. >> eric: tony, come on, don't be grumpy. >> anthony: son of a bitch. >> eric: sometimes i don't understand you. >> anthony: i'm so hung-over i just want to crawl into the bushes and die. >> eric: seriously? >> anthony: no, i hate this. are we there yet? >> eric: no, the chalet is maybe, like, i don't know, a half hour, okay. it's amazing. >> anthony: worst episode ever. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: the french alps. lovely italians on one side, but the terrifying swiss on the other. they're close, too close for me, a man with an erotic childhood fear of alpine vistas, yodeling, even cheese with holes in it. but my friend eric requires payback. i have in recent adventures with him been unkind. he grew up in mountains like this. he's an expert skier. this is like home to him. so i thought it was only fair that he get a chance at payback. i am not

comes back, pulls it in. >> eric f: yeah. and pick it up. >> eric: wow.ermen who are working like him. >> anthony: wow. >> eric: you know he has 300 hooks. ♪ >> gerald: i think he's arriving. he's arriving. ♪ >> anthony: this must be the twelfth fishing scene. no, i must have done 20 fishing scenes in my life and i think, i think i had one good day out of all of them. other than that it's been one humiliating goat rodeo after another. ordinarily, our typical fishing scene actually would be, it would be rougher than this. >> eric: rougher. >> anthony: so we would be pitching back and forth and i'd be hanging on to my, the contents of my stomach only by realizing that they're feeling even sicker because they have to look through the viewfinder so they're like -- so it's basically, you're playing this sort of race against time kind of a game and it's like, "who is going to puke first?" >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: it's always the camera dudes though. >> eric: is it? >> anthony: no. generally it's a producer. [ eric f. speaking french ] >> eric: he said, "bad d

eric.ou want some bagel? >> you want bagel? yes. >> reporter: mary was building a career as a professional artist, but she put those ambitions on hold to care for her son full-time. >> did you miss it? >> i was heart sick. >> on the other hand, i'm sure you would do absolutely anything for your son? >> of course, that's what was happening. >> i couldn't say no to any possibility of help for him. you know, i just saw so much potential. i knew this kid had so much in him that any help that he needed, we gave to him. >> reporter: the symptoms of autism are viewed on a spectrum. eric is roughly in the middle rsh there are approximate many people who are far more challenged, like nick. his story starts at home on new york's long island where he lives with his parents and sister. >> nick doesn't speak and spends large parts of his days watching disney movies, something his mom lenor says he does repetitively. >> nick is watching his favorite scene in the whole world right now. the flavor of the m

eric. eric: i guess i mean the hotel rates go down. hope they do. >> got that right.ric: arthel. ♪ ♪ arthel: an emotional day as hundreds of people gathered at a church in houston to pay they respects and celebrate the life of former fist lady barbara bush, phil keating reported moments ago, first lady melania trump attended the funeral along with former president obama and clinton and their wives. to honor wife of 73 years and commitment to family literacy, former president george h.w. bush wore a pair of socks adorned with books. >> reading, literacy for all was as you know barbara bush's great passion. every great book has a good beginning, but also a wonderful end and so the life story of barbara bush is best described as a good read. arthel: mike emanuel in houston, tell us all about it, mike. >> you get a sense this was the funeral that first lady barbara bush really wanted, there was faith, humor and a few tears. the eulogy given was from former florida governor jeb bush. >> genuine and authentic by the best role model in the world. her not coloring her hair. b

