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david: many thanks, deborah. right to have you with us.till ahead, my interview with ups ceo david abney. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: breaking news across the bloomberg. the european union says it is ready to consider a time limit on the irish brexit backdrop. they did not want to time limit when theresa may was prime minister. now they say they will consider it. ups this morning announced a milestone in its developing of drones used for delivery. we talked earlier with david abney, chairman and ceo of united parcel service and started with what the fcc has done and why that is so important. addd a.: it is high value but time is of an essence. some of these big hospital campuses can take 30 minutes to go from one end to the other because you have to go around the buildings, through red lights and busy streets. what this allows is in a matter minutes, a hospital can take a blood sample, we can deliver it to the lab in three or four minutes, and that saves so much time. previously.e hours, that is why we started out. let

. >>> now to what may be an escalating "will and grace" feud between deborah messing and megan mullally>> i need everyone's attention because i've got big news. >> according to a report megan has taken a leave of absence and will miss two episodes of the final season which premiered last night. >> happy for you. >> it's unclear why megan took time off and nbc is not commenting, but the absence does come amid rumors of friction between the two leading ladies. last night a subdued megan appeared on "conan" and gave a very ominous answer about what's next. >> i'm at a crossroads. have you heard the proverb -- my barn burned down. now i can see the moon and that's how i feel. is acting really that interesting? i don't know. maybe not. >> we are at war. >> don't say it. >> it is on. >> the rumored war may have started earlier this summer when deborah posted this image urging emmy voters to support "will and grace." she apparently tagged everyone except megan. >> i don't need you. >> soon after megan and deborah unfollowed each other on instagram. last month executive producer james burrows t

other publications including two "new york times" reporters who dug into this for a year and found deborah ramirez credible, one of the alleged victims that i wrote about. the consensus has come to understand that the individual careful pieces of reporting that i put out were there. , because it was newsworthy there was a high level of cooperation. that said, i want to know something about the media climate. there were dubious claims that i declined to report on that were out there in the context of that frenzied political flights of that confirmation. that is deeply disturbing to me. i was as troubled as all of the people that came to question the full body of reporting about brett kavanaugh. but the complicated case there was that the allegations were

madden's and deborah thanks for coming on the show said last time around it has to be said the 27 team goal winning greece labour's share of the vote by more than anyone since clever that lead in the why did it live governor. can he do it again he didn't win that crucially and i think it's very important when we say that to remember that he didn't win it was very unusual circumstances and it was particularly unusual that the 2 main parties polled as well as they did because they both collectively they polled more than 80 percent they hadn't done that since the 1970 s. so that was a bit of an outlier it was very unusual it is not what we're going to see in the next election i mean that's what we actually can make what should we believe the polls i mean this week in the past 10 days or so we had supreme court decisions in johnson acted unlawfully we've had him throw out $21.00 m.p. now the corruption scandal over funds yet and yet he's doing better at these rating went up 2 percent after the corruption investigations yeah you know i mean you have the right to have a government at 2 perce

deborah allen from washington. if you have the proverbial one wish from the government of the united states, what is the one thing that this administration could do to help you advance what you have just said to development under a democratic umbrella, and one thing that you would ask? >> translator: microphone, please. i am the executive director of the libyan/american organization for human rights. your excellency the prime minist minister, it is no secret that the attack on tripoli caused the death and injury of thousands of innocents, including my brother mohammad who was killed during his attempt to save civilians during the attack on tripoli. as a result, we members of the libyan diaspora and the members of the area family members who were lost in this indiscriminate attack, and my question to you is as prime minister of libya managed to bring lawsuits against any individuals who committed war crimes and first of which and whether you have brought that legally. >> i don't know if you have the translation. no,

deborah was the one.e of the cleverest human beings, the best damn gallery tour guide, and a sense of humour so dry it was almost desicated. after all these years, i still wasn't sure when she wasjoking. oh, my darling girl. a story that's getting a lot of attention this morning from instagram, where comedian katherine ryan told herfollowers a masked man broke in to her home, stealing a ring and attempted to steal her laptop. # bad boys, bad boys. # what you gonna do? # what you gonna do when they come for you? she said her boyfriend fought the attacker, and wrestled back her laptop containing scripts for her new netflix show. why i love bobby k. he got into a fight and wrestled back my netflix series. only scripts. despite that, she then posted another video in the early hours telling her followers she was struggling to sleep. let's have a look at what's currently the most watched on the bbc news website. that is something i have got to do. we have been through some of the most read. most watched. like a

deborah: i think so. as a slow growth environment continues to be slow and not picking up steam as well as not going into any type of expected recession, then for the time being, the statistical information they will be looking at will continue to validate that being on pause for a while in that 1.5% area is probably the right place to be. guy: breaking news. the lebanese prime minister is going to resign. we will come back and deal with that with a little more detail in a moment. let's carry on the conversation surrounding the fed. let's talk a little bit about the effectiveness of another rate cut or another two or three rate cuts. army reaching the point where rick cuts does have an actual meaningful impact on the u.s. economy? we must be at the point where the cost of money is so cheap that it is no longer an issue. deborah: i think to some degree that is absolutely the case. we are in an easy money environment or easy rate environment, and whether you are 2%,ero percent -- 0%, 1%, all of those are lo

