colin: absolutely.athan: five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana? oksana: higher. jonathan: really? george? george: lower. jonathan: colin? colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this before, have we seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? colin? colin: no. search for yield. jonathan: okasana? oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. jonathan: oksana, george, colin, great to catch up with you. that does it for us from new york. see you next friday at 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. in london. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. this is "etf iq." ♪ scarlet: a marriage of convenience, the hottest etf, a fighter known as the boa constrictor to tap the millennial investor interest. trading on fixed income. blackrock shares the risks and rewards of high yields. and if

colin: absolutely.han: five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana: higher. george: lower. colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this before, have we seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? colin: no. a search for yield. oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. jonathan: oksana, george, colin, great to catch up with you. that's it from us from new york. see you next week. 1:00 p.m. new york time, 6:00 p.m. new york time. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an

colin: absolutely.athan: five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana: higher. george: lower. colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this before, have we seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? colin: no. a search for yield. oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. jonathan: oksana, george, colin, great to catch up with you. that's it from us from new york. see you next week. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ ♪ oil mizzen loans -- optimism slumps. saudi stocks soar. the index breaks through its average. largest arab economies, conditions improving, are recoveries taking hold? ♪ >>

colin: absolutely.han: five-year some now, will the fed -- five years from now, will the fed policy rate be higher or lower than now? oksana: higher. george: lower. colin: lower. jonathan: the third and final question. on credit, and i've asked this seen the credit tides of this cycle, yes or no? no.n: a search for yield. oksana: we have not. that is why you have to sell, because it is easy to sell right now. george: i agree with that. you need to sell right now. colin,n: oksana, george, great to catch up with you. that's it from us from new york. see you next week. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg tv. ♪ when you rest on a leesa hybrid mattress, bedtime is no longer simply the time you go to sleep. it's time to switch off and catch up. enjoy me time, and we time. 40 winks or 8 hours solid. the leesa hybrid mattress combines two technologies to give you deeper rest and rejuvenation. 1,000 pocket springs provide edge to edge support, responsiveness and comfort, while premium foams reliev

show coming up, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> colin in toronto.ange of emotion, gut wrenching and beautiful in one. cheryl hurd continues the coverage, wild party at oracle in oakland, cheryl. >> reporter: they pulled through just like warriors do, and it was the most exciting and gut wrenching game i've seen in a long time, but the fans who were here tonight loved it. thousands of screaming warriors fans screaming a sigh of relief following a win. >> game six, ain't losing for nothing, going to do this again, back-to-back-to-back, game seven, baby, game seven. >> reporter: but this was game five and road to this unbelievable victory wasn't easy. loss of k.d. sucked life out of the packed arena. but splash brothers and rest of the team got going, in the end it was a party. even before the game started, confidence was in the air. fans soaking up oracle memories everywhere they could, snapping pictures and remembering the glory days. >> birthday we sat close to the sidelines and they won and we had great time and got to see the players up close. >>

colin paterson, bbc news, manchester. and before we go, have a look at this.f what should be a pretty unremarkable building. this is the roof of a waste recycling plant in the danish capital copenhagen. it's been turned into a dry ski slope. and here's sweden's 0lympic freestyle skier, jesper tjader, trying it out. it's a 500—metre—long route which also has hiking trails, a climbing wall and restaurants. a few trampolines and tricks as well to boot. just a remarkable view as well, isn't it? an incredible way to use a building which should be for throwing away rubbish, really. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening from sportsday. good evening. another wet day for many parts of england and wales. it is this low pressure which are still responsible and the weather fronts by living around it. there are flood warnings in force. look how this weather system develops through the night. another 20 to a0 millimetres of rain is expected. certainly not a cold night. in some parts of north—east england and south—east scotla nd nor

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. >> colin resch is courtside, but you didn't pay $50,000, right, colin? >> reporter: yeah, guys. i heard of one going for over 500. is steph curry as good of a person? he's better than advertised. a prime example of that is this. he's paying tribute to 30 people who have been so instrumental to his success in oakland since the team drafted him ten years ago. treating them to thank you oakland shoes. he wanted to recognize many behind the scenes that we rarely see or hear about. his trainer, and his youth camps director who i've come to know in the last six or seven years, they're among them. >> it's an honor. we're humbled by that, that he actually selected us out of 30 people. i do my best, and i just try to treat him like i trite all meat clients. >> unbelievable. when i first got the news and shared it with my wife, she had it tears running down her face. i was pretty choked up myself. it's such a privilege to work with him each and every summer and for him to do something like that, absolutely blown away. >> yeah. the thing is, if you send your kids to warriors camp, he's the

