gary hart showed tremendous shame. >> gary hart believed the press would never dare report on someone'srivate life. and that, he lost. >> i see an america too young to quit. >> ours is close to a lock to the democratic nomination as you're going to get. >> really believe that he could go all the way. >> it's an issue of recapturing our basic principles and believes, and values. >> every knows that hart plays around. >> i like my husband very much. >> the story was the journalistic political equivalent of an a-bomb. >> it's the story about sex and power. >> what was his relationship with her? >> i do not answer that question. >> went from being an icon to being a a joke. ♪ >>> america in the late 1970s was still emerging from the fog of vietnam, mired in a stagnating economy, and suffering through a 444-day hostage crisis in iran. the country was in the mood for change. >> we were post-water gate, post vietn vietnam. the public was deeply skeptical of its leaders. there was great deal of questions about character and trust in character. look what nixon had shown us, what johnson had show

gary hilton know right from wrong?nal nature of conduct. in my opinion, he is a psychopath. that's what generated the murders and nothing else. >> the attorneys made their final appeal to the jurors. >> i'm going to ask every one of you individually to go back in that jury room and vote to recommend that gary hilton be put to it death. >> on behalf of mr. hilton, i'm asking all of you collectively and individually to recommend a life sentence in this case. >> the jurors then retired to deliberate nothing less than whether gary hilton should live or die. >>> coming up -- another haunting question -- were there more victims out in the forest? >> i personally believe there are. >>> and a legacy. >> she's really the hero. it was through her efforts that we were able to catch her killer. >> remembering meredith hope emerson. >>> the same jurors who found gary hilton guilty of murdering sheryl dunlap were now trying to decide if they should recommend hilton spend life in prison or be put to death by lethal injection. their l

<gary>i was an ok player. but it helps to understand gary's on-air persona when you know you could tell that was his personality. a long range shooter. dick davey, santa clara's basketball coach. in 1967 he was the head coach for leyland high. gary played for the opposing brannan high.my first high school game as a coach. i think his senior year in high school. he proceeded to go out on the court in our game and score 43 points. and i vividly remember gary shooting one shot deep in the right corner, and walking over to the drinking fountain to get a drink of water while everybody else went over to the other end. gary's mom evelyn never missed a game, but she felt like hiding after seeing her son pull the water fountain stunt. oh...he doesn't belong to me. gary's a sports guy, man. sports people talk a little stuff. that's why gary radnich can shoot a basketball, take a drink of water, then come back and play the game.those qualities are from his father.

to have you on the program gary to wall of a law firm cat mutual roseman thanks gary good to see you again bart. and politicians and investors around the world are eager to see some movement in the bracks process and anxious to see a minimally disrupted resolution of the debacle now at least one prominent japanese executive is warning that his compatriots are quote seriously concerned at the lack of direction in the negotiations carioca not that he she chairman of both peachy corp and has served since twenty fourteen as chairman of the jepp and business better ration mr neck and ichi lamented the environment of uncertainty around telling the financial times various the naria is get discussed from no bracks it plunging ahead without any deal at all we net we are now in the situation where we have to consider what to do with all of them mr knock and pleaded for clarity and urged the u.k. to stay in the e.u.'s customs union in any deal and warned against a no deal hard. and now we move to sports betting it's a topic we've covered before in light of the u.s. supreme court decision to all

no gary, work like crazy, but make it look easy. <gary>thank you very very much.is famous line he said: don't trust anybody, unless they love you. and as strange as that sounds, and granted it sounds harsh, but what he meant was: do your own thing, keep your eye on what you're after, and when people give you advice, unless they really love you, at the very least question it. "after graduating in speech and arts, gary turned to broadcasting, and had the unique distinction of hosting two shows on two different channels. one with legendary unlv basketball coach jerry tarkanian. radnich would book guests by offering car service--his own car, a plum-colored cadillac el dorado which was affectionately known as "raddie's caddy, or, as mom liked to call it:"the pimp mo-bile" things got a pimp mo-bile"to call it:"the pimp mo-bile" baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years withou

