david smith. javier bat. arshod. >> chairman brinkman: if you are in the overflow room and you heard your name, please come up. go ahead. >> i've been driving since '97. i defaulted on my medallion. [please stand by] >> you guys didn't do anything about uber and lyft. you let them take over the situation and punishing the medallion. it's a terrible proposal. do the right thing, buy them all back. i'm sorry, what else can i say. i'm disgusted with the divide and con -- conquer. you're as bad as the trump people. >> good afternoon. i've been a cab driver over 25 years. i personally want to thank five supervisors who supported us. i wholeheartedly really appreciate them. i had a chance to come across her and i would beg to differ. the proposal she said death to the cab drivers. they're discriminating from one class of people to another. i bought the medal on, $250,000. it would give me more income at the airport but i don't want that. he paid money and bought a medallion he should be able to do that. if somebody

we showed david smith, a property lawyer, our findings. see what that contract is about to do a viewing would be quite likely to be seen by professional people in the property sector is unreasonable and unfair behaviour and therefore is very likely to be an offence under consumer protections. fli nto ns consumer protections. flintons deny any wrongdoing, saying they do not take fees for viewings and any payment is taken when people say they wish to take the property. they say holding deposits are always non—refundable and they do not see any purpose in taking deposits if you could get it went back their money back. they also said that eve ryo ne money back. they also said that everyone in the report were made aware that deposits were not refundable and they do not agree with the alleged version of events. that was from the victoria derbyshire programme. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news. the family of a woman and daughter shot and killed by their abusive father call for a national campaign to

. >> marine corporal david smith was honorably discharged and went to college on the g.i.ut was haunted by the invisible wounds of war. >> i tried to bury them in alcohol>>. i felt like if i had no feeling in life and if i pushed away all my friends and family, than what was the point in continuing on? i took a loaded shotgun and i put it in my mouth. >>>> at that moment, he thought of a friend who committed suicide a year earlier. >> i remember the effect it had on his friends and family, and i vividly remembered how much i cried during his funeral. >> so smith put down the gun, went into counseling, and one month later joined president bush and at dozens of other wounded warriors for a three-day mountain bike ride known as the w 100 k. cool.is really you are on mountain bikes with the former president meeting people, sharing experiences. there is so much healing taking place at the same time. >> i had a chance to write twice. the lieutenant colonel had been a competitive cyclist and runner in his former years, and it became a critical part of his recovery. >> to figure o

he's good friends with david smith and was supportive of that merger.hese mergers. it all seems very subjective. the regulators keep coming out with these lawsuits would be matter how many times they fail. >> part of strong markets is markets believing administrations will stay out of the way, and if companies want to merge, they will merge. i think it's a big mistake and too much rhetoric from the president on the two words i hate most of, and that's anti-trust. >> mr. president, if you are watching, everyone at baron's has been talking about how big your crowd was. dave were stan lee was aer which are you figure guy. he loved fox news and was always gracious about coming on. here he is talking about what made his marvel comic heroes so different. there was something that made your characters different. what was it in the. >> i would like to think we played up the personality and characterization and maybe some other comic books. i tried to give all the characters frailties and foibles, and they had problems and they weren't perfect. it was easy for me

we showed david smith, a property lawyer, ourfindings., to do a viewing, would be quite likely to be seen by professional people in the property sector as unreasonable and unfair behaviour, and therefore is very likely to be an offence under the consumer protection from unfair trading regulations. david also pointed to guidance saying that, to require a deposit from a prospective tenant before they have been given the opportunity to inspect the property or the tenancy agreements, could constitute an aggressive practice and therefore be unlawful. and what's more, the property ombudsman, a regulatory body, told us that: no monies should be charged to allow a tenant to view a property so our view is that the agent is not treating the tenant fairly and we would not expect them to ask for any monies to allow a viewing to proceed. in response to our film, labour said they are calling for tighter regulation. the example that you have brought forward is really dreadful. i can't help but think that is the tip of the iceberg. we'll never really kno

