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today as the not guilty verdict was read out he closed his eyes with relief. his wife claire cried.raised a number of questions. stokes made note, daddy left ward and allowed his lawyer to do the talking for him. the past 11 months have served to highlight todayjust how highly he values his position as an england representative both in terms of the privilege that role in sales and the responsibilities that it can bring. now that the trial is over he's keen to get back to cricket being his sole focus. within about an hourof being his sole focus. within about an hour of the verdict being announced the ecb issued a statement in which they confirmed that he had been reinstated for the squad for the third test match which starts on saturday at trent bridge against india. it is feasible he could in fa ct india. it is feasible he could in fact be playing in that, but of course this is not the end of the saga necessarily because a cricket disciplinary commission in the next few weeks will hold a hearing and it will —— may well be that despite the fa ct will —— may well be that despite the f

scarlet: claire, thank you so much. you can read her story on the bloomberg.reports earnings next week, will investors be satisfied or looking for a refund? when home depot and walmart announced results. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with first word news. at this hour, the prosecution in the trial of paul manafort is trying to wrap up its case after an unexpected recess earlier. federal savings bank executive testified his boss was pressuring him to low -- loan manafort more than $60 million because he wanted a job in the trump administration. manafort is being tried on charges of tax evasion and bank fraud. ecuador has declared a state of emergency in its northern provinces in an effort to cope with the growing influx of migrants from crisis wracked venezuela. the government will send more immigration officers and health workers to the country's northern border with colombia. they say the exit is is one of the largest population movements in latin american history. >> since the beginning of the venezuelans47,000 entered ecuador

as the verdict was read out today, ben stokes closed his eyes while his wife, claire, cried forthe benaised a number of important questions. what should happen to stokes and his england team—mate, alex hales question of this is a time when hingis cricket is trying to appeal to a new, younger, family audience and show it is serious about upholding the values of the game. how have the ecb handled it? do they have a problem with the drinking culture within the england team? finally, even though ben stokes could take the field in four days' time at trent bridge by how long will the shadow cast over him and the england team now last? the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has refused to apologise for his presence at a laying of a wreath for some of those accused of carrying out a terror attack at the 1972 munich olympics, in which 11 israeli athletes died. his attendance at the event in tunis in 2014 has prompted criticism from the israeli prime minister. mr corbyn said he had been taking part in a ceremony honouring victims of another attack — an israeli air strike on palestinian headquarters i

i had a fantasy and claire won't allow me to do it, but my fantasy is someday i am going to do a reading with society and say i've joined the house [inaudible] [laughter] [laughter] and to c-span, i want to tell you you did something wonderful for me and people who have hangovers on new year's eve because they kept putting mine on new year's day and all these people who never would have heard or read anything would come up and say i remember you. [laughter] so thank you for doing this tonight. i'm going to actually begin by speaking for about 45 minutes with deborah a. former ceo of communications but what i love about her is that she is my favorite soprano and she's agreed to help me beat some of the quotes. this is a book of letters and it's a book of letters because i do not have the last word. i have words come and i look at so many people whom i've worked with. all of you who are here. a letter gives opening to two sets of things. and a certain extent it is totally blessed because what it does is gives me a chance to give you the best of my thinking and hope that it elicits the best

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claire," anne fullenwriter. great to have you here. this hits so many of us, anne. this struck you when you read it?d me thinking all evening and morning about it. when you read that and you hear that, what do you -- what do you think? what is serena saying? >> i am so grateful to serena for being honest about mother hood especially in the early months. when i was a new mom years ago, i remember the power of brooke shields talking about postpartum depression. something i had not heard that much about. to hear a celebrity talk about that is not all rosy is incredibly powerful. >> it is incredibly powerful. elizabeth, something that i'm wondering about is -- is she talking about postpartum depression? is she talking about work-life balance? is she talking about all of it? what do you think? >> it's interesting. when you look at her instagram post, serena williams does not say she was diagnosed with postpartum depression. she talks about feeling in a funk. she talks about experiencing postpartum emotions. that can be different. that's not necessarily depression. i think in the end it doesn't matter. i

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ford to read and understand blueprints, he was always a person who understood things in three dimension, found it easier to understand things that way. he built it in a shed that he and claire ford were renting, and he tinkered on it when he wasn't at work. one of the advantages of being in the position he had, it gave him some flexibility in his schedule and access to tool and machinery at the edison illuminating works. it was june when he took the first ride, and he had a friend riding ahead on a bicycle to warn people that the quadricycle was coming. that was it. he had done it. it's not too sophisticated, a two-sillen der. it's built like a bicycle. and there's a leather belt that can be shifted between 2000 different pullies, effectively given you two speed. top speed on the quadricycle is 15, maybe 20 miles per hour if you're going downhill on smooth pavement. you don't want to go faster than that because there's no brake. that wasn't a problem then because the streets were cobblestone, and they could drag their feet and slow it down. he did actually sell the vehicle not terribly long after he built it, and he used the money to build a second car like any good entrepr

claire booth from connecticut. and i didn't know her, really, but we all knew her. i mean, we all read about her and she was quite a -- a good model. quite a good model. >> you said you were good friends with elagraso. >> yes and no. my father and she were incredibly good friends. he was the party boss, and he was. she was in the legislature, secretary of state for 12 years. she and he worked very close together. they were partners. he had been the legislature commission. he did put a lot of his time into the house and the senate in connecticut. she wrote his speeches. i ran for secretary of state. she had candidate she wanted very much. she had another candidate that she wanted not add much but second. we have conventions. we don't have primary. i was very late. i had to get out of the city council. i had been talked about running for secretary of state but i wasn't interested because there was so much in this investigation. when i realized i had to leave city hall, the convention was coming up and i put my name in to run for secretary of state because i knew i wanted to stay in polit