they traveled in a custom boeing 747 piloted by dickinson himself. here is a look at iron madeen performing speed of light from their newest album the book of souls, live chapter. ♪ ♪ at the speed of light. ♪ we will not return. ♪ >> rose: dickinson solo career has spanned 15 years and six albums. he writes about everything from being a frontman to flying in his new book called what does this button do. i'm pleased to have bruce dickinson at this table for the first time, welcome. >> thank you very much. >> rose: nice to have you here. so many people i know thought if i could do one thing, if i could have one thing, i have had all this success and accomplishment and all this money. but i would have loved to have been a rock 'n' roll star. >> uh-huh. >> rose: and you have both. >> yeah. >> rose: in factd, the business success may be, which came first. >> oh, no, no, i was, the singing was iron madeen success and that was absolutely the first thing that happened to me. and it still the only going thing that is happening to me. >> rose: that is where th

. ♪ charlie: bruce dickinson is here. best known as the lead singer in one of the most successful heavy metal bands of successful heavy metal bands of all time, iron maiden. successful heavy metal bands of all time, iron maiden. throughout their 40-plus-year career, the band has sold over 100 million albums, they have played more than 2000 shows around the world. their most recent tour took them to 39 countries across six continents. they traveled in a custom boeing 747 piloted by dickinson himself. here's a look at iron maiden performing "speed of light" from the newest album "the book of souls: live chapter." ♪ ♪ charlie: dickinson's solo career has spanned 15 years and six albums. he writes about everything from being a front man to flying in his new book called "what does this button do?" i am pleased to have bruce dickinson at this table for the first time. welcome. bruce: thank you very much. charlie: so many people i know thought if i could have one thing, if i can have all of this success, all of these accomplishm

on the night of june 30, george gordon, the commanding army of the potomac met with joseph dickinson. he arrives at buford's headquarters and here's what the plans are. buford todes from reynolds's headquarters. he briefs reynold on what buford is planning and reynolds then tells dickinson his plans, who writes back to headquarters and tells gordon what it is buford and reynolds have in mind. intelligencefect and know the entire disposition of the confederates. they know this is coming from the west and north. it can't be a meeting engagement. beauford -- buford has created a designed defense. this is a mess. nervous,arts getting so he sends his signal officer to the lutheran theological seminary. this photograph was taken by timothy o sullivan on july 5, 1833. looking for john reynolds. this battle was intensifying. captain willie peagram, the commander of the battalion, gives orders to the artillery of captain william marie. marie fires the first artillery shot. whistler has heard all this commotion and is standing in the middle of the pike and that comes intotillery sprays debris a

. >>> we're also learning this morning, model janice dickinson wins a major appeals court victory in her defemation case against bill cosby and his former lawyer, marty singer. now the former model is being allowed to sue both cosby and singer over legal threats to the press. cosby's team allegedly said her claims every being raped and drugged by cosby in 1982 were a fabrication. dickinson is one of more than 50 women who have accused cosby of sexual assault. >> 4:12, saying good-bye to 19 70s teen heart throb. >> david cans did i died at the age every 67 years old. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> the partridge family star died of organ failure, he had revealed earlier this year that he was suffering from dementia, of course he's best known for his roll as keith partridge in the 70s tv show the partridge family, and his hits include i think i lover you, common get happy, he recorded five solo albumns starred on broadway, so we will remember him and place his songs. so many up lifting songs throughout the years. >> all right, still ahead on good day, a lot of us go out there and take uber, well, you're

dickinson is one of more than 50 women who have accused cosby of sexual assault. >>> this morning, were remembering a 19 70s teen heart throb. >> david cassidy, he has died at the age of 67 years old. >> ♪ i think i love you ♪ this morning i woke up to this feeling i didn't know how to deal with and so i just decided ♪ to myself ♪ -- >> that dreamy hair, it was all feathered, and i had his poster certainly all over my room and on my trapper keeper is that correct what we called them? >> lunch boxings. >> in middle school, of course on the show the partridge family, musical family. he died of organ failure at a hospital in florida he had revealed earlier this year that he had dementia. certainly talked about his struggles with alcoholism. we remember him for that role as keith partridge in the 70s, and then he had a solo career with these hits, i think i love you. come on, get happy. he recorded five solo albumns, and he also starred on broadway. >> all right, coming up, if you have been procrastinating, listen up. >> if you haven't done all your grocery shopping, we may have a solutio

