manufacturing in europe and asia, there by slowing international shipping demand joining us now, david ross i have to say there was not a lot of encouraging headlines out of this report and earnings call what is most important to you now at least for the fedex forward looking outlook? >> after the decline and seeing the drop since 2009, their package drop was up year after year they took the guidance down at the midpoint and have to reflex the drop from there. what they are seeing ahead is most concerning to us. it means a drop in volume. fedex has been vesting for growth as they vest for growth, that will lead to the margin squeeze in the near to immediate yes, term >> fedex is looking to amazon in a near way now it is a competitor how much does that change the landscape for fed ex >> i don't think it changes it too much the past couple of years, they've been deemphasizing amazon and saying most of their business did not come from amazon to begin with the decision to walk away from amazon on the express side and the ground side this summer is creating the challenges and gap that needs to b

my name is david ross and i live one door down from george.ould like to voice my support for this project. we love living on our little block. i just really feel bad for them, for what happened. they have just been trying to build a forever home for their family. all they have done, and it is disappointing that they have had such a negative range. our experience on this trait has been awesome, we love this area if regular people are not able to update our old housing stock. the only people that are going to be undertake these type of things, look at what these people are going through here, the only people who are going to build houses are going to be contractors building a spec home that are super unaffordable and these big mega mansions. this is all best intent for these people to build a house, that they can live in. that was it. we are going to have our first child, in a couple of weeks, on this street. we are super excited to have another family who is living there, as opposed to the stalled out construction project that is just going on

>> and 22 years after he landed the role of ross, david schwimmer earned rave reviews for his portrayal of robert kardashian in 2016's "the people versus o.j. simpson." but how do you celebrate 25 years of an iconic sitcom? for starters the central perk couch is on a global tour. movie theaters across the country are holding special screenings. and check out this pop-up installation in new york where that was pretty funny. >> who is that? >> it's joey. >> the pop-up is also where we met up with some famous friends of "friends." heads up bingalings. it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god! >> it said fast talking new

>> and 22 years after he landed the role of ross, david schwimmer earned rave reviews for his portrayalrobert kardashian in 2016's "the people versus o.j. simpson." for starters the cy trare holdi screenings. and check out this pop-up installation in new york where die-hard fans can recreate some classic "friends" moments. >> having a turkey on my head, that was pretty funny. >> who is that? >> it's joey. >> the pop-up is also where we met up with some famous friends of "friends." heads up bingalings. it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god! >> it said fast talking new yorker and i read the scene and i saw that it said moose and squirrel, squirrel and moose. >> or you can mix and match. >> i heard her in my head. i thought, okay, that's where i'm going. >> and james michael tyler, aka, gunther. >> did you actually serve real coffee? >> those were normally real lattes. i never made them. for the rest of the background actors those were pretty much empty cups. >> this couch is so comfortable. these days this is part of the warner brothers back lot tour. this is one of the main attractions of t

. >> we had auditioned david for a previous pilot as we started writing this script, we thought you know who would be good for rossfor i guess >> there was something about his expression and his delivery and this guy who was sort of a victim of the world that we just loved. just loved it. >> oh, oh, oh, my butt check is waking up. oh. okay. thank you very much. >> what's going on? >> oh, oh, oh. so great. >> lisa kudrow came into the audition and nailed it. she just nailed it. >> oh my god, don't do that. >> what, what, what? >> that man across the street just kicked that pigeon. >> lisa had made appearances on "mad about you." >> my partner jeffrey clergy was working on "mad about you". >> one iced tea and one nice cool bowl of water. >> when we were writing this script, he said oh, you have to, phoebe is lisa kudrow. when you see her, you won't want to see anybody else. >> when i'm with a woman, i need to know i'm going out with more people than she is. >> can you stop yelling? you're making me nervous and -- lau[ laughter ] >> how are you doing? >> i auditioned about i guess five or six times. >> matt leblanc w

