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david brent: life on the road." you know david brent from "the office." this is the companion book of music called "david brent." it's ridiculous. it is so ridiculous that he's now a musician. "life on the road." ricky's going to tell us about it. ricky gervais is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] amazing. he's just unbelievable. it's ridiculous. from the new -- from the giant new hbo series, "westworld," have you seen this? >> steve: fantastic. >> jimmy: it's really good. evan rachel wood is stopping by. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: she's fantastic. and we got music. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: we got music. >> steve: what? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we got music! ?? we got songs! ?? we got jokes! ?? we got celebrities! ?? we got michael buble! ?? >> steve: it's magic. it's magic! >> jimmy: look at that. if you buy the specialized -- if you buy the cd, you get this on his new cd. >> steve: just folded up in the cd? that's huge. >> jimmy: this is the real thing. you can't even get this. you have to have an oversized cd player. >> steve: which you have. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: w

of choice? brent dennis: not sure i have one. the reason for the grilling by former district attorney david is a civil lawsuit filed in connection with the january 2015 death of susan winters, the doctor's wife. susan was an energetic 48 year old attorney and part-time judge, mother of two teenage girls. the marriage was stormy at times and susan had undergone counseling. still, her parents could hardly believe it when they got the phone call from brent dennis. dan winters: he called and said susan has hurt herself. she tried to commit suicide, and i said brent are you sure? and he said, my god, dan, she drank george knapp: but you didn't believe it from the beginning? avis winters: no. i didn't no. no. dan winters: she had two daughters. she loved them more than anything. if she was going to commit suicide, she certainly wouldn't have done it in front of those girls, and she certainly wouldn't have done it where it when paramedics arrived at her henderson home the morning of january 3rd, susan had no pulse, but the emt's got her heart beating again. she died hours later from a deadly combination of anti-freeze and pain pills. he

david: new report from the media research council reports that 91% of coverage on evening newscasts is negative toward donald trump. research council founder and president brentl. you and i were there in 1980. that is before fox news. before rush limbaugh. the before the internet. entire media said if you elect ronald reagan we'll be at war in a month. economy will be in depression. people went for him any way. is this worse than what it was in 1980 when it was against reagan? >> in 30 years of tabulating this and empirically we've never seen anything like it. so i think you can draw a parallel here look at coverage, july 29th when conventions ended to october 20th, it has been avalanche. looks into the numbers, 40% more coverage of donald trump than hillary clinton. where it comes to controversies 2 1/2 times more airtime given to trump controversies than to hillary controversies. in fact, the coverage of donald trump, 91% negative. you can say all day long he brought it on himself. you can say all day long there are a lot of controversies, but 91% negative. that is gypped today. david: some trump folks worry that will keep trump voters at home look what hap

every athlete protests there are thousands of op-ed writers that plant the flag of shut up and play like brent must berger or david brooks as a tow high-school athletes to shut them play and most of these escape criticism and there is no long-term effects to their career unlike those that they critique so how do you feel these are rewarded? >> this starts with you benjamin. >> talking before that lots of it is shut them places as we mentioned earlier with a high-school players, we have seen pewee teams do they really know why they're doing what they are doing greg side had a conversation with nfl quarterbacks with tough high-school team in the state of texas so how do we explain this to the kids? they have open-door for his kids to be open to allow him as a coach to step into the world and that is what is not reported but the ex nfl quarterback to have that on this conversation with them. with the older brothers that are locked up to have experiences with the of police to have the the at that point. when it comes to journalism that everybody has an opinion and they stay on their side. what is missing in journalism

david: there you have it. think you very much, al. 28 -- we we are about are about 28 minutes into the session. 7/10 of 1% on the ftse. commodity market is brentorth of 50 on the bread contract. -- brent contract. the bank of england comes into the market today buying in. the offer to cut the ratio is gauging how many --into the market. situation in the u.k. were they could not find enough slide for the long edge at least. fee through starting to bleed into other asset classes. that does it for daybreak today. bloomberg markets with vonnie quinn mark barton of the next. it is 3:00 p.m. in london and 10:00 p.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. welcome to "bloomberg markets." ♪ vonnie: we are going to take you from st. louis to istanbul and cover story out of south africa and the united kingdom in the next hour. donald trump and hillary clinton traded salacious charges about past scandals discussing health care, defense, and trade in the second presidential debate. we will recap the personal attacks and the policies. up.: mexican peso moving the number two currency forecaster, the u.s. dollar is not buying whatever the out