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eric.ric: all right, thank you, ellison, arthel. arthel: we will bring in steven, former federal prosecutor and criminal defense attorney, he's also a law professor at the university of memphis, professor, nice to have you here. >> thank you. arthel: thank you. as you watch this saga unfold on whom, what and where is your focus and also what do you make of mr. comey's memos? >> right, well, arthel, i think the significance of the comey memos first and foremost have corroboration of some disputed facts between trump and comey about their meeting, most notably whether trump did, in fact, pressure comey to drop the michael flynn investigation and whether trump demand quote, unquote, loyalty from comey in the context of a conversation about whether he would keep his job. i think that's the big significance. i know that some are saying that comey memos show that perhaps he was bias, but i don't really think it's surprising that comey would contemporaneously document conversations with president

eric: and i'm eric shawn. the president also turning attention to mexico, threatening to pull out of the trade agreement unless the neighbors step up to curb the number of illegal immigrants crossing the border. >> mexico has got to help us at the border. if they're not going to help us at the border, it's a sad thing between two countries. mexico has got to help us at the border. a lot of people coming in to take advantage of daca. arthel: peter ducey is live in palm beach florida as the president is getting ready to return to washington from his mar-a-lago resort. reporter: the president's easter service started with a shot at people he did not think were helpful in securing the border or coming up with a permanent solution for the temporary daca recipients. >> democratsblew it. they had a great great chance. we'll have to take a look. mexico has got to help us at the border. they flow right through mexico. can't happen that way anymore. reporter: more specifics about the president's complaints came on twitt

i'm eric shown. molly: i'm molly line. >> it's historic to see the two leaders walk into each other's country. trump convinced him the only way his regime will survive is for them to give up their nukes and end the korean war. reporter: president trump's new national security advisor isn't getting swept up in the hype surrounding his boss's face-to-face meeting with the north korean dictator. while the media has been caught up in speculation about the practical elements, he's keeping his eye on the political prize. >> if kim made a extr -- a strac decision to give up his nuclear program. i think the president sees the potential here for an historic agreement. reporter: the ground work for the summit is being laid by north and south korean leaders half a world away. we are learning more about the historic meeting friday. it culminated in kim agreeing to denuclearize the peninsula. now another strategic gesture, kim says they will shut down their nuclear program in may. mike pompeo is counting this dev

eric: there's no note. he just opened fire on the two people in the parking lot, went inside, opened fire on someone inside before james shaw, what a hero, what a guy to grab that door and do that. can you describe what's oing onn right now? let's show a picture of reinking right now. put it on the screen. there is an intensive manhunt right now. how do they get him? what do they do in terms of any car? he was on foot hitchhiking . >> well, what is going on right now is they've got heat sensing helicopters in the air, they're using dogs to try to pick up a scent and this manhunt, they're saturating the various woods. and of course law enforcement officers have to be very careful because they still have two guns unaccounted forfor. eric: james shaw, he took the rifle when there was a pause, flthrew it over the counter at e waffle house. a great american to have the presence of mind in the middle of a shooting to do that, ted. >> eric, james shaw is my hero. james shaw said when he first heard the first crack

. >> i'm eric shawn in for jon scott. president trump getting ready to meet with his cabinet at the bottom of the hour. he will confer with military leaders later on today. after the suspected chemical attack over the weekend that killed dozens of civilians, mostly helpless women and children. it's charged the syrian government used poison gas after their own government. president trump is not only criticizing assad but also going after russian president vladimir putin for supporting the syrian dictator. all this while the white house is weighing options for how to respond to the deadly attack. >> i think we need a bold and swift response. the last time assad did this, we responded with 59 tomahawk missiles destroying his landing and air base capability so they couldn't deliver the barrel bombs. something similar to this. but as the president said, all options are on the table. >> will there be air strikes tiahrt? john roberts with live with the story. >> good morning. remains to be seen. i'm told that we can expect to he

eric? >> eric: and other changes. we'll have to check with h&r block or grandma, whoever does the taxes. peter, thank you. >> i fully anticipate handing the gavel over to the next speaker of the house. >> and you believe -- >> i think kevin will step up. one of the reasons why i was comfortable making this decision is because we have a very capable leadership team. i -- >> why do you think -- >> i believe we'll get the votes. >> julie: paul ryan on his endorsement of majority leader kevin mccarthy to succeed him as house speaker. some republicans are criticizing his decision to finish out his term and retire in january arguing it will lead to a power struggle within the party ranks. let's bring in our next guest, ari fleischer, former press secretary for george w. bush. great to see you. you think the speakership vote should be postponed? >> no, i don't. you know, i've watched or this morning made a couple phone calls to a few members of congress to get their take on it. you have to have an insider's perspective. the

