carol: and in london.t it is like to live as portrayed in the book and movie "crazy rich asians." >> the old money people do not want to flaunt their wealth. in a place like singapore, a tiny country, it is hard to be behind the scenes. the young people want to put themselves on instagram and the wearing the cool stuff. carol: you look at what is really happening in signapore. >> the film is a satirical look at that culture. carol: called "crazy rich asians." >> not just rich, crazy rich. because it is grounded in reality, there is a rich culture in singapore. there are private jets, and fancy cars. all of that. jason: singapore has only become more important, how has it evolved? you track some of that in this story. >> it began as a shipping hub for southeast asia and was colonized by the british. since gaining independence in the 60's, it has been built up as a city state and recently has become a banking center, and that is where the newest wealth is coming from. carol: we talk about wealth creation thr

carol: and in london.what it is like live as portrayed in the book and movie "crazy rich asians." do notold money people want to flaunt their wealth in a place like cigna par -- flaunt their wealth. in a place like cigna par -- signapore, a tiny country, it is hard to be behind the scenes. youngumb people want to -- people want to put themselves on instagram and the wearing of equal stuff. carol: you look at what is really happening in signapore. film is a satirical look at that culture. carol: called "crazy rich asians." is grounded in reality, there is a rich culture in singapore. jason: cigna par as a place -- becomere as a place has a different place. ved?has it even all -- evol as a shipping hub for southeast asia and was colonized by the british. since gaining independence in 60's, it has been built up as a city state and recently has become a banking center, and that is where the newest wealth is coming from. carol: what is different about the wealth in singapore? >> there is the real estate wealth

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carol: or a little?: it depends on how you look at it. >> 5% is roughly the share of total u.s. retail sales that amazon is responsible for, the products that it sells to americans and that its merchant partners sell to americans. 5% of total retail sales excluding restaurant and bar transactions -- that seems like a lot for one company, but walmart is double that number. it is how you choose to interpret it. jason: i did not know what to think. carol: why is it important to have this discussion? >> there are people on the left and right of the political spectrum, including the president of the united states, who are openly asking if amazon is too powerful and should antitrust rules be used to crack down on this company. we are not antitrust attorneys. it all depends on how you look at the market. amazon has an incentive for that number to be seen as low, for these antitrust critics on the left and right, and also to investors. if investors say, amazon has only 5% of u.s. retail sales, and a significantl

jeff mason joining the party with along with carol lee. matt, let me start with you, you listened to these recordings and you've watched this and heard them. what did you learn new from them? >> actually not much. this is really just devin nunes putting into words what his deeds have shown. he's made it pretty clear he sees his job as protecting the president at all costs and not getting to the bottom of what happened, whether with regards to russian interference and with regards to whether any members of donald trump's campaign participated or assisted in the russian interference. that's been obvious for a year and a half now. it's remarkable to come out and admit it privately, not publicly in a setting where you often hear politicians slip up and say what they really mean. and i think what it shows is this argument you see democrats making across the country which is the republican party in no way is willing to be a check on donald trump. no way willing to investigate corruption or malfeasance or impropriety in his administration and dev

. >> carol neve was pam's best friend. >> she was always happy. she had a personality that just sucked you in and kept you there. >> carol met pam 22 years ago. >> we were neighbors, and we did become best friends to the tune of every day we talked. every single day. >> that was long before jim came into the picture, of course. >> good morning, baby desiree. first christmas. >> pam was a single mom. she and carol babysat for each other's kids, walked their babies together, went shopping, shared recipes, and hung out during the holidays. >> pamela was very much of family to me. >> pam was the most caring, loving, giving person you would ever meet. life was about other people. >> tina holland is another friend. she and pam met when their youngest children started attending the same school. they planned family vacations together and trips to disneyland. one year pamela bought her daughter jeanette and tina's sons costumes just for the sake of creating happy memories. her daughter was a princess. tina's sons, a pirate and peter pan. >> she wanted to m