>> we had auditioned david schwimmer for a previous pilot as we started writing this script we thought, you know who would be good for rossd be great for this. >> i guess they remembered me. ♪ >> oh, dear. >> there was something about his expression and his delivery and this guy who was sort of a victim of the world that we just loved, just loved it. >> ooh! ooh! >> ooh! it's waking up. >> okay. thank you very much. >> what's going on? oh! oh! oh! >> that's so great! >> lisa kudrow, she came into the audition and nailed it. she just nailed it. >> oh, my god! don't do that! >> what, what, what? >> that man across the street just kicked that pigeon. >> lisa had made appearances on "mad about you." ♪ ♪ >> my partner jeffrey cleric was working on "mad about you." >> one iced tea and one nice, cool water. >> when we were writing this script he said oh, you have to -- phoebe is lisa kudrow. once you see her you're not going see anyone else. >> i was told this is the one you want to do. >> i couldn't do it. >> good for you, joey. >> when i'm with a woman i need to know that i'm going out with more people than she is. >> can you

then studies david mccloskey and diplomat dennis ross, remember israel's founding fathers. journalist caitlin moscatello, examines the rise of women ran for office. in the 2018 midterm elections. it was tough reports on the chinese lapse that are producing but now, and supreme court associate justice neil courses, reflects on his 30 year career. the sterile airing tonight on c-span twos book tv. check your program guide for more schedule information. cspan2. [inaudible conversation] [background sounds]

. ♪ david: breaking news. -- will name ross stephenson they will be charge of deals around the worlda shakeup of ubs bank. ubs is down just a fraction on the news. a big shape up in the investment bank at ubs group. we will brave you -- will give you an update as it develops. starbucks is one of the worst performers in the s&p 500, dropping the most since january as the company's outlook signal a slowdown in profit growth. kailey leinz will explain it. kailey: starbucks is saying into 2020, profit growth will be below the 10% plus range it has been in. they are not signaling any macro headwinds, basically what they are saying is it is because of one of things that will end in the next fiscal year. one of them will be a tax break that will end in october. they are also normalizing their share buybacks so you are not getting the consolidation that is boosting eps. that is why you are seeing the stock, the lows as investors realize this is major -- this is not major headwinds, but the stock has run up 50% and you are seeing a tinge of pre-pricing. david: it sounds a little like timing.

then studies david mccloskey and diplomat dennis ross, remember israel's founding fathers. journalist caitlin moscatello, examines the rise of women ran for office. in the 2018 midterm elections. it was tough reports on the chinese lapse that are producing but now, and supreme court associate justice neil courses, reflects on his 30 year career. the sterile airing tonight on c-span twos book tv. check your program guide for more schedule information. cspan2. [inaudible conversation] [background sounds] >> good afternoon everyone and thank you for coming to the session. civil rights in american issue. i am doctor sidney mcdaniels, i'm a graduate school. will have about 45 minutes for this and 15 for q&a. also i lost you at this time to place silencer phones. our sponsors for this panel are the mississippi humanities council. do we have any members from the advisory board or cancel ? thank you. and also ray harper who recently retired from congress from mississippi's third district. longtime supporter of the festival. thank you. [applause] our moderator for the session is the

david rosenthal. >> philip rosenzweig >> daniel rosetti. >> richard ross. >> norman rossnow. >> nicholas rossomando hael craig rothberg. >> donna marie rothenberg. >> mark david rothenberg. >> james michael roux >> nicholas rowe. >> edward rowenhurst >> judy worlett >> timothy roy senior. >> paul ruback. >> paul rubin. >> joann rubino. >> david ruddell. >> and my uncle, whenever people talk about you, the one thing that stands out the most is your sense of family. i know you would be proud of the amazing family you left behind in the amazing young men and women we have grown into. we love you and miss you. >> and my father, a day doesn't go by your married life fills us. we still continue a legacy, remind our children of you always. we have a new family member, your grandson. we will teach all three grandchildren that you were a great man, wonderful father and great husband to all of us. we love you forever until the end of time. god bless america. >> bart rigieeree >> susan rugerrieo >> gilbert riz >> robert russell. >> stephen russell. >> stephen ruzzin >> michael thomas russo senior. >> wayne all