we showed david smith, a property lawyer, ourfindings.hat they do not charge any fees for viewings, and payment is only taken when a person confirms that they wish to take the property. they say that their holding deposits are always non—refundable and that they don‘t believe there would be any purpose in taking deposits if you could get your money back. flintons also told us that all the people in our reports were made aware that their deposits were not refundable and that they don‘t agree with the alleged version of events. the headlines on bbc news... two brothers whose mother and sister were killed by their abusive father call for a national campaign to focus on the impact of controlling behaviour in cases of domestic violence. donald trump‘s former lawyer pleads guilty to lying to congress in relation to the russia inquiry — the president responds saying he‘s a "weak" person trying to seek a reduced sentence. confusion over a brexit tv debate between two party leaders — theresa may accepts the bbc‘s proposal, butjeremy corbyn prefers

disgraced criceters steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft could be back playing sooner thanrlier this year for ball—tampering during the series with south africa. cricket australia is considering a formal request from the players union to end their bans early, and a decision is expected this week. and the five—time world darts champion raymond van barneveld is to retire from the sport. the dutchman, who's known as barney, will call it quits after the pdc world championship in 2020. he's one of only three players to have won five titles, but says he can no longer keep up with other players. it will be sad to see him go. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are laura hughes, political correspondent at the ft and former fleet street editor eve pollard. let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the daily telegraph leads on the failure of tory brexiteers to unseat the prime minister — despite previous predictions that a vote of no confidence would be he

quick look at the other sports stories making the headlines today: australian cricketers steve smith, davidball—tampering lifted or shortened. smith and warner were suspended for 12 months and bancroft for nine in south africa in march. the players‘ union wanted the punishments lifted, saying they'd suffered enough, but cricket australia said it wouldn't be appropriate. laura davies will be a vice captain for the european team at next year's solheim cup at gleneagles. she holds the record for appearances and points scored in the competition and will support captain catriona matthew in september alongside suzann pettersen and kathryn imrie. a month after winning the chicago marathon, mo farah has confirmed he will make another attempt to win the london marathon next april. he finished third last year, in his first race over the distance since quitting the track. and wales' lauren price is guaranteed at least a bronze medal at the women's world boxing championships in delhi, she beat the pole elzbieta worchick in her middleweight quarter—final on a spilt decision. the chief executive of the p

. >> i am david smith of the guardian. do you think that donald trump , whateel vindicated that he said about the migrant caravan moving to the border and all of the racially divisive rhetoric, will you feel like that worked and allowed him to declare victory, and will he pursue the same strategy in 2020, and does that mean things will turn ugly? >> i think he will feel vindicated whatever happens. i think that is one of the problems with donald trump as a leader. think that it has not been a surprise how he ran in the primaries on immigration. it has been an issue for him. i think the biggest issue in this election was the anti-trump and approach out. democrats care about health care, republicans care about -- they are most interested in immigration. i do not think it is going away and a divided government, again the president is going to use his executive powers to do thing in that -- things in that area, and i do not think it is an issue he will back away from. >> if you ask it is going to get ugly -, i think it will be

. >> i'm david smith of the guardian. do you think donald trump will vindicated that what he migrant caravan moving to the border and will he feel ric, in the midterm that workd and allowed him to declare victory? he just pursue the same strategy in 2020? turn hat mean things will ugly? >> i think he'll feel vindicated whatever happens. think that is one of the problems that -- with donald as a leader. >> look, i think it hasn't been surprise donald trump ran in the primary on immigration, it's been issue for him. think the biggest issue in this election was trump, pro-trump, anti-trump. cared about rats healthcare, republicans most interested in immigration. i don't think immigration is going away and divided government, president will use executive power to do things in that area, as he has already. an issue he will not back away from. >> henry? it will get ugly as consequence of something trump will do? will be ugly anyway. you cannot underestimate the hatred and athing, felt for donald trump underestimate what the for

. >> i am david smith of the guardian. do you think that donald trump will feel vindicated that, what he said about the migrant caravan moving to the border and all of the racially divisive rhetoric, will he feel that that worked in the midterms and allowed him to declare victory, and if so, will he pursue the same strategy in a 20 and does that mean that things will get ugly? >> i think he will feel vindicated whatever happens. [laughter] i think that is the problems with donald trump as a leader. >> i think that it has not been a surprise how he ran in the primaries on immigration. it has been an issue for him. i think the biggest issue in this election was pro-trump and anti-trump. democrats care about health care, republicans were more interested in immigration. i do not think it is going away and a divided government, again the president is going to use some of his executive powers to do things in that area, and i don't think it is an issue that he will back away from. >> if you ask it is going to get ugly, i think it