>> i think carol is definitely on to something. it's hard to know exactly what evidence mike flynn has about that discussion. clearly he got instructions from his ultimate boss that when russians come collecting on their investment, it's time for us to pay back the favor. and that's exactly what happened. i want to make clear, there's no question whether or not anyone in the trump campaign knew the russian government was attacking our election process. that was the whole predicate of the meeting. it was set up that way in the e-mail. it had already been previewed to them by papadopoulos. there were people who came to the trump campaign and said this was happening. it was overtly discussed in the meeting. nobody kicked them out of the office, nobody called the fbi, nobody said this is illegal or inappropriate. they welcomed it. there's some mythology that because they didn't start colluding there at the table, somehow that's not conspiracy or collusion. of course 165 times donald trump referenced the wikileaks and the hacked e-mails

she sang to carole king natural woman and carole king was in tears.incredible song. i didn't think she thought that song could get any better. interesting the idea that people can be dismissive and say someone covered a song. i read another analyst said that she didn't cover a song, she interpreted them, she made them over, claimed them as her own. and that's why carole king was in tears. there is something about her voice that's quite incredible. because if you listen she stays in this high register all the time. most singers go in and out. she stays in it. but it's so pure and full and strong and it never falters — it's pure and full and strong and it neverfalters — it's quite incredible. there is not a lot of people, in fact, incredible. there is not a lot of people, infact, i incredible. there is not a lot of people, in fact, i can't think of anybody who can sing like that. and anybody who can sing like that. and a lot is being made of course of her gospel roots growing up, singing church music, sacred music, and she brought the spirituality into

. >> with carol king and al franklin. >> only one queen. that is aretha franklin. >> and she has soul. >> i am ali velshi in for chris hayes. the animosity has always been about one thing. the trump's campaign possible collusion with russia and its effort to disrupt the election. as the jury deliberates on paul manafort. the president is lashing out. stripping brennan's security clearance. brennan hit back. president trump's claims on no collusion are hogwash. >> russia, if you are listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. >> that by itself was collusion according to brennan. he writes the question that remain. whether obstruction of justice occurs to cover up collusion or conspiracy and how many members of trump incorporated attempted to defraud the government. the president's beef with brennan as with other officials like james comey and sally yates is all about the role the president takes. as he did an explosive house testimony last year. >> i

carol, let me go to you. you are writing now about how the president sees this interview with robert mueller, how his legal team sees the interview. here's the thing, rudy giuliani is talking and talking and talking about this. you know who's not? roberts mueller. >> that's absolutely true, hallie. robert mueller has been silent and the president's lawyers have been la quashs. but one thing has not changed and that's the essence of donald tru trump, which is he believes he's his best lawyer and own best pr guy and own best thinker and diplomat and in this instance, he does believe and has as we were reported back in the spring, has always believed that if he could just sit down with these people, he could straighten this all out and explain no collusion, this is a hoax. now, his lawyers also have changed slightly in the sense that some put their foot down at the beginning and said you are not doing this interview. it will only create criminal exposure where you have none now. and until his more recent team of

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well, she's got a wish. >> hopefully, we're going to find a part for carol burnett.aven't and we're angry at ourselves. >> oh, how cute. that is really adorable. >> does that make you realize even more so what you've meant to tv comedy and television? >> well, when i hear it, i'm very flattered. but my take on it is that if i'd never been born these people would be doing what they're doing. you know talent will out. it will happen and, but i'm thrilled when somebody says, oh, well, you gave me the reason that i wanted to be in show business or something. that's a thrill for me. >> is there a star out there that you would just love to still work with? i mean, you've worked with so many different people. >> meryl streep. >> meryl streep, no hesitation. >> no hesitation, because not only is she a terrific actress she's also very funny. i think i would be gobsmacked, though, if i had to work with her i would be going -- like that. >> what would you like your legacy to be? >> she made me smile, made me laugh when i was down. >> and you still do, every time i see you. >> t

