he's financial planner and president of bona fide wealth. nice to have you, doug. >> good to see you again. >> what's the biggest mistake people make at open enrollment? >> it's often the obvious one, that's forgetting to enroll. letting the window slip by is probably the biggest critical error that i see people make. >> and how frequent is that, do you think? >> well, i would say that the vast majority of people aren't missing out on this. it's too important to their lives. you know, we're talking about your medical insurance, we're talking about life insurance, disability insurance, benefits like that. if you asked me what the biggest error would be, if life got the best of you and you simply didn't enroll in benefits. >> we all live busy lives and the time slips by. >> sure. >> with most plans there are different things you can elect in terms of putting money aside to fund your benefits and things like that. do people generally do that correctly or not? >> unfortunately they don't. and what really needs to be done to make sure that you ge

i'm going to detonate that underground that day and proof to the world that i'm a bona fide nuclear power. that is scary when you put it that way. i think when we look at the tests today and you you said the fact that it's all about the distance it can reach the us, i guess the bottom line, before we go, is this saibor rattling or is this a real who he of force in. >> boat actually. they're anjali that they've been dubbed a state sponsor of terror. they have one goal and that is to develop a missile that could hit the us in the event of war. that's why we're going to watch these tests for years to come. this is nothing new. >> we'll get you back soon. back after this on the final five. five. >> senator rand paul is now talk ing about the assault that left him with a bunch of broken ribs. paul says he was mowing his lawn with earmuffs on when he was tackled from behind much one of paul's maybors way reas ked and charged with assault . he had talked to the man in nearly a decade and claims to know why that attack happen. after my ribs were broken then he said things to me to indicate that h

and then, furthermore, in the california appellate course case, bonas versus trans-america title, although it's an old case from 1982, it posed a very, very similar situation where, you know, there was someone who had paid property taxes and didn't know that there was another part of their home or a second lot that was not recorded, and then, subsequently, they didn't pay property taxes on that, and the resolution was that -- or at least what was cited was that it was a constitutionally required as a prerequisite to diverting plaintiffs of their property to actually post on the property. in my mind, reading these cases and the summaries, i do feel there isn't really a distinction, although i do appreciate your office has taken extra steps if you do know that they're occupied. but i -- i would say, again, based on case law that we really shouldn't have a distinction, and if anyone owns anything, there should be proper notice. and of course, the notice thing is a huge sticking point for me, too. i don't read, for example, the paper copy, sorry, of the examiner, the chronicle, i read the on-l

he went onto say our president is a bona fide idiot, but you are safe in prince william county schools. we should point out that it's been in the student handbook for quite sometime now that students are not required to stand for the national anthem. so all he was doing was reinforcing what's already been a rule out here in prince william county. we spoke with the president of the school board just a little w didn't put it out. i mean i certainly maybe have raised an elevation with my tweet which i certainly didn't expect to get the attention that it did. i find no shame making sure what students and families know what their rights are in the school system. not too be too hyperbolic, this is established by the constitution and the supreme court ruling. this is something that is established in the first amendment to the constitution, something that i take a lot of pride in. and so, no, students, football players, everyone has a right to certainly a pieceful demonstration of their first amendment rights. i just think that it's important that our boy employees and students know that . saw

these look like a couple of bona fide late showers. north of salisbury headed to ocean city. but other than that, the clouds are hanging tough and you see this disturbance passing wet south of us now. so -- well south of us now. so norfolk, virginia beach right along the virginia and north carolina boarderer seeing the rain. we may have a couple of sprinkles in the mountains he chilly side with temperatures right now hanging in the 40s around here. low 40s out on the shenandoah valley to mid 40s here. so what we're looking at as we check out the futurecast, relatively quiet and cool afternoon and hides are going to be around the 50 degrees. in town. maybe holding in the 40s in many suburbs. so certainly on the cooler side than what we've seen for much of the fall. but we're going to get some very cold air moving in here. not so much tomorrow with the stray shower and 50s but by friday, expect windchills in the 20s and 30s and we'll talk about this arctic blast when i seen you again in a few minutes. check out the forecast anytime you'd like on our wusa9 app. it's a free downl

