, my god, the elbow-tron has never gone that far before. well, that's science right there. we can't argue with that. speaking of popular rulers, you guys watch "game of thrones?" ( cheers and applause ) i never miss it. i never miss it. it has the kind of sex and d

but they could still play bingo and over the course ofa still play bingo and over the course of a yearthree to feed her habit. she gambled three to four hours a day for more than a year, placing well over three—quarters of a million bets and spending £1.3 million. the commission is critical of 888.com for not spotter her problem sooner. gambling cost tony his home and marriage. i was spending £1,000 at a time. he is campaigning for tighter controls. if you are to be lending upon, the company must ensure you can make the payments. 888.com say it is accepts the conclusion of the review and is committed to providing players with a responsible as well as an enjoyable gaming experience. the company are to reimburse the £3.5 million lost by the customers and pay more than £4 million to organisations that help gambling addicts. it was 20 years ago to the day that diana, princess of wales, died in a car crash in paris. the vehicle she was travelling in was being pursued by paparazzi photographers. well, several public events are taking place to commemorate the anniversary and members of the pu

>> bingo. this guy remains calm. the woman in the car , she getsa little excited. but this guy keeps his calm. he says i'll back up a little bit and turn the car around. >> just a crazy gust of wind or is that a tornado? >> they believe it was a tornado o for a very strong squall. there were heavy storms in the area on july 30th in this region. but you could see the trees, they're just leaning, leaning, leaning. and this person looks like i'll just go back the way i came. but the tree's completely blocking the roadway. >> never mind the trees. stripped the roof off. look to the right of the screen and see it get peeled back. >> crazy. >> they say from this village there were no injuries but there was damage. a massive power outage and poles and trees came down like you see right there. but as you can see in this video, i just love how that guy, his voice is perfectly modulated through the whole thing even though the woman gets excited. he's perfectly calm. >>> this little kid is a superhero. >> i'm glad i didn't listen to the doctors that told me he wouldn't live.

bingo! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: all the good ideas don't make it in the film at all.. that's a good story. another gem for us. i appreciate it. so basically what happens in "the house" is will and amy, they have a kid going to college. and to pay to afford college, they open up an illegal casino. their house turns into an illegal casino. >> yes. >> jimmy: and they've become kind of like mobsters. >> yes. with their best friend jason mantzoukas, who is also a a very funny man in the film. [ light laughter ] and it's a real -- councilman. >> jimmy: uh-huh. [ light laughter ] >> eat the blade, eat the blade, jimmy. [ cheers and applause ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what the hell was that? >> hey honey, how was work today? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i just shoved a a roller skate in my mouth. [ laughter ] i want to show a clip that's super funny. here's the very funny nick kroll, will ferrell and amy poehler in "the house." take a look at this. >> you're not going to find anything anywhere. >> oh really? >> yeah. >> well, we've looked in all the other rooms. so, chandle

millennial generation we are looking at space here on the camp ground which was set up for pot lucks and bingo halls 30 years ago. and we are setting it up for third spaces, like starbucks and stuff. >> june towable shipments jumped 20% year over year while motor homes were up 6% manufacturers are taking note updating technologies. >> a lot of the rvs are compatible to an iphone. a lot of the app based things that run the ac, the awning, your jacks makes it easier to camp. >> once buyers get rving in their blood they get hooked. it's not just for affordable weekend getaways that make towables attractive. younger buyers are using them for tail gates, concerts with their friend or escaping for weekends for some young millennial families selling everything to hit the road and explore the country. >> do you think the trend will continue does the rv industry think millennials will be buyers in the coming years >> while they are showing an interest it is too soon to know if that younger buyer can drive the industry the way that the baby boomers did. >> big demographic shifts. land don thank you very

. >> bingo. love it. love it. >> time to go back down to the lake don bell is live with what is in sports. >>> don. >> starting running back la garrett blunt had a tough time zero yard. there was a backup who played well that's cory >> welcome back to lincoln financial field september 10 eagles play first regular season game at washington an they have a whole lot of work to do before then tonight preseason game number two against buffalo bills we'll show you what happened tonight a linc. eagles defense looking good. rodney mccloud the blitz and tip and picked offer by michael ken rick eagle business. first time offense out of syn sync. la garrett blunt will fumble on the drive afteralshown jeffery. the newly acquired ronald darby throwing play making ability and intercepting pass and look at him government open field, nice moves. takes it back to buffalo territory and finally getting tackled after 4 yard return. second team offense with cory clement at running back rookie out of mississippi six yards out

bingo.hese kind of humidity levels you don't typically get them throughout the span of time during the month of august. it is still an absolutely beautiful beginning to the afternoon here. so, keep in mind that eventually if things do start to go south so for now enjoy this. let's take you outside and start things off with a quick view outside the musikfest festivities going on in bethlehem. this is main street in bethlehem where just from high atop hotel bethlehem things are looking beautiful. should be a nice afternoon and evening and if i'm not mistaken the big act today is toby keith out at the sands casino plaza there so should be a really good show and really great weather for all the fans that will be tailgating for all of this and anything else that you have going on here today, you are fine. it looks absolutely stellar. not just in the lehigh valley but really everywhere else. i mean, the radar, there's a look of anything on it that really tells that story. off to the west we have s