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so i think that's my kind of first take away from your question. >> and gary?the world that's going to be facing that type of issue is going have the resources to deal with it and that's going to happen. it won't be easy, but it will happen. when we look at it, we had conversations with dr. jim kim at the world bank and he said we have a really hard time finding how to reach those last 10% to 15% of the poor, and that's why we're working with the bank and the ifc to bring these types of solutions that helpedet gus to the poorest people. >> it is important. i just want to ask a hollywood question to you, matt. you are the face of this thing and you're able to bring so much to it, to gary's work and the whole me too women's empowerment started with hollywood to an extent and obviously your career took off with support from harvey weinstein. i just wonder in the six or so months, eight months since all of this broke, how do you think hollywood is coping, reacting and stepping up when it comes to women's rights and equal treatment under fair play in hollywood? >> y

of view from the wing dot com thanks again gary. thank you. and the second quarter is usually weaker a weaker earnings report for apple but the company has just reported their highest generating q two ever based upon continued i phone sales and record sales of applications the i phone sales in particular are notable given the contract ing sales of smartphones globally sales typically slow in the early and mid part of the year based upon consumers waiting for the newer models in the third quarter of the year and last time we spoke about how samsung smartphone sales were down on an overall flat q two for the south korean company apple c.e.o. tim cook said sales of their smartphones are also geared towards emerging markets and apple shares over the past year have risen twenty eight percent and were boosted by the earnings report of three point seven percent to above one hundred ninety seven dollars per share yesterday in trading. and in other earnings news sony has reported another strong quarter of two point zero four billion dollars driven by e

gary, you don't like this idea, i. why. >> we should have the accountable post act, not the accountable company act. liz warren, trillion dollar deficits. the next year the taxpayer on the hook, first $500 billion is going towards interest because of their debt. and now let's go to corporations. have created trillions and trillions of and trillions of dollars of wealth. millions and millions and millions and millions of jobs. philanthropy, she says corporations are self-serving. giving away billions, hundreds of billions of dollars to philanthropic organizations as well as time. created medical breakthroughs, technological breakthroughs have done everything right. are there some bad ones? sure. my goodness gracious, leave good alone and start working on yourself. gary kaltbaum's bill says, government, how about term limits? how about balanced budget amendments. how about doing something right for the taxpayer in exchange for leaving corporations alone. trish: i'm drawing something right now. my team in the control room

gary's was the set, and beyond... to the set. this is my bodyguard. kevin the bodyguard. radnich's run in the bay area was in full bloom. you wanna see gary, just turn on your t.v. there's a good chance you're gonna see him. wanna turn on your radio, there's a good chance you're gonna hear him. radio by day, t.v. by night, the focus of many in-depth media articles. back in the early 90s, we thought it'd be great to have gary radnich as part of espn. we flew out there, i talked to him. a number of other executives flew out and talked to him. we just couldn't afford him. ( darya )(ááá2 shotááá) we'll have more on gary in the next more on gary we'll have (ááá2 shotááá) we'll have (ááá2 shotááá) we'll have more on gary in the next hour.gary's final shows are tonight on kron 4 news. ( james ) coming up in the next hour ... as the tributes pour in for aretha franklin.we speak with a grammy winning bay area producer who worked with the queen of soul on one of her biggest albums. bel

gary: what do we got going on here? bigan: we first met him two years ago in southern california, but we recently caught up with him at the state capital, where he's been lobbying lawmakers to vote against new legislation that aims to phase out drift gillnets. the plan would offer to buy back fishing permits and raise the annual fee from about $300 to $3,000 over the next 2 years. bigan: what would the impact of this be? gary: everybody's gonna lose their livelihoods. they'll pigeonhole you in a corner with this bill. "take what little money we're gonna offer you, or we'll put you out of business with regulations and restrictions, and economically force you to do things that'll cost you so much you can't afford to go fishing." bigan: environmental groups want fishermen to use a different type of gear that uses buoys to drop fishing lines 1,000 feet below the surface, where they can better target swordfish and avoid marine mammals that prefer the warmer waters up top. drift gillnets are set just 36 feet underwater. bigan

of view from the wing dot com thanks again gary. thank you. and the second quarter is usually weaker a weaker earnings report for apple but the company has just reported their highest generating q two ever based upon continued i phone sales and record sales of applications the i phone sales in particular are notable given the contract ing sales of smartphones globally sales typically slow in the early and mid part of the year based upon consumers waiting for the newer models in the third quarter of the year and last time we spoke about how samsung smartphone sales were down on an overall flat q two for the south korean company apple c.e.o. tim cook said sales of their smartphones are also geared towards emerging markets and apple shares over the past year have risen twenty eight percent and were boosted by the earnings report of three point seven percent to above one hundred ninety seven dollars per share yesterday in trading. and in other earnings news sony has reported another strong quarter of two point zero four billion dollars driven by e