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and we got together under this bare light bulb and we sang christmas carols. and we quoted bible verses that we could remember. and we told the gospel story to each other. and i guess just that image of this band of brothers together in this godforsaken place, singing to each other, and there at the front, our guy, john mccain. beaten up, but not down. singing his favorite christmas carol, "silent night, holy night, all is calm, all is bright. round young virgin, mother and child, holy infant, so tender and mild." the words seemed so far away from that place, but they lead -- lean on the faith of their fathers and their faith in each other, and their faith in their country. and their faith in god. i looked at him in that audience in my hometown. those were tough, independent guys. they were ranchers and farmers, and some cowboys, businessmen, entrepreneurs, and they were crying. because they saw in john mccain a little bit of what they hoped to see in themselves. they saw in john mccain the embodiment of values they hoped to see for their country. over the nex

carol is in central london with the weather this morning. some good news on the way?d news if you like it warm. you pronounce it right. it is a cloudy start in london, in fact a cloudy start across many parts of the uk today. the forecast is one of a lot of dry weather. but also a little bit of sunshine developing. this morning the best of the sunshine will be north—east scotland, north—east england, but we do have a weather

. >>> let me say this, carol burnett may want to make room on her awards shelf, the 58-year-old recently picked up her fourth career emmy nomination. cameron mathison just sat down with the hollywood legend who's clearly enjoying her return to the spotlight. >> you won your first emmy in 1962 over your incredible career, six emmys in total, where do you keep them? >> i have a shrine. i'm kidding.

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thank you, carol.l called e10. it's pretty common in other countries. it's called e10 because it's10% biofuel. regular petrol sold in the uk normally contains up to 5% bioethanol. the idea is the more biofuel you put in, the less carbon dioxide comes out. so getting more cars to use e10 could reduce co2 emissions by 2%, that would help the government meet its targets. but according to research from the rac foundation, over 600,000 popular family cars currently on the road won't be able to run on e10. jim holder is editorial director at haymarket automotive, publisher of whatcar and autocar magazines. just give us the idea of which cars can't use this and why is there such a big problem? so, it is going to be older cars. certainly cars that were sold before 2002. potentially it is ca i’s sold before 2002. potentially it is cars that were sold before 2011, when it became mandatory that all vehicles sold could actually run on e10 fuel. the problem is that the higher at ethanol content can wear away some o

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this lush and beautiful is how carol should look and the trunks of his just as. tourism accounts for twelve percent of the southern indian state's economy and twenty percent of its jobs organists flooding has already hit the industry hard i think about thirty five creative person cancellations have happened during that. and everyone all the tourists. have gone back. a similar percentage of september's bookings have been canceled to the floods damaged roads lines and airports making it hard for visitors to get around they also damage the places they might stay over is it. this boat race normally happens in august this year it was cancelled. but though many of those in kara when the rains hit left and many about to come change their plans not all days. after finishing a volunteer study and work placement arena both. have stuck to their plans spending time in still in kerala but just south of the worst of the floods we were thinking about moving maybe to go of it at the end we we thought that it was ok to move here . the british family visiting relatives in carolina

we anticipate that new bethel will be a place where a lot of people will start to head. >> carole kinggacy, so much love and respect and gratitude, r.i.p., aretha franklin. i want to go back to roland martin. i understand you have been in touch with folks who can give a sense of her illness and what the final weeks have been for her. >> first and foremost she was extremely private woman. she did not talk about the illness and did not hair it with people. many folks knew what was going on in terms of because she was canceling concert and things along those lines. any time she would cancel one of those concerts, i would call her and text her and say, queen, how are you doing? -- >> did you just say i used to text her? you're like blowing me away here. the idea that i would have aretha franklin in my phone is almost makes my head explode. >> well, it was crazy because here's what happened, in 2007, she sent an e-mail to my office praising me for my work on cnn. and my agent thought said this is a fake. then they called and he said, dude, this is real. and so -- i finally got to meet her i

