one genre that all dominates the fiction charts is the clooney war crime thriller these come with gloomy covers and ominous titles like. homes in the. german books don't always make it onto the global market but there have been some resoundingly export successes like michelle and there's never ending story or bernard schlink the reader and off and of the j.k. rowling of germany nearly a phone call has captured the imagination is world wide with a world series about a little girl who loves to read there was another reason why maggie took her books whenever they went away they were home when she was somewhere strange they were familiar voices friends would know and that's all for today so all the best from berlin and until next time stay safe to say. enter the conflict zones confronting the powerful 4 months to go chill the presidential elections in america so no trump is sinking in the polls and those former national security advisor says he isn't fit to be president anyway job also is my guest this week from washington how much damage trump both have done to america and the rest of the.

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george clooney if you're doing nothing about it a lot of deaths are going to be so great. that dad we're going to have to bury that maybe and part. maybe in potter's. this truly has become a grim symbol of the current and in new york. this is the vietnam veterans memorial that honors those americans who fought and died in that war more than 4 decades ago their names are inscribed on the black granite wall in memory of that national tragedy which claimed the 50000 lives of u.s. men and women in uniform over the last couple of months coded 900 has killed almost 350000 people in the u.s. it's 3 times more lives than the vietnam war 2 entire 10 years it's a different kind of enemy now but this is a war and america is losing it pretty badly. and something has gone wrong and we came here to find out why it will take a look at how the corona virus has ripped through america's health care and economy and what it means for the rest of the world so. the new york of 2020 will probably be featured in the history books this cd is nothing like it used to be. downtown streets deserted th

itjust so happens that your daughter is married to george clooney.and use their influence to bring help and change? i can tell you that both my daughter and her husband are helping the world a lot in the human rights issues. but specifically on lebanon? yes, they have donated money to the food bank. my daughter wrote a letter about human rights for the lebanese, i‘m sure they will be doing more. every lebanese is invited to come to the aid of lebanon today. as you know, we don‘t only have george clooney and my daughter, but many limit lebanese in high profile. many doctors are leaving england to help the lebanese, and from many other states, the lebanese are rallying around each other. we‘re not asking who is your god or what your religion. it‘s the human being lebanon that we need to help, that we need to aid. we need the lebanese in that area of the world. the lebanese people... you canjust see, we are very famous for our culture and education, and indeed, hospitals. a big part of the hospitals. a big part of the hospital system in lebanon is destr

one genre off dominates the fiction charts is the clooney crime thriller these come with gloomy covers and ominous titles like. homes in the. german books don't always make it onto the global market but there have been some resoundingly export successes like michelle and there's never ending story or bernard schlink the reader and often dubbed the j.k. rowling of germany nearly a phone call has captured imaginations worldwide with a series about a little girl who loves to read there was another reason why maggie took her books whenever they went away they were home when she was somewhat strange they were familiar voices friends with another and that's all for today so all the best from berlin and until next time stay safe. the 'd. first sentence they gave home. visited us the sulaiman family fled syria 5 years ago and came to germany. you caught up with them. how are they doing today. was that hopeful promise fulfilled. focus on europe. 30 minutes on digital you. not think out of the jam well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and with that the germans think steve interject my cultu

one genre off dominates the fiction charts is the clooney crime thriller these come with gloomy covers and ominous titles like. the homes in the. german books don't always make it onto the global market but there have been some resoundingly export successes like michelle and there's never ending story or bernard schlink the reader and often dubbed the j.k. rowling of germany where nearly a phone call has captured imaginations worldwide with her series about a little girl who loves to read there was another reason why maggie to cookbooks whenever they went away they were home when she was somewhere strange they were familiar voices. and that's all for today so all the best from berlin and until next time stay safe to say. how's it feel of the world. and where i come from but all of that glitters is gold it's just like this chinese food doesn't matter where i am suppose this reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i still think hundreds of different terminology many of the expressed as american na