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colin was talking about margins.he tax credit goes from 3750 to 1875 on monday and evaporates to zero december 31st that's going to crimp their margins more because they have to cut prices on the car or keep them the same. people will no longer want the car or make less on the car. either way, it is a negative for tesla. >> the rally we have seen, it is a classic rally. they jumped and now back to the point in which is plunged and resumes the down trend it is a busted stock >> this was a $375 stock in december remember, october, november, december were horrible this stock made a series of lower lows and lower highs ever since. carter had a great call a couple of weeks ago to buy the trough, but i have to tell you something, i think it rolls over i think you read tesla's levels we saw weeks ago. >> independent company in ten years? >> ten years from now, i'm like 78 years old i don't even know my name is ten years. >> all right, guys great lap track. >> we will leave it there. >>> for more on tesla and the other big a

hank joins us along with democratic strategist colin struther. thanks for joining me. until the iowa caucuses. how do you kill the bear? >> well, you have to have enough on the record to take him down and do it through free media, not necessarily through personal attacks. what elizabeth warren did this week taking the hyde amendment and turning the choice argument into an economic one is really, really smart because that further distances biden from his -- his flock. >> that it does. when you look back at biden's voting record, of course, you know, he was a senator from delaware for decades, long before he was vice president that. voting record, colin, is not always in line with the democratic party of today, this party that has gone farther and farther to the left. how can biden with this record, which he obviously can't ignore, convince democrats that he's their guy? >> i don't think he can, and it's not because we don't love uncle joe, we do, but as i said in politico it's not 1995 anymore, and joe biden throughout his career and as we've seen over the past ten days

liam gallagher, speaking to colin paterson.sport centre. coming up on this programme: it's the shakib show at the cricket world cup, as bangladesh beat afghanistan to keep their semifinal hopes alive. surviving a scare but into the quarter finals — the united states see off spain at the women's world cup. and seeing off sweden — italy wins its bid to host the winter olympics and paralympics in 2026. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. shakib al hasan was the star of the show again, becoming just the second man to hit fifty and take five wickets in a cricket world cup match, as bangladesh beat afghanistan by 62 runs, in southampton. yuvraj singh was the first to do it back in 2011 against ireland. the victory for bangladesh means they still have an outside chance of reaching the semi finals. imran sidat reports. despite

joining me now colin reed, managing director of finer public affairs.anne marsh former senior adviser to secretary john kerry. do we have those two people? hoping we do. >> hi, dana. >> dana: i can hear you, but i just can't see you. you sound terrific. you seem skeptical of joe biden. what do you think of what's happening now? you finally have some other democrats finding an opening, a way to try to, as you say, chop down the tallest tree in the yard. >> not falling down flat on your face should not be viewed as a metric for success which is what some have seen joe biden in his first month as a candidate. then you finally see his con fenders start taking swings at him. this is a long campaign season. there's going to be a lot of moments that cause people to go into an uproar. why this one is problematic is because it gives to his biggest weakness which is the past. he's someone that's been on the national stage for 50 years and he keeps talking about the day of yore and events from 1973 when he wants to represent a party that is desperately trying to m

a lovely so real, which colin took from nelson algren. this colin asher's book. this, ladies and gentlemen, is your perfect summer reading. thank you both. [applause] >> thank you all for attend thing program. the becomes are available in the book for purchase and the autographs are available on the table next to that. thank you so much. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> a conversation there built some notable chicagoans and in a few minutes we'll be back with more live coverage of the printer row lit fest. you'll hear from eve ewing on chicago's public school system. [inaudible conversations] >> now on booktv, portion of a recent program. the manhattan institutes heather mcdonald takes a critical look at critical correctness in higher education in her recent book "the diversity dilution." >> there has never been a more tolerant, more opportunity-filled environment in human history than a c