eric peered eric: allison, thank you so much. arthel.hel: a fire raging through trump tower last night, killing a trump tower resident and giving several firefighters injured. life outside this skyscraper with the very latest. ryan. reporter: arthel, this is the just one of trump's properties. note the $100 million where he and his family has spent pretty of time then. headquartered here in secret service is constantly protecting this building. 5:30 p.m. yesterday, 200 firefighters and personnel responded to this. shoppers and tourists look at to see a raging fire coming out of the 15th floor of the 263 luxury condominiums at trump tower was engulfed in flames. thick black smoke came gushing out of the window. debris was falling below is firefighters rushed in. unfortunately, the 67-year-old owner of the apartment i appeared he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition, but it was too late. the victim was a wealthy art dealer, but had fallen on hard times recently filing for bankruptcy in dealing with health issues. six firefighte

. >> eric: that is for sure. meanwhile, what some say could be a message involving the rush investigation, the president is expected to issue another pardon of scooter libby. >> the part of scooter libby is in part a message of the president thinking about the mueller investigation. he is expected to pardon scooter libby at some point today. libby of course was convicted of making false statements in the special counsel investigation. the parallel to the mueller investigation as michael flynn pleading guilty to making false statements. the president has railed against the rush investigation for being unfair, but this morning, karl rove says there's a big difference in how patrick fitzgerald, the special counsel treated libby and how mueller is treating michael flynn. listen here. >> he took money from the turkish government filtered through a shell corporation in the netherlands, took half a million dollars in order to represent them in a matter here in the united states. he has lots of difficulties and rather th

what did eric do for the sport?udden to talk about his legacy, but he really did, sort of, transcend and take darts into the mainstream. to become part of the public consciousness in uk sport. we often talk about the absence of characters in sports and he was a characters in sports and he was a character with a c. he understood what crowds wanted to see. he was controversial, a maverick, he spoke his mind. he upset a few people from time to time but the man in the street warmed to him because he was one of theirs. he had time for people, he knew how to entertain and he developed his own style, his own persona. he transgressed sports for ten, 15 years and to this day, people remember the crafty cockney in his pomp. probably one of the reasons darts is where it is today. he hasn't lost his touch with the ordinary man. because it is made up of ordinary men, made up of ordinary men with extraordinary ability. eric bristow was the ringleader from the beginning. his name is synonymous with darts. he had all those world ti

eric: doug mcelway is live with us in washington. what do we know about the damage these strikes cost. reporter: 100 missiles landed within minutes much each other -- minutes of each other. >> we successfully destroyed three buildings in metropolitan * damascus, one of the most of heavily defended air space in the world. this will set their chemical weapons program back for years. reporter: chemical weapons storage sites were destroyed outside the sit of homs. in addition a pair of u.s. air force b-1 bombers fired' missiles at that research center. and the fast attack u.s.s. john warner launched tomahawk missiles from the mediterranean sea. the destroyer laboon terks fired 7. 20% of the missiles fired into syria came from british and french forces. eric: what do we know about that much heralded russian defense system that's in place over syria? reporter: they were silent during this entire attack. assad's forces did fire 40 surface-to-air missiles into the sky. but they were basically directionless. and they were launched after the s

eric: u.s. angles to gather more power, where is there an opening for him and is the u.s. missing many opportunities to block moves to expand mr. putin's power? >> you know, what he wants to do is play to the cameras. he thinks that he can play the perception game and make people believe he has more power and influence than he does command i can give him more influence internationally. that's what's really important for us to call for what it is into any time that he takes any action at all, that impinges on american prosperity or security, we will not hesitate to respond as president trump gestated the expulsion of 60 diplomats there. he has many lovers he could pull to do that. at the same time, it's important to recognize it's in our interest to have stable relations with russia. we don't want to go too far because that hurts us. trading for gillian turner had a russian diplomat saying we need close interaction. but if mr. putin, president putin is trying to play for the cameras, he cannot be