the clinical findings indicate intoxication by substance from the group of active substances called clooney used to raise inhibitors the outcome of the disease remains uncertain and long term effects especially in the area of the nervous system cannot be ruled out at this point in time while the statement was put out by shutting hospital here and said that they have found a toxic substance in alexy in the system that this substance had been verified by several different laboratories this is very different to the news we had coming out of the russian city of square lex in the valley was 1st treated after his flight from siberia to moscow was forced to make an emergency landing with him in grave distress they said that they're willing to share all of the details from the tests that were carried out in almost with the medical staff here in lynn but say that they carried out numerous tests and found no such toxins in tests on the well need for a wide spectrum of synthetic substances including inhibitors were negative also on admission to the hospital there was no clinical picture specific to th

one genre that all dominates the fiction charts is the clooney crime thriller these come with gloomy covers and ominous titles like. the combs in the. german books don't always make it onto the global market but there have been some resoundingly export successes like michelle and there's never ending story or bernard schlink the reader and often dubbed the j.k. rowling of germany nearly a phone call has captured imaginations worldwide with a series about a little girl who loves to read there was another reason why making to her books whenever they went away they were home when she was somewhere strange they were familiar voices friends with another and that's all for today so all the best from berlin and until next time stay safe to say. to. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful 4 months to go to the presidential elections in america so no trump is sinking in the polls analysis form a national security adviser says he isn't fit to be president anyway job also is my guest this week from washington how much damage trump was also done to america and the rest of the. conflict

the clinical findings indicate intoxication by substance from the group of active substances called clooney needs to raise inhibitors the outcome of the disease remains uncertain and long term effects especially in the area of the nervous system cannot be ruled out at this point in time all of that seemed direct contradiction to what we heard coming out of the hospital in russia in the city where he was 1st treated they said they found no traces of any synthetic talks in in his system and that they are willing to share all of that information with the hospital here in berlin as we're trying get to the bottom of what happened to alexei novelli who remains in a serious but stable condition here in berlin in an induced coma unfolds from senior research fellow george samueli from the international affairs think tank the global policy institute he believes that we may not see many solid facts presented in the case. of question is are the germans prepared to share their findings all of their little laboratory try and names their will all the medical tests that they undertook on the ground are the

the clinical findings indicate intoxication by substance from the group of active substances called clooney mr ray's inhibitors the outcome of the disease remains uncertain and long term effects especially in the area of the nervous system cannot be ruled out at this point in time. this information is that direct dogs with info that we were getting out of the medical center in square alexina valley was 1st straight they said the tests they carried out couldn't determine any presence of toxins. in test on the well known for a wide spectrum of synthetic substances including inhibitors were negative also an admission to the hospital there was no clinical picture specific to the colon mystery's inhibitor group. well the clinic in has offered to share all of the details from their tests with the clinic here in lynn what we're hearing from the hospital just behind me though is that there won't be any updates on the condition of the lex in the valley all the investigation into what actually led to him taking so violently ill on tuesday we will have to wait perhaps until wednesday to find out more

will be immediately a big fund raising push that will be anchored perhaps by the figures like george clooney the actor jeffrey katzenberg the hollywood film director and. we look at some of the reaction that's coming in we see from the the community of folk of politics ports and entertainment all enthusiastic about camelot harris look at what the goldberg the actress and popular t.v. host here she says this is a great moment she is ready bernie sanders also providing some some praise saying that campbell harris will fight for health care and for working people a liberal and james the basketball great saying that her pick is well deserved love to see and supported and rob reiner who is a very important figure in hollywood he is a veteran film director actor and liberal activist saying finally a presidential ticket that looks like america so with paris being entrenched here in the democrats' money machine that will be a very important factor and significant if joe biden is to try and top the colossal fundraising the president trump has already accrued yet robin i mean how this is the 1st afric

him so is jennifer robinson amber heard lawyer that's why she says she was in the news so is amal clooney and the guardian newspaper which partnered up with wiki leaks printed an article in the past few days as this hearing was being discussed in london and then the earlier printed an article saying he's basically a russian asset. he has a russian asset and defacto as a man you yourself were defending a russian as a non a journalist at all i didn't see that article that stands i suppose from the american news about wiki leaks publishing stuff that they may have obtained from russian sources from russian hackers but you've got to remember wiki leaks had the idea or publishing anything of public interest and that what they published about the democratic national committee to show that there was a lot of jiggery poker a carrying on to stop bernie sanders getting the nomination and 5 members of that committee had to resign but people are realising that perhaps if the cia had secretly slipped him some information about mr putin and his wealth or his involvement in. assassination in britain the

