marc chandler has risen a jewel. i cannot -- marc chandler has written a jewel.t to do marc is show the old school, celebrating 50 years of economics. here is a vice-chairman yesterday. >> this is a choice clearly of the president and administration and the decision is up to them. there are candidates whose names are in the newspapers. appropriate for me to get into deciding who is going to be the next chairman. i think the phrases socialist on ami. is the social astronomy of the new fed will be radically different from what you and i grew up with? qe will continue to be a key issue. the balance sheet will not go where it was previously. but drive the federal reserve will not change. we don't have a tailored rule. people are reluctant to add a blind rule. tom: that was something that the vice chairman. read betweenng to the lines. he delicately traced around rules. can we possibly become rules-based if the political independence of the central bank is threatened? marc: not sure if that is challenge. when trump was a candidate, there were comments about the federa

robert chandler stepped down earlier today.ut the competition for the market share. >> it is clear that we are the dominant franchise and we were number one in the u.s. by a large measure and we have now become number one globally. it is always a battle between us. the taking away point and we have not seen a lot of big deals. you look at the pipeline moving forward. does that change over the next few months? guest: who knows? you are right. what has happened is that the deals are down. we have some things in the pipeline. you can never tell. i have been surprised by the activity. japan andne deals in it has been a lot busier. >> what made you think it would not be? >> there was so much uncertainty with taxes. if you do not know the repatriation rate or the corporate tax rate, it is hard to do deals and people are still doing deals. uncertainty of figuring out valuations. the other thing is that the ceos, is high and didn't think they would feel compelled to do deals as much as before and things were going fairly well. you had

his style was just fabulous, there was a chandler—esque quality.days, weeks with new york cops, looking at how they sat, what they ate, quite apart from the technical stuff, absolutely immersing himself in it and writing his beautifully chiselled novels. how did you get into it, his work? i've been weaned, obviously, on the english traditional crime novel, agatha christie, dorothy l sayers. but with all of those books there was a kind of tradition, you start with a dead body in chapter one and the rest of the book is kind of a puzzle to solve it. first of all, graham greene's brighton rock was the first time i'd read a crime thriller where the victim is still alive at the end of chapter one. and the menace created in the first paragraph of that. the first line is great, "within three hours of arriving in brighton, hale knew that they meant to murder him." you have to read on. and then somebody said that i might like ed mcbain and i read conman first and then i've read everything he wrote. what i love about that style of storytelling is that he, inc

bindi, chandler, robert, and terri spend six weeks after year tracking crocs to monitor their healtheserve in australia. >> this is dad's favorite place on earth. >> we have been coming here since we were knee-high to a grasshopper. >> reporter: just to get to north queensland was an adventure. we drove over two hours, crossing the mighty wenlock river. to catch a croc. >> today, we're going to be doing the trap run. we're going to get in the boat, go down the river, and hopefully see if we have crocs in traps. it is going to be awesome. >> reporter: you know you're a rookie when every log in the water looks like a crocodile. >> we call them log-odiles. get down. we've got one. >> how do you know it could be a big crocodile? >> because it's a big croc. you hear it hissing? it was aggressive. >> we call for the rest of the team at this point. it took 16 time to wrangle big dunk. this 15-foot beast weighed roughly 1500 pounds. >> you're part of our family now. >> am i dreaming? >> congratulations, love. this is amazing. >> well done. >> whoo-hoo! >> when else am i ever going to get an

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the africa international affairs program at the london school of economics welcome to you or mr chandler and before ins were out on the streets on sunday some of them calling for an independent and bazaar near just how realistic is that given that decades of course for greater autonomy haven't resulted in anything well i think the call was to say surely by majority of people in the streets yesterday that income link is legitimate i could say that it's not a very stiff solution to the government is legitimate because the government has for more think these because the reaction from the government has been which are having to freshen it have been avoiding their organs have been arresting and detaining most of the leaders so i think it's very very good to me because the concerns of my to my vision by the anglican community is very very real and i think the government is supposed to come back to dialogue and he said i think it is not needed for everybody to come back on the stance of federalism it was the first demand by the younger one community when these protests broke out last year i thi

but mr chandler says that hasn't happened in so many decades what needs to happen now i mean you've talked about that and the involvement of the international community is that what has to happen what couldn't change things that's the only solution he could talk of right now which is viable and which is reasonable why am i saying this because first of all we cannot expect a government of for the year to make good on this crisis to join this crisis because they only come with a condition of one an indefensible and they couldn't quite get this treaty contiki killed dying of the condition it should be a fair dialogue each room each of you in view televised down of good nature into parts and the best people or the best body to be the un ecowas all the african union to make use of this crisis and have a fair and balanced view from all sides and come to a solution to ensure the nation would live in peace mr aylmore what about the powers that be where you are that is the anglo phones that have been disadvantage the british so have a responsibility have they abandoned the anger falls some say it.

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in this case amazon had set up a system where chandler ‘s profits from its main european business basedm taxable in theory these were royalty payments for things like using the amazon brand. the commission said that did not hold water and was just a lot of results structure to reduce its tax bill. but it was authorised by the luxembourg government and sober amazon perfectly legal for stops of the commission has decided it is an artificial subsidy, that other companies did not have that kind of deal and so luxembourg must go back to amazon to recover that money. thank you very much. an army fitness instructor has been accused of trying to kill his wife by tampering with her parachute. victoria cilliers almost died when both her main and reserve parachute failed to open, when she made a jump over salisbury plain. the prosecution also claims her husband emile cilliers, tried to kill her on another occasion by tampering with a gas fixture at their home. duncan kennedy is at winchester crown court. that is right, emile cilliers accused of twice trying to kill his wife victoria four. he tried

here, accident activity with police here, not much of a delay but something to watch out for on chandlerve. back in the next 10 minutes and we will let you know if it is go or's low southbo >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. a live look at the u.s. capitol this morning. some rain is falling right now and temperatures will be falling as well, later. veronica johnson and julie wright have what you need to know in weather and traffic in about five minutes. autria: two dangerous criminals on the run after a dramatic as an break. here is your gma first look. >> a statewide manhunt for two violent inmates on the run after escaping from missouri jail. they broke out at 1:41 a.m. sunday morning. shortly after 2 a.m., surveillance walking down a street, crossing over a levy, heading towards the mississippi river. there has been no sign of them since. william carter faces first-degree murder charges. investigators say that he purposely ran down his estranged wife and another man with his car, killing them. held onman was being several felony charges, cleaning kidnapping,

