francine: that was rio ferdinand. do you follow football?e was on, right? jeremy: i knew nothing about it, but his career is something i have followed across the last few decades. it is fascinating how he is trying to transcend the success he had in football into other spheres, and is a tremendous role model. francine: if you are in the markets, i'm trying to make a transition that is quite uneasy, i don't know if you follow football. what are the unknown unknowns of what we are living through at the moment? is there a groupthink that the markets focus too much on trade, on central banks, and maybe miss the canary in the coal mine of things that could go wrong? marija: it is interesting, and i think his work on narrative economics, that captures investors' imagination. following investor sentiment, that is very interesting. fronture in football, my -- my son follows football quite closely and it is the chemistry of the team that makes the team win games. that is kind of the narrative within financial markets and what drives markets. that has

you had seven years in and around the england camp, we have heard of cliques in the past, rio ferdinandk to frank lampard. we thought this is a thing of the past but that still goes on? i noted that the end of my tenure as an england player the atmosphere was an england player the atmosphere was a lot better, it is less cliques, but they were less players in rival teams at the top of the premier league. maybe now with manchester city being rivalled by liverpool for the first time in a while in the last two seasons these cliques may resu rfa ce last two seasons these cliques may resurface again. many thanks for your thoughts on that. the news that raheem sterling has been dropped for that match against montenegro on thursday for disciplinary reasons. we'll hear more from rob on five live. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other headlines. the scotland captain andy robertson won't play in their final two euro qualifiers, he has an ankle problem. he'll miss the trip to cyprus and the home game against kazakhstan next week. wales centrejonathan davies is out for six months. he's

rio ferdinand went in goal for manchester united in the fa cup against portsmouth in 2008.or chelsea against reading in 2006, and in the same year, philjagielka had to go between the posts for half an hourfor sheffield united against arsenal. well a great example of things going well for an outfield player standing in for a keeper is former mk dons striker alex revell. in 2016 he went in goal for his then club to save a penalty securing a 1—1 draw at preston. he told me about the strange circumstances which led to him pulling on the gloves. it was one of the strange things that's happened to me in a football match but after the keeper got sent off andi match but after the keeper got sent off and i think at the time we were in the game and it was an important game for us because of the time we we re game for us because of the time we were in the relegation zone and we we re were in the relegation zone and we were trying to get out of it. i didn't think you wanted to change the 11th so i was on the bench of the 11th so i was on the bench of the time and i came off the bench a

horsepower and a top speed of 25 kilometers per hour at over 2 times it was very heavy by the reason why ferdinand porsche turned away from electric mobility for a long time the concept of equal billing he was abandoned it was only over 100 years later with the development of lithium ion batteries suitable for cars then electro mobility. to return now let's have a look at what electra mobility has to offer namely a porsche tai con turbo that's what we need to be a name if that paul told. the truth is the top model has a maximum output of $560.00 kemah watts accelerating from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.8 seconds. here manuel thinks the time comfortable wishes like a roller coaster it has 1050 new meters of torque hardly any other car has that much if you step on the accelerator you get pushed backwards the engine noise is missing also like on a roller coaster there is some wind noise but it's barely noticeable after all it's a porsche it's supposed to offer a bit of luxury and comfort even though it's a sports car. for shoppers an optional sound generator for the tai-chi this does not simply

the room as i mentioned earlier either way, people may have sought was rio ferdinand said, he criticisedin a lot of aggressive scores, the message is these things do happen and from an england point of view the last thing you want is people coming on tv and talking about it, being the biggest story. i'm a bit surprised really that it wasn't dealt with in house as far as possible but when it comes out in newspapers you need to take some action. they could have brushed it under the rug, saying it's the kind of thing that happens a move past it and nobody would have thought twice. there is a bit more attention to it today because of the way they have handled that. he is not only one of manchester city is best players but one of england's best players, if not their very best player. he has become a role model in the fight against racism in football and so on. this is quite a big step by gareth southgate. it is, yes. it ties into the fight that you don't wa nt to ties into the fight that you don't want to look at in a positive light, gareth southgate is —— has done a lot of good stuff for the