him so is jennifer robinson amber heard lawyer that's why she says she was in the news so is amal clooney and the guardian newspaper which partnered up with wiki leaks printed an article in the past few days as this hearing was. being discussed in london and then the journey in print in an article saying he's basically a russian asset. he has a russian asset and defacto as a man you yourself were defending a russian as a not a journalist at all i didn't see that article that stebbins i suppose from the 'd american news about wiki leaks publishing stuff that they may have obtained from russian sources from russian hackers but you've got to remember wiki leaks had the idea or publishing anything of public interest and that what they published about the democratic national committee showed that there was a lot of jiggery poker e carrying on to stop bernie sanders getting the nomination and 5 members of that committee had to resign but people are realizing that perhaps if the cia had secretly slipped him some information about mr putin and his wealth or his involvement in assassination in bri

about we need more body more in cameras world there was a body more in camera in the case of george clooney they didn't stop it being that being entire nation being taken over by this whole be a limb rhetoric ok and when it cameras came out when it came out people still had it before i could be married to people are going to buy it you don't even really care knowing it doesn't matter if it's true or false in this particular case when you know she was going to be in and we police in general there's not actually an issue there's an issue with people trying to make it an issue to serve their own political purposes each town is different of course but the basis of each of these problems there are many similarities between them how is this going to play out then you've got. city you've got police who again going to be under fire from angry protesters who again going to try and keep the peace it's not a problem that they've got how it's going to play out in. well it all depends on what the local authorities do and way the federal government is allowed to do if they're able to bring in a national

>> but the people who did buy the rights to bad george clooney wasn't a little bit younger because hewould have been a perfect ted turner. i have nothing to do with it. and then to say very quickly i did get signed bookplates if anybody wants me to sign a book i am happy to get one to them. if anybody wants me to sign a book i am happy to get one to them. had such a pleasure speaking with you. >> you can buy her book up all night and then will be broadcasting excerpts this friday at 11:00 a.m. and for the virtual author talk and then to interview heather and then in conversation thursday jt will be back than collecting stories from those had been through life changes very timely book in its own way. there is a full schedule. thank you for joining us. . . . . tonight on "after words", environmental progress founder, michael shellenberger offers his thoughts on what he calls apocalyptic environmentalism. and tomorrow, we are live with u.s. army combat veteran, rhodes scholar and author westmore. he will discuss issues that african-americans in inner cities are facing. and the 2015 upris

clooney? [laughter] thank you for laughing. for me go with it. i can tell the stories for 20 years.hether they make the film are not hollywood messes up everything every way anyway. >> 13 years ago i came to your book signing pregnant. >> my friend is here came to a signing at the supermarket and where is the craziest place i had ever signed? no question the white house. i was invited to a private lunch not the big area but in the presidents private dining room. i was invited to go there. when you sit in the white house. the lincoln bedroom the top two floors of the white house no secret service. it's a big deal. you don't just take your seat grab a seat. no no no they don't trust you they tell you where to set. there's a little card that's engraved with the picture of the white house and has your name on it. as i sat down i said i am totally stealing my card. mrs. bush leaned over and said you know, they always tried to steal their card. [laughter] i said look and then i took my card. [laughter] my card is in my house. i got it. i took it. signing books up there i remember when bil

for president obama, george clooney at the cnn strategist holding events for joe biden without joe bidenthink they are doing this? is it because they are worried about gaffes or is there something deeper? >> it is beyond gaffes and beyond blunders, we talked about the stupid comment he's trying to walk back, they are trying to hold his hand, they are not the ones running for president, joe biden is. he needs to come out and get on the debate stage and get out there early before the state start voting before the presidential election, not wait until the end of the summer, unleashed joe biden because americans need to see and hear this man up front and personal. jillian: thank you for speaking on this. todd: 25 after the hour. new york attorney general filing a lawsuit to dismantle the nra. a member of the nra called the lawsuit a desperate move, she joins us next. jillian: a relaxing day at the beach takes a chaotic turn. a desperate escape from a sea of seagulls, not the french fries. we are coming right back. >> donald trump doubling down on his threat on tictac, banning the social medi