if you look at colin kaepernick people had a lot of problems with colin kaepernick, they would have had 10 times the problems with muhammad ali. colin kaepernick wasn't doing anything, he just wouldn't stand for the national anthem. he was just protesting. he would be a very controversial guy today in this situation. research, did you discover if he ever reimbursed -- for his loss of employment after his case was ruled upon favorably? and was there any other cedent set?-- pre >> the answers are no and no. reimbursed. was everything was so big when he came back. for three't gone away years, would he and fraser get $5 million apiece to fight each other? that is what made the whole thing, him coming from the desert and he and fraser colliding. i remember that fight. i live in boston. inre was a nice club framingham, massachusetts. i took my wife when she was young. it was 9 million guys, and they were all half drunk. the whole place went crazy, and tiny tim walked in. [laughter] it was just a crazy time. frank sinatra took pictures for life magazine. no precedents. justhammad ali were anot

i don't know where to begin, colin.ch, so many roller coaster stories in these past weeks. take it away. >> reporter: you know what i'm reminded of? rudy, the rockets coach who said never underestimate the heart of a champion. the warriors exemplify that so mitch tonight. what may have been the most intense game, this was unbelievable for me. 47 years worth of memories coming to an end. klay thompson an absolute beast. he had 30 points. and he's in serious pain. left knee buckled on impact. klay would leave, return to his two free 3s and -- steph curry talking the potential game winner. mad scramble. called the timeout. they had none left. raptors celebrate a with vuktry to win the series four games to two. >> that's not smart. we're not done yet. >> i wouldn't bet against us being back on the stage next year and going forward. so really proud of of the way that we fought to theened. and this five-year run's been awesome but don't think us over. >> reporter: right there. that's why fans love these guys so much. that sor

take it away, colin. >> actually on the floor right now, warming up and doing his normal pregame routine. before coming to the arena tonight, sports net was reshowing the conference finals when the raptors -- they're kind of into their team. it was deafening in game six. if there was another lev i think we would call it ear splitting. that's what we will expect inside scotia bank arena aut an hour from now. the warriors are up against it. we have to prepare ourselves for the worst. they have the ultimate ace in the hole. kevin durant is back. this is video of his arrival an hour ago. if he can be 75% of his normal self, he will be a major factor. moments ago, head coach steve kerr on the return of the reigning two-time mvp. >> even without having ayed, he's still such a huge threat. he can get a shot off against anybody. i don't want to put too much of a burden on him. it's been a while. we don't know how it's going to go, how it's going to look. but just his mere presence makes a huge difference for us. >> reporter: i had the series going seven games before it began, guys. i still think

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colin paterson, bbc news, manchester.ely to see more torrential rain and 2a of us. numerous flood warnings, several met 0ffice warnings because of the rain, heavy showers following, has moved further north so that our concerns we will see further river flooding and localised flooding and we have a lot of standing what ups watch out for that. also following on behind our lively showers which are turning thundery, there could be hail and lightning as well as torrential downpours. this more persistent rain sets in across east anglia and the midlands weather has been so wet recently come into lincolnshire and moving north and west through the night. ahead of that rather cloudy and really, and today the rain is further north across scotland and northern ireland some more limited the dryness and brightness. sunshine between the showers for the mouth but developing through wales and the midlands and northern ankle, persistent and heavy rain for several hours so no surprise amber warning from the met office and a mild night with

she did neil kneel in defense of colin kaepernick. colin kaepernick talking about what she doesn't know what it's like to be african american. of course as a white woman. yet she cares about the issues and the president brings up african americans. i don't know if is he playing to the base. is that where he's going with this? it is interesting. we're talking about meghan openly gay. and that tweet the nba and black athletes. it is stunning. why even bring that into a conversation about the soccer team? and bring the soccer team in to your twitter feed. when they're trying to represent the country. and the nation has fallen in love with this team. you're picking a fight with moms and dads and red states who love title 9. i can make a case there's parents in red states love title 9 more than blue states. it's really interesting why he's doing this. >> always a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you. >> ten years since michael jackson died. what is his comp collated legacy look like now? we'll talk about that. ♪ it's nice. ♪ you got this! ♪ w