many turned the usual tailgate into a bona fide turkey feast on asphalt.ite the feast for sure on the road. for hose who are at the game we hoped they dressed warmly because it is down right cold outside. it will be a little warmer for tomorrow and really into the weekend, too. it's not going to be bitter the whole holiday weekend. it was a beautiful looking thanksgiving despite the chilly weather. sunshine, light winds. it was really perfect for travel all across the area. a cold night for early shoppers. also a cold start to your friday, but a night rebounded in the afternoon should get us to the 50s. saturday we could come close to 630-degrees, nice and mild before the colder air rushes back in and the winds are howling out of the northwest. forty-seven at reagan, 44 dulles , 44 at bwi, blow normal. it will go down in the books as one of the cooler thanksgiving right here. thirty in the baltimore. get away from the city, 28 in gaithersburg, 32 westminster, north and west a lot of 20s showing up, including five in manassas, 29 in fredericksburg. we may f

just assume that that's a blessing from god, so he doesn't have to prove his religious, you know, bona anymore. they imagine a divine version of their own selves and then implant on that god their prejudices, their world views, their hypernationalism, all of the things that they want toee out of their country. and then it's not that difficult to reconcile someone like trump with what you would imagine, you know, a values voter supporting. >> the problem with all of that, so beautifully stated, is that you say you believe in god, but you made a deal with the devil. >> mm-hmm. >> that's what tt boils down to. >> that's what that boils down to. >> i have a hard time trying to juxtapose -- >> and you mentioned franklin graham. franklin graham, before the election, there was this meeting of important evangelicals that donald trump spoke to, you know, all of the major players, players were there. and franklin graham in introducing donald trump flat out said, you know, well, yes, you know, this is clearly a sinful man, but so was abraham and so was moses and so was david. so, here you go. we

fbi and the doj are sending memos that say now that it is over, we want you t ascertain if it was a bonaide trial. based on the interviews with people including the judge, it turns out the assistant attorney in savannah says it was a bona fide trial. i have known this judge all my life, he is an honorable man, he would not allow a miscarriage of justice. they all withdraw. the feds withdraw completely. a student of mine has found the speeches the judge was giving at that time on behalf of gene and then herman talmadge. we have some work to do. >> i am glad you mentioned>> the pittsburgh area. courier. the question i have is about the response from the white community. when the murder trial was time, i was third approached with a question by the media -- do you think we should let this lie? wou eopen these old nds? what general response have you received from these white communities that live in these counties and have the children that are the children of those who perpetrated these crimes living in the same county with the children who are the victims of the crime? what have you seen to

zimbabwe, educated in britain was his girlfriend for six years up to 2010 and then there was cressida bonas british family who was with harry young actress from an aristocratic british family who was with harry for two years until 2014. in both cases the relationships foundered at least in part because of the intense media scrutiny. that scrutiny may be something meghan markle is better prepared to deal with. wow, you're pretty. good, you've hit on me, you can get it out of the way that i'm not interested. as an american actress with several high—profile roles, she is used to the public spotlight. beyond her acting career there are significant other dimensions to meghan markle‘s life. i'm smart and i know... she's described herself as a strong woman of mixed—race. her father is of irish descent, her mother is an african—american. she's been active in humanitarian campaigns and is a un advocate for the empowerment of women. i am proud to be a woman and a feminist. for harry, an engagement finally offers the prospect of the personal fulfilment which at times has seemed elusive. as any girl wo

to pre option viewings in hong kong london san francisco and new york all to catch a glimpse of a bona fide masterpiece not only does it add public excitement and around the sales it brings in perhaps more people than would normally come through our doors and but it also sparks also some great conversations around the arts and adds a greater richness i think. to the sale season the salesmanship seems to have worked even before the auction began they'd secured a guaranteed bid of one hundred million dollars salvatore monday is the only known painting by the renaissance master still in a private collection davinci died in fifty nineteen and fewer than twenty of his paintings are left inexistent. al-jazeera. a quick recap of the top stories here the u.n. and the african union say they're closely monitoring what's happening in zimbabwe president robert mugabe say he's confined to his home the military seize power on wednesday but denies having carried out a coup. twelve people have been killed in a suicide bombing in northern nigeria four attackers also died the city is a focal point for t