eric? eric: there are strong and stinging words against the assad regime and russia today at the united nations security council meeting. that was held to condemn the missile strikes. but russia had a bid for its own resolution to condemn those attacks and that came up short. after only china and bolivia joined moscow voting in favor of that draft resolution. united states ambassador to the u.n. haley, she had a blunt and strong warning during the emergency meeting, saying the trump administration will not let up on the assad regime. >> last night we successfully hit the heart of syria's chemical weapons enterprise. and -- and because of these actions we are confident we have crippled syria's chemical weapons program. we are prepared to sustain this pressure, if the syrian regime is foolish enough to test our will. >> laura ingall live tonight at the united nations with the very latest. what was russia looking for at that meeting today? >> you know, if this russia resolution would have pass

i'm arthel neville. >> eric: good evening, i'm eric shawn. people are dead including the driver. at least 20 others are injured. authorities say the driver who they call psychologically unbalanced killed himself after that attack. police trying to determine exactly why he went on that deadly rampage. kitty logan has more from lond london. >> reporter: a van drove into a crowd in the german city of munster. the german security officials say there is no evidence of a terrorist motive, although they continue to investigate at the scene. a man drove a van into people sitting outside of a popular restaurant in the center of the old city of munster. the restaurant was busy on a sunny saturday afternoon. it's understood one of those killed was the driver of the van. police say he shot himself after the crash. unconfirmed reports in german media say the van's driver was a german citizen in his late 40s with no links to terrorism but a history of psychological problems. 20 people were also injured in the incident, six of them seriously. emergency serv

the five—time world darts champion eric bristow dies at the age of 60.wo people are arrested on suspicion of murder following the stabbing of a teenager in east london. julia skripal is getting stronger by the day, she says, she spoke through uk police and asked for privacy but what of the tape passed from a cousin to journalists in moscow, allegedly a telephone conversation between the two women. is it real or is it fake? good evening and welcome to bbc news. yulia skripal, who was poisoned alongside her father sergei with a nerve agent in salisbury last month, has made herfirst public statement since the attack. she said she was getting stronger by the day, and thanked medical staff and members of the public who'd helped them. she described her ordeal as somewhat disorientating. tonight, moscow's envoy to the united nations has dismissed the uk's claim that russia was behind the attack, and said london was poisoning russia's relations with other countries. here's our diplomatic correspondent james landale. it's just over four weeks since sergei skripal

singing # there's only one eric bristow! # there's only one eric bristow! # only one eric bristow!ristow! i want to set up such a high standard, by the time i've finished when someone else comes along and they think he will be the new eric bristow, we will see how bloody good years! he's got to do the business. —— how good he is! thursday not quite as sunny across the uk as per expectations, in fact some rain as well and the skies are hazy, a picture from london early on, up a—level, despite that temperatures reached 17 celsius in st james's park and temperatures reached 17 celsius in stjames's park and making it the warmest day of the year. you can see how cloudy it has been across a number of areas. all this cloud of england was quite thin. the rain bearing clouds were earlier in the day across western areas and that's where got that last bit in the mild and the cooler air, wind is still coming in from the south, still mild airon top of coming in from the south, still mild air on top of us, the warmest weather across europe, into the 20s. the weather for weather across europe, in

thank you, eric. [applause] thank you. i thought you're going to do i do for a second between the two of you. what a real pleasure. what a pleasure being here, lemuria books, this independent bookstores one of the great bookstores in the country and it's a wonderful reminder of really from its latin origins of the importance of ideas and how ideas bring us together and kind of really shaped community. i would want to thank the park sales, jim and donna barksdale, bill, for your hospitality. i that incredible day in jackson and i see some of you have been tagging along. i was at tougaloo and then i was at bailey magnet this morning and was the most incredible experience with the most interesting and interested of students. you should feel very proud about the investment you are making in education here in the city. they were wonderful. to be a and to celebrate the cd with you is absolutely incredible. i had a mentor who once said to me in a very nice note towards the end of his life that is your very fortunate, the sum tota

