any visit to carlisle will be about jobs. in the future. he'll be about the national security and the commitment to spend that. we have the with the powers of our intelligence services. i look forward to my visit from carlisle. thank you mister speaker. does the prime minister agree with it that it provides victims with support. i know this is an issue that has been raised number of times in this house. it is an incredibly sensitive issue. i fully recognize the festivities that are involved. we've taken great care of a time and care. following extensive consultation. what my right honorable friend was making. like health and social workers who may be able to provide them with support in those circumstances over and beyond the issue. in blackbird. the crisis has been cleared. and it has retraumatized. the pain of financial penalty. what kind of society do we live in. where we have taken every care to ensure that this is dealt with in that sensitive manner as possible. that is why the government took considerable time and made extensive consu

a draw against carlisle means they willjoin draw against carlisle means they will join stamm draw against had been promoted to the football league the first time in six years. made this after just three minutes and wrapped up in the second half. it means they cannot be caught by second place and they return to the english football league after being relegated from it backin league after being relegated from it back in 2012. manchester city's women played the first leg of their champions league semi final. they're up champions league semi final. they're up against the winners from last year. joe looks ahead to book matches. the business ends of the women's football season is upon us. they find themselves just one away from the champions league. standing ina way from the champions league. standing in a way of the defending champion and arguably best team in the world. the city whose the french club here on sunday and the semi finals results waiting at the mets have not been kind to city. they have now only one two of their past league matches and it knows it will be a difficult day on sunda

carlisle visiting imagination technologies and power informs meant that shows the confidence that they have in our tech industry? >> i think that might be a detour. but i certainly support what my humble friend is saying about the importance of high-tech businesses and importance of the companies like them on the work they are do i know. >> ben lake. >> among the stunning. and cart again bay. safeguarded those who venture out into the bay for 150 years, it is possible from 2020 that they will no longer have a life fort, will the prime minister agree that the work serving the fourth emergency service and as such, it is essential of course and like ever other populated course line has access whatever the weather. >> obviously, search and rescue at sea, and the coast guard and i would say there is a tradition. we should be grateful to the record in the search and rescue at sea. it is obviously, independent and decides where it thinks it is best to put its resources. we are supporting the charities through grand fund and 3.5 million to increase capacity and resilience and providing new boa

when theresa from maidenhead next comes to carlisle, and she reassure the people of carlisle that shecurity? can i assure my honourable friend that teresa from maidenhead would bring exactly that and i am very pleased to see that in yesterday's unemployment figures, we see employment in this country at a record high. so we will... any visit to carlisle will be aboutjobs. it will be about the future. it will be about the national security, our commitment to spend 2% of gdp on our defence, our commitment to ensure that we have the powers for our intelligence services and law enforcement agency that they need to keep us safe. i look forward to my visit to carlisle. ian blackford. thank you mr speaker. does the prime minister agree with her secretary of state who is sitting along from her that the rate clause provides victims with double support? —— the rape laws. i know this issue has been raised a number of times in a house and it is an incredibly sensitive issue and of course, i fully recognise the sensitivities that are involved for the mothers involved. we have taken great care, cons

then next comes to carlisle and she reassure the people that she will bring a vision of 21st century britain, which includes the ideals o of freedom, opportunity, choice, personal responsibility and most importantly of all, national security. >> can i assure my honorable friend that she would bring that. i'm very pleased to see that between yesterday's unemployment figures we see employment in this country at a record high, so we will any visit to carlisle will be about jobs. it will be about the future. there wiit will be about the na security. our commitment to spend 2% of our gdp on our defense. our commitment to ensure that we have the powers of our sbel where she knows services and law enforcement agencies they need to keep us safe and i look forward to my visit. >> ian blackford. >> thank you, mr. speaker. as the prime minister agreed with her secretary of state who's sitting along with her, that the rate clause provides victims with double support. >> i know this is an issue that has been raised a number of times in this house and that does, it is an incredibly sensitive issue

crossbench peers, lord carlisle.boxing world title with victory over new zealand'sjoseph parker in cardiff. joshua now needsjust one more belt to be crowned the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. a short while ago i spoke to gareth davies, sportswriter and boxing correspondent at the daily telegraph and asked him about his view regarding anthonyjoshua's victory. it was a comfortable win, but i think, as he himself admits, and indeed his coach admits, he still is a work in progress, and because he won the world title in 2016 when there was an opportunity, he is probably three fight ahead of where they want him to be. in other words, probably a year and a half in advance of where he would like to be, so we do see frailty on him and weaknesses in him, even though he is a17 weaknesses in him, even though he is a 17 under half stone adonis. the referee, i think cast a pall over the flight. it was cagey, as a report said, it was very cagey, chess match for the first half of the fight. joshua controlling it, main