here is carol. good morning. there isa here is carol. good morning.he north and west and still the hot weather in the south and east. it's a weather front and it's been producing patchy rain and drizzle is recalled to the course of the night, here it is. as it sinks further south and bumps into the high pressure, it's really going to lose its energy. much more than a band of cloud. cloudy start across scotland, northern ireland, northern england. this is where we got some patchy rain. some sunny spells will develop the best of sunshine will be across parts of the south and the east. 31, 32, maybe 33, compared to 15— 19 is to push further north. as we had on through the latter part of the afternoon, you start to notice a bit more cloud coming up in the english channel and that will start to introduce some thunderstorms, particularly as we go through the evening. sussex, kent, parts of essex, suffolk, north —— norfloxacin, and parts of cambridge. the rest of uk, it's going to be largely dry. areas of cloud, clear spells, want to showers through the nort

david: carol, is his leverage working? is his negotiation style which is so unlike anything i've seen in my lifetime from any kind of trade negotiation, do you think its working? >> well remains to be seen. certainly as you know i do -- david: worked with mexico by the way. that we know, right? >> exactly. i don't understand the tactics. i don't love the tactics but at the end of the day is this going to work based on what we're hearing now with mexico, and what your previous guest just said, sounds like it actually could be working. david: it could be. jason, carol, what a time we live in. thank you very much both of you. have a good weekend. enjo i the labor day. wow. kristna: our previous guest, she was very optimistic about things working out. as a canadian perspective. david: it is 4:12 eastern time anything could happen in the next hour. we're standing by. we have people in the washington. we have people with the president in north carolina. we're on the case. keep it right here. kristna: we're waiting actually, live

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carol. this is all just zero these are the top stories pope francis has admitted feeling shame about the catholic church's failure to prevent sexual abuse by members of the clergy in ireland has referred to abuse as repugnant he's trying to reinvigorate catholicism in a country which has seen scandals involving the church over many decades the take that really shocked us all was when he was talking to survivors of a cover up of corruption in rome itself he literally referred to these people as kaka his translator again was kind of shocked and asked the pope to clarify the pope literally that somehow just as i said kaka they are filled to the top. u.s. senator john mccain has died at the age of eighty one the announcement of his death came fewer than forty eight hours after his family said mccain was ending medical efforts to treat his brain cancer john mccain was the two thousand and eight republican party presidential nominee and a distinguished military veteran. peru has imposed a new entr

carole king, too, who aretha franklin honored just a few years ago at the kennedy center honors.e morning rain ♪ ♪ i used to feel so inspired ♪ when i knew i had to faceo fae another day ♪ ♪ so tired >> reporter: and it was aretha franklin who brought everyone to their feet. ♪ you make me feel ♪ you make me feel >> reporter: along the way, she was asked about her songs, "a natural woman," and "respect." and what that word meant to her. >> everyone wants respect. everyone needs respect. from the young to the very old, and in the middle, male, female. we all want respect and we all want to be appreciated. >> reporter: appreciated and profound respect tonight for aretha franklin. the queen of soul. she was 76. our thoughts are with aretha franklin's family tonight. president trump said today she was a great woman with a wonderful gift from former president and secretary clinton said she was one of america's greatest treasures, and former president obama and michelle obama saying we were all graced with a glimpse of the divine. >>> but we do move on this thursday night. president tru

carol good morning. ,caller: good morning. thank you for this open forum, but again, i am going to talk about the important topic that your guest talked about, regarding the super bowl. i agree with the guest -- superbug. i agree with the guests talking about antibiotics in the food. all of the cells have antibiotics in the. on your hands, and they have antibiotics in them. that is actually creating the superbugs. i do not have kids -- but i've read there are moms who shampoo their rugs all the time, not just vacuum their rugs. them,ave antibiotics in so kids are not getting exposed to natural, all the different that areters and bugs out there that help build your immune system. also, let your kids play in the dirt. it is not going to kill them. it will make them stronger. we need to not use every cleaning solution, because i think superbugs are getting smarter than we are. host: let's go to harold in san diego, california. good morning. caller: yes, hello. host: good morning. you are on the air. caller: i am on the air? ok. i

about want to ask you "natural woman" and her relationship with carol king. is a wonderful song.was part of a generation of women who were performing and writing their own music, and not necessarily getting credit for being in the singer, songwriter, producer's they were. we see the same case with other artists from that time. even aretha franklin, often the one behind her keyboard for her music, they were creating the music but not getting credit as producers. when aretha records "natural woman," is a coming together of geniuses, songwriter and performer, and becomes one of aretha franklin's most significant songs. on me, her use of the song her live album "amazing grace," or she does a conflated version of "you make me feel like a natural woman" and also, "you've lord friend" and "precious ," where carol king is being elevated as the quintessential american singer/songwriter after the release of "tapestry" and she takes thomas dorsey, most don't know at this time, and puts them on the same plane, making an important political claim and cultural claim about significance of a fig