david asman. joining me on the panel today jonathan hoenig, carol ross, steve moore an let's get straight to the gm plant in detroit. where do negotiations stand now? reporter: david they're happening behind closed doors a few miles away from here in downtown detroit and we're not hearing much from them. perhaps that bodes well for gm stock it was down about 4% at the closing bell yesterday today back up about 3%. the strike now, seven hours from entering day three, picketers are right now making a strike salary of just $250 a week, they admit they can't keep this up forever, but they are trusting union leaders to negotiate a deal in their best interest. i don't know about everybody else, but i rely on my healthcare, and i need it. for people to think that we're overpaid, it only takes one person whose actually worked on the assembly line to understand where we're coming from, so i am very passionate about what we're fighting for and i believe in my union and i believe in our leaders they will do the right things. reporter: so how long can general motors keep this up that's another important questi

david rosenthal. philip bartend rosenzweig. daniel rossetti. richard berry ross. gary ross. norman s. also now. onna marie rothenberg. mark david. james michael. nicholas charles alexander roe. edward v.. timothy allen roy, senior. paul ruback. ronald j. rubin. joann rubino. david and ruddle. and my uncle. whenever people talk about you the one thing that stands up to be the most is the family and i know you would be proud of the amazing family you left behind and the amazing young man and women we've grown into. we love you and we miss you. and to my father a day doesn't go by. we have a new family member, your grandson. we will teach all three grandchildren that you were a great man, wonderful father and great husband. we love you forever until the end of time. god bless america. >>> adam keith ruhalter. robert e. russell. stephen p. russell. stephen harris russin. michael thomas russo, senior. senior. wayne alan russo. william r. ruth. edward ryan. john joseph ryan. jonathan stephen ryan. matthew ryan. the tatiana ryjova. christina sunga ryook. thierry saada. jason elazr sabbag. thomas sabell

david rosenthal. >> phillip martin rosenzweig. daniel rosetti. richard barry ross. norman s.rossinow. olas rossomando. michael craig rothberg. donna marie rothenberg. >> mark david rothenberg. james michael roux. nicholas charles alexander rowe. edward rowenhorst. judy rowlett. timothy alan roy sr. paul ruback. >> ronald reuben. >> joanne rubino. david ruddle. >> and my uncle, calixo ania jr. whenever people talk about you, the one thing that stands out to me the most was your sense of family. i know you would be proud of the amazing family you left behind and the amazing young men and women we've grown into. we love you and we miss you. >> and to my father, hugo emsnay. a day doesn't go by that your memory isn't alive within us. we have a new family member, your grandson reuben senay. we will teach all three grandchildren, that you were a great man. a wonderful father and a great husband to all of us. we love you forever until the end of time. god bless america, damo papito. >> bart joseph ruggiere. susan a.ruggiero. adam ruhalter. gilbert ruiz. robert russell. stephen russell. steven

david: so cci with john malone, and the was warner-amex. brian: yeah, so go back to gus hauser and drew lewis. warner under steve ross in the old warner-amex days. there were--teleprompter was a huge company, eventually got bought by westinghoe. there was continental cable, cox cable, many other-- david: how did you get the financing to buy all these? where did the money come from? it couldn't come from the cologne and belt business, right? brian: well, two things. one, we went public in 1972. beafre that, and even r that our chief financial officer who wavice chairman of the company for a long time after that, julian brodsky, was very creative financi with my dad. so they tried limited partnerships, master limited partnerships, separate public subsidiaries. insurance companies made fixed loans that had never been done. euro converts. so they tried many different pools of capital. my dad had the foresight to know f we were going to achieve the long-term goal, we needed to issue more stock. anofso we had two classes tock, and that allowed us to think for the long term. and we've ised oillions of dollastock in addition

david. that's not diffusing the backlash of his willingness to host terrorists on u.s. toil. >>> wilbur rossned to fire top weather officials after the president's false claim that alabama might be hit by hurricane dorian was contradicted. the controversy building since mr. trump chose eshowed off a b altered map. >>> cnn learned about a mission to extract a high level russian in the government. stand by for details and how it was spurred by concerns about mr. trump's handling of classified intelligence. >>> starting impeachment. the house judiciary committee is nearing a vote to set ground rules for impeachment investigation. will it ultimately lead to a formal effort to force mr. trump out of office? >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room".