the australian cricketers steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft won't have their bans liftedned. that's what the player union wanted after a review found that the culture within cricket australia may have contrinuted to their actions. smith and warner were suspended for 12 months and bancroft for nine for ball—tampering in south africa in march. the players‘ union wanted the punishments lifted, saying they'd suffered enough, but cricket australia said it wouldn't be appropriate. bancroft will be eligible to return next month but smith and warner have four months still to serve. great britain are still searching for their first win at this years champions trophy, after being held to a 2—2 draw byjapan. tess howard scored her first international goal to help the reigning 0lympic champions to an early 2—0 lead. but japan fought back to take a point, leaving britain fourth in the table with two group games remaining. they face the netherlands next — it's their first meeting since the rio final two years ago. laura davies will be a vice captain for the european team at next year's

disgraced criceters steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft could all be back playing sooner thanrlier this year for ball—tampering during the series with south africa. cricket australia is considering a formal request from the player‘s union to end their bans early — and a decision is expected this week. gareth southgate says harry kane is the best goalscorer in world football. kane scored the winner as england beat croatia 2—1 to progress to the finals of the nations league next summer. it marked the end of a brilliant year for england, spearheaded by southgate and his captain. i think ithink in i think in terms of harry, he is the best goal—scorer in the world, frankly. he is our main penalty taker, he is our leader and in 98% of the games, his hold—up play and everything else he brings as well as his goal—scoring is critical. not so good though for northern ireland, who were beaten 2—1 by austria with the last kick of the game in belfast. they‘ve lost all four of their nations league matches and have been relegated from their group alongside the republic of ireland who face de

david represents will smith. and the three others said they couldn't disagree more. >> he's never had any kind of disciplinary problem. >> reporter: that was the same argument the defense attorneys made. they are expected backn court for a preliminary hearing as soon as friday. back to you. >> thank you. >>> jury selection appears to be off to a slow start in the tri of the man in charlottesville. he is accused of kling heather hayier and others. fields i o fromo and had been known in high school to have a fascination withtl and aziism. histtorneys say jurors will hear evidence and he thought he had been acting in self-defense. >>> coming up, a police force in mourning. an officer killed in the line of duty. they lay their lives down all the time. my hrt is broken. >> reaction from the victim's family. and the growing tribute outside thestolice ion. >>> plus a warning for women. the potential link between breast implants and cancer. >>> we know how tough it is to sit in traffic. are thereore m >>> the rain is the

david. [laughter] adam smith proved this, this is not up for debate. in the might end up being like george bush sr. where tariffs, steel and aluminum tariffs were tried early in the administration. they found it didn't work, and they lifted them. ultimately, bush went on to system success in that realm. to some success in that realm. tariffs are taxes. >> gary b., i'll point out that those fang stocks, all of them, now in correction territory, down 10 or even 20% in some cases, number one. and the question about apple, you bring up apple and china. apple is not subject to the tariff fight yet. but people are looking -- >> exactly. >> -- toward the end of the year and thinking, you know what? who's next? apple and their iphone imports, and what is china going to do to retaliate against apple, and what will it do to retaliate against manufacturing -- >> i'm not going to let you guys all pile up -- >> in china? [laughter] >> bulls and bears friend gary, he's bringing up some interesting points. notably, these tariffs just aren't that much of a big deal ye

talent that existed throughout the 18th century in which the humming engine room is adam smith, the philosopher david hume. intellectually they are part of the enlightenment but that process also includes other great figures with adam ferguson, the beginnings of english literature developing in scotland, a story i tell in the book. harkening the great chemists, astonishing things. they are all, interestingly, figures in conversation directly or indirectly with each other. we focus on human and smith, they are two of the most distinguished people who ever lived. i was given an award for best supporting actor, it would go to david hume. not just one of the most deepest and brilliant philosophers ever to write in the english language, and lively figure. a marvelous moment when david hume having published his treatise of human nature, one of the greatest treatises on human nature and history, recasting these ideas into a series -- really quite successful and fell -- sell very well. he will write the history of england and that is an absolute smash hit. basically in many ways shut up shop and get on with

l-a fire pilots david nordquist and joel smith were doing a water drop when they got a call for a rescue nearby. they navigated a complex landing scenario on a ridge crowded with buildings, vehicles, and wires. with their fuel supply dwindling, they braved a thickening smoke column and reached the trapped victims.