eric, thank you for joining. today was a bit of a wildcard. should it have moved the price, this tweet? >> the fact is we have a lot of wildcards in the market. the second quarter has a lot of geopolitical supply risks on the horizon, whether it is iran sanctions risks, the drop in supply from venezuela, and a lot of other geopolitical issues across the middle east and north africa. adding to this seems like we are waiting for more wildcards. is a very position position in the market for risk. it is waiting for supply risks that may come. markets may already be positioned if it comes. when you have something like today that is more of a bearish catalyst, you can see sharp moves down. vonnie: it is hard to talk about a longer-term forecast. lee is quite known for its long-term forecasts. you have updated them in the last six months. where is oil going in five years? >> i think the long-term is particularly important to the short-term. to some extent, the saudi's and movingc plus group is away from talking about short-term injuries and talking a

eric bristow, who died last night at the age of 60.h up, more cloud around generally, particularly in the west, some of it quite impressive, a lenticular cloud there from a weather

katty: eric cantor, thanks mucho joining me. eric: thank you. laura: this week at nasa will look formission topl ets around the stars closest to us and capture their vibrations from which could be turned into sound. th will help researchers identify their size and age. we go to the kennedy space center in florida for this report. reporter the night sky is littered with stars. they sne and they also sing. these are the vibrations of a distant star similar to our su cverted into sound. this is another, much bigger and older star. this professor is analyzing these sounds. of cou space and stars cannot actually be heard. but they do -- vibrate and generate sound waves. e professor has discovered that each star has its own song, depending on how big and hard it is. >> when we stars, first of all, it tells us that out of this turstlence come al chaos, you get these order to sounds come andt is incredible that stars resonate -- juste his equations like musical instruments. this gives us an opportunity to look inside stars and see what they are look lik

eric, first, 25 million is a huge number these days. why do you think the int what do you think it's tapping into? >> i actually thought a bunch of different trends came together in one hue result. people have been looking at thet cities whe show seemed to rate back, and they've noticed that a lot of the cities areth n middle of the country, and i certainly think there was a sense that people tuned in hoping to see a depiction of themselves that they don't often see on television where people in the middle of the country and people who might be working class are treated with respect and treat as if, you know, they have -- they're not treated like caricaturbu. i also think abc promoted this show very the heavily. it was one of tv's most popular shows when it was on. and so a lot of these trends came together to create a show that was ver popular when i aired. >> woodruff: sonia you say the draw of seeing a show acknowledge that people who disagree are still people, maybe wrong people, maybe confused people, but still people. it's hitting

i would like to bring in our guest, eric dugan.uessing you don't care about that check because your firm is interesting to you trade only the s&p 500 e-mini futures on an intraday daily basis. ? eric: can you talkeric: about this i find it interesting that you call it the top. evaluate the s&p 500 using the e-mini s&p futures contracts. i have been doing that for 25 years. i was lucky enough to learn from munro trout who is one of the best at what he did. he is in a new book written by jack schwager. i started 3-d capital. thee is $23 million in stock market. everybody is long. everybody is vulnerable. our firm specializes in playing defense. using the s&p futures contract, which we believe to be the best contract to do that. abigail: why is that? that it's leverage, liquidity, it's regulated, its market to market. it's 24 hours a day. there is no shortselling constrictions. it is a bus contract to use to defend your portfolio. abigail: you brought along a great chart of the sp y over the long-term that provides macro buying theabo

