singer eon is also a fan so are top models better and g g i d. maybe they'll find the perfect on fit in his latest collection. but right now glen martin's is simply glad the show's over and he's off to celebrate with his team. on board now with our grab bag of the other culture headlines our express. the shortlist exhibition for the prize stand that's. formally the national gallery prize for young ons well open friday in berlin this year the four nominees are all women it's all planned all. jumana money and agony. the prize is awarded every two years to artists under the age of forty you live and work in germany it's one of the country's top awards for young artists the winner will be announced oct twentieth. the monaco yacht show is underway one

i know it seems like eons ago, remember what was in the news before this. remember when nothing was more important in america than the fate of a confederate statue the we were literally at each other's throats over race, religion, immigration, and of course, politics. and then harvey came. and pounded us with perspective. when the roof over your head becomes the floor beneath your feet, no one cares about the color or creed of this rescuer. no one passes judgment because a hero's boat is too big or his means are too meager. no one says, thanks for the rope, but i would rather wait for some one more like me. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> you're welcome, bud. >> later when they find themselves on the business end of the dumptruck, with nothing

we are looking forward to constructive dialogue between two companies and 47% stake assuming that eon will [inaudible] it will give us quite a lot of influence but still we are looking at this as an investment not as a takeover. anna: so what are your intentions with regards to the rest of the business then, you have made an offer to the eon stake and make this broader offer packet. where does this and have, how willgo holder of uniper you be in the future? guest: this is something shareholders will have to decide. we have signed an agreement and will make the tender offer. they have a share or we have a great with them that if they do not tender, they will pay a large substantial conversation payment to us but when it comes to the other shareholders, every shareholder will have to decide then we will see. i want to make it very clear the we are very happy with eon stake and level of influence that would give us in the company. offered 22 euros a share. i am reading what the market is in ing about, the eon stake uniper makes sense but you'll have to come up with a knockout price, you'

savaa and eon, dr. he mapped out how how dire the situation was and where he has come from, it is miraculous and just amazing. just to see him there sitting and standing with a suit on and jennifer, it's just amazing. it was really something. i don't have words other than just relief and just thanks. reporter: he talked a lot about prayer and just prayers starting on the ball field. you sometimes talk about your faith. talk about what you were saying, your family and talk about this being an attack on the institution. the speaker: i am a strong person of faith. as catholics, we don't wear it on our sleeves. we pray for steve and crystal and dave. we all know each other and i pray for the country. you know, obviously, the person was mentally disturbed, but to take political emotions and beliefs and turn it into that is an awful thing. and we have a lot of polarization and i think to witness the bipartisanship that occurred right then and after, i think it's a good example to follow. i think of that pictu

he took eons made too many political programs 1890s there even earlier. he went blind in his later years and so she found herself is found herself is the leader as well. she cooked for him and found herself his reader. .. she got acquainted with is, will look here, this photograph, it's a photograph of the train that was decorated for july 4 but the gentleman on the very far left of the picture is levi huntington, the man she later married. he was in charge of the. >> translator: was like the engineer for the train. they met in her boardinghouse. he would stop and eat and decided he liked what he saw,, heard and eight and eventually got married. the picture we see here is a picture of them after they had raised, after they've gotten their money from the hercules mind. he see the of the house and the two standing in front of the house. in the mid-century about 1905, 1906, they decided that they wanted to move to spokane. they had their wealth for five years, and they decided that it would be easier for how to do his business if they lived in spokane. spoka

and how this moment in time or organisms adapted because natural selection and selecting genes over eon to bring the incomes generation forth. is perfectly well adapted to the path. but not to the present or to the future. and that along with that, when we have these aggregates of lots of successful humans as we have now -- we have these what you call e mother jengt i don't know if we we want to call things that we create together such as the internet then again -- is a little bit beyond our own capacity to deal with -- perfectly well but misaligned with our own. this idea of time, i think, in our placement many it is very beautifully -- framed by the beginning opening of your book and wonder if you would read from that -- >> >> so this is the introduction i wrote specifically for this book. much of the rest of the book is previously published essay and others not published in this country for specific corruption. i'm writing this two days after a breathtaking visit to arizona's grand canyon. breathtaking still hasn't gone the way of awesome although i fear it may. to many native americ