ferdinand and imelda marcos's extravagantly corrupt regime. martial law.veryone. now you're both photojournalists. >> ben: yup. >> anthony: based out of manila? >> ben: yeah, uh, me. marc lives in mindanao. >> anthony: mindanao. now does a journalist need to carry a firearm in this country? >> marc: for me, yes. >> anthony: in the philippines, a press badge is no defense, particularly in the south of the country where marc navales lives and works. >> ben: mindanao has been war-torn for the last how many years? because of the radicalization of recent years, this growing specter of isis, mindanao is fertile grounds for that. >> anthony: now traditionally the argument against journalists arming themselves is that journalists have always been able to portray themselves as noncombatants. >> marc: yes. >> anthony: there was some presumption that they would not shoot you. >> ben: yeah. >> anthony: but these days, people seem to not make that distinction. >> ben: yes. dating back to the marcos years even. >> marc: since 1992, 77 journalists were killed. >> anthony

filipino people are a 9096 when there was a peaceful popular uprising forcing the dictator at that time ferdinand marcos to lead a country i think this can happen in cambodia always one sign also fleeing the country and depression from. the crowd let me ask you this then mr rains at a time of great tension in cambodia you faced criticism from some people who have questioned your courage about not returning from self-imposed exile and you still haven't yet managed to make it back to the country what would you say to those people. i did return asked promise on did 19th july 23rd teen it was a successful return and i was well come by hundreds of thousands of people and we made significant again the election that took place or 10 days later had the election been on s. and transparent fury and fair we would have won already so in the meantime the popular discontent against on sunday sheen has increased so do people really waiting for a change a positive change i did look at the change they are waiting for a signal the signal will be d. return of the c.n.r. be the opposition leadership once we are into

this is date every news live from ferdinand protest his 5 bow and arrows of protest at police in hongkong offices gas and water cannons against the demonstrators who occupied and set up barricades that he university campus also coming out. got some buy out rajapaksa is set to become sri lanka's next president the only defense minister.

founder ferdinand caution was the 1st head of development at audi and later its c.e.o. . the engineer landed some spectacular successes ph developed bodies 4 wheel drive the legendary quatro unjustified audi's image as an innovative brand he was also the man who led v.w. out of it serious crisis in 1993 with ambition and a tough management style. given this whenever there's a war there are always fewer left at the end honestly you always have winners and losers. it is my intention. to gather with b.w.'s worldwide partners. to be the winner the see. the mentality of a warrior insiders report that this is how we influence the corporate culture of b.w. and already. there was a culture of fear in our firm. everyone just wanted to survive. and that means not spreading any bad news. the successor to ph martin of into corn rose to the top 1st as the head of audi and then a c.e.o. of the entire group his staff say that he won't tolerate disagreement and pursues a system of command and obedience. one of his favorite phrases was make it go away meaning a problem you don't want has

and that is about a previous dictator the family ferdinand and imelda marcos. >> it was a well a musicalabout the rise and eventual fall of the marcos dynasty or the marcos regime at that point. many of them are still around. imelda loved going to discos. so i set the show in a disco. so it's a very kind of festive e atmosphere. it was an atatmospherere that she would have been from the you're with. amamy: and the audiencnce, we are all statanding throughou. we don't sit down. >> you're the patrons of the disco. you u are dancncing and having a great time. so the aim of that -- what i wanted to do was, i wawanted the audience, in some e ways, empathize with her and her husbanand. so i wanted the audience to kind of be on their side and kind of cheer them on, knowing full w well that it was going to end up as a dictatorship. the audience knows that -- atat least i think someme of them do -- and yet they are swept away and they are cheering it on. i thought, that to me is key to let the audience experience that kind of thing and then realize, oh, , look where we are now. now we have to get

and in spain the christian armies of ferdinand and isabella, they drove the muslims out and they turn the peninsula into a christian kingdom and then they set up the spanish inquisition in the hunt pretty much run out of muslims because those guys flood and there is one trace of otherness left in spain and it was the jews into the spanish inquisition really focused on hunting down juice because you converted and forced the jews to calm you down juice. so then he was the other that you can have is the force that was solidifying yourself this. so that's where and when the theory developed or began to develop that jewishness is not a set of beliefs, it was blood quality and no matter what you said you believed, you cannot eliminate your jewishnes jewish. you cannot contribute by claiming to become short. then it became a question of mathematically calculating what percentage of your blood if you are a product of a jewish marriage. in that idea getting into the narrative never died, it popped up again and again, in european history. i'm going to stop there and ask, do you have any quick q