but bottom line, they say if the president is with senator hyde-smith, then so are they. david? >> and we'll be watching the race tonight. tom llamas reporting in from mississippi. >>> there was a bombshell report on climate change from 13 u.s. agencies put out the day after thanksgiving, when millions of americans were still marking the holiday. but in that report, it warns about farming in the midwest and future floods and fires in the u.s. and tonight, our jon karl asking the president, does he believe it? >> reporter: president trump today dismissed the report written by scientists from 13 federal agencies and released by his administration the day after thanksgiving. it's a report that warns climate change is already taking a toll. record wildfires in california, stronger hurricanes, crop failures in the midwest. the report bluntly warns of more to come, including threats to "air quality and the transmission of disease", and says if steps aren't taken to limit the release of carbon into the atmosphere, the economic consequences will be devastating. a 10% loss to the economy

happened during a test match against south africa in march and led to bans for then captain steve smith, david interim chair say‘s they'll now be working to earn back the trust of the cricket community and are determined to make the sport stronger. thank you. more sport later in the programme. we've heard lots about russian attempts to influence politics in the us and over here, during the eu referendum and our general election last year. but a new analysis seen by this programme of more than nine million tweets sent by russian—linked accounts has revealed something else. a primary tactic of russian twitter trolls or bot accounts is to stoke divisions over islam. experts at the research group demos say activity from these accounts spiked around the time of the london and manchester terror attacks last year. tweets that were sent included these: these tweets and others like them were shared thousands of times. before we discuss this, here's alex krasodomski—jones from demos to explain what a bot is and how they work. a bot is an automated twitter account. it might look like a real person, but i

we showed david smith, a property lawyer, ourfindings.r trading regulations. flintons deny any wrongdoing. they have told us that they do not charge any fees for viewings, and payment is only taken when a person confirms that they wish to take the property. they say that their holding deposits are always non—refundable and that they don't believe there would be any purpose in taking deposits if you could get your money back. flintons also told us that all the people in our reports were made aware that their deposits were not refundable and that they don't agree with the alleged version of events. morn that news that michael cohen has pleaded guilty to lying to congress, this is in relation to the russia inquiry. now, coen admitted misleading law makers about a real estate project in russia, he appeared unexpectedly at a court in manhattan, in august he pleaded guilty to violates finance laws in the presidential election by handling hush money for mr trump's alleged lover, this is the latest twist in the special counsel's investigation int

l-a-f-d pilots david nordquist and joel smith were conducting a water drop ...ll for a rescue nearby. with their fuel supply dwindling, they braved a thickening smoke column... and pushed forward to their target. they navigated a complex landing. then upon landing, smith got out and ran to the trapped civilians and animals -- including a large and very frightened dog which did not want to get on the helicopter. the department released this video of the rescue along with comments praising the heroism of nordquist and smith. next at 8 a father gets the flu shot...a week later he's in the hospital. the disorder that doctors describe as extremely rare. and coming up in sports, kevin durant has to pay up for a dust-up with a fan. details on why the nba is hitting him with a fine. sent to the hospital days after getting his flu shot. his wife believes the vaccine is the cause of his illness. (ken) but doctors say it's actually a rare immune response. mahsa saeidi (say-ee-dee) spoke to a doctor about the reaction. the morgan family has been busy getting ready for the h

l-a-f-d pilots david nordquist and joel smith were conducting a water drop when they got a call for anearby. with their fuel supply dwindling, they braved a thickening smoke column and pushed forward to their target. they navigated a tough landing scenario on a ridge crowded with buildings, vehicles, and antennae. upon landing, smith got out and ran to the trapped people and animals -- including a large and very scared dog that didn't want to get in the chopper.. the dog eventually got in to the chopper and pilots flew them to safety. (vicki) it was an early thanksgiving meal for a group of bears in north carolina. the furry creatures broke into a high school student's car to chow down on a sweet treat.(ken) reporter kimberly king explains it appears the bears were drawn by the smell of chocolate.. nat sound"i don't know if you can see this but there's a bear inside my bleep car right now, he's literally in the seat."16-year-old tc roberson junior lilly thurmond used her cell as a mama and 3 cubs got at a box of sweet smelling chocolate bars inside her prius."i just don't even underst