bart board director deborah allen explains why. >>everything inside of the paid their gate area that's the inside. the the stations. >>the platforms trains. that is considering on public forum. >>by passengers have mixed reactions about banning panhandling on property. >>everyone else has their own opinions, especially people just trying to get from home to work a wreck tom, you know you want for your kids and aging, and welcome i'm a little 4 year-old son. feel- like i feel like from my point of view i feel like they should make something happen about it should an issue of faith and art form, but it was like yeah people do air tatum it's not like 10 extreme that i think should just be legal. it isn't about. deborah allen hating performers i actually love the art. >>still a break dancer and i'm on the train and i'm not asking for money is out okay. >>and if you're not breaking any other rules like the loud music ordinance or. you're not create unsafe condition. i would it would not fall within this ordinance the results of the panh

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deborah: absolutely. argued, and i think it continues to come forward, the companies that have the biggest footprint across china and the rest of asia outside hong kong are absolutely able to absorb the movement of china, and that the 50% of luxury goods purchases from asia are in mainland china. when we look at tiffany's compared to lvmh, it is much lower. pushit is trying to do is for more sources in china, work with more e-commerce in china. tiffany could help lvmh in that area. matt: thank you. deborah aitken talking about this possible deal combining louis vuitton and tiffany. we will take a look at the stocks to watch this morning, including spanish banks. keep an eye on those exposed to argentina, after the presidential election results. this is bloomberg. ♪ six minutes until the start of the european trading day, the first of the week. welcome back to the european market open. let's get a heads up on the stocks we are watching. annmarie hordern is looking at phillips. dani burger is focused on spa

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ok deborah. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other and so to put it it could have been on my laptop or struck cross what year. but as his city changes he's moving with its kind and going on the roads. this tour is we don't often hear told by the people who live there. the master barber of berlin the designer on al-jazeera. the environment doesn't know any boundaries what goes out into the environment goes around the world. on trends that it's a very modern way to do. well we've made poisons the measure of progress. the domestic population has become organized enough and active enough to believe that. there is a. circle of poison on al-jazeera. i wish i'll carry on to hobbies are the headlines right now on al-jazeera the call so political change in lebanon are growing louder with tens of thousands protesting across the country of an ounce prime minister saad hariri has given his rival groups in this government 72 hours to find a solution at least 2 people have been killed in the demo

words have power, but for deborah, it's a greater power than many appreciate.fore we chat, you are going to read as one of your poems which is being played today on the underground at covent garden on the tannoy. carving. others can carve out their space in tombs and pyramids. our town cannot be trapped in cages, nor hope, no laughter. we let the moment rise, like birds and planes and angels to the sky. maternity is this. your breath the windowpane, living walls with shining eyes, the surprise of spires, uncompromising verticals. knowing we have been spared to lift our faces knowing we have been spared to lift ourfaces up knowing we have been spared to lift our faces up for one knowing we have been spared to lift ourfaces up for one more knowing we have been spared to lift our faces up for one more day into one more sunrise. that is beautiful. and it fits incredibly well actually with the idea of this poetry pharmacy and poetry and well—being. this is about living in the moment, isn't it, and not worrying about the past or the future? yes, it is about taking ca

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sienna miller is deborah who is a 30—something single mum living in sort of rust belt pennsylvania. pinballing endlessly between variously useless and occasionally abusive men, and she's looking for security and wealth. —— security and love. one night, her teenage daughter goes out and doesn't come home. and she is left holding her grandson with no idea what happened. here's a clip. it's been... it's been three days since we last saw bridget. she left home around 7pm. she was wearing a pink sweatshirt and white sneakers. she had her hair coloured a few days ago, so it's a little lighter now, a little more blonde. but not much. this is a mother's worst nightmare. to know that your daughter is out there somewhere calling for you and you can't get to her... i'm sorry. i miss my daughter. so, on one level the film is about a missing person, about disappearance. but that's only one part of what it's about. the narrative then jumps forward several years and we see the central character played by sienna miller further on in her life still trying to find a suitable partner and again, people

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the sponsor is deborah and the chair is the energy efficiency committee and antonio diaz, a member of the energy efficiency committee. the item is for discussion. >> president, may i introduce? >> yes, please. thank you. >> thank you. in 2017, then supervisor eric mar recognized the importance of the intersection between energy efficiency and equity. the health of our small businesses, of our disadvantaged communities across san francisco. and he wanted to make sure that the department of the environment and the public utilities public utilities commission were hearing from if the right people as we designed our own programs. frankly we were thrilled by this challenge to us, to engage with community in a meaningful way about energy efficiency programming. and so what better leaders for us to have than the two people who are standing before us tonight, who have stepped up in a significant way to lead this discussion and then bring all of that information together in a report and then meet with us about the report, as well as p.u.c. to think about, given all of the recommendations, how

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