gary hethcote (heth-coat) wanted to get back i . >>> joining a health club is trendy but occasionally members have problems ening their membership. >> gary wanted to get back in shape after a foot injury and they signed up for six months for training in san jose but four months in, he decided to stop. nothing wrong with it but he received all the instruction he needed. gary expected he'd be billed for an additional two months but later in the year when he carefully checked his bank statements, gary got a surprise: city sports had continued to charge him $240 a month for personal training. it added up to more than $2,000. >> i was disappointed first of all that, you know, they gave me the impression it was six months. >> he contacted consumer watch. we small contract it said the training cycle will automatically continue till a customer sends a written notice of cancellation. a common provision in many health club contracts. we reached out to city sports and the company agreed to refund him $1200 and give him three free months of personal training. >> i thought it was pretty fair. >> a

gary's was the set, and beyond... visits to the set. this is my bodyguard. kevin the bodyguard. radnich's run in the bay area was in full bloom. you wanna see gary, just turn on your t.v. there's a good chance you're gonna see him. wanna turn on your radio, there's a good chance you're gonna hear him. radio by day, t.v. by night, the focus of many in-depth media articles. back in the early 90s, we thought it'd be great to have gary radnich as part of espn. we flew out there, i talked to him. a number of other executives flew out and talked to him. we just couldn't afford him. live look live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (ácommercialá) just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professi

we have a writer, name's gary, we love gary but gary has a problem. as a result we have a problem.fice is a mess. when i say it's a mess, you have no idea. you will have an idea soon. gary collects crap. he buys all manner of nonsense on ebay. stuff that he thinks is funny. his wife won bringt home anymore. so he keeps it here. so we get stuck with it. i decided that enough was enough. it's been going on for, i don't know, like 12 years. so i decided it was time to surprise gary and maybe to get him some professional help. >> jimmy reached out to me, he said one of his employees was having a hard time letting go of stuff, he asked me to come by and offer some help. >> jimmy: i know you've been in a lot of houses, have you been in somebody's office before? >> we've never successfully cleaned a hoarded office. >> jimmy: this is not gary's house, this is my house. >> let's clean your house. >> jimmy: okay. let's go clean my house. he's not going to like this at all. >> they never do. >> jimmy: okay. gary? >> hey. >> jimmy: hey. >> hi. >> jimmy: i want you to meet somebody. tell gary w

and glad to have you from virginia, thank you for coming to austin for gathering and my old greened garymarx, judicial crisis network, which is the lead conservative organization on the supreme court fight and has been effective over the years and gary was executive director of freedom coalition and advised scott walker and marco rubio and lots of other people over the years, great to have you in from atlanta, both of you welcome to austin. so why don't we give you a few minutes to set scene about stakes, related to dc circuit court justice and take a few minutes and we will talk about specific things, mario. >> thank you, matt, i want to thank eric for wonderful conference, always great to be in texas with beautiful people and strong conservatives, i love it coming in from the swamp it's refreshing to come here. i want to see if i can set the stage for where we are, we have a tremendous opportunity and we should not take it lightly, if you remember the nomination and confirmation of justice neil gorsuch which we celebrated and we worked so hard for, what the replacement of justice an on

gary: obviously it's nice to come in good form.d some good weeks the last couple weeks and played solid and work my way into the pga championship where i had a chance to win on sunday. getting geared up for the next four weeks, which is what we play for all year. the majors are what we gear up for, but every week is what it adds up to. we will lose some guys each week and have a chance to finish the tour championship and a couple weeks. it will be a big deal. vonnie: you start off with 125 golfers and whittle its way down as the prize money goes up an extra $10 million for the overall winner as well. record and a 36 hole you did it just across state lines from missouri where you played a lot of your golf growing up. how did that feel? gary: it was pretty special. i've so many friends and family. being in kansas, we don't get to play close to home. it was nice to have friends and family see me play in person across the border in missouri and watch me play in missouri territory, which was pretty special. vonnie: not that you are not

gary, there's a battle currently over document production. democrats are asking for every document that brett kavanaugh has ever held in his hands. it is clearly overbroad but their timing considerations, there are archives considerations, anyway, his career is he served as associate counsel in the bush white house and then served as the secretary.it seems to be the issue is work product. when your staff secretary does not work product. when you are assistant counsel at his work product. talk to everyone here and help them understand the stakes of this and why it matters in terms of the timeline. >> we are past the rollout phase getting to know the judge. now we are fully into the phase and the fight over document production and it's really a fight over time. and the democrats know that they have a chance to try and focus on these potentially million plus documents that are in his record because he served in the white house. during the bush years. this was also during the years when this thing called email that really big. and in those years,