at the nba finals in toronto, colin resch, nbc bay area. >> the canadian fans are very nice., but you're nice people. >> welcome, we don't like you. >> by the way i looked it up. in toronto as we speak it is 13 degrees celsius. >> that's why we live in california. >> that's 60 here, 65? you didn't do the conversion? >> i didn't convert it. >> get a look at the seven-day forecast. we have 85 on saturday, 80 on sunday. we will keep a chance for thunderstorms for the north and the east bay hills. warming up to 90 by next tuesday. won't last long though. >> i was close. 55 degrees. >> 55 degrees farenheit. you were close. >> have a great weekend. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 3

with his second solo album on the way, he took a break from rehearsals to speak to colin paterson aboutics, and that famous feud with his brother noel. you've got a busy time at the moment. yeah. shockwave, the single. yeah, yeah. sounds like you're quite angry. # you sold me right up the river. # you had to hold me back... i'm sure a lot of people willjust, you know, be lazy and go, oh, it's about your brother. but there's a lot of snide people out there, notjust him, you know what i mean? that's up to you to find out, isn't it? # it's coming around like a shockwave. a lot of protests going on. yeah. what would you protest in life? i would have a word with that mayor. he seems to not be doing a good job, and all those kids are getting knifed. the only thing that ever comes out of his mouth is, london is open. what, open for knife crime, and dying and stuff? worry about people's lives. a 16—year—old kid being knifed to death — and i have kids that age, out and about, living, being young and all that. so that freaks me right out. it has been one of the strange things recently. suddenly a

for this incident and have the motive to be you know let's go back to probably the worst moment in colin powells life when he was presenting false evidence based on false intel. gins and the run up to the war illegal war against iraq now they don't even go through the pretense do they they don't even put on a show like colin powell did i mean if you make a claim without evidence and then you don't even accept questions from the media i mean this is a real evolution but in the wrong direction i would say absolutely well the problem is that the quality of the photos gets wars and wars you have 50 and fazio photos you have of your footage but the united states is so used to all the allies immediately accepting the events that they don't have a plan b. i mean instead of explaining. it came from bell just dublin don't own it you know let's look at it from the perspective iran was exporting in 2m1x63w3w barrels a day right now it's exporting around 500 $1006.00 times less so of course iran is interested in you know leaving the sanctions in making them softer that's why the invited and they rec

this week on the travel show colin 50 yea rs this week on the travel show colin 50 years since stonewallin new york ahead of the world of pride celebration. it is only now we realise what a big impact they all made. a pie in peru and island hopping in europe, our global girl is back to answer more of your questions and i ain't the town back ata questions and i ain't the town back at a festival for goths. that is called. i am at a festival for goths. that is called. iam not at a festival for goths. that is called. i am not sure i will get past customs here. this week i am exploring whitby in the north—east of england. a pretty town with a bit of a dark side. more than 120 years ago, this place was a creation of one of literature ‘s most terrifying monsters. stay tuned to find out which one. but first we are in new york as a city is up to host 4 million visitors for world pride, perhaps the biggest event in the calendar for many in the community. this year will be especially pregnant though as it marks the 50th anniversary of the stonewall riots, an event that marked the start of the strug

liam gallagher, speaking to colin paterson. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.ross central and western areas of europe in particular. authorities in france have kind of learned their lesson from the deadly heatwave we had back in 2003. they have opened up rooms where the public can access public buildings with air—conditioning, to get some respite from the soaring temperatures that are forecast. elsewhere, in switzerland, there is already a red weather warning in place for red hot temperatures. some of the swiss canton is, more often associated with skiing than searing heat, they have potential as potentially forecast to reach 39 celsius on thursday. the national record forjune in switzerland stands at 37. so just how bad could it get? we talked about the heat in switzerland but arguably it is later in the week where we could see some of the hottest weather building in as the winds for light across parts of spain, across parts of southern france and northern areas of italy, we could see temperatures pushing on into the 40s. these kind of temperatures would set t

lead singer of away sis, liam gallagher, gave an interview to the bbc‘s entertainment correspondent colin subject matter was wide—ranging. i'm not into politics and all that but i do keep an eye on it but i don't know much about brexit and that. knife crime? that freaks me right out. it has been one of the strange things about recently, suddenly all these politicians are coming out and saying they have been taking drugs in the past. yeah, yeah. 00:09:48,074 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 shame on them. finally, thursday's debate programme on bbc one, question time, always attracts a lot of feedback and we are planning to record a discussion about it over the next three weeks. if you would like to take part in that programme and can get to a bbc studio early on a friday afternoon, we would love to hear from you. to get in touch with us if you are interested in that or if you were just like to share your views on what you see on bbc tv or on bbc social media. that is all from us. we will be back to hear your thoughts about bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. friday was a hot one in the we