. >> bingo. >>ime to go back down to the lake don bell is live with what is >>> don. >> starting running back la garrett blunt had a tough time zero yard. there was a backup who played well that's cory >> welcome back to lincoln financial field september 10 eagles play first regular season game at washington an they have a whole lot of work to do before then tonight preseason game number two against buffalo bills we'll show you what happened tonight a linc. eagles defense looking good. rodney mccloud the blitz and tip and picked offer by michael ken rick eagle business. first time offense out of syn sync. la garrett blunt will fumble on the drive afteralshown jeffery. the newly acquired ronald darby throwing play making ability and intercepting pass and look at him government open field, nice moves. takes it back to buffalo territory and finally getting tackled after 4 yard return. second team offense with cory clement at running back rookie out of mississippi six yards out plunges forward for th

, as our patience wears increasingly thin in this age of grabbing and going, it's no surprise that bingoly, though, fans will be excited to see what their clubs new signings have to offer. but how do you know if a new player is going to be right for your team? well, one company is using virtual reality to identify talent, and also help players to recoverfrom injuries. here is carol hawkins. i'm in manchester, home of great football, to check out a small start—up that isjoining up with premier league clubs for an idea that's only eight months in the making. ifeel like i'm doing pretty good. this vr system helps scouts recruit players by using statistics from virtual gameplay to decide whether or not the player would work fora team. but it separately is also being used to help injured players get back to full fitness, mentally and physically. you have injured players who will often spend anything from six months to ten months, years out of the game. and the scientists, the physios will work with them, but we do not know what they're going to do in a situation, what decisions they're going

. >> bingo! we have a winner! you won! solar eclipse viewing! >> reporter: it was an extra added bonus for the first day of classes at mira vista school, a field trip of sorts out to the playground for the first total solar eclipse in nearly 40 years. >> this is my first time seeing an eclipse. and i'm really excited. >> you don't get eclipses that often. on the first day of school, getting them together and celebrating that is fantastic. >> this is the path right here. >> reporter: each student had a chance to cycle through various stations, learning everything from the relative size of the sun and the moon to the cities and states that were in the path of totality. >> you can't really see it up there, but you're still learning a lot? >> we're learning a lot. we're learning the states. there's the partial eclipse. the sun. the earth. and then the moon. >> reporter: despite a heavy overcast, the clouds did manage to part. at just the right time. >> at least i got to see it. >> come on, i counted down as for the sun, and then it actually popped t

if you were gambling online, 888 is a lot roulette, poker, bingo, and if you thought you don't want toess your thought you don't want to be able to access your account for whatever reason, you can tick a box somewhere, let them know, please freeze my account, don't let me access it, and that will help you out. but 7000 customers over a period of year said they wanted to be self excluded but were still able to access their accounts, so the commission has effectively find 888 nearly £8 million for this, saying not only did they have the technical hitch that allowed it to happen, but they didn't pick it up which meant £3.5 million was deposited by those customers, and gambled over and over to an amount of £50 million that year. it is a strange trend, because we talked yesterday about credit ca rd we talked yesterday about credit card companies raising limits for people, and it is vulnerable customers most likely to see that access granted to them when they have said they do want it. the various authorities have been looking at the gambling sector in this area for awhile now. earlier in th

. >> bingo, exactly, the rain hasn't and lived yet, certainly on the way. see on storm scan in a second. flashflood watch we'll touch on first and take a look who is sitting in that. notice not the entire region, we all get hit with rain, but don't worry much about the flashflood concern, off to the north and west, because you haven't had the saturday ration from recent rains like you have through southern new jersey, southeast most pennsylvania, and all of the state of delaware. we've again getting slammed with soaking rain in recent rounds of systems coming through here, so that's why that flashflood threat is so pronounce in the this zone. soap, just the counties shaded in the sea foam green coloring , a lot of greene on the radar approaching already. count on the weather watchers getting up, this is the next hour and a half or so, showing you report on the air, checking with us, let us know what you are seeing here, rain clearly starting to move into southwestern most chester county, will over spread the region, so little later in the show talk about th

and bingo and she had a message for everyone who came out to celebrate with her today. >> i enjoy myself have a wonderful family. thank god for everybody. >> that's right. all the time the got to thank them. happy birthday to mrs. thompson. >>> nasa is getting lots responses to its newly posted position for a planetary protection officer. none of the applicants quite as cute as a 9-year-old from new jersey. jack davis, he submitted a letter to apply to be a guardian of the galaxy. jack listed some of the reasons he thinks he would be a great fit for the new position. and he wrote it all out. he seen just about every space and alien movie. there you go. he's good at video games. and he's young, so he has time to learn to think like an alien, nasa responded and said the open position is actually all about protecting other planets from germs here on earth and he said his sister thinks he's an alien anyhow. that's why he should get the job. it is time to check in with the weather authority. dry for now as we take a live look at the ben franklin parkway but tomorrow, it will be a whole differ

