bradshaw to obtain a il multon dollar refund from the supplier? altria last yea prpg purchasing a 35% stake in juul for nearly the company declined to comment but will likely faceni quest during the earnings call on thursday. for "nightly business ranort," holland new york city. >> before we go another look at the final numbers on wall street. e dow rose 115 points. the nasdaq added 27. and the s&p 500 was up 9 to another all-time high. and that is "nightly bu fness report tonight. i'm sue herera. thank you for joining us. have a great evening andnge'll see you tomorrow.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

one may be at the liberal mp ben bradshaw, what is your take on liberal mp ben bradshaw, what is yourtakeban —— in december? we do not know if the labour front bench will be supporting any of the many amendments the table, we don't know what will happen on the programme emotion. i notice that a number of liberal democrat and snp mps said this morning that they have looked at the bill and sought as a power grab by boris johnson, at the bill and sought as a power grab by borisjohnson, so would not be prepared to support it. if there isa be prepared to support it. if there is a general election, i will campaign very hard as will every labourmp and campaign very hard as will every labour mp and candidate to undo the government damage over the last nine orten years, and government damage over the last nine or ten years, and campaign for the public thought on any brexit deal, but we are not there yet. on the broad principle, do you think it is the correct strategic decision by labour to back an election?|j the correct strategic decision by labour to back an election? i think we need to see what

and they are quoting a former minister of education, ben bradshaw, from labour, calling johnson's offerhere are a lot of shall we say trust issues going on? politics, perhaps? in westminster but also more generally across europe, when it comes to this whole saga of british politics. absolutely, this isa british politics. absolutely, this is a german newspaper looking at what doing, and it has called the new proposal by borisjohnson as that of a scoundrel, rather than a serious offer. what this article did very well was looking beyond monday's election vote and basically saying that with that in mind, johnson has to come up with a new tactic to come out of this mess, which i think makes perfect sense. he has put this deal to parliament three times, sorry, the prospect of an election, three times. theresa may did the deal three times. but is that not the definition of madness, doing the same thing over and over again and not getting a different result? knowing you are not going to get a different result. they are bringing upa get a different result. they are bringing up a really good poin

nfl legend terry bradshaw is joining us on the table.es we will put your knowledge of the test in the football edition of supermarket showdown rated first, what's it like strain the greenery on thursdays with all of these knuckleheads like greg? >> this is awesome. especially when i want you on television. of course quan here, poor one. but it's great because you really know those people. they are not friends you could say that. >> dana: i think you could say friends. it's been three years now. >> jesse: i would take your boots off for you. and you do medical diagnosis. >> greg: use to get some of those when you got knocked around right? they used to pop you full with pills? >> is this an eagles thing? this is my new look. i like this. and i found that in new york that have a store so i'm going the next week. getting a different one. >> jesse: they have a hat store in new york? by the way it, when you played, did you have a goatee? >> no. never a goatee but like most athletes who watch tv, you have a beard. everybody had a deer. it's all

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. >> bradshaw. >> did the prime minister as the times reports receive a request from donald trump for help in trying to discredit the mueller report and the report of it and american intelligence on countering russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections and will he assure the house now british prime minister would ever collude with a foreign leader to undermine or smear our security and intelligence services or damage their vital cooperation with american colleagues? >> the prime minister is not going to comment on discussions with donald trump, but i can give the assurance that neither the prime minister nor secretary nor any member of this government would collude in the way he describes. that is an accepted land would never happen and did not happen. >> order. >> i will come to point of order. of the honorable lady will forgive me. >> we are going to leave the bridge house of commons as members move on to other business. you have been watching prime minister's questions with foreign minister filling in for boris johnson. prime ministers question is live when parliament

i will let you go and vote, ben bradshaw from labour. all of this, whether he will say to his mps that they should vote for a general election. it is an borisjohnson's terms, and i'm not sure he will do that. indeed, vicki. and alongside this big breaking news about the prime minister'schallenge, if you like, to parliament, there is something else going on todayjust behind you? the minor event of a vote on the queen's speech! just explain what is going on right now. yes, it it seems a long time ago, the queen speech set out a programme of government that borisjohnson out a programme of government that boris johnson wants to out a programme of government that borisjohnson wants to introduce. he is also saying he wants a general election, so it could end up being one of the shortest parliamentary sessions in history, but that is what they are voting on right now. who knows? i think the dup are supporting the government, and they might well get it through, but because of the fixed—term parliaments act, it does mean in some ways, it does not

bradshaw: thank you, mr. speaker.he prime minister, as the times reports today, receive a request from president trump for help in trying to discredit the mueller report and the role of british and american intelligence in uncovering the russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections? and will he assure the house that no british prime minister would ever collude with any foreign leader to undermine or smear our security and intelligence services or damage their vital co-operation with their american colleagues? >> hear, hear. raab: my right honorable friend, let's be clear that the prime minister is not going to comment on the discussions with president trump that were held in private, but i can assure the right hon. gentleman that of course neither the prime minister, then the foreign secretary, nor any other member of the government would collude in the way he describes. that is of course entirely unacceptable, would never have happened and did not happen. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp.

