fasteners? the fact is, if they don't want to get fired they are going to design a building that uses the electric fasteners that the company also makes. we see this kind of all throughout life we see hospitals that if you're a doctor and don't refer into your own hospital system, then you are likely going to get less patients or get moved out or you're going to get a bad referral. the fact is, profit motives to drive what we do but i like opening with the thought experiment.i think it gets people thinking from the beginning and hopefully they understand almost right away with the basic idea of profit motive is. >> your closing thought experiment could go one of two ways. >> i think the closing thought experiment can actually go almost 3 ways. the closing thought experiment is, who profits more, the person who writes the book or the person who reads the book? not mentioned in there is a question of whether you understand profit motive enough. there's also the person who publishes the book.there

all of it can you know we can fasten this but i can look it's no problem i don't. get. very nice do i look like a real the variable is yes i do. that thanks alex. so now i'm ready to go check out the festival one chick in. if you come here to take public transportation it's much faster. but before i start my adventure here is some information for your regarding this show and share what is the october fest actually and how did it start this is our must see. half of it all started in eighteen ten with the wedding feast for crown prince rude big and princess to raise of xuxa hilberg house and a spectacle of festivities and horse races. the feast was repeated every year until by the late one nine hundred century it had evolved into an enormous beer festival on the two days in visa within brides and huge festival hall just was a ritual practiced since one nine hundred fifty is the tapping of the first by munich's mayor. the first time it took the mayor seventeen whacks to get the tap in place. but every guest drink as much as they can the way. i am but usually to wax is enou

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he fastens on his leg and they lift the pigeon up. pigeon flies around and lands on a tree. some of the other commanders get excited. they are screaming at the poor bird. finally they get the bird to fly that he ishey notice heading in the division of the -- in the direction of the division headquarters. about an hour or two later the firing stops. question, was it -- was it because the pigeon made it note, or dide the the division firing stopped on time? that story is never been completely told. we never know the real issue. the pigeon was badly wounded, lost a wing and one of its legs. back.st she got her life was celebrated after the war. when she passed away she was stuffed and she sits in the collection of the smithsonian institute. pigeon one immortal this monument, recently placed in tribute to the lost battalion. why don't we take a walk down the path and see where his men was cap. ,> among the people who fought i think there was a famous player, no? right, a journeyman player because he was on a number of different baseball teams. including the cincinnati reds. he w

cuteness to fasten all that piles the pressure on renegade democrat joe manchin who supported kavanagh on friday and he confirmed he'd be denying his party colleagues in saturday's vote and that's really what i'm waiting on so republicans look likely to garner enough votes to assure cavanagh's nomination as long as they keep the support of mention meanwhile thousands of anti kavanaugh demonstrators in washington protested outside the supreme court and even entered a senate building confronting senators several hundred demonstrators were arrested that prompted president trump to issue a tweet saying the very rude elevator screamers are paid professionals only looking to make senators look bad don't fall for it. don't use to phone simone's has been giving us more on what was the last day in the u.s. capitol the confirmation battle over brett kavanaugh seems to be lost for the democrats the republicans and the white house carry a significant victory there will be one more vote in the senate and there will also be more protests from left leaning groups and from a lot of angry women. they w

and fastened upon him people with whom he could not work easily. grant experienced same sort of thing, as a subordinate commander in the western peter and later as general in chief in 1864 and 1865. for much of his career out west until the middle of 1863, grant had to wrestle with the presence of john mclaren and who liked to write about many shortcomings, and of course his own great virtues. could not even choose the men he would want to have as head of the army of the cumberland. he was given command of the forces of the western theater in 1863. he said you can have one or two people. rosencrantz, or you can replace him with george henry thomas. grant did not enjoy warm relationships with either man, and rosencrantz and done a great deal to subvert grant during his time as a subordinate. thomas and grant had no chemistry either but no chemistry either. , i will giveot say you a job and you do it with who you want to do with it. you pick. he said you do it would this guy or this guy. brent could complain, you give me a job to do and you restrict