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and then there was the song co-written by carole king with aretha franklin in mind. ♪ you make me feelel ♪ like a natural woman >> reporter: "a natural woman," but still a young woman, aretha franklin would admit she had plenty more to learn. >> i still got to find out who and what i really am. i don't know yet. i'm trying to find the answer. ♪ chain, chain, chain ♪ chain of fools >> reporter: she had nearly 100 hits on billboard's r&b chart, 20 reaching number one. 18 grammy wins. the first woman inducted into the rock-n-roll hall of fame, and one of the first african-american women on the cover of "time magazine." during the civil rights movement, so many would turn to that song, "respect." she was a friend to dr. martin luther king, and she would sing at his funeral in 1968. ♪ all we need is you jesus >> reporter: her career bridging six decades. there was reinvention and a comeback. ♪ go ♪ we going riding on the freeway of love ♪ >> reporter: in 1999, awarded the national medal of arts from president clinton, the presidential medal of freedom in 2005 from president bush, and she wa

it was a tough situation, because he also loved carol.y him all the years that he was in prison. >> he is 42 years old, she is 25. each play fast and loose with those numbers. he claims to be younger, she, older. >> we lied to each other about our ages and found out when we got our marriage license. age didn't matter to either one of us. >> he was, at that point, separated. he got divorced and married cindy. >> the couple marries in may of 1980 and their union will change the course of john mccain's life. former defense secretary william cohen was his best man. >> i considered it a real honor to stand beside a man who fought for his country, survived incredible torture for his country. >> but mccain's churn do not attend, and it takes years for all to reconcile. eventually, he and cindy have a blended family that includes mccain's three children, the couple's three biological children, and a fourth, whom they adopt. just one year into their marriage, john mccain is ready to make his move into politics. it begins in cindy's home state of a

carol, thank you.h, will find out later if the supreme court has ruled in her favour. siobhan mclaughlin lived with her partner of 23 years, john adams, and theirfour children, until his death from cancer in 2014. but she's been told she can't claim the widowed parents‘ allowance, because they weren't married. the commitment was the same when we had children, they took his surname and his name is on the birth certificate. it was a family unit. how dare anyone treat them differently when they are rescued as anyone else's children. it is hard to think that the government is saying that actually, do you know what, they are worth less, their brief and is worth less. and that is not fair. joining us now to explain more is family lawyer emma gill. thanks tojoining thanks to joining us. thanks tojoining us. —— thanks to joining us. this is such an emotional time for anybody to go through, but can you —— explained the rules at the moment? the difficulty she has is that she and her partner, albeit they were liv

carol roth, investment banker and dominic at tavella. this is the goldilocks situation, not too hot, not too cold. the markets liked what the fed had to say. dovish statement from the federal reserve head there, and markets seemed to like it. >> absolutely. once you can get the fed out of the way and not worry they will accelerate any sort of tightening then you can focus on the actual fundamentals of the economy and the market which is what we want to be doing. we don't want to be focusing on just monetary policy and obviously from that standpoint things are going well. we have strong earnings, strong guidance. a strong consumer going back to school, then into the holidays. i think like you said. this is a just-right scenario. the perfect fairytale for friday in august. ashley: dominic, bring you in here, a lot of people we bring in what could end the record bull run. some said the fed being overaggressive. we have taken care of that, haven't we, dominic. what could knock markets off track if anything? >> you're absolutely correct. the

carol was explaining how powdery the sand is. i have been there because carol told me about it.y. there is rain and showers, but there is also going to be some sunshine and generally speaking it will be dryer in the west. you can see this is the rain that crossed last night. continuing to push off into the north sea, still rain in scotland, and we have some showers dotted around other parts of the uk. that is courtesy of this weather front. a ridge of hoo high pressure building in. it will kill off some of the showers. first thing this morning it isa showers. first thing this morning it is a cloudry start. we have got the re m na nts of is a cloudry start. we have got the remnants of the rain clearing away from north east england, moving away nicely now from lincolnshire, only to be replace by showers developing in england and wales throughout the day. in scotland, where we have the cloud, some of that will break, still a few showers in the south. shetland off to a fine day. northern ireland, brightening up and more cloud building and for wales and svelte england again it will s