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to pre-action viewings in hong kong london san francisco and new york all to catch a glimpse of a bona fide masterpiece not only does it have public excitement around the sales it brings in perhaps more people than would normally come through our doors. but it also foxholes a great conversations around the awesome and adds a greater richness i think. to the sale season. the salesmanship seems to have worked even before the auction began they'd secured a guaranteed bit of one hundred million dollars salvatore monday is the only known painting by the renaissance master still in a private collection to vinci died in fifteen nineteen and fewer than twenty of his paintings are left in existence christian salumi al-jazeera new york. a quick look at the top stories now russia has blocked a united nations security council resolution to renew an international inquiry into who is buying chemical weapons attacks in syria this is the tenth time russia's use its veto of a serious since the war in twenty eleven russia's ambassador to the u.n. vassily defended the use of the veto. little. mosque the

to pre option viewings in hong kong london san francisco and new york all to catch a glimpse of a bona fide masterpiece not only does it add public excitement and around the sales it brings in perhaps more people than would normally come through our doors and but it also sparks also some great conversations around the arts and adds a greater richness i think. to the sale season the salesmanship seems to have worked even before the auction began they'd secured a guaranteed bid of one hundred million dollars salvatore monday is the only known painting by the renaissance master still in a private collection davinci died in fifty nineteen and fewer than twenty of his paintings are left inexistent. al-jazeera. could tell you that this adrian fenty going to here and with the headlines on al-jazeera a south african delegation is arrived in zimbabwe to attempt to mediate a way out of the political crisis that the army seized power wednesday and placed president robert mugabe under house arrest it was angered by the second of the vice president's last week reports from harare. we know that they

flocked to pre old viewings in hong kong london san francisco and new york all to catch a glimpse of a bona fide masterpiece not only does it have public excitement and around the sound it brings in perhaps more people than would normally come through our doors and but it also sparks also some great conversations around the arts and adds a greater richness i think. to the sale season the salesmanship seems to have worked even before the auction began they'd secured a guaranteed bid of one hundred million dollars salvatore monday is the only known painting by the renaissance master still in a private collection davinci died in fifty nineteen and fewer than twenty of his paintings are left inexistent. al-jazeera. a ship used to house about a thousand spanish police reinforcements during the band catalonia secession referendum has left barcelona the moby data fairy went viral on social media during last month's protests because of the giant looney tunes cartoons painted on sides independence campaigners adopted twenty pios a mascot to mock the police spanish authorities were criticized for the

the government can keep out people who have no bona fide ties to the united states. the government could implement the band except on foreign nationals who have a credible claim of a relationship with the person or entity and the your west. this is grandparents, grandchildren's, brothers and sisters in laws, aunts, uncles, nieces -- nieces and cousins. >> we examine what's happening here in the bay area as they talk to an expert about a rise in disturbing crime.>>> the construction of a new stadium for the raiders in las vegas. >>> the raiders are set to break ground on the new stadium in las vegas. here is a closer look and the biggest concern for fans. i the general public is not invited to the groundbreaking but they can see it from the highway. vip only today. that white tent over there on that spot of land is where the groundbreaking is going to take place. that is where the festivities will take place. this construction vehicles in place that have been here for the last month. they are getting a slam prep for the construction. they've got to get the utilities i

administration from banning people from chad, iran, libya, somalia, syria, and yemen who can claim a bonaide relationship with someone inside the united states. opponents to the band filed papers today. africa, wrench president emmanuel macron tied at stronger economic development, culture, and education across the nation. he addressed students in burkina faso for nearly two hours today and met with the country's president at length. president macron also called for a crackdown on human smuggling networks between africa and europe. in ireland, the prime minister has averted the threat of a new election. his deputy prime minister has resigned. she faced no-confidence vote in parliament over her handling of a whistleblower controversy that could have brought down her government and forced an election next month. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: jerome powell in the spotlight today for his confirmation hearing. are no bigre surprises, although he did hint about next month rate dec

he went onto say our president is a bona fide idiot, but you are safe i pwc s. now, just for some clarification here it's been in the student handbook for some years now that you're not required to stand for the pledge of allegiance or the national anthem so he's just stating what's already been in writing for students for sometime. we talked with him just a little while ago. let's play you what he had to say about why he put that tweet out. i didn't put it out. i certainly may have raised an el vision investigation with my tweet which i certainly didn't think it was going to get the attention it did. this is established by not too be too hyperbolic here, but this is established by the constitution and the supreme court ruling. this is something that is established in the first amendment to the constitution, something that i take a lot of pride in. and so, no, students, football players, everyone has a right to certainly a p demonstration of their first amendment rights and i think it is important that our employees and students know that. >> sair says that the