this four time international whistling champion is partner in the carlisle group.n investment firm. he has been in washington 30 years. working at the highest levels in the private and public sectors. and along the way he has earned a reputation as perhaps d.c.'s only universally admired, whistle blower. >> george w. bush. john kasich, george h.w. bush. >> he performed for them all. >> supreme court justices. >> to rave reviews. >> people seek it out. to me that kind of encapsulates the power of the pucker. unfortunate leap his whistling hasn't always been used in harmony. back in '95, then house majority leader, dick armey summoned chris to a tense budget negotiation. he wanted a song. but it wasn't come together or we can work it out. it was dixie. and the government shut down shortly after. >> so you could argue that these li lips shut down the federal government. needless to say chris won't do that again. but 20 years later he is not just not whistling dixie anymore. today using his talents almost exclusively for the most apolitical purpose of all. >> prepare y

>> we have to remember jay powell came from the carlisle group. he dealt with industrial leaders.is probably the first leader of the fed in generations following the earnings report as closely as we are as market watchers and economists. he'll be paying attention to these signs that inflation is perking up. my concern, i completely understand what lindsey is saying and i agree with her that u.s. households are not as strong. my great jest concern is jay powell will see the inflation red flags and be more aggressive than the markets are anticipating. that's what we saw today. charles: all right, ladies. thank you very much. meanwhile, president trump is sending an ambassador to china to discuss trade. we'll discuss it when we come back. so, my portfolio did pretty well last year. that's great. but the market was up nearly twice as much. that's a tough pill to swallow. exactly. so i started trading. but with everything out there, how do you know what to buy? well, i think my friend victor has just the thing for you. check this out, td ameritrade makes it easier to find the investmen

kitty carlisle was always present. contestantssk three a range of questions with the idea of exposing the imposters. by elimination, you would reveal the one individual who had often done something unusual in their life. to identify the person who could stand up as the real common soldier, i came up with my questions. did the men have strong, political convictions? was he courageous in battle? did he forge a bond with his comrades? was he religious? did he remain moral? man doll else, did this his duty? questions, according to prevailing historical wisdom, the answers must be yes, or the man cannot stand up and be counted as the common soldier. my research led me to the letters of charles better come, he was a farmer. 1861, heeered in didn't make it through the summer, he was discharged because of sickness. two years later, he enlisted in the one for the first -- one 147th. above all else, he wanted to redeem himself in the eyes of his family. he had issues. i had the perfect childhood. he did have issues. he called hi

one night there was kitty carlisle hart. someone said did you realize you met a woman to whom george gesh win proposed marriage. as i understand it, jim is here to correct me, judge james buckley. all ten buckley children were exposed to everything, given lessons on all sorts of things, made to try all sorts of things. and some things, of course, stuck and other things were let go. i remember bill saying that jim became a great naturalist. jim knew about the environment, about nature. i think bill appreciated pretty scenes but not quite a naturalist like you. as for me, i think of my favorite woody allen, i am two with nature. i want to mentioned, too, bill loved -- do you remember this, roger? gadgets. a great gadget man. could be fascinated by anything new. jim one christmas late in bill's life gave him an indoor/outdoor thermometer, which he thought was cool. he was always buying batteries that exasperated pat, as so many things did. >> and so many people. >> where is bill? out to buy more batteries, surely. but at least

there was kitty carlisle-hart. somebody said do you realize you met a woman to whom george gershwin proposed marriage. as i under it, jim is here to correct me, judge james buckley. all ten buckley children were exposed to everything. given lessons to all sorts of things. made to trial sorts of things. some stuck and others let go. bill said jim became a great naturalist. he knew about the environment and nature. bill appreciated pretty scenes but not quite a naturalist like you. as for me i think my favorite line i am too with nature. but i wanted to mention too that bill loved -- you remember this roger, techno gadgets. could be fascinated by anything new. jim one christmas in bill's late life gave an indoor outdoor thermometer which he thought was cool and always buying batteries which exasperated pat as did so many things. bill would disappear for a while. where's bill. out to buy more batteries. at least he never ran out. well we have specific charges. catherine is to talk about faith. roger is to talk about s