. >> susan del percio, what tim and ross and david all say here, three life long conservatives who havea democratic presidential candidate in their adult life, i think that's probably a safe assumption, is they have a theme here. which it's kind of like put on your blinders, all right? don't focus on the insults from the left. don't focus on quote, owning the libs. don't be so reactive to everything they do. focus instead on what's best for conservatism. focus instead on what's best for the movement that you believe in and instead of reacting and constantly reacting which you just keep reacting and you go down this -- you just go down a slippery slope we'll say it that has gotten one conservative in trouble after another. just focus on yourself and focus on being as repugnant to the alt-right as humanly positive to cleanse the conservative movement of the racist elements. >> that's right. i find going after the comments that donald trump makes when they're racist and xenophobic and everything else because i feel like we have to make sure that all conservatives and all republicans are no

ross fall fashion event. on now. weekend, lessee jones 52. thomas 48. pink 40. now. which david is related to a famous explorer?ppy birthday david. monday on "e.t." tom, j. lo, nicole, globe trotting from london to toronto. >> that's the way to go. >> plus kardashian expanding her $50 million empire. >> and then. >> we need to know all about your love life. >> monday on "e.t.." >> we are almost out of time but for all the late-breaking hollywood new goes to etonline.com. that's it for me in new york take it away michel. >> i got it. we're going to leave you with a good one. miss taylor swift and her video for lovers has rackwake racked 0 million youtube views and became taylor's sixth number one. enjoy the rest of this video and the rest of your weekend, everybody, ♪ ♪ >>now a new development in the case of the boat fire that killed 34 people in southern california this week. authorities served search warrants on the company that owned the scuba diving boat that caught fire. thank you for joining us tonight at 8 i'm j r stone and i'm justine waltman multiple agencies searched the company's offices and remaining

couch so we had a tour, and saw the cool stuff and then i had a chance to meet david schwimmer, who i'll continue to call rossthe cat please go watch it. ed: normally, we got adam with a cone, double cone here. what's going on over there. jedediah: adam you're getting a little sloppy i've got to say. griff: it's warm out here. >> which leads me perfect into the forecast, it's going to be warm in the eastern half of the country, 71 degrees currently in new york city, and 76, do you know what it's really hard to do , come take my ice cream cones there we go. now i can pull out the clicker and actually move these forecast graphics a little bit. it's going to be running up to 84 in new york city, 90 in cleveland 71 in memphis, a hot one here on the eastern half of the country and i came here and grabbed this because there's a couple signs, i would say we're is your dad? >> long island. >> happy birthday, dad. is he taking you out to dinner for getting on tv? >> i think we get out of it now , right? >> we had to take him to dinner >> you're definitely out of it now just bring him some ice cream home. ed: adam had

ross, thank you for that update. our government editor joining us from london. joining us now is the chairman and cio of cumberland advisors, daviddissecting the latest developments on brexit and much more on the global markets. great to have you with us. let's start with brexit because we have seen the pound seesawing. slightly higher right now, but would you at all consider getting into the u.k. at the moment when we have no clarity on what is next? david: there is no clarity, you are right about that. the coverage from bloomberg, i have been watching it in the green room, it is remarkable. winston churchill's grandson sat in that parliament just now. shery: and voted against johnson. david: i recall a quote of 947, rightin 1 after world war ii. winston churchill rose in the parliament and said it has been said that democracy is the worst system of government except for all the others. and we are seeing that tested here, remarkably so. it's impossible to forecast anything here. we have not been able to do it for three years. i would not touch it now. i would stay away and watch with great, great anticipation for the next chapte

ross talked once and i fell asleep. i'm over it. i do want to hear it. you've bugged me all night. >> i didn't say anything. >> i don't want your view about shows "happy gilmore." davidhapelle had a whole new thing come out where he told joe and he made fun of people and he was a rough. he made fun of himself. if friends bother you here's an idea, don't watch anything. [applause] greg: emily all of these people that are writing these criticisms i don't think they will ever produce anything of merit so what they do is they just sit back and tear down people who are producing it. that's all they do. >> it's like a restaurant critic they are just there to complain and. everything apart. the amount of content in existence on tv and in life it boggles my mind that everyone is focused on an old show that's having its anniversary on netflix and that's why everyone is freaking out. i've never watched it. and really care for but why can't that the beatitude? whatever. [applause] >> i don't think people are actually offended. as we know the media -- greg: it's true, it's true. i watched a bit of friends. i thought it was weird when ross did join the kkk. >> that was joey. >> c