and fastened upon him were people who he could not work very easily. grant experienced the same thing , later on as general in chief. for much of his early career out west, into lake steen -- 1863, grant had to wrestle with john maclennan. who often liked to write -- right lincoln about mcclellan's shortcomings later on, grant would not even choose the head of the cumberland, in october 1863, he said fine, you can have one of two people, you can keep william in there or you can replace him with george henry thomas. grant did not enjoy room -- warm relationships with either man. had no chemistry either but no chemistry either. thomas and grandpa -- grant had no chemistry either. he would say i'm going to give you a job and you have people to go with, but it's with this guy, or this guy, that is your choice. and grant could have complained, i don't get my own choice? give me a job to do, then restricts the tools i can use in order to accomplish the task. in 1864, major parts of the overall campaign were supported's use of -- is absurd -- subverted. the f

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he never says i have been fastened with these incompetent commanders because of lincoln's inordinate political ambition. he kept those things to himself. there is an advantage to being taciturn, a word often associated with the man, and he understood not to say things. ulysses s. grant had a sharp tongue. i can say that. a lot of people do not want to recognize that. when it came to people like charles sumner grant had a sharp , tongue. grant was told one time that sumner did not believe in the bible. grant said that's because he did not write it. [laughter] he once said of james garfield that he would not be possessed of the backbone of an angle worm . he could be more subtle. he writes in his memoir that when rosecrans expenses plan for chattanooga, grant said his only surprise was he had done nothing to carry them out. grant new how -- new how to pay back his debts. it's interesting in that regard he was very generous to george mcclellan in those postwar recollections. was he angry with lincoln? if he was, he did not let it show. rather, he responded to it. when dana comes out, he

here is the thing fastenal said china is giving them a hard time with rising materials costs, k- parts we know we're in earnings season right now. louis vuitton warning is also mentioning china, and we also have this rare u.s. arrest of a chinese spy, he's detained in belgium. what's your take on this? >> i think that we shouldn't discount the chinese market and the fact they're not going to back down that these tariffs have yet to actually show themselves in the market just yet. you had jay powell we saw the market drop last week literally when the chairman of the fed started talking about the fact that they need to continue to raise interest rates. he's not too worried about trade but i think that's a major issue and you bring up the spying issue, that did hurt the tech sector, think of facebook and fang. back in february i think it was you saw facebook drop 23% in seven minutes. that means that it could happen again you're seeing it weighted right now. apple, facebook, netflix, literally took off $120 billion off the market today, so i think like susan just brought up about the mid-

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and last week's fasten al said they could move out of china to another source. in an environment where i the political vashlt as opposed to economic variability it makes it challenging to plan. as we move through earnings season it's important to pay attention to see if the tarif related themes continue to hold. for nightly business rert, dominic chu. >>> coming up, an inside look as facebook fight against people trying to influence t elections. >>> the "wall street journal" is reporting that facebook believes spammers and not ata nation were responsible for the recent security breach omthatomised the personal information of 30 million users. facebook is said to believe the hacker portrayed themsels as digital marketing company in an attempt to make money through deceptive advertising. >>> and with the midterm earthquakes just around the corner, facebook has launched its first everoo war to fight the election manipulation as part of efforts to avoid ape of 2016 when misinformation was spread across the platform. to accomplish this, the tech giant is using artifi

put on that day if you have more than one, and they will help you into the rope, and you get it fastened in gettingnd in my case, the judicial collar on right, which can be a challenge, and then all the justices walk into the conference room where we sit the table and confer -- confirm the cases. that everyradition justice shakes every other justice's hand before going into the courtroom. i think that's a great tradition. not all courts do that. if you take someone's hand and shake it, you are much less likely, i think, to hold a grudge. there is something about human contact that matters. in the conference, what happens? are you discussing what someone might ask? there isn't aor: conference. you put your robe on and you shake the other justices' hands. then the chief justice says it's time to go and people line up in order of seniority. they are seated on the bench. you lineup across the hallway to enter the back of the courtroom, and they divide three justices on the left, three in the middle, and three in the right depending on where you are going to be seated. when the chief justice