so this follows george clooney and david beckham who struck deals in the past. >> seems everyone in hollywoods into the liquor business at one point or another. thank you so much julianna tatelbaum, live for us from london. >>> joining me now with a look at axios a.m., political reporter for axios, hans nichols. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> great to see you this morning. give us axios' 1 big thing today. >> 1 big thing is this brutal campaign ad the trump campaign is putting out this morning questioning joe biden's mental faculties. last night we had michelle obama saying when they go low we go high, this is the trump campaign going low. there's always been a debate inside the trump campaign and the white house as well on how strongly to question biden's mental faculties because they didn't want to alienate seniors. they made the decision, they're going there. i think a lot of democrats will cry foul on this, but it shows how far the trump campaign is willing to go to win the election. you talk to officials in both parties, there's a lot of game left to play and they expect the tr

the people who did buy the rights were mentioned it was too bad that george clooney wasn't a little bitbecause he would've been perfect ted turner. i'm so bad. i welcome everyone's suggestions, not that i have anything to do with it. it would be so much fun. and who would play ted cavanaugh and bill tosh? that's as important to me. i hope it gets done and i want to say very quickly what i didn't say at the beginning, i did get signed bookplates to a cappella. if anybody wants a signed book i'm happy to get one to them to stop. >> is such a great book. i have so much fun reading it. thank you, what a pleasure speaking with you. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. thank you all for being. >> there are a lot of unbelievable stories we did not get to. beacon by her book "up all night" there's a link in the screen. we will be broadcasting on second thought will be broadcasting excerpts from this interview. you can stream in the website or the app. one day jessica hammer will interview held heather lind about the fullerton bears. thursday author sadie jones Ãb in conversation about wr

clooney. and he cohen code named agent 88 worked for the israeli intelligence service mossad. while his story goes back 50 years many key details are only emerging now. mossad has never spoken publicly about it cohen but syrian sources have now shed new light on the case. cohen was recruited as an israeli spy but then sent undercover in south america using an alias to prepare for his eventual deployment to syria. the stakes could not have been higher as the man the israelis called a super spy would ultimately discovered to its cost. it's a story that begins with politics in 1958 egyptian president gamal abdel nasser signed a treaty with syria to form what was known as the united arab republic israel fuge the new state with concern. syria was a mystery to well israel or rather the whole world because it was going through a state of flux in part that's because general nasser done it egypt wanted to create a pad an arab league or a nation and syria would be part of it. he thought i lived. but if i buy out the dalai lama which a lot of our last summer halacha year damn she was now

that i have got a clue but the people did buy the right had mention that it was too bad that george clooneywas a little bit younger because he would've been a perfect perfect ted turner. but i am so bad. i welcome everyone's suggestions, not that i anything to do with it but it would be so much fun, and he would play ted kavanaugh and bill? that's as important to me. i hope it gets -- i want to say vertically what i didn't set the beginning. i did get signed bookplates to a cappella something of a i'm happy to get one too thin. >> such a great book. so much fun reading it. lisa, thank you. what a pleasure speaking with you. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> there's a lot of unbelievable stories we did not get it. you can buy the book "up all night." it really is one for the ages. on second thought it would be broadcasting excerpts from this interview this coming friday at 11 a.m. you can stream it, and for the virtual author talk on wednesday jessica hammer will be anything heather about -- on thursday, in conversations about writing the south which would be great and i'll be b

the democrats are about hollywood and the elite and are having all their fund-raisers with george clooney john legend. president trump is about the average american, and that's who he's always been about. he's made their life better, and he's going to continue to do that with four more years. >> sandra: lets zero in on a few of the details here. we know the president will be formally nominated august 24th, but as far as an exact location, you have that nailed down yet? >> we do. working on the lot of that, but i'm not going to give that yet. we are still working out details. it's going to be exciting and different. some of it has been decided and some of it hasn't, but we are working on all of that everything will day. i'm very excited about where we are and of course in charlotte, we will have our delegates meeting to nominate the president in person, which is going to be very exciting to have that event as well and the vice president, which will be historical because we never done that for the vice president before. >> sandra: any cities in north carolina other than charlotte going to b