ross. yes for less. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight president trump calling off secret peace talks with the taliban. the president scrapping the extraordinary meeting at camp david after the taliban took credit for a deadly attack in afghanistan that killed a dozen people, including an american soldier. the reaction to these developments. what this could mean for his withdraw plan. >>> race for the white house. our abc news/"washington post" poll out this morning showing the shifting landscape. who is leading the pack among the democratic contenders. >> i would vote for a ham sandwich over donald trump. >> we break down the numbers ahead of this week's critical debate. >>> humanitarian crisis. the rush to help survivors of hurricane dorian in the bahamas. conditions quickly deteriorating. >> this boat is here to take you to nassau. okay? >> the massive everetts to evacuate the disaster zone and evacuate those away as we see the extent of the damage from outer islands. >>> racetrack crash. the moment a formula three driver goes airborne, flips twice and lands on a fence. how he managed to walk away. >>> and serena stunner. the champ taken down by a 19-year-old te

ross involved in trade talks was spotted with his eyes closed several times during the speech. trade talks are expected to continue between the u.s. and china in the coming weeks. >> shannon: david, thank you. after the break our power panel is back with a lot more to talk about on this impeachment push. plus fox news exclusive. chris wallace sits down with iran's president and has some interesting things to say. then we will get live reaction from the special representative for ironic, ryan hook.s. we will be here alive. at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some medications only treat the lows or the highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic and mixed episodes of bipolar i. full-spectrum relief of all symptoms. with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, may be permanent. side effects may not appear fo

ross. yes for less. >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight president trump calling off secret peace talks with the taliban. the president scrapping the extraordinary meeting at camp daviddeadly attack in afghanistan that killed a dozen people, including an american soldier. the reaction to these developments. what this could mean for his withdraw plan. >>> race for the white house. our abc news/"washington post" poll out this morning showing the shifting landscape. who is leading the pack among the democratic contenders. >> i would vote for a ham sandwich over donald trump. >> we break down the numbers ahead of this week's critical debate. >>> humanitarian crisis. the rush to help survivors o

ross. >> it tastes like feet >> and phoebe. ♪ smelly cat smelly cat what ar they feeding you ♪ >> a fictional friendship formed by creators marta kaufman and davidn new york >> the core of the show was always that it's about that time in your life when your "friends" are your family. >> was that a hard sell, what was the reaction to that. >> as simple as it was, it was something that was not on television yet, and i think that's what made it exciting. >> while the idea may have been simple, finding the right cast was not. it took months. >> we made an offer to courtney cox, we wanted her to play rachel, she wanted to play monica there was a readjustment there. >> remind us during that time, were these well known performers. >> matt leblanc was on his last $11 when he got the part. >> courtney cox shared this photo after they shot the pilot but before it aired. fame would quickly follow taking the actors by surprise, seen in this 1994 interview with katie couric. >> it's the number two new comedy. >> really? >> yeah, did you know that >> from the beginning, the question sewn into the fabric. >> we were on a break. we were on a break we were on a

ross fall fashion event. on now. >>cardinal an orlando taking on the 17th ranked the ucf knights there's head coach david shaw playing central florida in orlando is a challenge that place gets rocking ucf didn't waste any time quickly up 14 to nothing night. qb dillon gabriel. >>to ensure a speech. touchdown nice, ucf up 21 set seconds into the 4th ucf of 38 to 10 changing because still. in for the 24 yard touchdown, stanford call on their way back but still trailed 3817. moments later gabriel, find a wide open jake has caulk for the touchdown, you see a pop up now 4517 under 2 minutes left in the 4th. you see a ball. touchdown stanford. but it was too little the 2, 8 stanford falls do you see a 45 to 27 that is your final stanford will host the 15 th-ranked oregon ducks. next week. and the 24 th-ranked usc trojans taking the byu cougars 4th quarter usc up 2420 cougars quarterback. jack wilson with 3 option that's a touchdown byu 2724 less than 2 minutes left in the game usc's chase grass 52 yard field goal. all tied at 27. the what you would score a field goal in overtime to give them the lead now last chance for us