for people with paralysis or limited dexterity, fasteners like buttons or zippers can be difficult. roxie's team tried urgnets, but ited they didn't work that well, either. >> it wasticking to the wheelchair, and it made it difficult to maneuver the garment. and so we had to eliminate that. >> reporter: fabric choice is important, too. many of the teams use wool, which is natural and breathable. wanda's team discovered the triedtic vinyl they fir didn't work. >> the vinyl was too stiff. it created these very unaesthetic wrinkles and lines and creases. >> reporter: so they switched to lambskin, which didn't wrinkle as much. and they created a guide within the jacket, to show wanda how to put it on. >> so, blue is f your arms, pink is for your head. >> reporter: the teams visited the clients regularly to test out the garments and make su they fit. >> how does that feel? >> i don't know, like it's still tight. >> reporter: as the summer went son, ada stewart's outfitlowly took she. the team tested different types of pleats for the pants and devised a pulley system that ll gather up the

it's waiting for an explanation from bolton and hope to set washington on the path of dialogue step fasten al-jazeera moscow alter political developments in brazil where thousands of people have been marching in support of a controversial presidential front runner also narrow this was the scene in sao paolo earlier the rallies took place a week before brazilians returned to the polls for the second round of voting polls sonora faces fernando had dad who replaced jail former president lula to silva. just a quick look at the top stories this hour now u.s. president donald trump and his turkish counterpart on have agreed on the need to clarify and disclose all aspects of the jamal khashoggi case during a phone call earlier president said he would announce the details of turkey's investigation on choose day meanwhile the saudi press agency says the king and crown prince of call khashoggi son to express their condolences to the saudi foreign minister said the journalist death was a huge and grave mistake. so we discovered that to he was killed in the conflict we don't know in terms of details h

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it's waiting for an explanation from bolton and hopes to sag washington on the path of dialogue step fasten al-jazeera moscow and i've got some breaking news just coming in is being reported by the wall street journal that stephen minucci in the u.s. treasury secretary secretary is indeed going to saudi arabia apparently to bolster iran policy this of course after doubts was cast as to his attendance in riyadh for the investment conference which is due to get underway on cheese day stephen menuchin who had earlier said that he wouldn't be attending that investment conference taking place in riyadh as a consequence of the controversy jamal khashoggi is killing in istanbul but now it seems according to the world's wall street journal he is indeed going but to bolster iran policy we'll bring you more on that of course as soon as we get it now at least eighteen people have been killed after a train derailed in northeastern taiwan officials say five carriages overturned as the train traveled south from taipei towards tide turning the cause of the accident is being investigated rebels in the demo

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some commentary from corporate america that should make people nervous, right whether ppg or fluor fasten al, fedex action micron, the list is getting longer. >> there have been three reasons to remain bullish. the fourth one is we closed at the 20 on day. but the fed could back away and take a dovish stand which in the short term wobblish longtime bearish. president trump and xi could have a an aaccord and that's bullish. and maybe erjs bail us out and you won't get the guidance you think. i'm with tim i think something fundamentally has change you are seeing inflation creeping its hid guidance is going to be week and i think the market heads down 7 or 8%. >> the cpi karen was cooler than expected it's not like every data point is rip roaring hot on the inflation front. i want not the case. now maybe part of what we saw is because powell the other day or whenever it was recently said we can go past neutral and everybody freaked out said my god the fed is raising rates come hell or high water regardless what you here from pepscy and ppgs and fedexs and everybody else that zblees a good po