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them playing casino games, poker and from betting on sport but, critically, they could still play bingoble more than £50 million. one of those customers ended up in prison after stealing £55,000 from her employer to feed her habit. she gambled three to four hours every day, for more than a year, placing well over three quarters of a million bets and spending £1.3 million. the commission is highly critical of 888 for not spotting her problem sooner. gambling cost tony his home and his marriage. i was spending £1,000 a time on a roulette number. so losing vast sums of money that i couldn't afford to. he's now campaigning for tighter controls. if i go into the bank and i want to open a current account or take out a mortgage or a credit card product, the bank is obliged to do identity checks, to do money laundering checks, make sure that you've got a legitimate source of income. if they're going to lend you money, they're obliged to make sure that you can afford to make the repayments. these are the sort of measures that i would really like to see implemented within the gambling industry. 8

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this comes days after the latest episode of bingo game of thrones" was leaked online. the cable network has been blackmailed by an unnamed hacking group for weeks. larry: breaking develop men's overnight, three pro-democracy protesters in hong kong are headed back to prison. the court reopen the cases of those three protesters. the three protesters are looking at five years behind bars. davone and thought of texas, federal grand jury has indicted a truck driver after 10 people died in the back of his sweltering semitruck. jamesities arrested bradley in san antonio. his truck was packed with people smuggled across the mexican border. 10 of them had already died from the heat inside, including a 19-year-old who graduated from jeb stuart has go in fairfax county in 2015 before he was deported. penalty if convicted. case ine to an infamous our area, one of the d.c. snappers trying to get a new sentence. -- snipers trying to get a new sentence. >> are you leave boyd malvo? >> yes. autria: it was denied. he was 17 when he was convicted in the 2002 sniper spree. the judge ord

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there was a report in buzz feed how diplomats are playing word bingo when they hear donald trump talk because he only has a couple of phrases they use and they ticket off the list. it sounds funny, but it's kind of sad. we need more complex thinking than just a few stock phrases that he thinks are going to make people act the way he wants them to. >> we've done video mashups much the same way. matthew, a question about style over substance. but it's nonetheless germane. we've gone days in this administration without seeing this president. they've gone days of white house briefings without us being able to see them. suddenly, though, more than once a day, an availability to take questions. a point we made here on the broadcast, it puts enormous pressure on that day's small press pool around the president, and they have done a magnificent job, these two days in recalling questions that for months we have wanted to ask but have not. so i'm just curious as to what this change in policy is. can this be any aspect of the arrival of general kelly as chief of staff? >> first of all, major pro

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one group played a version of word bingo whenever the president speaks because they consider his vocabulary to be so limited. everything is great. very, very great. amazing. others question his knowledge of world affairs. he has no historical view. he seems to think the world started when he took office. and he seems to be unraveling what happened with his predecessor. he won't even want to listen to the arguments or have a debate. he is obsessed with obama. and even before the latest tensions with noug, one grat expressed grave concerns. trump could sends a tweet in the middle of the night and the next morning we wake up to a world on the brink of war. the real danger is a president reacting off the cuff. right after this break. >>> north korea from best not make any more threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> lots of reporting today has confirmed the impression that many people watching those comments yesterday, the president wasn't delivering a carefully vetted statement, he was improvising. the he is escalating talk surpri som

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so between the new recall process and the lifted cap on contributions from other campaigns, bingo, theg his seat next year have improved immeasure play. >> okay. so it looks like the democrats have the -- have stacked the deck. how is this legal? is this legal? i it's legal. >> it's legal, yeah. these are legal changes. let's be fair. that's true. but whether they are fair changes and ethical actions, those are going to be for the voters to decide but, you know, this situation does remind us of that well-known phrase, to the victor go the spoils. democrats are in power and they've used the power to try to protect the two-thirds majority. what kind of a negative reaction comes out of this, will there be pushback if the voters actually see what's happened? those things remain to be seen. >> remain to be seen and probably a lot of people don't even know this will be happening. >> and that's why sometimes as difficult as it is it's kind of important to walk through weeds to see exactly what's going on. >> i wish we had more time to talk about this, larry gerston. thank you. i was wondering