david wright. >> reporter: republican cindy hyde-smith, the first woman to ever represent mississippi in congress, once again taking heat for where she appears to stand on the state's racist past. the latest controversy, exposed this weekend by the jackson free press when they reported she went to high school at an all-white segregation academy. they published this yearbook photo. years later she sent her daughter to a similar school. her campaign calling the allegations "a new low." this after a separate photo came to light on her own facebook page. the republican senator seen here wearing a confederate army cap at the home of jefferson davis. the caption, mississippi history at its best and there's a video of her joking with a supporter. >> if he invited me to a public hanging, i'd be on the front row. >> reporter: hyde-smith later apologizing. >> there was no ill will, no intent whatsoever. >> reporter: after that video went viral, several corporations asked her to return their campaign donations. >> how embarrassing is cindy hyde-smith? >> reporter: democrat mike espy is hoping to become the

scottish enlightenment was that talent that a existed from which the engine room is adam smith and his great mentor david so intellectually that includes those other great figures and there is a story that i tell in the book and then the great geologist in the great chemist these are astonishing traits. and interestingly we are figures in conversation directly or indirectly with each other because they are the most distinguished people ever. not just one of the deepest philosophers ever but also wildly funny and engaging so with having published his treatise with philosophy ever to some success but not enough it cast these ideas. so then to write a history and then to make a total fortune and the joy is that to write to the seventh volume. too fast, too lazy and too rich and all of those over the years it takes david hume to put it into words. but also of course, and then they grew to be quite close friends and then to pay a handsome tribute. that mister burke is the only man but this communication not passing between us and between the two men and of course, they have more in common the most insightful

and i am now honored to invite arnold schwarzenegger, david axlerod, steve smith and the moderator to lead us on a division to bridging the partisan divide. please help me welcome to the stage the four giants of american politics. [applause] >> as a member of the press, bonnie understood what we did. it was an honor to cover someone, a democrat who worked for a republican governor, the embodiment of what we're here to talk about today which is bridging the partisan divide, here with two of the most respected political analysts in the country. i have to start out today with the news, i think, we had the headline this morning about explosive devices being found in the homes of the clintons, president obama, george soros, james brennan, eric holder and representative maxine waters. so let's start there. i'd like to hear your reaction, governor, and steve and david, and your response to the suggestion that this attack is maybe the direct result of the level of vitriol and partisanship that this country is going through right now. governor, your thoughts? >> i think that number one, partis

reporting in national landing to be, david culver, news 4. >> now, jbg smith owns the building sin et is in. they tell us arts and culturals organizatire key components to a thriving mixed usey communitand we continue to explore opportunities for the theater to relocate within national landing later on, david will explain how the theater company hopes to collaborate with the tech giant. >>> jim and wendy, the founder, smith, is helping them find a new home meanwhile. >>> also, dramatic change coming to northern virginia. >> thank you, erika. leon, news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> right now at 5:00. making the case. the emotional testimony as the trial of a man who drove a car into a crowd in charlottesville gets under way. >> also, buyer beware. the warning from police after a string of robberies tt are connected to online apps. their advice to keep you safe. >> a pour with a purpose. aem local winery acing a political message. >>hi wasngton, d.c. it kind of comes with the climate andhe territory. >> asking you to sip for statehood. >>> and good evening everybody. important new ev

david wright with the details. >> reporter: republican cindy hyde-smith, the first woman ever to represent mississippi in congress, is once again taking heat for where she appears to stand on the s's etetaosisedac this weekend when the "jackson free press" reported she went to high school at an all-white segregation academy and published this yearbook photo. years later she sent her daughter to a similar school. hyde-smith's campaign calls the allegations a new low. this after a separate photo came to light on her own facebook page. the republican senator seen here wearing a confederate army cap at the home of jefferson davis. the caption, "mississippi history at its best!" and there is a video of her joking with a supporter. >> if he invited me to a public hanging, i'd be on the front row. >> reporter: hyde-smith later apologized. >> there was no ill will, no intent whatsoever. >> reporter: after the video went viral several corporations asked her to return their campaign donations. >> how embarrassing is cindy hyde-smith? >> reporter: democrat mike espy isecome the state's first black senator since h breconsint