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singer eon is also a fan so are top models better and g g i d. maybe they'll find the perfect on fit in his latest collection. but right now glen martin's is simply glad the show's over and he's off to celebrate with his team. on board now with our grab bag of the other culture headlines our express. the shortlist exhibition for the prize stand that's. formally the national gallery prize for young ons well open friday in berlin this year the four nominees are all women it's all planned all. jumana money and agony. the prize is awarded every two years to artists under the age of forty you live and work in germany it's one of the country's top awards for young artists the winner will be announced oct twentieth. the monaco yacht show is underway one hundred twenty five super yachts with an estimated total worth of three point three billion euros have docked in money carla for the event the show features five hundred eighty exhibitors from thirty eight countries. luxury and perfection are still important features but eco friendly this is this year's

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singer eon is also a fan so are top models brother and g.g. i did. maybe they'll find the perfect on fit in his latest collection. but right now glen martin's is simply glad the show's over and he's off to celebrate with his team. and from street where to street art which has finally found its rightful home here in the german capital urban nation is a new addition to berlin's museum landscape that aims to help bring street artists to the next level in public awareness and so it commissioned a number of works for its opening exhibition to create some street art with staying power that people can then recognize outside. street art is ephemeral. metre high art works that grace entire facades are made for eternity. and buildings can get torn down or repainted so legal or not street art is transitory by nature. now the urban nation museum in berlin is out to bring street art indoors it's one of the world's first prominent museums for contemporary urban art. but can art born on the street really work in a museum. through the heart of the street art belongs

we've also got these torrential rains which are causing flood warnings across this eon. that's on top of the deadly storm surge that is almost certainly going to happen. cuba was battered overnight. there's been "significant damage" as the recovery process begins. in other news: officials in mexico say at least 90 people are now known to have died in thursday's earthquake now on bbc news — it's time for inside out: terror by text. hello. i'm sean fletcher. welcome to a new series of inside out. over the coming weeks we'll be bringing you surprising stories from the capital. westminster, london bridge, manchester and the recent attacks in barcelona have brought condemnation and sympathy from around the world. in a survey conducted exclusively for inside out by yougov, nine out of ten people said further attacks in britain are likely. while the current threat level for international terrorism in the uk remains at severe. prime minister theresa may has vowed to shut down the extremists operating online. and it seems many of us are behind her. our survey revealed that over h

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i know it seems like eons ago, but remember what was in the news before this?nothing was more important in america than the fate of a confederate statue. we were literally at each other's throats over race, religion, immigration, and, of course, politics. and then harvey came and pounded us with perspective. when the roof over your head becomes the floor beneath your feet, no one cares about the color or creed of his rescuer. no one passes judgment because a hero's boat is too big or his means are too meager. no one says, "thanks for the rope, but i'd rather wait for someone more like me." >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> reporter: and later when business end of a dump truck with nothing but the soggy shirts on their backs, i'm guessing no one ever thinks he's better than the person suffering next to him. a lot of people in texas and louisiana lost everything, but they are rich with perspective tonight, and blessed with a new and priceless appreciation of their community. >> if everyone did this, we'd have a lot less to worry about. >> reporter: from the start

lou: the fact is that mcconnell and ryan they look like they somehow survived eons, they have been darwined up, but they and conference don't realize it. >> last few years, a group form on capitol hill, frie freed fre, a sitting speaker sit down midterm, donald trump get elected next term, and i think that moore will be elected in alabama. let's get focused on what people sent us here to do. lou: all that would be consonant if your poster boy for k street would not be your speaker. they probably would convince people there is real opportunity for president's leadership to be followed, i suppose i am being ostmimic. -- optimistic. >> our job i basic, we me it too complated. lou: does the speaker understand that. >> i think so. we stopped that border adjustment tax they wanted to put in. and that is all moving in right direction, let's get those numbers that we asked for. and then. lou: are you going to win on this? >> i think we are, i do. i feel much better about this right now. lou: good. good to hear. congressman appreciate it. >> thank you. lou: president trump saying he will be in 'p 'p