. >> and his choice to be so accessible, nicole, carol, he was reading one of his books he said the reason why he decided to speak so much to the press, answer everybody's question was in the wake of the -- scandal that he felt he had to answer everybody's questions was to get out from under that scandal. he found that ever since that it worked well for him, to keep talking, to invite everybody in and keep talk. we see a lot of politicians trying to keep the press at arm's length today. is that how he was in arizona, you spent 18 years there at the "arizona republic" always accessible to the local press corps? >> he was very accessible and it was a healthy relationship. you're right, he would tell you when he wasn't pleased with what you had written or done, he would tell you. we never saw that temper but you would get some silent treatment if you weren't on the good side at that moment but it was a very healthy relationship. two weeks after he was diagnosed he came back to our newsroom to meet with our editors and was cracking jokes, he did a video with us and we asked him what he thought

carol: with great food. >> great, great food.ssweek" is available on newsstands now. julie: also online at businessweek.com. what is your must read? taylor: i really focused on that key man risk. especially with facebook and fiat and earnings in the recent week. really just how corporate governance comes to play in all of this. julie: my must-read has to be tequila and that story on patron. i always find it fascinating to read about the story behind the brand i actually consume. more bloomberg television starts now. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming must see tv has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile, saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wi-fi hotspots. and it can be included with your internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. plus, get $150 dollars when you bring in your own phone. its a new kind of network designed to save you money.

region more than one hundred ninety people have died in just over a week almost all the districts in carol are with the flooding potentially affecting most of the state's thirty five million people it's so bad the international airport a coaching has been closed down for at least a week the tories have been told to stay away so far three hundred ten thousand people have been displaced by the flooding most of them are now living in the fifteen hundred relief camps that have been set up with more traditional rain forecast over the weekend the government has pledged seventy one million dollars in aid hiper bogan reports homes nearly submerged in flood waters. people forced to leave their properties behind in order to avoid the floods or landslides this has been the scene for over a week as the southern indian state of caroline battles heavy rains. the subsequent floods are being described as the worst in nearly one hundred years. water levels are rising since yesterday the rains have been heavy it's still ongoing people are worried. the floodwaters and mudslides have killed hundreds of people

>carol borden lives in mendocino county where the complex fire is still raging..she came out here to get away but finds herself still constantly reminded of the blaze.. air quality control says we can expect this smoke through the weekend..and is reminding everyone to limit outdoor activities, especially those with asthma or any lung disease..live in san francisco gayle ong kron4 news new ahead at 8 a mom says her neighbors called police on her for what she let her daughter do alone but it didn't stop there... how those neighbors escalated it further. and next. what starbucks is paying their workers to do...and it's doesn't involve making lattes. coming up in sports.... is there really a third splash brother?? the warriors big offseaso

carol, i want to pivot to you on that point. you and i have been discussing since january whether there's a going to be an interview between robert mueller and president trump. we know the president's legal team put forward their latest counteroffer this week. is this just a stalling tactic? because it doesn't seem like they're actually getting anywhere. >> well, this has been going on eight months, as you said. it seems like there's this tug between the president's legal team, even through its different iterations where different lawyers have come in, they've been rather consistent in not wanting him to sit for an interview. yet you have the president who has also been rather consistent in saying he would sit for an interview. and so there's kind of -- there's this pull between those two things. and i think what you're seeing now is, there's this effort to figure out if they can -- if the legal team can satisfy their own concerns and get robert mueller to agree to certain parameters while also satisfying their difficult client'