all due to the most destructive fire in state history.<> ((gary sports tease)) tease))((gary sports tease)here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... a father is speaking out tonight after he and his young daughter-- were attacked by a rabid beaver... and he caught some of the attack on video. details on how he managed to stop it from going after his child... coming up on the kron4 news at nine... (ken) the carr fire has been burning for two and a half weeks. more than 175-thousand acres have been scorched and about 11-hundred homes destroyed.(pam) tonight, we hear from one couple about to get married .. they had to put their plans on hold because of the fire. reporter spencer joseph has their story. "he's a little wore out." bree harles and nick fiscus along with their adorable sons, like hundreds of others, are without a home tonight after the carr fire tore through their community.nick fiscus/resident"i was getting a little worried, there were a couple of fire fighters up there from cal fire i was talking to and we were all pretty awestruck at how fast it moved and how aggressiv

gary: no, but it was never the next facebook.ruth is, facebook is all encompassing, right with , instagram and who knows what mark and cheryl and the team are up to on their next m&a. they have got whatsapp, yes, it is not the next phase that -- facebook. i assume it is not priced on wall street in the same manner. i will say this, if you look very closely to moon pie, a small snack brand, if you look at what wendy's is doing, the business world is starting to understand how to use facebook to drive business. we are working with kraft heinz on miracle whip. it stuns me how much twitter is the backbone of driving sales at albertsons and walmart. so i will say that maybe the width of attention on twitter is not growing to a stock market's wants and needs, but the depth of attention in the platform, and the ways to maneuver in it, and its ad products, over the last three to four years i have been quite critical and not excited about twitter publicly, but i, no question, have seen over the last six to 12 months a resurgence differenc

president, got to love gary jonson., john, i knew the weed subject would come up, especially when gary made reference to seeds. was i the only one thinking that? but the guy was ahead of the curve in that regard. i'll say this about gary. fiscal conservative, social liberalism. that's where i think most of the country is the. not the ideologues that we see on television. you know, both in the pundit class and the media host class and the elected representatives. right? that's not a representation of who is on the other side of the camera. people on the other side of the camera are not ideologically cliven or conservative or liberal on everything. it's somewhere in betweening that's what he speaks to, in my view. proep frances is visiting ireland -- pope francis is visiting ireland. will he address the pain it has inflicted? where are the calls for national action by leaders? erica hill introduced some of the survivors. >> i would get high so i can separate myself about what was about to happen to me. i was in charge of

the action they are proposing to take.<> ((gary sports tease))gary: " coming up a little bit later in this broadcast a's and dodgers. oakland the hottest team in baseball, how they doing tonight. the giants same old story, take you to a certain level, than take you right down. also football training camp, a little word on whether garopolo will need to take a shower on thursday. will let you know a little bit later in this broadcast." ((ken)) ((ken))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine... people in northern california neighborhoods are opening up their hearts... and their doors to fire victims.they're posting their homes on air bnb..and letting fire evacuees...stay for free.we'll hear from homeowners who say it is the least they can do to help...that story...tonight on kron 4 news at nine. democratic lawmakers say, the president's plan to lower prescription drug prices... is not working. and some say, it is up to congress to fix the problem. (ken) a texas congressman has introduced a bill in the house that would give the government the power to negotiate drug pricing with th

gary b, what does this mean for u.s. economy. liz: economy? >> i think -- i don't think that old trade agreement of the all that bad. but if we get a new one and certainly, you know mexico and i'm betting canada will make consessions. i think it would be terrific for the economy. you have countries that are geographically right next to the u.s. they have always been our allies and friends, this is in everyone's best interest, maybe canada and mexico don't view it like that, but you know they see the u.s., we're you know we're the big guy in economic landscape. i think something is good, that will come. i would not be surprised if it happens in the next week. liz: this is about a carmaking deal as well, right? affecting both country car industry. >> to continue on, with what gary said. all of theet these other countre u.s. than we need them, and situation with canada and mexico, there will always be a deal done, they are good allies. so, look this is good news, i think this along with the eu tariffs that this heavy handed tactics by trump seem

but she says the seller bulgaria bears responsibility to know when gary as a country is. in fault that our weapons and up in warsaw and in countries which are and cargo we should stop immediately exports. since their discovery the documents have been verified by international experts. so what is bulgaria's position on these exports. the government declined to come and so we turn to the only bulgarian official prepared to speak to us it is possible to say that is the best lip it may seem the world stephanie new chair of the co president of the association of gary and defense industries. of this one is possible to destroy the tank on the later my vehicles most of its members export arms to the middle east and he shows us some of the nice defense products they have to develop for private and government clients. we want to know if bulgaria is at fault when the u.s. special operations command or so passes the weapons on. as a member of the e.u. bulgaria is required to stick to the arms control treaties many of the contracts are fulfilled with the americans putting so as end us