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lead singer of away sis, liam gallagher, gave an interview to the bbc‘s entertainment correspondent colinhe subject matter was wide—ranging. i'm not into politics but i do keep an eye on it but i don't know much about brexit. what about that may, all he seems to say is land and is open, london is open for what? knife crime? that freaks me right out. open, london is open for what? knife crime? that freaks me right outm has been one of the strange things recently, certainly all these politicians are coming out and saying they have been taking drugs in the past. yeah, yeah. finally, there is as debate programme on bbc one, question time, a lwa ys programme on bbc one, question time, always attracts a lot of feedback and we are planning to record a discussion about it over the next three weeks. if you would like to ta ke three weeks. if you would like to take part in that programme and can get to a bbc studio early on a friday afternoon, we would love to hear from you. to get friday afternoon, we would love to hearfrom you. to get in friday afternoon, we would love to hear from you. to get in

police released several photos that seem to show a drugs lab colin office home they later admitted only one of those photos was actually taken at the journalists apartment. go enough is well known for exposing corruption medusa to the let you have based news website he works for was preparing to publish his latest reporting on russia's crime ridden funeral industry go enough the rest seems to have hit a nerve yes well just as. there is a demand for justice in society because this case is not just about you but it concerns many citizens who could end up in the same situation it is no secret that police often break the law in situations like this. in a turnaround it's those law enforcement agencies that are now coming under scrutiny . the interior ministry has opened an investigation into the officers who arrested called off and they've asked president putin to fire 2 senior moscow police officials. straight to bosco now we join the d. don't you correspondent and we sure would welcome that and really what's behind this surprise move. well on the one hand phil the evidence as you say was a

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colin harrison, bbc news. there are three more matches on friday.hey avoid defeat against jamaica. and it's the second round of games in group d. japan face scotland — with both sides looking for theirfirst victory, and england will be looking to make it two wins out of two when they face argentina. eden hazard was officially presented as a real madrid player on thursday with the bernabeu packed by thousands of fans to welcome the belgian captain to their club. real will pay chelsea an initial fee of around $112 million, which could rise to $165 million with bonuses. hazard who won the premier league and europa league twice, the fa cup and the league cup in west london has signed a five—year contract and is expected to form a new front line for the club alongside another new signing luka jovic and brazilian youngster vinicius. it's a different level. i had a lot of success with chelsea. and they wa nted of success with chelsea. and they wanted to win a loss as well with madrid. —— and i want to win a lot. just to be here is a new challenge. but i am

most smashed the ball past keeper lydia williams australia drew level in the 2nd half when a leaves colin tonight scored directly for the foreigner australia's star striker sam care missed her penalty shoot out before norway's ingrid dispatched the winning spot kick to send her side of the 4th quarter finals. and a quick reminder of the top stories we're following for you this one year on since the remarkable rescue of 12 boys and their soccer coach nick cave in time rescuers and the rescued are gathering to remember how near tragedy turned to trying. to be watching the interview news up next a documentary film looking at life with autism stay tuned for that i'll be back with more news top of the hour thanks for watching. it's all happening to children coming. to link to news from africa the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions continue and we'll come to diffuse african program tonight from fluency in the c.z. tao with side de deputed smash africa join us on facebook t w africa.

colin de grandhomme was among those dismissed as new zealand lost 5 wickets for 59 runs to ensure a nervy the tailenders to get over the line and it was mitchell santner who hit the winning runs as the blacks caps made it two wins out of two. now to football where a cristiano ronaldo hat—trick helped portugal to a 3—1 win over switzerland and handed them a place in sunday's uefa nations league final against either england or the netherlands. the match was level at 1—1 until the captain handed his side the victory. the bbc‘s ian dennis was watching in porto. cristiano ronaldo and he brilliant best with a hat—trick of quality goals to take portugal into sunday's final. ronaldo scott two goals in two minutes. his first was a dipping long—range freekick but switzerland had chances. a clipped crossbar in the first half. and then portugal we re the first half. and then portugal were awarded a penalty but va are we re were awarded a penalty but va are were awarded a penalty but va are were awarded a penalty which was scored by ricardo rodriguez. the confederation of african footall have ordered