recess outside the universal al corn charter elementary school on the 3200 block of dickinson. kids are bundled up. they may want to keep their coats on when they head signed we're told the school has been without heat and hot water and some of the kids with mom or dad on hand confirmed that tip. >> was it cold in there? >> yeah. yeah, it was cold in there. >> it was cold in there? >> it was really cold. >> really cold. >> how was it in school today? >> was it cold? >> it was cold in school? >> say yes. >> yes. >> reporter: did you feel like it was cold inside the school? >> i mean they always have heating problems in this school since i was going here. >> reporter: to be fair not everyone was shivering inside the school. >> but it's warm in his classroom. >> reporter: no problem. >> no problems. >> comfy. >> reporter: it was comfy? you didn't feel like it was too cold in there? >> reporter: schools officials released a written statement explaining a boiler system was not working to capacity that a maintenance company was trying to fix the problem as quickly as possible. that's

high at on dickinson streets is expand nothing to the area of the light house and beach front. the entire property will now be called, light house cove. the existing structure will be torn down, demolition is expect to be begin in a week and will take a year and a half to complete. >>> okay, moving on to the accu weather forecast it was a chilly day after a few days of warmer than average temperatures. meteorologist melissa magee has our first check of the accu weather forecast, melissa >> it is cool start to the first weekend of november, right now we're dealing with the easterly wind so it is only 54 degrees in philadelphia, 51 allentown and reading, poconos right now, 43 , down in dover, 54 at the coast in cape may, and we have a temperature currently of 56. when we lot 24 hour temperature change, a big difference, it is, 17 degrees, cooler in the city then it was this same time yesterday, 15 degrees cooler down in dover, and then 4 degrees cooler to the north and west there in the poconos. that is a fresh change. the the second change that we are tracking you can see on sto

iron maiden for more than 40 years bruce dickinson has been its lead singer.is out with a memoir of sorts "what's this button do?" >> i don't do things i'm not passionate about. obviously, passion sometimes varies. you think, i really don't want to get out of bed this morning," but that's just being a normal human being. what does this book do? my father always told me, have a go at everything when you're a kid. you never know what is going to stick. and then the other thing they got from him was finish what you start. so when i've started on things that i feel really passionate about-- like flying little airplanes-- i never had any idea. it wasn't an end game, that i was going to be the captain of a 747. if you had asked me, i would have gone, "no, that's never going to happen." and the same thing when i started singing. i had no end game that i was going to be in, you know, one of the biggest rock 'n' roll bands in the world 859. that's like, what, are you kidding me? that's not credible. but just one thing happens after another, anduddenly, you end up on li

the last time he was on in may, he recommended beckton dickinson. alan bond joins us, co-portfolio-manager of the growth fund. welcome, alan, and coratulations on the results. >> thank you. >> you were looking for diversification and global growth with your picks, that's one of the themes, anyway. your first one is nike, tell me why you like it. >> yes, we think nike is an interesting story right now. obviously one of the most well-known brands in the world. and we think it's an interesting example of the disconnect that we see sometimes between short term market sentiment and long term business fundamentals. right now nike is dealing with some challenges including increased competition and change in consumer behaor. but long term, we still see their brand as resonating powerfully with consumers around the world. we think that's a powerful competitive advantage that will reassert itself at some point. recent weakness in the shares is a great opportunity for long term investors. >> right out of your backyard, alan, aren't they? mastercard,f you're go

janice dickinson will have more reasons you have to have no i'm not vietnam war. and the death of. me wanted the word more votes by our calculations. trying to get them like that you just. want to look i will jump on the drive. over the one today. this time on al jazeera.