george clooney, christian bale, i'm looking at you guys now. >> nothing compares to those "dark knightls mansion. >> we can call it a legendary listing. john legend and chrissy teigen are selling all of it. >> the couple have reportedly put their sprawling beverly hills mansion on the market for $24 million. >> let me tell you about this thing. the 8,500 square foot ultra-modern mansion features seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, 33-foot-high ceilings, balconies everywhere, sweeping views of the canyon. >> the house sits on nearly an acre of land in a private gated community minutes from rodeo drive. i feel i'm intimate with the house from following them on social media. >> right, she makes a lot of videos in that closet as well. maybe they just needed more space, their family's growing. seven bedrooms isn't enough for four people. >> just a couple more shows here overnight, and i'll be bidding on that house. is that how that works? >> can i put some money into that pool? >> yeah, sure. >>> this story, i love that you brought this to my attention, i'm all about positive affirmation. >> h

[laughter] by the way to tell you they ask what you know you look like that doctor in er, clooney right[laughter] thanks for laughing at my handsomeness. i appreciate that. but for me if they make it, god bless go with it. i love that he could to tell the stories. i have loved it for 20 years now i've been able to tell these stories. whether they make the film or not that's okay by me hollywood messes up everything anyway. people were working with be like much better. other quick questions yes go ahead? >> 13 years ago i. [inaudible] stomach my friend here i've known forever came to the signing at wegmans which is a supermarket. and it was the craziest place i've ever signed. it is no question the white house, right? that's where it is. i got invited to a private lunch at the white house. not in the big area were all the reporters get to go or the state dinners are, was in the presidents private dining room. i got invited to go there. and when you go in and you sit in the white house, we are in the lincoln bedroom. you are walking to the presidents private area the top two floors of the

please welcome david clooney. ♪ david: i am david clooney.d the black economic alliance, group of black business leaders and allies dedicated to improving work, wages, and wealth for black people. we know that the 1963 march on washington was a march for jobs and freedom. the wealth gap between black-and-white americans has not changed significantly in 50 years. by some measures it's even wider. point, it maya have taken 400 years plus eight minutes and 46 seconds to get here but there is increasing racismtion that systemic continues to oppress black people in every part of american life reads the what do we do with this moment? we need to continue to fight for social justice. but we need to fight for economic justice. we need to fight for better work, wages, and wealth for black people. that's skills training for the future of work, closing the black-white pay gap and building generational wealth for black families. we absolutely have to vote. congress has passed the john lewis voting rights act to ensure free and fair elections. .e have to

his brand of gin called aviation gin, it also bought, i don't know if you remember, george clooney hasemium drinks. aviation gin actually doubled their u.s. sales to $40 million last year. it's a premium brand but is doing well. what i whispered was just one drink because i sent that article about the federal recommendations to my husband. stuart: we heard you whisper. okay. by the way, george clooney, he made hundreds, plural, hundreds of millions of dollars on his, what was it, tequila he had out there? lauren: great tequila. stuart: tequila. that's right. just one drink. tell your husband, don't forget. all right. >>> president trump joins tiktok rival triller this weekend. he jumped ship. his first video went viral, had millions of views. we have the co-founder of triller right after this. i'm a performer. -always have been. -and always will be. never letting anything get in my way. not the doubts, distractions, or voice in my head. and certainly not arthritis. new voltaren provides powerful arthritis pain relief to help me keep moving. and it can help you too. feel the joy of move

i was born and raised in kentucky, the home of rosemary clooney. i understand from the panel that henry clay is considered the favorite son of kentucky. although he and lincoln were members of the whig party, i do not understand how he could be the favorite son and not abraham lincoln who, when he met harriet beecher stowe, he said "you are the little lady who started this great war." she is never mentioned, nor is uncle tom. neither are mentioned as being great in their time. yet all the times in which they live and even today, their influence is greatly felt, especially by many african-americans who are historically informed. >> abraham lincoln -- kentucky -- he may have started off being a friend of kentucky, but when the emancipation proclamation was issued he became a hated figure in kentucky. henry clay considered himself a westerner, but many southerners would choose him over abraham lincoln, who was certainly considered a traitor to the kentucky cause. you mentioned harriet beecher stowe is a popular kentucky figure. we read and study her.