>> kimberly: belinda carlisle solo artist. it's nice. >> greg: i saw them once back in the 1980s.sten to music in your pod? >> jesse: i'm trying to think -- what about guns and roses? did axelrod get back together? [laughter] >> kimberly: oh my gosh. >> greg: have you no pop culture. >> jesse: my mom wouldn'tlet me listen to this axelrod very different. >> greg: david axelrod like guns and roses. >> kimberly: you got one of them pop culture quiz here. >> greg: when paul left the beatles, things were terrible. the human thumb. >> dana: i think brooks and dunn broke up but they may have gotten back together. >> jesse: genesis? what about genesis? >> greg: there you go. peter gabriel. >> jesse: no one told me, i swear. >> dana: did your mom text you? >> jesse: no. >> greg: you didn't get one. >> kimberly: i set fleetwood mac. >> greg: there is no drummer. the cranst. >> jesse: heard enough. >> greg: no band that broke up. >> kimberly: a lot of people just go solo now. >> greg: gang of four. >> dana: nsync? we done aren't we? >> ♪ ♪ for your heart... or joints. but do you take somethi

i remember one night there was kitty carlisle hart, and so much had said that you know, you have met a woman to whom george gershwin proposed and that ko concentrated the mind. and now, a man in bill's range and jim is here to correct me, judge james buckley and all ten buckley children were exposed to everything and given lessons in all sorts of things and made to try all sorts of thing, and some thing, of course, they stuck and others were let go. i remember bill saying that the jim became a great naturalist. he knew about the environment and nature and i think that bill appreciated pretty scenes but not quite a naturalist like you. as for me, i think of the favorite woody allen line, i, the too, am with nature. but i wanted to mention, too, bill loved and do you remember this, roger, techno gadgets, and he loved anything new. at christmas, he was given an indoor/outdoor thermometer which he thought was cool. he was always buying batteries which exasperated pat as so many things did. and bill would disappear for -- >> and so many people. >> and yeah, where is bill? out to buy more

darsho carlisle.alk about the idea of where the nation is at right now where there's a lot of talk about the trump wall. let me show that. it's not really connected to any sort of like current reality. >> right. >> so there were two calls for proposals put out. eight prototypes were chosench the teams have been given 30 days to build a 30-foot long and ostensibly 30 foot high wall. >> the way you describe it and it makes sense that it sounds like this. he hosted one reality show. this is a back door pitch for another reality show. six teams, 30 days, to build a wall. >> welcome to america's got talent but it's wasting it on building this wall. so let's talk about this -- is that -- is that the noise of the loudspeaker? >> it's funny. as we sit here talking about this border and this wall, like we can hear the sounds of life over there. in any other situation we'd be like let's walk over there and see what's happening. does he have ice cream? let's check it out. >> our questioning the nature of the nat

we saw the announcement that carlisle was the successful bidder for the akzonobel specialty chemicals can be difficult to execute, because by their nature, they are businesses that are somewhat intertwined with a broader group. making sure you get the asset you want and only the liabilities you're supposed to have. the business can stand and operate on a standalone basis. it's a challenge. sarah: let's talk about the attractive video doing a corporate carvel. do a corporate carvel versus a regular secondary buyout? kem: the reality is there was a huge amount of capital to be deployed in private equity. the debt markets are red hot, so there is a lot of capital available to carpet equity. they are also competing with corporate's with healthy balance sheets and their own lp. they are often setting up their own teams to invest directly as opposed to passively. there is a huge amount of competition. private equity has to look at a number of areas. quite often, it sees those good deal opportunities and businesses they can look to grow, make them work efficient, -- make them more efficient,

usually in talking about gorbachev i begin with a famous quote from the british historian thomas carlisle, that history is "but the biography of great men." and we know immediately there's something wrong with that. the word "man" or "men." but not only that we know there are social movements and international conditions and economic circumstances, but i think gorbachev is a classic example of a individual leader who makes a decisive impact on history and whose biography helps to explain that decisive impact. and this is partly because he had the power to have such an impact as the leader of the soviet union, of a still totalitarian or perhaps post-totalitarian society, regime in 1985. but it also has something to do with his uniqueness in the sense that he did not do what other soviet leaders in his peer group would have done. if he had, we could say that they -- that he was reflecting the values that they all shared or we could say that he was reacting to the demands of a situation which they all faced but, no, he acted in his own idiosyncratic way and, indeed, there were only three mem

hello there i'm laura carlisle this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next sixty minutes china hits back on the u.s. imposes new tariffs on trade war fears got nearer to becoming reality. as tensions rise over the spy poisoning mystery russia accuses the u.s. and britain a new cold war also ahead. fifty years ago violent riots broke out all across the u.s. but not here in indianapolis i'm john hendren and i'll tell you why coming up. i'm joined again with the sports foremost trailing cricket captain steve smith says he'll take his punishment and won't appeal a twelve month ban of a ball tampering scandal. stories and just a moment but first a boat carrying nearly sixty ranger refugees has reached malaysia that of the refugees have been given food water and medicine processed by malaysia's immigration department has more from that on take and quetta states after weeks at sea have made it to malaysia but shortly after arriving they ended up here a detention center their boat was intercepted by coast guards on tuesday in waters off long island in north and malaysia. aid work