saudi arabia is losing interest in syria it's concentrating on its conflict with qatar the two again eons are tired situation it's been going nowhere since march of two thousand and eleven the western powers turkey saudi arabia and qatar have all been trying to overthrow us and syria and they clearly favor trump for better or worse as recognized as it's come all the cia training and funding programs for militants who are fighting us many of whom became shoddy militants who all who are just as happy to fight the arab states and are to fight us and that the program is coming to an end and this is a signal to american allies that there are they too should think about cutting back their support for this cutting of the cia funding does it have a precedent of the i mean in effect you think that all these assets so-called cia assets have just been burned by this sudden trump policy with the. stroke of a pen to stop funding oh there are many precedents for us dropping allies who didn't work out nine hundred seventy five when the us was supporting a rebellion by kurds against saddam hussein when t

looking to make inroads in europe both stocks gained on the news finnish utility fortum it, uniper and eon as hostile. we'll watch that in europe right now, weaker euro, which is helpful. >> we'll see if it does. let's get to sue herera. >> good morning, everyone. here is what's happening this hour quebec's premier calling 220 pars tariff imposed by u.s. on bombardier planes. claims they used subsidies boeing's stock has been moving higher on the news u.s. national guardsmen and military personnel assisting with relief efforts in puerto rico members of puerto rico national guard assisting police with security at gas stations on the island because of severe gas shortages. heavy winds fuel the fire in california the canyon fire, as it's called, has already scorched 2,000 acres an forced evacuation of 1500 residents. it's only about 5% contained a new poll from the university of michigan reveals about a third of older adults take some sort of sleep aid at bedtime despite health warnings 8% over 65 take prescription sleep medications as well. experts say some of those drugs, however, can incre

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o eon capitol hill. he met with senate judiciary committee investigators. see, he's been accused of having met with a russian lawyer in hopes of getting dirt on hillary clinton. but he explained it was all a big misunderstanding. in fact, he actually met with a russian lawyer in hopes of getting dirt on hillary clinton. ( laughter ) see, nothing to see here, folks because his testimony was not on camera. but that doesn't mean don jr. is hiding, right? >> he came in. he avoided the cameras on the way in. they clearly do not want pictures of him doing this. he came in through a hidden loading dock deep in the bowels of the capitol. >> stephen: yes, "the bowels of the capitol," where all of america's most courageous leaders are pooped out. now, "the new york times" obtained a copy of don jr.'s statements where he reportedly maintains that nothing came of the trump tower meeting, therefore, he never colluded with the russian government. right. that makes it perfectly legal. like, if you rob a bank, and the vault turns out to be empty-- no harm, no foul! can i h

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how republicans have been working on tax reform for eons before trump became president. >> are houseublicans going to raise taxes on the wealthy? >> no, no they're not. i'm old enough to remember when president trump was president-elect trump and walked into that restaurant, i think it's the 21 club in new york. >> the first night he was president-elect. >> the first night. and he went up to everybody in. >> at the place that only serves rich people. >> don't worry about it, i'm going to cut your taxes. that's probably the most truthful thing he's said since that election, at least in terms of what his agenda is. i don't think there is a chance he will raise taxes on the wealthy people. of course not. of course not. >> yeah. i can't even believe maggie that you're not conceding this. it's your position and grover norquist's position that taxes reason anything is bad. i know you don't work for grover anymore. you're the national taxpayer's union which is not a real union just to be clear. that it's a bad idea to raise taxes on the wealthy, and we trust that the policy -- >> you're com

i know it seems like eons ago, remember what was in the news before this. nothing was more important in america than the fate of a confederate statue the we were literally at each other's throats over race, religion, immigration, and of course, politics. and then harvey came. and pounded us with perspective. when the roof over your head becomes the floor beneath your feet, no one cares about the color or creed of this rescuer. no one passes judgment because a hero's boat is too big or his means are too meager. no one says, thanks for the rope, but i would rather wait for some one more like me. >> thank you, i appreciate it. >> you're welcome, bud. >> later when they find themselves on the business end of the dumptruck, with nothing but the soggy shirt on their backs, i guess no one ever thinks he is better than the person suffering next to him. a lot of people in texas and louisiana lost everything, but they're rich with perspective tonight. and blessed with a new and priceless appreciation of their community. >> if everyone did this we would have a lot les