in 2017, the maker of johnny tequilaurchased the brand cofounded by george clooney for $1 million. .et'st bhp this is how we are seeing trading going in the first few minutes of trading. seeing modest downside, .3%. -- down .3%. four-year earnings, coming in coal,estimates f offset by the booming iron ore. assets is he looking to get rid of, how will he change the focus? >> i guess you will be surprised that there was more focused on iron ore. really shoring up performance not only for bhp, but for rivals. it is those price gains that have really helped. mike is really focused on reshaping the company around when he calls future facing commodity, things like copper and nickel. increasingly needed in batteries and the noble energy. energy.he renewable he wants to focus only on high-quality coal and iron ore. there will be review of oil assets. they will look to exit a smaller project in australia. it is very much about focusing on a greener, d carbon rising role in thatding a new world. >> what is bhp's outlook for the market them? >> -- then? ofit does not say the kind price gain we have

i'm a kentuckian, born and raised in the home of rosemary clooney. and i understand from the panel, your two guests, henry clay is considered the favorite son of kentucky. although he and lincoln were members of the whig party, i don't understand how he could be the favorite son and not abraham lincoln. who, when he met harriet beecher stowe,-- harriet beecher said to her, you are that lady that started this great war. she had never mentioned nor is uncle tom who is -- i consider the greatest christian in american literature. neither are mentioned ever as being great in their time. and yet on the times in which they lived and even today, their influence is greatly felt. especially by many african-americans who are historically informed. why is not lincoln? >> your response, please? >> abraham lincoln certainly -- kentucky, he may have started off as being friends in kentucky. certainly when the emancipation proclamation is issued, he becomes a much hated figure here in kentucky. so henry clay, who considered himself a westerner, but many southerners

he's not george clooney. i'm not going to talk about people's looks or anything like that it's just unusual to just be all over the place like that we're both happily married far be it for us to be able to understand if you will something like that, right >> yeah. >> can i ask you a question. >> that's right. >> can i ask you a question about the nationals. >> go ahead. >> are you a fan >> modestly. i'm a dodgers fan. >> dodgers i bet yesterday put i took the under and it was 6-5 >> well that's a good bet. you must be loving it. >> draft king. >> well, yeah, look, we live in nmg new jersey so we're able to place the bets which is good i don't know. >> yeah. >> i'm a nationals fan because i'm from the area but i'm really a dodgers fan because i grew up a dodgers fan. that's where my loyalties lie. >> i bet on them and bet against the reds just like pete rose. i don't know if he of did that. >> now you're never getting into the hall of fame you just admitted that >> he says he never did. i think that it came ou

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it might have been george clooney. he was on here ages ago.professionalism? i still have it. i have pele‘s. i got turned down by glenn hoddle once. that is embarrassing. we found out tottenham are flying on a pre—season trip from gatwick airport. i went to the apple and asked glenn hoddle for an autograph and he said no because he was ina autograph and he said no because he was in a rash. —— i went to the airport. while many parts of the economy are struggling to adjust as lockdown eases, the uk housing market appears to be booming. nina‘s here to help explain more. what‘s going on here, nina? good morning. it is one of these strange anomalies at the moment. the housing market is booming and restaurants are full. so today we‘re talking about housing and the somewhat surprising news that for the moment at least, the market is strong. in the first month where restrictions were eased and the stamp duty holiday kicked in — there were £36 billion worth of sales. now that is the busiest month in a decade. what‘s also interesting is that compared to

vote actually that is a new idea is not a bedrock principle the founders had its younger than george clooney. what that means practically speaking is in connecticut if you live around hartford a lot of people elect one state legislature but now we have in the united states senate where a state like wyoming elects to senators.