the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al jazeera moscow european union leaders meeting in brussels say they will hold a special summit on bragg's that next month because not enough progress has been made towards a deal the deadlock centers on keeping the border open between the republic of ireland the northern island which leaves the e.u. with the rest of the u.k. next march well ahead of the summit on ns prime minister explained what his government wants. arden's position you know is as it always has been ever since the referendum happened we want there to be a withdrawal agreement so the u.k. can meet the e.u. in order to fashion we want there to be a transition period so that businesses and citizens can prepare for any changes at may take place we want there to be at a protection of citizens' rights all across europe wants there to be a financial settlement i mean also need a legally binding guarantee that there would not be hard border between northern ireland of the republic of ireland when your leaders british prime

minding to enter croatia could be seeded getting aggressive with police who responded with tear gas and fastenso disperse crowds several people were left injured in the scuffles has become one of europe's main entry points for moderates hoping to reach wealthier countries such as france and germany that i was reluctant to accept e.u. moderate quotas that's created a stumbling block in talks to resolve the crisis. in russia at least two people have reportedly been killed and one other is missing as major flooding affects the south of the country the region's been swamped since wednesday hundreds of people have been evacuated from the areas roads bridges and buildings have been said to have been swept away around nine villages have also been left without power local transport in the region has also been suspended forecasters are predicting more heavy rain is likely to hit the area and cause landslides. that's it for this hour for myself and the team here at r.t. fact join us again in the next at thirty minutes for the latest global news updates . join me every thursday on the alex salmond show an

fasten your seatbelts after -- daybreak. i'm alix steel. fasten your seatbelts after yesterday.up by .4%. the nasdaq 100 is looking at its since 2008. european stocks slipping into negative territory. european banks flat on the day. you also have the bnp earnings that miss. you have third quarter gmp in the eurozone. you have growth stalling in italy. they role seems to be sell bonds. the rule seems to be sell bones. -- bonds. is theh more of this treasury department going to have to borrow? a lot. and howll they issue much will they issue will be answered tomorrow. crude rolling over. 1%.have wti off over going to turn to automobiles. autonation sells vehicles than 360 retail outlets throughout the country. it gives us a read on where the industry is. it announced third-quarter results and the comparable sales missed estimates when it comes to new vehicles. we welcome michael jackson, autonation chairman and ceo. welcome. good to have you. looked at these earnings, it seemed to be an extension of what we have seen. vehicles whileew used vehicles are the future. michael: good mo

the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al-jazeera moscow. one of the youngest democracies in the world and now tom is about to choose a new government as the country's third elections since two thousand and eight may barker reports on britain's capital to. it is a rustic landscape of peaks and paddy fields a country seemingly at odds with the modern world. less than two generations ago bhutan had a subsistence economy now it's open to graduate from the un list of least developed countries to a developing one things are a little slower here more manageable than other places but there's globalization is this explosion of media there's forces beyond our control and we're being in that pried open open prized. britain became a democracy in two thousand and eight under the orders of the previous king it's a change the country still getting used to thoroughly stations have been set up even the remotest corners of the country voters will choose from one of two far tees there's very little politically that separates them including

they use him in the fastening methods that it is incredible. it goes on and on. cases, the design is so poor that am surprised no one caught it before it got into production. >> the model three they analyzed has a sticker price of $50,000 according to munro. they estimate the cost is three 34,700 to build. the model three was built in tesla's factory where they employ 10,000 people. the cost of labor and automation is high. >> 35, 40% of the people probably disappeared from the factory based on car plants and that would have to happen after they strip out a lot of robots. this product been built and a conventional ford, toyota have been awould brilliant design and enter the marketplace in unbelievable fashion. they could have clobbered everybody. no one would have been able to catch up. --munro and associates forhat they put together making this battery module is a brilliant piece of engineering and i do not think there are many people that could help them make it better. their management system is one of the best i have seen. this is probably going to be a long