this is a sort of a republican wet dream for eons. when you talk about doing that, and slashing the funding, you're funding the program that funds like two thirds of nursing home residents in this country. are funded by medicaid. it is an enormous program and it's -- so when you touch this issue, you're touching america. you're touching americans in red states and blue states and in every single community in this country. and that's why it's -- it's so difficult. it was difficult for the obama administration to get the affordable care act through and why it's been so difficult for the republicans trying to repeal and replace. >> joy, i'm so glad gene mentioned the nursing home component of medicaid because for a long time i think a lot of people thought of medicaid as -- if you don't look at the statistics of it, i can understand. it's poor people, poor children. and it turns out there's a massive component of this that is fundamentally middle class. it is end of life care for middle class people who have spent down their resources on

you return for the i'd say probably won't watch the united states to begin to talk to the no one for eons and maybe slow down some of these exercises that we do or make some less. vocative with the with this with the south koreans because eventually that's how you're going to have to settle this again i have to recognize what korea is a nuclear power we want to stop where they are but we'd be willing to end the korean war which theoretically has an end date and guarantee their sovereignty day think that they need these weapons to protect an invasion from the south or for the united states will just not true what is their mind it is do you think that this is going to provoke or encourage japan that i'm south korea to ramp up the defenses that they already have. no doubt about it remember when president you know he wasn't even happy about going to get all of them they had missiles the air defenses he is now and i think he may want even more and i think the same thing the japanese will do and again the chinese are concerned about that because they think those weapons will undermine their own

anywhere in the country where we what have aittoet eones worit will,et e tality of ideas come forward. we share the same goals. we have a different path of getting there. onay's hearing is focused record high delays in processing disability applications. this is simply unacceptable. core oforable at its what every day average citizens in this country have to endure. more than 600 days? it is unconscionable. since 2010 the number of beneficiaries have grown by 13% as baby boomers reach retirement age and as we saw after the great recession, number of people who lost jobs and are scrambling for positions. the social security operating after has fallen by 10% accounting for inflation. difficult if it not impossible for social security to serve our constituents properly when they need help the most. that is where i think money does matter. money in these budgets, so we can get the front-line people who can handle this. we've had many discussions about technology. have been technological advances but not on the scale that we need. nothing on a scale that will assist us in a way that case w

my prayers andt our our thoughts were with you and we are period, here, and i am here to use my on eon up -- vote appropriations to make sure those places in texas and louisiana are made whole again. mindhought that stays my is that i was watching univision and i saw first responders from puerto rico putting their gear together to go to texas. and now as we speak, irma is putting puerto rico in a situation that could be as bad as texas. reasonthere is no other to be good brothers and sisters, it's the fact that you will never know when it happens to you. and it will. thank you mr. chairman, and other members of the committee for the opportunity to testify before you today. as the ranking member of the subcommittee, i am deeply disappointed to appear before you to talk about it on the miss bill rather than an individual -- an omnibus bill rather than -- in order to make my presentation didn't did include -- include a lot of what we do agree on, programs i knew it have to fight for because -- i want to point out why the bill has problems, but that doesn't mean i don't respect the work he

next up is senator eon. >> thank you chairman. i enjoyed this conversation.t's important the my home state of indiana where we have a robust logistics industry and very serious shortage of truck drivers to keep that industry going. so i think we might have a big part of the solution being presented today. so in 2015, there were over 35,000 lives taken for one reason or another on our nation's highways. over 800 of those fatalities were on highways in my home state of indiana. nhtsa's estimate that as many as 94% of crashes can be attributed to human driver error -- so you can see the potential ava's bring in terms of lives saved. but it can change the lives of individuals who rely on friends, family and others to drive them around our communities. you think of a blind and disabled, the elderly and others who could have a far greater quality of life when avas allow them to become more independent. also more integrated into the day to day lives of our communities. the national council on disability noted in a previous hearing that we held that automated vehicle