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bindi, chandler, robert and terri spend six weeks every year tracking crocs to monitor their health onfe reserve in australia. >> this is dad's favorite place on planet earth. >> we've been coming here since we were knee high to a grasshopper. it's definitely really special. >> just to get there was an adventure. we drove over two hours crossing a mighty river to catch a croc. >> today we're going to be doing the trap run. so we're going to get in the boat and go down the river and hopefully see if we have crocs in trap. it is going to be awesome. >> you know you're a rookie when every log in the water looks like a crocodile. >> we call them logodiles. >> get down. we've got one. >> how do you know it could be a big crocodile? i'm sort of freaking out. >> it's a big croc. you hear it hissing? >> at this point we call for the rest of the team. it took 16 people to wrangle this 15-foot beast weighing roughly 1,500 pounds. >> am i dreaming right now because it feels like i am. >> congratulations. this is amazing. well done. >> whoo hoo! >> come on. trip of a lifetime. let me just be clear

anybody get in the way is the best lesson you can learn with steven spielberg, the decision to makes chandler's.5 hour film in black and white that did not come out of any focus group. what is your favorite film by steven spielberg? that's like saying which are favored child is. i have several favorites. i think schindler's list is at the top. i love munich, empire of the sun. et, close encounters, and jaws stands up well today as well as when he made it. charlie: thank you for coming. much of success to you. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ 24, he was hired as a speechwriter for president obama and became a special assistant and senior speechwriter and was the lead scribe on for white house correspondents dinner's. he has a new book. i am pleased to have him at this table. welcome. you did not grow up obsessed by politics. >> not at all. the 15-year-old at amateur standup comedy nights around the city and things like that. charlie: doing what? improv comedy at college. i worked at the onion before i worked at obama. that is the path i was on. i saw barack obama speak and did a 180. charlie: what was the impa

"waymo" is already offering fully autonomous rides in chandler, arizona, outside phoenix. >>> facebook is getting into the halloween spirit on its camera feature. it's offering 12 different spooky masks and backgrounds to share with families and friends. pretty good. social media site is also making it easier to trick or treat. it's sending reminders about events in your neighborhood. >>> trick or street! every 49er fan out there. they are hoping it's a treat. new england quarterback is coming to san francisco. can he bring the patriots' magic with him? coming up. us at: cool schools at kpix- dot-com. ur what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com, and we may feature your school on the thursday morning show. n-f-l... denver at kansas city. >>> with the day off in the world series, i thought we might get a moment to breathe. not so fast! the 49ers rocked the nfl with a huge deal last night. they reportedly acquired jimmy garopollo from the patriots for a second round draft pick in the 2018 draft. during his four years in new england he only started

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waymo is already giving a select number of residents in chandler, arizona, rides in self-driving chryslere tesla market features like autopilot, which allows drivers to take their hands off the wheel for short periods of time. general motors' super cruise allows hands-free driving on the highway. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) the young survivors of the north bay firestorm celebrated halloween a little early. the community came together in santa rosa last night for a special party. jack london elementary school hosted a halloween carnival. one little girl showed her appreciation... by dressing as a first responder. <"yeah, i'm just so happy because my house is still alive.""i'm hoping these kids see the strength, the dedication, the commitment of our community.">( james ) congressman mike thompson of california's fifth district put a call out for some some help. the boys and girls club got involved... and so did the cosumnes fire department. they organized a donation drive for costumes and candy. (darya) kron four is once again team

james roosevelt: the chandler family, although they make a wonderful pavilion at the music center, was not a family of good wealth during the new deal. i think she played a very important advocate role inside and outside the new deal. [applause] >> one thing that really concerns me is there needs to be a demand on the part of the progressive educated electorates that are left right now. one slogan, obviously the new deal was a great slogan that helped fdr get elected, a brighter future for all americans. another thing that occurs to me is there might be a mandatory two-year service for either volunteer work or military or internships on the part of everyone graduating from high school. i am wondering what all of you folks think what we can do to create the type of progressive educated electorate that will get us leadership that we need that we lack right now and to unite progressive forces in this country. christopher breiseth: david, do you want to take a crack at that? david douglas: one of the things that could be done -- i went to to family reunions this past year, one very liberal

happy chandler. tom's passion for kentucky's rich history is obvious. he's been a wonderful friend and resource for me. he has been an advocate for our commonwealth and has made a lasting impact on the next generation through his teaching. as one former student recalled, dr. appleton's mission was less about imparting facts and dates and more about ensuring that students had an enhanced understanding of the rich cultural tapestry of kentucky. he admonished students to be worthy of the proud legacy of our commonwealth's great statesmen, military leaders, writers and sports legends. that's a legacy to be proud of, and so after his final semester of teaching, tom can be forgiven for wanting to retire from his work as an historian altogether. but that's not tom. he plans to continue his research and writing about the lives and events that shaped our home state. and i planning to continue reading his fascinating take on our shared kentucky heritage. so i wish tom well and i urge all of my colleagues to join me in congratulating dr. tom appleton on a truly re