eric: how many millions of dollars?ving the cds is now 37 points, so could it trades down more? yes. the bulk of the move was made in 2017. eric: if it all plays out according to the market would cost how much money? chris: nothing. eric: so why fight? chris: there is no limit to what a company could create here. you saw there was another exchange on friday posed by the company which we don't know the results of. 2047 bond.eating a theoreticallyd so that would be a lower deliverable price. eric: you don't stand to lose anything have i got that straight? chris: if it clears below the current market we could lose money. eric: but you are fully hedged i taken? -- i take it? you have already tried to limit on that side. is there no way for you and perhaps goldman, which is been to thering with you higher the price of those cheapest bonds lets you stand to lose. so why -- aren't you incentivized to raise the prices going into the auction? have you plan to do that? -- planned to do that? chris: we are discussing options. lb o

so, coming up, eric holder in 2020? it is really starting to look like the former attorney general is making his move. and mike pompeo's uphill battle for confirmation. he has something he wants to say about that. he spoke with the cia director before his trip to north korea and got a message for the committee about the nominee for the state department leadership. bill bennett also is here with his wise words on confirmation and other stories. coming up next. >> my main complaint has always been that i don't think he shares the same vision as the president on foreign policy. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is what getting your car serviced at lincoln looks like. complementary pickup and delivery servicing now comes with every new lincoln. i won. giving you, the luxury of time. that's the lincoln way. but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. real meat #1. a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one true instinct. now, try new purina one true instinct treats. this scientist doesn't be

eric benzing?"ter: first, because this is a school for little kids, where she was presenting student of the month awards. and eric, he's a grown man. and second, this grown man she knew was just then serving in the air force, thousands of miles away overseas. correct that. eric was just then 15 feet away, emerging from a side room. his name had been slipped into the list regina was reading. everybody there was in on it. and they all joined the celebration. this surprise welcome home. >> ecstatic, absolutely ecstatic. it's good to hold my boy. i've been waiting a long time to put my arms around him. it's unbelievable. are you all right? >> yeah, i'm fine. >> missed you. >> missed you too. >> reporter: student of the month? no, they didn't give eric that prize. but they gave his mom this one. john donvan, abc news. >> such a great reunion. we thank john for that story. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir back here tonight. have a great eveni

only thing better with eric holder.y thing better would be jim comey continuing his book tour and does it all through this year. basically in the end of the day, is there any difference between stormi daniel and jim comey? i don't think there is. >> lou: they appear to be exhausted with the efforts to promote themselves, rachel? >> no question about it. and one of the things that hasn't been talked enough about is that his entire family was resistant. and his wife and daughters that came out in the interview and hasn't got the kind of attention. her best friend worked with hillary and there was a conflict of interest and only thing donald trump should have done is fire him earlier. >> lou: in retrospect that was a wonderful idea. and like so many ideas this is it a president right now who is attacked from every quarter and decided to ride it out with rosenstein and defer on sessions and see what happens and bob mueller. he's almost come to terms as i listened to him and he's a flea he will have to scratch at whatever ti

there's only one eric bristow!his name last night, many of them had met eric bristow just name last night, many of them had met eric bristowjust a few hours earlier in liverpool at a hospitality event before he was suddenly taken ill. the crafty cockney was king of the oche, a poster boy who helped drag the sport out of the pubs and gave it public recognition. the first of his five world titles came in 1980, rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson marked his dynasty. a boom time for darts. he was the ringleaderfrom the time for darts. he was the ringleader from the beginning. time for darts. he was the ringleaderfrom the beginning. his name is synonymous with darts. eric bristow epitomise where the game came from but had the star quality to ta ke came from but had the star quality to take it to the next level. for that every player playing today should be grateful because he blazed the trail. bristow was also one of the founding members of the breakaway world darts counsel, now the pdc, in 1993. anothe