exciting to just how much support coach cagle received from his family his football team and the entire bradshawtian community, those are the kind of support from your family and the people you know in the community and that's really what makes you go forward want to live a cook's. >>you know he does laundry he cleans his house, i mean the really enjoys being independent go tagle returned part time to the program just last month and to say it was a breath of fresh air for everyone. >>would be an understatement. >>the sum up in one word adversity you realize you've got to be same person you were i can bring them down and i can't bring myself down it's going to be a long life i buy rather go about this the way you there, makes me feel like i'm still a person i used to be. >>and probably won't surprise you the coach keiko has big plans already for next year. the hope is he gets prosthetic legs come january and then he'll be right back here or abroad shot christian coaching, the defensive line full time come the summer. i wouldn't bet against that for fox 40 i market key. >>that story of course you

when you think of someone with a lot of shoes, imelda marcos, or perhaps carrie bradshaw from "sex inwell, here's a new name for you. gary aspden. he's a trainer obsessive, who owns 2,000 pairs of adidas sneakers. he's put around half of them on display in blackburn, lancashire, where fans queued overnight to see the collection, and to buy a pair of limited edition trainers emblazoned with the name of the town. profits will go to a charity for the homeless. we will have the weather for you for the weekend. here this morning in sa lfo rd , the weekend. here this morning in salford, a beautiful morning. absolutely stunning. and we will also have all the sport because england take on australia in the by... england take on australia in the rugby... argentina. sorry, argentina. have they paid australia? no, not yet. argentina. 0k, no, not yet. argentina. ok, let's do a timed check! there are fresh calls for a change in the law on assisted dying, from the family of an 80—year—old woman who has been cleared of killing her terminally ill husband. mavis eccleston and her husband dennis were bo

when you think of someone with a lot of shoes, imelda marcos or perhaps carrie bradshaw from sex in theoes. well, here's a new name for you — gary aspden. he's a trainer obsessive who owns 2,000 pairs of adidas sneakers. he's put around half of them on display in blackburn, lancashire, where fans queued overnight to see the collection, and to buy a pair of limited edition trainers emblazoned with the name of the town. profits will go to a homelessness charity. let me show you a gorgeous picture this morning. how it looks outside of our studios in salford. not hong kong. it is salford. a few moments ago, to give you a peek behind the scenes here, we have this on our monitor and the sky was absolutely gloriously pink. waves of pink and purple. what do they say, charlie? red sky at night, sailor's delight? red sky at night, sailor's delight? red sky at dawn, sailor's morning? it is lovely, something like that. we had a 15—20 minute window where it was looking particularly beautiful. maybe it is where you are. maybe you were up early walking the dog, it was amazing, send those pictures in.

when you think of someone with a lot of shoes, imelda marcos or perhaps carrie bradshaw from sex in thecers were too quick to believe accusations by carl breach —— beach. harvey proctor, thank you for talking to us this morning. can you tell us what happened when you were investigated? good morning, and thank you for the invitation to come on your programme. the question is a short one. the answer could take many hours. i have been under the cosh, or the truncheon of the metropolitan police, for nearly five yea rs metropolitan police, for nearly five years now. it is very harrowing to be investigated, or to be the centre of such an investigation for so long, and the ramifications of it. but, as people know in shorthand, what happened to me was that i lost myjob, my home, and my repeat as a result of a fantasist, who were believed by the metropolitan police, and who castigated his comments as credible and true. they were neither credible and true. they were neither credible nor true. they were untrue, and they were incredible. any common sense person would realise that what he was saying

if you watch the previous season, terry bradshaw said thank you when he got kicked off. with me when i was kicked off. but, i've got to tell you that it is fun with great production and i missed everybody and wanted to hang out with them more. >> dr. drew, if viewers don't know you, you have this beautiful operatic voice. did you have songs in mind during rehearsals or meetings? you put on the eagle costume and thought no way can i do this song and that costume? >> great insight and exactly what happened to me. i sing national anthems at the dodger games and we are in mourning, by the way. but you guys are happy. i was putting on a bald eagle costume and i thought, american anthems or sinatra and i prepared the songs and then put on the costume and thought, this is a rock eagle. we have to have rock songs. we did meatloaf and then we did def leppard. that's what happened. you are invisible, you don't exist and you just take on this character and the character will drive the whole thing. >> the 2002 world series game, i kind of know the feeling. we were close to winning t

let's talked of the labour mp ben bradshaw joins another. ben bradshawjoins me now. good to see you. hello, simon. what is your bet on what we will see this afternoon? john bercow will not allow the further shenanigans from the government, no government has been allowed to bring back the same vote. there was the vote on the amendment. and then the government caved in and accepted the overall thing so the idea we didn't decide anything on saturdays for the birds. but people watching outside on saturday... that's partly because the commentators didn't explain it very well. we try to explain it, we made the decision on saturday and the government is trying to wriggle out of it and it will not be allowed to because of long—standing parliamentary rules so we move on to the substance, we move on to the substance tomorrow of the withdrawal bill and let's see what happens to that, that's what matters. is there a risk in your eye that the withdrawal bill could be a back door for the brexit deal that boris johnson wants to get through? there is always

until that check clears, terry bradshaw is not allowed in the building.resting. brian: president trump is urging the justice department to get to the bottom of the steele dossier once and for all. ainsley: the president opening up about controversial call with ukraine in a brand new interview about w. sean hannity. steve: kevin corke is live at the white house. kevi>> very interesting conversation i have to say sean because he has interviewed the president so many times, i think really knows how to extract more information from him. i thought it was a very interesting exchange. and in particular the president's comments about corruption and a former political rival in hillary clinton listen here. >> you hear about ukraine and you have been hearing about it. i heard clinton was involved. i heard they got somebody who wrote the fake dossier was it out of ukraine. all of the things that happened. i assume the attorney general, i would like the attorney general to find out what's going on. do you know what? we are investigating corruption. >> investigating co