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the only type of people in our society who are celebrities are either bona fide celebrities or notoriousen are basically looking for their 15 minutes of fame. were you happy when you found out you were not going to go to the gas chamber, charles? i knew i wasn't going to go to the gas chamber because i hadn't done anything wrong. are you scared to die? sometimes i feel i'm scared to live. living is what scares me. dying is easy. stephen smith. "we now know we were wrong," the high street stationers paperchase wrote to customers today. "we are truly sorry and won't ever do it again." their crime? an advertising campaign over the weekend that ran in the daily mail. readers of that paper were offered two free rolls of wrapping paper by paperchase. but the promotion was spotted by online activist group stop funding hate which targets companies advertising in the sun, express and mail, arguing that they promote divisive and hateful views. stop funding hate has now commended paperchase for its change of heart. the apology when it came from paperchase was fullsome and earnest. we've listened to

episode from the time the show started is that you run instagram and social media, but you're also a bonaretired. i'm fully retired. >> jennifer: tell me about those days. >> yeah, i used to be like the go-to spy that everyone would call and try to get info on their boyfriends or husbands or whatever. >> jennifer: how did you get it? what did you do? >> i just probably was in a really insecure, untrusting relationship, and i had to use -- >> jennifer: oh, that far back. >> it's far back. it's not like that anymore. i don't hack anymore. >> jennifer: kanye doesn't have a password on his phone. >> yeah, no, he doesn't. but -- actually, we shouldn't say that. he does, people. [ laughter ] >> jennifer: oh, yeah, yeah. >> he doesn't have pictures in his phone, so you're good, you can take his phone. there is this service that i figured out that you can call someone's number and make it look like it's anyone else's number calling them. so what i figured out is how to get into the voice mail system is if you call the number, but make it look like it's your own number calling. it tricks the syste

he needed to own his bona fides with the base. so it's not easy to walk away from the base of your party. >> i think you will agree that if you pass a tax bill you will see ads talking about tax cuts, regulation reform, the stockton, increase change in people's pockets, unemployment as a historic low. >> if that happens, that's great. but i don't think you guys take enough of a count of the fact that you have a very nasty movement inside of your party that doesn't talk about that stuff, that really does want to talk about this divisive stuff, be scared of people, these people are going to get you, the gangs are coming. >> wait a minute. hold on. >> that's a real thing. that's what motivates us. >> i can tell you that the stuff also calling republicans races and bigots -- >> which i didn't say. >> you're not saying it now, i agree with you, but it's been said for a long time in a lot of ads including an ad in virginia's race that the governor had to back away from. this is not just republicans. it's both sides are in the gutter on

unless they have a bona fide relationship with someone in the u.s. the full travel ban would add north korea and venezuela to the list. also, it would eliminate the relationship exemption. >>> a federal judge in san francisco blocked president trump's executive order to cut federal funding to sanctuary cities like san francisco, oakland and san jose. the federal judge said the president's order was unconstitutional on its face. and that the president cannot set new conditions on funding that congress has already approved. san francisco and santa clara counties while the lawsuits. the white house appealed to the ninth circuit court in san francisco. >>> dave cortez, the president of the santa clara county board of supervisors said "this is a historic victory protecting residents of the county. and jurisdictions across the county from president trump's unconstitutional abuse of power." >> san francisco city attorneys said "this is a victory for the american people and the rule of law. this executive order was unconstitutional before the ink on it was e

there was a lot of pressure on trump that he had foreign policy bona fides. the republican party was sort of running away from him. he needed folks. they were able to find these guys to create a photo op of sorts to bring him in for advice. trump listens. sessions says this is a bad idea, but after they get into office and they're forced to answer the questions, their information is not accurate. >> fundamentally, sessions has a credibility problem. he's been called into the panel in the senate on multiple occasions now. they want to do it again now. what is the likelihood he appears back there and how problematic is this for the attorney general? >> if you'll recall, this is the second time he's had to clarify his testimony, answer questions about them. in this case, what will be interesting is they probably need the republicans on the committee, chuck grassley, to get him up there again, to get him under oath to answer these questions. my guess is that sessions will try and send a letter up trying to explain it, saying, look, this was not a big meeting, how