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his name last night had met eric bristowjust the who chanted his name last night had met eric bristowaken ill. the crafty cockney was king of the occe, a poster boy who helped drag the sport out of the pubs and gave it public recognition. i think you took two different level. i knew eric when he was 17 years old. we used to go round different pubs and clubs playing for money and tournaments. he was a good darts player. really cocky. but that was eric, that's the way he came over. but he was quite good—hearted. way he came over. but he was quite good-hearted. the first of bristow's first world titles came in the 19805. a first world titles came in the 1980s. a boom time for darts. but he was the best. when i finish playing darts, my name is on the record books. i want to set such a high standard by the time i finished, luckily enough i am a young fellow andi luckily enough i am a young fellow and i have plenty more years in front of me that when some other youngster comes along and thinks this is going to be the new bristow, we will see how good he is. he was bettered by phil taylor, t

but, you know, eric has been such a wonderful leader on all matters intelligence. he is fighting and taking on the republicans in this sham investigation in that house intelligence committee led by devin nunes that really wasn't an investigation at all. eric is there. you see him a lot on television talking about this. he knows his stuff. he knows the issues. and he's fighting for all the things that democrats are fighting for. plus he's a lot younger than i am. and he's got a heck of a future, i'll tell you that. he is fearless, focus. he is fearless. and, you know, i give him a lot of trouble but he knows he's got to put up with it, as long as i'm there. but please give native iowan eric swalwell a big round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you! thank you, scott county! thank you! and don't we love dave loebsack! thank you, dave. of thank you, terry. i came here to help dave find some democratic friends. if not only to make his plane rides a little more enjoyable. and dave, when we get more iowan democrats in congress i hope you'll still hang out wit

eric bristow is a name in darts. 0f will be. eric bristow is a name in darts.oday was always going to struggle to match up and generally speaking, it is a cloudier affair. the biggest of the cloud is in western areas where we are closest to an area of low pressure. you can see that thinning around here on the satellite picture. this band of cloud pushing in from the atlantic. further east the cloud is that pits the less odour still allowing some hazy sunshine do and in that hazy sunshine it feels very mild. in fa ct, sunshine it feels very mild. in fact, fairly one, i have to say. we‘re during in some very mild air from the salsa not a bad looking day there for a weather watcher in eastbourne earlier on. the best of the hazy sunshine will be found down towards the south—east is after numerous further north—west outpace a pretty heavy rain across western scotland. a little bit brighter for east of scotland and generally a blustery southerly wind. some rain moving through northern ireland but likely to brighten up your two this afternoon. plough through the weste

today is a special concert to say goodbye to founding member cellist eric jacobsen and to welcome new member michael nicholas. constantine front. to. today's quite a special on set because it's the last concert of yours eric and your first concert michael so i just want to say the passing the baton posse the bagel i see the big ole pour in the coffee first question to call in with a full mouthful of lox bagel what's the story behind the well you know we think of brooklyn as the berlin of america so there you have it you know actually our name is. comes from the blue writer group there plowright. who we were inspired by their sort of cross disciplinary work one hundred years ago and music and but we did want to refer to the place that we call home brooklyn so eric how do you find a list music because you or your albums of full of the craziest titles five legged cats and all sorts of things. where do you find all these guys i think a lot of the repertoire that we play of course we play a lot of music by college and i think then expanding out your friends that are composers friends of fr

please welcome eric holder! cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> good to be here. >> trevor: great to have you on, especially now there are so many things to talk to you about as a former attorney general. >> there have been things happening? >> trevor: things have been happening. >> really? >> trevor: you haven't been on the twitter? the twitter has things happening. >> i was flying from l.a. today. so i must have missed it. >> trevor: you missed a year. yeah, we'll get into comey, the president and all that stuff later. i wanted to start with the news break today. starbucks announced they would be closing 8,000 of their stores to have a day of racial bias training, and in the press release they mentioned you as one of the experts they're going to consult. how does that work? you walk in and do role play with them and you will be, like, can i use the bathroom? they're, like, no, you're, like, you're supposed to say yes. ( laughter ) what are you going to do and think needs to be done. >> i t