spokesman says more than a thousand people could be buried and government housing complex which was fastened last week by last week's quake and with hope of finding survivors fading there was growing anger that rescue operations didn't start soon as andrew thomas reports. on what was the row a row of hotels they're still digging and still finding bodies after a horn sounds the machinery briefly stops and the body is carried out but it's not be one side as husband. is still somewhere in sight last friday he was staying at the hotel on business the couple spoke to in the afternoon three hours later their worlds collapsed. and his son drove eighteen hours straight here. when we arrived there was nothing going on even though we could hear people crying for help some local people tried to help using their hands but they couldn't do much without machinery. have now spent six days sitting by the hotel waiting while we were talking the horn sounded again another body had been found but it was another lady's mother and very disappointing from the government of the little. very late about how more liv

the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al-jazeera moscow the man the un tasked with helping to bring peace to syria has announced he's leaving his post u.n. special envoy staffan de mistura will step down at the end of november for personal reasons our diplomatic editor james bays reports. when he took the job over four years ago stephan de mistura described it as almost mission impossible now off to seven years of war with over twelve million people displaced from their homes in syria and over half a million killed he told the security council he was stepping down with a peace deal far from sight let me old to give you some heads up if i may i would myself be moving on as of the last week of november mr de mistura tried everything from local truces to meetings of key international players in twenty sixteen he managed to get syrian government representatives to geneva to meet with a delegation that for the first time represented many of the opposition elements including key fighting groups this promising opportunity stoppe

the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al-jazeera moscow i want to apologize for something that appeared on our screen earlier we mistakenly identified the shooter as an eighteen year old. off assegais xorn off is of course the head of the republic of crimea he is not the shooter and we apologize. a bomb attack in afghanistan has killed another candidate in saturday's election the blast was in the southern province of helmand the taliban have claimed responsibility and of threatening to target polling stations and security forces guarding them at least ten candidates have already been killed during campaigning charlotte better says more from kabul. and was killed inside his a literal office and lashkar gah helmand province this morning a bomb was planted under his cheer people who were wounded in the attack three people died later of the injuries the taliban took responsibility for this attack they had warned they would do this ahead of the elections and on election day the parliamentary elections here on saturday if you d

the kremlin mourners are asking what brought a young student to commit such a bloody attack step fasten al-jazeera moscow. still ahead on al-jazeera one of the world's youngest democracies for a people are hoping the latest election will lead to a brighter future in pakistan's batsman put them in firm control of the second test against australia details ahead in sport. holloway have flood warnings in force for good parts of central texas at the moment was a cloud just showing up here you see this conveyor of cloud pushing in from the southwest who rode up to the east coast it's been tipping down here for the last couple of days more rain to come over the next couple days you see that west or whether they're just around central parts of texas down towards new mexico dry weather ahead of that cold look at that just nine celsius in new york four celsius therefore also well but at least as far and dry crisp sunshine coming through by friday those temperatures do not doubt the cloud also not just up as well that pushes up towards the lakes by this day to the east of that generally settled an

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it's waiting for an explanation from bolton and hopes to set washington on the path of dialogue step fasten al-jazeera moscow the polls of close in afghanistan's parliamentary election which has been marred by violence and delays at least forty five people were killed in attacks on the first day of voting and less than half the country's eligible voters have cast their ballots in two days of polling according to a preliminary tally jordan says it will not be extending a peace treaty with israel which allows it now to use two areas along its border the two pieces of territory a albacore or in the north of israel and al gammer in the south they were included in the one nine hundred ninety four peace deal between the two countries israel says it was planning to negotiate an extension on the jordanian land which it says is mainly used by farmers but the twenty five year old lease will expire next year . rebels in the democratic republic of congo have killed at least eleven people in the ducted fifteen others most of them children it happened in beni that's a region on the border with uganda has