harvey: "shark tank" made him a bona fide celeb, positioning him for a 2020 presidential run. scale of one to ten, where are you right now? harvey: mark cuban, fearless in life with a passion for winning. - mark. - what's up, harvey? - how you doing? - welcome. thank you. um, now i understand dallas living. - it's not bad. - not bad at all, right? - let's get started. okay. - let's do it. what's that? this is the stamp collector's book that my mom gave me when i was probably 16 years old. and she had collected them as a kid in pittsburgh. and i just took this and started collecting stamps. so that's what you did for a hobby. i did it-- no, i did it not just as a hobby. i quickly, as i tend to do, turned it into a business. at a stamp show, there would be all these different stamp dealers set up around in this ballroom or whatever. and i bought a stamp and i'd use the scott's stamps guide to tell me how much it was worth. and it had been catalogued as one stamp, and i thought, "you know what? they might have got this wrong." so i spent-- took 50 cents, a quarter or 50 cents, i

a claim of bona fide relationship with someone in the united states.ons, head of the schedule. authorities at of the operation was not connected with suspected islamists. avertede minister has the threat of a new election. frances fitzgerald resigned. that could have brought down the government and force an election . i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet: thank you. you can now cough finally. matthew shane explains why this holiday season's the gift that retailers were asking for. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is bloomberg markets. scarlet: it is the most wonderful time of the year. at least for retailers. it shares are rallying. cyber monday is the biggest shopping day in u.s. history. they found 174 million americans shopped thanksgiving weekend. spending 300 dollars between friday and monday. >> we were obviously pleased to see the numbers come in as they did. we did exceed the forecast of 164 million. than two thirds, 70% of americans out over the holiday weekend doing their shopping. that bodes well. i think we are off to a great start

she's a bona fide internet sensation. and jessica contreras, a reporter with "the washington post."hanks to all of you for carving out time on a friday afternoon. should we be talking about bill clinton right now? >> no, i don't think we should talk about bill clinton. there were plenty of feminists at the time those allegations were happening that we're having this conversation right now, but at the time, we weren't listening to feminists. we thought they were outliars. and the conversation about the cultural shift in terms of the power dynamic and abuses of power, those were conversations that weren't a part of the mainstream. i do think it's important to process -- >> sounds like you're bill bill clinton a pass. >> i'm not giving him a pass. i'm saying the reason we're having this conversation with bill clinton and presidents because the current president has been accused by over a dozen women of inappropriate sexual behavior and he is in office. right now. and so i think that he's the cat lis for this entire conversation. and i think, you know, we need to understand this in sort

you were a bona fide rap star. thank you. how did you overcome that nba player to rapper jump? us, we all come from the same place. so on the way to the court, i'm pumping my favorite artist just to get ready to go play. so at that time it was ll cool j, run-dmc. you know, i wanted to be like them. and i don't like it when people laugh at me, so, you know, when i was doing it, i was, like, really, really serious about it. and of course, nobody had ever seen it before. levin: ever. i mean, i can't think of anybody else who did something like this, and you were doing it at around the same time you were a basketball player. shaq: yes, i was. i have rhythm. most seven-foot guys don't have rhythm. but because of rap music and me bobbing my head and me having rhythm, i'm a pretty good basketball player. my whole concept was i wanna-- i wanna do it with my favorite artists. like, me trying to do an album by myself? it's not going to work. levin: you worked with jay z, you worked with biggie, and you worked with michael jackson. - shaq: yes, i did. - levin: that's amazing. when they ca

primaries, the alabama senate primary, essentially you had two candidates trying to prove they're trump bonaes seem to me like he has rebranded the party pretty successfully in his own image. i'd be surprised to see a primary challenge to him but again, i think we're in pretty untested territory and that's why i don't think even though historically low approval ratings typically would be meaningful, i'm not really sure necessarily that we can carry past lessons forward in this case. >> i'm looking forward to this tuesday night. it's another election night in america, live coverage on all the cable areas in virginia and other states. please stick around. a quick break here and then the rupert murdoch factor, the fox factor, how pro trump media has been trying to discredit robert mueller. what powers the digital world. communication. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer networ