david asman. joining me, gary b. smith, mike murphy, charlie english and charlie gasparino gas.ang what do you think about this? >> the fed said the key thing i take out of it, the fed said they're going to look at the data. they are not saying we'll keep hiking regardless. as long as data, economic data supports higher rates, i think a few quarter point rate hikes will not derail this economy at all. david: we did end stillst that , right? >> absolutely. we were up over 500 points yesterday. to get the no selloff or give-back with the volatility throughout october, to have no selloff after yesterday's huge rally i think is a big plus for the bulls. >> i don't think the fed should matter that much of itself to be honest with you. that is what scares me a little bit about this. economy is doing great. we're having marginally higher interest rates. like a real investor put their money in treasury bonds, instead of stocks, from a little tiny increase on fed funds rate, mild unwind of long end when fed unwinding the portfolio, which means it sells bonds, interest rates go up, right?

l-a-f-d pilots david nordquist and joel smith were conducting a water drop when they got a call for atheir fuel supply dwindling, they braved a thickening smoke column and pushed forward to their target. they navigated a complex landing scenario on a ridge crowded with buildings, vehicles, and antennae. after landing, smith got out and ran to the trapped civilians and animals -- including a large and very scared dog that didn't want to get on the helicopter. the department released this video of the rescue along with comments praising nordquist and smith's heroism. (pam) (pam) feeding people in need over the thanksgiving holiday is something an oakland city employee has been doing for nearly 30 years.(ken) she is now nearing retirement -- but tells kron4's haaziq madyun that the free thanksgiving groceries program will continue... it starts with a hug...nat/sot nat/sot"same to you"...then arms filled with free holiday groceries are placed into a vehicle of someone in need this thanksgiving here at the

david asman. joining me, gary b. smith, mike murphy, charlie english and charlie gasparino gas.at do you think about this? >> the fed said the key thing i take out of it, the fed said they're going to look at the data. they are not saying we'll

the australian cricketers steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft won‘t have their bans liftede contributed to their actions. smith and warner were suspended for 12 months and bancroft for nine for ball—tampering in south africa in march. the players‘ union wanted the punishments lifted, saying they‘d suffered enough, but cricket australia said it wouldn‘t be appropriate. that‘s all the sport for now. now it is time for ask this. you‘ve been sending us your questions about brexit following that announcement of the draft withdrawal agreement between the uk and the eu and the ensuing political turmoil. i‘m joined byjohn springford, deputy director of the independent think tank, the centre for european reform and joe owen associate director at the institute for government — who‘s been looking into whitehall‘s preparation for brexit. starting off with an e—mail which says... i understand that parliament is falling out over the deal agreed by theresa may last week but i don‘t know what the deal agreed was, can you tell me this? well... have you read it first of all? it is 580 pages

smith, owen paterson there. and peter lilley amongst that group. davide hour that passes, it increases the chance that she is out of the woods. yes, i think the problem with this is, as you say, there is no moment she can totally relax because this is an ongoing process. it has been going on for several months with one or two letters going in and we are never entirely sure, but it does seem slightly perplexing having been told for weeks that they are close to getting to this number, this trigger point of 48, that after last week, that fanfare from jacob rees—mogg, that fanfare from jacob rees—mogg, that there haven‘t been these letters going in order get them over the line. all i can tell you at the moment is that iain duncan smith, a leading brexiteer, former party leader, and owen paterson, former northern ireland secretary, and david tribble have gone into number ten to see the prime minister, they hope, in order to speak to her about what they think the solution would be as an alternative to this thorny problem of the irish backstop, trying to stop t

. ♪ scarlet: it is monday after all, and bill and ryan smith our david weston on deal to buy illion qualtricske a listen. 13 1/2 timesice is 2019 revenues which is consistent with the benchmark cloud companies in this environment. so that's number one. growing at they're 40% on a year over year basis, pristine cloud company and the experienced management category that is growing. s.a.p. is also growing our business in the cloud by 40%. you combine two 40% companies, oh, my goodness, this growth story in the enterprise application software industry and the cloud. one other thing. ryan has 9,500 customers, ok, 450,000.as got we're operating in 193 countries 22% of his revenue is outside of the u.s. views all over the global economy and see what you get. e also go to market in 25 industries, so we have 15,000 alespeople in 25 industries that are now selling qualtrics fuse.e, let that grow a can be with case yan with his growth rate out into the future. at an analyst call, i told them fastest software company in the world in the cloud. count on us for double digit growth.evenue number flee, total