in singapore sun senior advisor at asia strategy and leadership institute and also in kuala lumpur eric seato he's the baddies and nasional deputy communications director welcome to all if i could start with eric so why did prime minister dissolve the parliament now in part of these elections what was the reason well bit is often because that's what it's for what it is for the prosecution department and this is launching. from this is the people who are signatures it to its core forms of them and is exactly what you did. this time around so we look forward to elections and we go into the next month or so an important election let's just commissions. but still what written about investments is the be ends on a slow not in the ready for only likely answer oh yes yes. and but you know we have confidence that so yes it will be alright the ruling party confident it's ready to charles why did my dear mohamed in particular decide to make a comeback now do you think before i answer your question because i will respond to alex statement i do but his hand is calling for the election so this time

eric greitens faces invasion of privacy charges in addition to other investigations. here he is on wednesday defending himself before the latest bombshell dropped. >> this is exactly like what happening with the witch hunts in washington, d.c. this is wrong in washington and wrong in missouri. >> the new report by state lawmakers could set the stage for impeachment for the republican governor. >>> the los angeles district attorney is reviewing a case against kevin spacey. the investigation started last december. the case centers on events from october of 1992 in west hollywood with spacey and male adult. no other details released. last year, actor anthony rapp accused him of making a sexual advance on him when he was 19 years old. >>> a witness in the bill cosby trial claimed she was drugged and assaulted when he she was 1 years old shouted you remember, mr. cosby. cosby cases three counts of assault for drugging and attacking former temple university employee andrea constand in 2004. >>> proiope francis admitted he made grave errors and asking for forgiveness. the po

eric with the fact that the cost of living is rising. v.n. has always focus on the increase in the people seen faster than costly and it. is something that it really can't it will experience the challenge is to make sure that. people who are as among the ship bottom forty in the last years is that but it's a national. government and we have done. you know from a substantial housing to subsidize groups based system is accepting does. this essential items from g.s.t. . number. believe they're. ignoring the words before us of course those are the most and we have done so ok what do you make of the child asked in so erick that that's not the only reason why you're confident going into these elections because also you have a huge advantage favorable electoral districts control of the mainstream media the new fake news bill that's been approved and so on and so on say critics are they wrong nobody can you know that there is one dish going on and however the mainstream media this is not as unusual calibers of see when you when you come up electoral

>> the democratic party also heard from california swalwell,ative eric who is introduced by -- who represents des moines. [applause] >> thanks everybody. you're all still here. [laughter] wind got your second right? because i was told that between well and i, andl mayor garcetti, because we are the two love, that we can go on for about an hour and a half. i will not go on because i have to drive back to iowa city in this terrible weather. he should be happy that i have to get out of here. , i have beenl you to a number of these and i have only been representing you since january of 2013 with the redistricting. i started coming in in 2011 to try to win the seat in 2012. i won it because of a lot of the folks in this room. you how mucho tell i appreciate all that you folks have done for me over the past several years. kind of ane any official announcement about running for reelection, but i'm running for reelection and i need your help. i really, really need it. [applause] i can spend all my time thinking people, and i will probably spend a lot of time doing that. the first person i need to thi

i think eric took it to a different level.nd different pubs and clubs playing for money, in tournaments. he was a good darts player. cocky, really cocky. but that was eric, that was the way he came over. but he was quite good—eyed. the first of bristow‘s five world titles came in 1980. as rivalries with bobby george, john lowe, jocky wilson, marked his dynasty — a boom time for darts. but he was the best. when i've finished playing darts, my name's in the record books. and i want to set up such a high standard by the time i've finished. luckily i'm a young fella as well, and i've got plenty more years in front of me. when some other youngster comes along they say, he's going to be the new bristow, we'll see how bloody good he is, you know what i mean? he was bettered — by phil taylor, the man he mentored, who was to become the greatest of all time. bristow‘s influence on the sport was huge. he lost his job as a television pundit 18 months ago, following social media comments about the victims of barry bennell in the football a