ferdinand marcos. ukraine's viktor yanukovych.n the spring of 2016, donald trump called on manafort to be his campaign manager. >> paul manafort has done an amazing job. he's here someplace, where's paul? paul manafort. >> but when the story of the black ledger broke and the large cash payments to manafort were revealed, trump was put on the defensive. >> now manafort has totally denied it, denied it. i think he represented ukraine or people having to do with ukraine or people that -- whoever. but people knew that, everybody knew that. >> soon manafort was forced to resign from the trump campaign. the mueller report would reveal his close die ties and large debts to a russian oligarch, leading to suspicions trump himself may be compromised, allegations the president denies. manafort remained loyal to trump even after he went to prison for bank and tax fraud. even after he won the presidency, donald trump suspected ukraine had tried to sabotage his campaign. how exactly does joe biden fit in? that story next. , we present limu emu

it failed in the west, but in spain the christian armies of ferdinand and isabella drove the muslims out and turned the peninsula into a christian kingdom and then they set up the spanish inquisition and they had pretty much run out of muslims because those guys fled but there was one trace of otherness that was left in spain and it was the jews and so the spanish inquisition focused on hunting down jews and then what? if you forced all the jews to convert you would be out of jews. so who was the other that you could have as the force that was solidifying your self? that is where and when the theory developed and began to develop that jewishness was not a set of beliefs, it was blood, some blood quality and no matter what you said you believed, you couldn't eliminate your jewishness, you couldn't become, you couldn't become short by claiming to be short. short is what you are. then it became a question of mathematically calculating what percentage of your blood made you a jew if you were the product of a jewish christian marriage. and that idea of getting into the narrative it never

ferdinand marco, et cetera, et cetera.ed back up in the mid-ots, 2000s, working for yanukovych. president of ukraine. we worked on a lot of stories about that. at the time, though, he sort of disappeared and for a while, he really disappeared and turned out he was in with oleg deripaska. glenn who's something of a wizard when it comes to public documents turned up the fact that he was being pursued by oleg deripska for a debt he owed him. >> several million dollars. >> more than several hundred -- >> tens. >> tens of millions of dollars. >> and -- >> to the effect -- to the point that a service processer looked for paul manafort in virginia and couldn't find him. that's how off the map he was. >> when donald trump picked him to run his campaign. >> correct. >> the preceding year or two. yes. the fundamental thing we learned when we were covering russian oligarchs and russian corruption in the 2000s was that putin exercises his influence in the west via his loyal oligarchs. it's an informal system, but they take direction f

the attraction between the pgd ferdinand of these lectures i'm glad you asked. i spend a fair amount of time explaining what ppe is and what makes the program unique. i can go on. really, i can go on but today i'm going to go straight to the bottom line. it explained that the scope helps students that create better solutions through the difficult and pressing problems that arise in the public life of a complex society. the problems that arise in the process in what roger wilkins in the first chapter of his autobiography had called with immense understatement complicated at times such as there are today. ppe offers the foundation for students to build meaningful careers in civil service, journalism, business and the law and other socially engaged fields and endeavors. in this regard it's my hope that the generations of students will set their sights on the example set by roger wilkins life and career. again, we couldn't be prouder of our association in this legacy. i have three brief program notes to make before turning over the podium. the first is you are going

ferdinand o valenciacompartiÓ esta foto de su familia donde los vemos bien combinados. dejes sola.♪ ♪te conviene no andar firmando papeles, ni subir los decibeles cuando estoy cerca de ti.♪ ♪ yo no soy el tipo de mujercon quien tu mamÁ te quiere ver, me hacen falta tantas cosas y me fallan tantas otras. nunca se podrÍa complacer.♪ ♪ellas son fieles, ellas son santas, ellas son buenas, perdonan calladas, sÓlo te podrÍa complacer, no soy ese tipo de mujer.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪no me conviene andar soÑando ilusionadano soy un Águila volando sola, necesito desvestirme tu perfume, ese aroma me consume, yo no soy el tipo de mujer con quien tu mamÁ te quiere ver, me hacen falta tantas cosas y me fallan tantas otras, nunca te podrÍas complacer.♪ ♪ ellas son los buenas, perdonan calladas, no hacen escenas, no piden nada, yo no te podrÍa complacer.♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪no soy ese tipode mujer . ♪ ♪ ♪ [aplausos] >> espectacular. >> quÉ belleza, gracias por dejarnos amo la mÚsica, que te siga yendo muy bien. vamos a hacer una pausa, enseguida, viene la segunda parte de quienes somos para seguir conocido nue