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mcdaniel voters like david magee here, ultimately if it were to get to a runoff between espy and hyde-smithvote for? this is what he told us yesterday. >> i'm voting for chris mcdaniel. you asked me who i'll vote for if -- first of all, mcdaniel will be in the runoff, but for hypothetical purposes. >> for hypothetical purposes, you're going to vote for chris mcdaniel, but if it's cindy hyde-smith and mike espy, who do you vote for? >> let me tell you this, i haven't decided yet. >> reporter: craig, david has about 1,000 to 1,200 cattle that he raises that go through his operation every year. he says his industry is doing well. he's happy with the economy and how it's impacting him and his family, and he says that despite his support of the president of the united states, who backed cindy hyde-smith in this runoff here, he said that ultimately he's going to vote for chris mcdaniel. he said his vote is up in the air, which when you talk to many people across mississippi, the question mark is just three weeks after this tuesday who ultimately would come out, and could a democrat like doug jone

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statement saying obviously senator hyde-smith was making a joke and clearly the video was selectively edited. back with me, charlie dent, hilary rosen and david swerdlick. so sorry i had to get to the break. hilary, hyde-smith's campaign says she was making a joke. this is mississippi we're talking about, a state with a history of voter suppression. what's your response? >> my response is it's not funny. and she didn't actually look like she was joking in that video. she looked like she was dead serious and when we've seen the history we've seen with these republican secretaries of state in mississippi and in georgia, you know, it is believable. that is what they are trying to do, is stop people from voting. we've seen it time and time again and in this election, it is heartbreaking because these races are so close. there's a huge upswing in turnout from low voting public and these republicans just want to stop people from voting. as much as they say that they think that you know, they're living in a great democracy, they don't really like this democracy very much. >> david, when she says, this is a quote, "liberal folks in those other school

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. ♪ ♪ david: this is "bulls and bears," i'm david asman, jonas maxer if race, dagen mcdonnell, gary b. smithnathan hoenig. a rocky day for the markets as concern grows over whether president trump can reach a trade deal with china. now, the president trying to the ease those fears this afternoon. take a listen. >> spoke with president xi yesterday. they very much want to make a deal. i think we'll make a deal with china, and i think it'll be a very fair deal for everybody, but it will be a good deal for the unit

i mean there was in the receipt in the even david dimbleby didn't say anything even to say this was regis elias and smith has gone on for the last two and a half he is quite interesting that you know i mean remember ajah queues of saying it was a zionist complete loan but it went around the world globally the simple fact is until jeremy coleman came lida he's forty five years important nearly i live nine hundred forty five you have nearly forty is involved and no one ever suggested that jeremy was anti semitic any more than anyone did about me he calls we've campaigned or had on a spit tolerance we've oppose racism sexism and he semitism i mean when i was accused me and i said to journey in my is a smear anti semitic incidents in london were cut by half on the boris johnson they doubled want it was about why that was but these lies go on and on i mean it's like i say it's not just us i mean back in one nine hundred thirty three when president roosevelt introduced benefit. the unemployed the right wing press are saying it's the first step to communism and the nine hundred forty five election year churchil

certainly there will be discussed reason made from mark smith the political analyst john white and also the u.k. independence party any pain david kopel. our reaching out to russia was in the form of a mother there eating out a constitution child then promising said cheryl that it will be forgiven if it was to change its ways this is not the way to effect an approach more with any country and less western governments start to see the world through russia's eyes and understand how russia sees things then there will be no meeting of minds and this will just go into the box marked internet or western governments must start to learn sooner rather than later and that they must also listen as well as speak we should be diverted to to make keep friendship with russia and make sure that the three were appropriately bought in the future rather than make things more difficult we should try and try and lose all these things that quietly without shaking a big state why we need to be more sensible and now these are larger we need to do trade with russia if you do that that's the way to to move forward quite talking is probably better than un

. ♪ ♪ david: this is "bulls and bears," i'm david asman, jonas maxer if race, dagen mcdonnell, gary b. smithy day for the markets as concern grows over whether president trump can reach a trade deal with china. now, the president trying to the ease those fears this afternoon. take a listen. >> spoke with president xi yesterday. they very much want to make a deal. i think we'll make a deal with china, and i think it'll be a very fair deal for everybody, but it will be a good deal for un