they like colin kaepernick, nikelikes him.> go ahead. >> the trump administration has not lived up to the presidents lgbtq promises. they've done numerous things to remove -- kennedy: i do not like the transgender ban in the military. >> and so she is using the platform she has. just like everyone else but you have a platform and i have a platform. athletes have a platform just like hollywood stars, you celebrate when someone on your side speaks up from hollywood and you denigrate them when they are on the side. she has that right and -- kennedy: she is no kardashian. kim kardashian may not agree with the president but she thanked him for commuting a sentence and justice reform. >> was also acknowledged the u.s. women's soccer player to sue for equal pay. there pay less than half of what the men are. they bring in more revenue. it is part of what she's talking about. kennedy: they get paid even when they don't play, it's a complicated issue. but they do bring in a lot of money. >> dimension and not even make the tournaments. t

all the staff associated with the -- lisa colins who is now working at the pentagon. dana kim newest addition. joe bermudes who has gotten a lot of attention. it's not been possible without all of these people. when you ask us to think about 2009 to now. there are two thing that come to find for me with regard to korea. the first of these on north korea is that we're actually no place better off in 2019 than we were in 2009. in 2009 i remember essentially the efforts through the 6 party talks with kathy and i and others worked on, ground to a halt after the stroke. we later found out to be a stroke by kim jong un in august of 2008 and essentially the talks broke down after that. and so and then north korea did eventually did some more tests. so, i fast forward to today. and while the atmospheric and optics may be better, substantively speaking we are no better off. if anything we are worse off because north korea's programs have grown in many different ways since 2009. and then on south korea and the alliance, i too remember that statement that president obama made wi

colin thackery! the city's champions league winners home. players and staff went on an open—top bus parade with the famous trophy, finishing at the waterfront, where supporters celebrated their 2—0 win over spurs in saturday's final in madrid. as if we needed to remind people! this evening, president trump and first lady melania will attend a state banquet hosted by the queen in the ballroom at buckingham palace. several political figures have declined an invitation to attend the dinner, including liberal democrat leader sir vince cable, whojoins us now from outside buckingham palace, alongside former conservative leader, lord michael howard. he is also a liverpool fan. we will speak to you about liverpool winning shortly, mr howard. first of the most important issue of the day, the state visit of president trump. sir vince cable, if i could put you some of the points that i will correspond injon sopel was of the points that i will correspond in jon sopel was making of the points that i will correspo

seems like these are on the table, colin. sounds pretty familiar, ed.llegations hillary clinton face with her family foundation in 2015. if you ask me, that's what's on keller clinton above all else, the idea she was using her position in d.c. to sink it's coming from abc news. >> i want steve to jump in because you are nodding. >> that's exactly right. people in this country want change from the swamp and the corrupt system. that's why they voted for donald trump as an outsider. it's that same election all over again this time if they nominate joe biden because he's the ultimate insider swamp creature of d.c., just like hillary clinton was. >> ed: end on that note, robyn. you have on this that you have great respect for the vice president, you are not necessary in supporting him. open primary going on, debates start up next week down in miami for the democrats. but get to colin's point that it's hello its past speeches, business dealings. with joe biden, there is a target rich environment for the president of senate votes, speeches, gaffes. >> exactly

colin powell later said it was a, quote, great intelligence failure on our part.speech was a lasting blot on his report. that faulty intelligence, that case for going to war got us into a 16 some year war in iraq, a war that we are still fighting. yesterday morning just hours after two oil tankers were attacked in the gulf of oman anonymous u.s. officials started pointing the finger at iran. by afternoon secretary of state mike pompeo called a presser at the state department where he said conclusively that iran was behind the attack. he did not present any evidence, he just rattled off a list of attacks that iran was responsible for, including some that we had never heard of, like an attack in afghanistan which the taliban has taken responsibility for. secretary pompeo said it was iran. he said he sent the acting u.s. ambassador to brief the security council and then he didn't take questions. late last night centcom showed a grainy video. they cited the video that iran was involved. for its part, iran denies being behind the attack. today one of the japanese owner