will it be duff? i know sara and i will be tasting.ads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> four, three, two, one.chee] >>> we are back with the big finale. okay, you got to step away, guys. i know you like to put those little final touches. >> that's it. >> what you have done this morning you'll do every week on your fabulous new show, so tell people what they can expect, duff. >> fireworks. firework, yeah. me and buddy going head to head and baking and making cakes with jeff and ralph. >> i mean, honestly, people have been wanting to see me and duff go head-to-head for years. it's finally happened. the cakes are going to be out of control. really, really. [ applause ] >> i know you guys both -- you guys are both so competitive. >> yes. >> a little bit. >> no trash-talking, right? >> oh, he's more of a trash talker than me. >> really? >> oh, yeah. >> i let my cakes speak for si

theresa may has hit all the duff notes, to stretch the metaphorfurther, hit all the duff notes, to stretchs, to stretch the metaphorfurther, so they hit all the duff notes, to stretch the metaphor further, so they feel they can have another go, third open to the choir and see who wants to step up. in seriousness, though, it seems really like they want to try and push their luck, in that sense see what they can get. they know that theresa may wants to try and get the third meaningful vote this week. this is what the guidelines say, they expect the brexit to be delayed, with the expectation it will be voted on this week. so there is this maximum crunch point, although she is making clear she is not going anywhere yet, if they could just about get the deal to squeak over the line, maybe she might say something. who knows?m she did announce that she was going, would that be a substantive enough change forjohn bercow to let her bring the deal back for a third time? it is more for the tory brexiteers, thejohn bercow issue is a different procedural thing. but it is really interesting, there is al

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that was his old friends from new salem, the armstrongs, had a son, duff, who was charged with murder. and lincoln, here he was by now a high powered lawyer. 1857, 1858, in that period. hannah armstrong, the widow of his old pal jack, with whom he lived at this time in his time in new salem came to him and said duff has been charged with murder. will you defend him? lincoln by now he was in the middle of a campaign with douglas. he could have very easily declined. but this tells me a lot about lincoln, the lawyer he took the case and said, you know, you're not going to pay for this. she said i can't. he said i know that, i don't want you to. he took that case. it's famous for his use of an almanac. the witness, the principal witness against duff stated that he could tell that this murder had occurred that duff had killed him with actually a sling, throwing a rock at him, because he could tell from the moonlight on a dark night. this was a camp meeting, there was a lot of drinking. that was the basis of the testimony. lincoln got an almanac and in the almanac it showed that there was n

anybody construction became the standard in modern auto making so chris duff feels the opel olympian definitely was a milestone and automotive history. be olympia certainly lived up to the ad slogan the company began using in the one nine hundred thirty s. ople a reliable production resumed after world war two and opel continued to produce this best selling model until nineteen fifty three. join us again next time for a drive it. comes. to . the bush forster slush or. some cash flow. pipeline construction in the columbia destroyed swathes of rain forest. to compensate for new forests are planted elsewhere. the gas company foots the bill. will the deal pay off for me and. three there was a. thirty minute w. . who holds the power and. germany we asked voters. the corporations capital the ones with the money what do lawmakers think about vote rigging and track and. punctuation. big business and the business leader those of us which money have to get involved we are the state of new homes the power in this land of inequality is the defining moment in the. fake hair and real story. where

very popular in hungary unfortunately the critics would say many hungry and still support his said duffstans all know what he views as supposable muslim innovation in europe and that is i think the situation it has also been i would say demain seen by his ruling fetus party ahead of the european elections so i think he still feels debts he can get a little support from hunger ariens for discount of political views of course we have a little bit to see how this will be in the near future because the opus issue parties are also planning a lot of protests in the coming weeks so that remains to be seen how that will develop further you've mentioned that part of the pressure on mr ovando particular from the european peoples part of the sort of center right bloc within the european union mr obama's critics are saying he should leave them anyway and join the far right populist pos is that he seems to be ideologically close to is he likely to do that. well i think he is he is really as a strategic politician he realizes that if he joins that group you mentioned that he may well be isolated and

it's worth fighting for it through one thing duff it through kemp. she responded that the e.u. and china should advance together despite this trust that has recently hit that progress that includes business with chinese telecom equipment maker who are way which has been accused of being in beijing's pocket the u.s. has banned the take giant from its domestic infrastructure projects the e.u. is also currently discussing whether or not to allow the chinese company to help build its new five g. networks. in pairs the european leaders and she set the stage for the upcoming china summit but the real work will happen behind closed doors over the course of the next few weeks. and want all twenty eight members to assume a common stance on china it won't be easy to push through as some member states are eager to strike deals with the asian superpower last week italy became the first member state to become an official partner in the new silk road project when it signed deals worth over seven billion dollars including partnerships between china and the ports of tree and gain a law. in the

about all cars come up and then it's really hands on and you can even see it in them nothing is rube duff. and that also applies to this first generation ram for printing one nine hundred ninety four it was nicknamed the m cruiser a model named rav four stands for recreational activity four wheel drive that's probably why the tailgate can be openside way more than eight point five million rapports have been built over five models generations. the second generation went on the market in two thousand it was already much larger than the original as you would be and also available as a three or five door for the first time model with out four wheel drive was available just like its predecessor the tailgate pope and to the side. these two thousand and ten third generation model is probably unlike the other exhibits its owner in his biracial has a very special connection to toyota. in his says she moved from east to west germany in one thousand nine hundred eighty one day she looked out of the window and saw a car standing there it was a big damage and had a red sticker on it a warning from the