chelsea davy, born in zimbabwe, was his girlfriend for six years until 2010, then as cressida bonas,cratic british family was with harry for two years until 2014. in both cases the relationships foundered, partly because of the intense media scrutiny. that is something that meghan markle may be better prepared to deal with. you‘re pretty. good, you've hit on me, we can get it out of the way that i'm not interested. as an actress with several public roles, she‘s used to the spotlight. beyond her acting career, there are significant other dimensions to meghan markle‘s life. i‘m smart and i know i would be a good lawyer. she has described herself as a strong woman of mixed race. her father is of irish descent, her mother african—american. she has been active in un campaigns and is a un advocate for the empowerment of women. i‘m proud to be a woman and a feminist. for harry, an engagement finally offers the prospect of the personal fulfilment which at times has seemed elusive. as any girl would tell you, it‘s sort of, oh, my god, he‘s a prince. this was him in a tv interview in 2012. loo

to priyadarshan viewings in hong kong london san francisco and new york all to catch a glimpse of a bona fide masterpiece not only does it have public excitement around the sales and it brings in perhaps more people than would normally come through our doors. but it also foxholes a great conversations around the awesome and adds a great a richness i think to to the sales season. the salesmanship seems to have worked even before the auction began they'd secured a guaranteed bit of one hundred million dollars salvatore monday is the only known painting by the renaissance master still in a private collection to vinci died in fifteen nineteen and fewer than twenty of his paintings are left in existence. and christian do we know who bought it. we do not know who bought the painting it remains a mystery we know the winning bid came in by phone which is very common in these high profile auctions christie says they typically get interest from forty to fifty countries when they have major auctions as they did last night here we know there was a lot of focus on the asian market one of the previews

middle-income families on the health care subsidies, the majority use that money in the chairman's bona fide mark. they used it to make certain changes that are reflected in the distributional charts. to is you're saying, no we're not going to count the behavior on the health care in the distributional charts but when you take that revenue that's not going to be spent and use it to make the distributional charts look better, how hypocritical can you be to do that? voluntary action, people make decisions. businesses make decisions as to how they're going to spend their money. that decision affects their tax liability. you're not challenging that. let's have the decency to respect the professional work that's been done here and call it the way it is. what this modified mark will meenl is that middle-income families are to pay more. higher-income families are going to pay less. you've targeted the relief to help the wealthy and the middle-income families are going to get stuck with it. now you say voluntary activity, a person makes a voluntary chartdable contribution. that affects their ta

we sat down with a first-time author you may have heard from and four books later, jason segel is a bona virtual reality. how are you doing? >> i'm doing great. >> give us information on guys like you and something jumped out and i think you've co-authored five books? >> yes, with kirsten miller. she's amazing. >> you said up until your late life you were not even a good reader. >> a few years ago i was here with you and did a movie called "the end of the tour" and i had to read all of the works that's when i became really interested in reading. >> and it kind of ignited this passion in you? >> it did. i realized we're sort of given entertainment as a sedative. they say binge watch this show and you never feel good after you've watched ten hours of tv. >> you just go right to bed and lay there like a blob. >> i really nailed it tonight. i watched ten hours of tv. but every time i wrote a book and sat it down, i know it sounds stupid but i felt smarter and i decided i wanted to help do that with kids. >> this is set in the world of virtual reality. were you a gamer at all? >> i was when i

zimbabwe, educated in britain was his girlfriend for six years up to 2010 and then there was cressida bonasaristocratic british family who was with harry for two years until 2014. in both cases the relationships foundered at least in part because of the intense media scrutiny. that scrutiny may be something meghan markle is better prepared to deal with. wow, you're pretty. good, you've hit on me, you can get it out of the way that i'm not interested. as an american actress with several high—profile roles, she is used to the public spotlight. beyond her acting career there are significant other dimensions to meghan markle's life. i'm smart and i know... she's described herself as a strong woman of mixed—race. her father is of irish descent, her mother is an african—american. she's been active in humanitarian campaigns and is a un advocate for the empowerment of women. i am proud to be a woman and a feminist. for harry, an engagement finally offers the prospect of the personal fulfilment which at times has seemed elusive. as any girl would ever tell you it's, oh my god, he's a prince... this