devices more easily -- help track faulty devices more easily. ,t could be one of the factors becton dickinson, medtronic, and yker taking a hit. schlumberger is lower, one of the things here that could be waiting is after president trump's visit in china, there were not many oil deals finalized. that was one of the talks about the trip, one of the goals of the trip. there were oil deals talked about, but not many were inked at the end of the day. that could be affecting energy stocks today, even as oil is on the rise trade vonnie: -- on the rise. vonnie: the potential for tax reform on equities these days, joining us from connecticut is michael o'rourke, chief market strategist at jonestrading. yesterday, it was primarily about the differences between the house and tax bills, or something going else -- something else going on? mr. o'rourke: the selloff started in japan with the volatility that carried through to europe. we are seeing more of it today. it's more about global markets. in the u.s., i think investors are still sorting through both the house and the senate bills to try to figure o

i won a big appeal for janice dickinson against bill cosby.ooking forward to doing the work i have done for 31 years, representing victims, that's 99% of my work. occasionally represented a man that said he was wrongly accused. we're not doing that any more at my law firm, we are just representing victims going forward. >> on a personal level, what do you want to share what you learned about this whole episode? >> i learned there's a lot of anger and hate in our culture. i got a lot of death threats, i got a lot of rape threats. i got people very specifically saying what they were going to do to me. as an attorney, i represent people, sometimes they make mistakes, they make bad mistakes, they do terrible things, so i don't know what else to tell you about that. i am no longer authorized to speak about that case with any level of specificity, but i am happy to represent the woman accusing john conyers. i hope we have a chance to go before the ethics committee. >> lisa bloom, we appreciate you coming on and telling us about your various cases. t

>> reporter: recess outside the universal al corn charter elementary school on the 3200 block of dickinson bundled up. they may want to keep those coats on when they head inside. we're told the school has been without heat and hot water. some of the kids with mom or dad on hand confirmed that tip. >> was it cold in there? >> yeah. yeah, it was cold in there. >> it was cold in there? >> it was really cold. >> reporter: really cold? >> how was it in school today? >> was it cold? it was told in school? say yes. >> yes. >> reporter: did you feel like it was cold inside the school? >> i mean they always have heating problems in this school. since i was going here. >> reporter: to be fair not everyone was shivering inside the school. >> but it's warm in his classroom. so -- >> reporter: no problem. >> no problems. >> comfy. >> reporter: it was comfy? you didn't feel like it was too cold in there? >> reporter: school officials released a written statement explaining a boiler system was not working to capacity and that a maintenance company was trying to fix the problem as quickly as possible. tha

a degree in political science and went on for a masters in business administration from fairley dickinsone was well on his way to his second masters in science when he was killed. drake had also served as his local school board president. the superintendent of the district called his death senseless, saying darren was a good man with a soft touch and huge heart. the eighth and final victim was 31-year-old belgian in a statement her husband called her a fantastic wife and the most beautiful mom to our two sons of three months and three years old. he said this loss is unbearable. eight lives cut short. eight families forever changed. time now for don lemon and cnn tonight. >>> breaking news on the russia investigation and the response from an angry president. this is cnn tonight. i'm don lemon. sources telling cnn president trump has been spending hours isolated in the white house, fuming about the indictments of two former campaign aides and the guilty plea from a third. predictably the president's main worry seems to be that mueller's investigation makes him look weak, so he is talking to

the best american writers of the 19th century -- whitman, dickinson, melville talk about themselves all the time. they saw them as a prime condition of democracy, they and mailer wasms following in their footsteps. the end his review by saying that mailer brings admirable intelligence and sensibilities to the developing crisis of the nation. his intuition in the book is that the times demand a new form. mailer has found it. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much to all three of you and you can remain or go into the audience as you wish. it is something of a mystery. the problem is it is 50 years later. we were right there. there are no more steps there. we were basically where we were 50 years ago. you have the list and i am basically going to run through it if there is somebody who told me they wanted to speak later on and it is not on this list, come up and give me a note so i can put you in. to make this move quickly, why don't the first three or four people -- first we will talk about the day before at 50 years and one day ago. more than what he said last night. paul andrews,

likely related to its merger with time warner and then intel, walmart, priceline, target, becken dickinsonevron and ibm. the market cap is sitting just below 2% tied with january as the lowest level since 2012, guys >> i'm really interested on the tech point clearly, lots of big names there and it makes you think they've run up and yes, it's the biggest sector exposure the report says in terms of net terms and relative to the net markets it is an overweight sector, but materials are bigger overweight sectors and relative to the benchmark, the other interesting thing is the financials is the biggest underweight relative to benchmark which i thought was interesting given that names like bank of america and citi are appealing that for people to increase their banking exposure. >> they've tended to increase their leverage to generate alpha, so they've been paring back their short exposure, riding out the long exposure and leveraging that and that, of course, is a risky trade and we've learned our lessons in the past, because what happens once you start to see a correction that will be a proble