direction feeling it would split her own party no she may end up with a split by the un no direction as duff and likely points out it's the one proposal which probably commands a majority in both parliamentary chambers and would be greeted with relief from brussels meanwhile in the real world people attempt to go on with the laves and businesses west most of continues in the blacks that bubble or the one of the quantum ahead so for huge issues and to national domestic remain unresolved a public service is affecting people stop to buckle under the strain and when local authorities try to pick up the pieces of governance. if there was any come of comfort from the prime minister and allies in the state of opponents the labor party and not just these opposition out in disarray the s.n.p. seem unable as yet at least to fashion a scottish opportunity out of this westminster of calamity the new group of tego something sight played and the liberals totally eclipsed this the government's responsibility to govern the none of the failings of opposition offers a route forward for the beleaguered prime m

difficult, still quite difficult to have serious policy discussions with people, parliamentarians like duffthat we have much greater influence in the commonwealth, and could she promised me that she would look at how we can really facilitate serious policy discussions across the commonwealth, so less junkets and less having an enjoyable receptions and morse and serious work on policy. brings us to the end of monday in parliament. david corner will be tracking brexit development for the rest of the week, but from me, goodbye. hello there. storm gabbin will be very close to the north—west of the uk late on tuesday, but we have strong to gale force winds quite widely early this morning. we also have this spell of rain in northern england, wales and the south—west by this stage that will run south—east which could be heavy rain for a while. as it clears, the wintle eased out a little. sunshine and showers and with his wet weather coming to the north—west wind really starts to pick up once again. drawing in some cold air, so this is the arrival of storm gavin, and winds touching 70 or 80 miles s

fashion shows, pretty much everything except loud d.j.s and duff death music pretty much. >> so the soundystem, would be mostly acoustical, except for the d.j., but you would have your own sound system there. >> we would have it very similar to upstairs which is putting four speakers downstairs and a p.a. system which would enable us to activate comedy and trivia pretty much. >> who is going to handle the security. >> we have not had to deal with security at the moment, but going downstairs, our capacity is increasing by about 15%. we are addressing that at the moment as to who goes on the door. we are reluctant to put a security guard on the door, but we obviously take all that very seriously with the liquor license and that sort of jazz. essentially, we would probably train up an individual to handle the door. >> normally there is a security plan that goes with these permits, but you have to have a guard card, either you get it from an outside agency and hired them, org you, yourself, will have your own cards, but there are some things you have to do to become a so-called security holde

and we'd be like, "we loved it. [ laughter ] we also saw hilary duff at the hotel!"away and just gave one to my little brother by the end of it. >> seth: oh, no. >> yeah. >> seth: you have had -- you've lived in the city. you've had menial jobs as you wait between acting jobs. >> yeah, i -- >> seth: did you have some losers over the years? >> yeah. i worked the coat check at the reebok sports club in the summertime. >> seth: uh-huh. >> so it was literally me just, like, at a little window like, "anyone? [ laughter ] no?" and i worked the front desk at physique 57, which is an exercise studio. and i would pick up an bacon, egg and cheese out of the food cart at, like, 5:30 in the morning. and would just sit at the desk just housing bacon. and women would come in for their class like, "is that -- is that bacon?" and i was like, "yes, are you here for the 6:00 a.m.?" [ laughter ] it was mean. >> seth: you worked in a food truck. >> i worked inside of a food truck. and it was -- it was an organic food truck. and we would park outside -- yes, organic. [ laughter ] [ cheer

like, for the judicial wellness committees, i sent a letter to jim duff at the administrative office courts saying there's this model in california. they have a buddy system, neurological experts coming in talking to the judges about how to identify signs of aging. let's do a federal judiciary wide wellness committee and he said nah. then i wrote each circuit executive and did that. on the travel, you know, to be honest, i've been thinking about that for a while. that was a tactic that was used ten years ago by a partisan organization. i didn't really -- i sort of respected it because it was creative but i didn't want to be seen as being partisan because i don't care which justice goes where as long as it's -- they're not flying on the plane of a litigant. so yeah, it was always in the back of my mind. i think that, you know, there's -- for every ten letters i write to scotus i get one back. the law of diminishing returns led me to get creative. i think private planes of justices thing from ten years ago. okay, scalia was technically on a private plane. so he flew from d.c. to housto

chris is now chief strategist with global consulting firm duff & phelps i thought this was interesting approach through his predecessors because of his background different than yellen, bernanke, and greenspan. and he's more polished than others >> i wouldn't disagree >> i know you wouldn't because that's what you said but the criticism of the rookie whatever you want to call it, the rookie mistake back in the then he kind of back tracked and learned from his mistakes. that didn't seem that polished greene span at least we didn't know what he was saying so he couldn't move the markets. >> i was lucky enough to get to know chairman powell i think his approach is a unique one. i think his geek speak can be nothing but good i think some people criticize the fed for maybe speaking too much i think that the -- again, the new level has been i think really effective at, again, i know people criticize but -- >> you don't see any -- you don't want to ascribe any blame to his comments back in the fall for what happened with -- now, what happened in terms of him changing his opinion the facts cha