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four books later, jason segel is a bona fide best seller.doing great. >> they give us information on guys like you and something jumped out when i was reading about you last night. >> yeah. >> i think you've co-authored five books, is that right? >> yeah, with kiersten miller. she's amazing. >> until a late stage in your life, you are not even a great reader. >> i started writing very young, so most of my time was spent writing. a few years ago, i did "end of the tour," and i had to read of his david foster wallace's works. that's when i became interested in reading. >> it ignited a passion in you. >> i realized we're given entertainment as a sedative. they say, binge watch this show. there's no other context where binge is a positivage e agae ad. i nailed it tonight. i watched ten hours of tv. but every time i finished a book and sat it down, i know it sounds stupid, but i felt smarter. wow, i did it. and i decided i wanted to help do that with kids. >> this one is set in the world of virtual reality. >> yeah. >> gaming. were you a gamer at

bona fide residents of the virgin islands are allowed to pay their u.s. tax obligations to the virgin islands. the virgin islands is allowed to have an economic development that relates to the specific virgin islands source income. the rules as to what a source virgin islands source income are , for the island's economic develop and programs, have been, frankly, wrongly determined of -- for the last little while. we have been working to try to solve that here in congress for a long time. it's a simple fix, that is the internal avenue service has looked at this with no objection to it. clarifying. it basically creates parity between the way capital gains in the virgin islands -- are treated with respect to the same way they are treated in puerto rico and other u.s. holdings. then't understand objection. >> is the senator from you was tossing this is your request?\ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >

as we all know bona fide resident of the virgin islands are allowed to pay their u.s. tax obligations to their virgin islands and the virgin islands are allowed to have an economic development program that relates to the specific virgin islands source of income. the rules as to the virgin islands sourced income for the economic development programs have been frankly wrongly determined over the last little while and trying to solve that here in congress for a long time. >> it's a very simple mix. the internal revenue service as look at this and has no objection to it. simply clarifies what is properly attributable to u.s. income limitations and there's one other thing. basically creates parity between capital gains and the way the virgin islands are treated with respect to the same way they are treated in puerto rico and other u.s. -- i don't understand the objection to this. >> is the senator from utah thing this is your request in the legislation? >> this is an amendment that senator hatch and i both brought brought. >> yesterday when i asked people what it was no one

avon is moving with a bona fide 3%. they may be interested in buying avon. for a licensing deal. it could be used for other purposes. that's interesting to watch as we head into the open. lowe's is stronger, up .7%. home depot had a killer earnings after sales jumped on the hurricane related demand. we are looking at 4.5% comp sales. joanathan: some breaking news. uber technology is line sport utility vehicles from volvo to form a fleet of driverless autos. up 1.2%.ered -- is they are not really moving. there are 120,000 sport-utility vehicles. it's beginning to see like hoover once the big firms go their own way with us, they are on top of the software. david: they had a relationship already between hoover and volvo. they had an accident in arizona. this is interesting. they are doubling now. joanathan: it's the future. up without at 122 driver. 2021 is when it's going to start. alix: when you look at peak car demand, they have that out into the 30's and 40's. there are some that say it could 2020 or 2021as because of the adoption of driverless cars. david:

they have struggled to compete with on-demand streaming services such a bona fide and apple music. --: thank you. our guest is one of the most outspoken critics of brexit as leader of the liberal democrats. politicale third party into government for the first time in 65 years and served as the u.k. deputy prime minister. since leaving parliament early this year, he has been focused on opposing the u.k.'s withdrawal from the eu and now has published a book called "how to stop brexit and make britain great again." nick clegg, welcome to "surveillance." .lso joined by juergen stark great to have you both. i am familiar with the thesis of your book on how to stop brexit. what a global audience, explain what this is. yet,exit has not happened there is a process and negotiations going on which do not seem to be advancing fast. almost exactly in a year, in the autumn of 2018, theresa may has promised for a vote on whatever deal she has gotten together states. eu member at that point, my book advocates that mp's should look at what the deal includes. if it does not conform with what was promi