it's waiting for an explanation from bolton and hopes to set washington on the path of dialogue step fasten al-jazeera moscow. well now the u.s. midterm elections are just over two weeks away with health care one of the issues donating the campaigns is a priority for many voters along with taxes jobs and immigration heart of the political ads by the democrats are on healthcare. at the heart of this debate is the affordable care act also known as obamacare braca bomb his drive to give more people access to health insurance donald trump's attempts to repeal and replace have failed but he has managed to change some of the law's provisions the u.s. has the world's most expensive medical system costs take an average of more than ten thousand dollars a person and yes according to some estimates by twenty thirty it's projected to trail all the rich nations when it comes to life expectancy all than twenty eight million americans do not have health insurance and it's an issue that disproportionately affects the hispanic and black communities let's get more on this now from john hendren who is live i

the use so many different fastening methods that it is incredible. it goes on and on.many cases, the design is so that am surprised no one caught it before production. >> the model three they analyzed was about $50,000. he estimate the car would cost $34,700 to build. that means the gross profit margin of about 30%. but there is a catch. monroe believes it will cost that much to build if it was built at a conventional car factory. the model three was built at tesla's factory where they employ 10,000 people. the cost of labor and automation is high. people whoof the probably disappear from the factory based on what i know on car plants, and that would have to happen after they strip out lots of robots. at ahis product been built conventional ford, toyota, wherever kind of plant, it would have been a brilliant design and enter the marketplace in unbelievable fashion. they could have clobbered everybody. no one would have been able to catch up. need a motor and the electric motor is one of the best. in the world of automotive's, every dollar counts. -- analysis the bmw ha

fasten your seatbelt, have your go bags packed, and be ready to evacuate on a moments notice. >> it is california. what is california about, earthquakes, droughts, and fire. >>> we are talking about high fire danger until we get our first big wave. today is not high fire danger, especially in the northbay. in a few days things will dry out, and fire danger will come back up, until we get significant rains that soak the ground. the senegal gets lower towards november typically is how that works. here is the system i'm tracking, it might give us more showers tonight. it has got moisture with it, it is just lingering offshore. tomorrow, we talk about the rain up north, significant rain up to an inch and a is here, an inch and a half of rain. areas down here, just 10 miles away, 2/10 of an inch of rain. it may be at, depends where you but the disparities between north and south. is a really great shot of mount, pius. the fog is tight on the ground. poor visibility on the highway, it is at the beach now. the rain showers, potential for tomorrow, it is there. i would like to get hit by rain

fasten your seatbelts and have your go bags ready to go and be ready to evacuate at a moments notice a few -- if you have to. fox2 news. >>> fire danger is always high. the rain last night helped and it will help the fire danger tomorrow. in about four days from now the moisture will be down and fire danger will be high. a four-day respite is great. we have high humidity out there and we have rain totals in there and they are significant. especially in the north and i was talking to people in our area. executive producer said it rained all night. the rain was a fine line. if you were on that line you got hammered. over one and a half inches in marin county. you go east and south of the line you did not see a lot of rain. oakland did not receive as much or alameda. look what the model does. that is tomorrow pardon me that is tonight. clouds, rain clouds, rain. i'm only showing it to use to see my predicament. it tells me we are going to have instability in the area for the next 24 hours. that means of potential for more showers and the heaviest in the hills. it could be quite frankly

they do -- they use so many itferent fastening methods, is incredible.ign is so poor, i am surprised that no one caught it long before it got into production. >> it has a sticker price of about $50,000. he estimates the car would cost about $34,700 to build. that is a gross profit margin of 30% but there is a catch. that mucht would cost to build if it was built at a conventional car factory. three was built at a special facility. peopleor 40% of the would disappear from the factory. afterould have to happen they strip out a lot of the robots. had this product been built in a conventional ford, toyota, or whoever kind of plant, this thing would have had a brilliant design and it would've entered the marketplace in an unbelievable fashion. they could have clobbered everybody. >> they are as -- they are excited by the model three factory. togetherhey have put for making the battery module is a brilliant piece of engineering and i do not think there are many people that could help them make it better. their battery management system is one of the best i hav