like gary and and for. can tell you didn't know me yet because they were cool and some money cool for me to fire me. they don't do it for. work for wasting their money for themselves. and this is not the same house about oh i think i look like oh yes that's what i'll be up to we can. get. that up he's a nice life he's a bit of style he's very thankful you can hear. from him doing something it's not so easy here to find someone to be so prone to so and i just you know i'm fit and the most important to his. head the sense of he'll. because i was just so. very nice. very nice thank you and. then. even though lifts would make service sector jobs a lot easier hotels are not allowed to install them everything has to look just like it did in the past the way people imagine greece. isn't even worried that his job might ruin his health. now how yes i feel it at home every morning when i can't get up. for them and everything hurts i don't know what with this. one with this but i keep telling myself that in five years

but she says the seller bulgaria bears responsibility to know when gary as a country is. in fault that our weapons and up in warsaw and in countries which are on that embargo we should stop immediately exports. since their discovery the documents have been verified by international experts. so what is bulgaria's position on these exports. the government declined to come and so we turn to the only bulgarian official prepared to speak to us it is possible to say that is the best lippert mice in the world stefan bought a new chair of the co president of the association of bulgaria and defense industries. of this one is possible to destroy tank on the later my vehicles most of its members export arms to the middle east and he shows us some of the nice defense products they have developed for private and government clients. we want to know if bulgaria is at fault when the u.s. special operations command or so-called passes the weapons on. as a member of the e.u. bulgaria is required to stick to the arms control treaties many of the contracts are fulfilled with the americans pu

attendees heard from gary marx, one of the founders of the judicial crisis network, which helps compose president trump list of potential supreme court nominees during the campaign. >> all right. those lights are bright. but we are glad to have this opportunity to talk about the supreme court. we obviously have a very consequential, probably, two months ahead of us here, and we have great experts here to talk about the supreme court. gave brief bios. glad to introduce minor ds -- mario diaz. anappears in media and is expert on constitutional law. glad to have you from virginia. marx, friend, gary medicine strategies, senior advisor to the judicial prices network, which is sort of the lead conservative organization on the supreme court fight and has been very effective over the years. walker andsed scott marco rubio. great to have you in from atlanta. welcome to austin. why don't we may be just give you each a few minutes to set the scene for us about the stakes, the battle we are in brettelated to kavanaugh's nomination to the supreme court? just take a few minutes and then we will talk

gary, there is a battle currently over document production. democrats are asking for every document that brett kavanaugh has ever held in his hands. it's overbroad, clearly. there are timing considerations and archived considerations. anyway, his career is as associate counsel in the white house and then served as staff secretary. it seems to me the issue is work product. when you are counsel, it is work product. help everyone understand the stakes of this document fight and why it matters in terms of the timeline? >> we are past the rollout phase in getting to know the judge, and we are getting to know the fight over document production, and that is really a fight over time. the democrats know they have a chance to focus on these potentially one million plus documents because he served in the white house during the bush years. this thing called email got really big. those years, a lot of people like to copy a lot of people on emails. you might see an email that you are copied on that has nothing to do with you, especially if you are in the jo

>> gary beck. repeat the question. >> i'm just asking if you have any information about how he got from the cargo stand to the runway. how did it make it across the taxi ways to the runway? >> i have not seen the tower tapes, so i wouldn't speculate on that. i think we have to leave it up to the faa to give you that information. >> is it correct, was it only working with the plan, was he a baggage handler as well as agent? >> a ground service agent. that would encompass loading, unloading bags and cargo. tidying the aircraft and then as brad mentioned before, he was also a member of the tow team which allowed him, qualified him to tow aircraft. >> okay. thank you. >> operator, next call. >> another question. >> okay, we are going to pull out of this press conference now. we'll continue to monitor it but we want to talk about what we heard. bring in cnn aviation correspondent rene marsh and transportation analyst and former inspector general mary schiavo and rear admiral john kirby. thank you all fo

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gary is right. phenomenal world class brand with great properties but where is the growth coming from? if the movies falter and espn is not guaranteed, where is the growth coming from? the big question there always. melissa: could be their own streaming channel, the movies, that they will be putting out there online. everybody watches everything from home now. i go with my kids. we watch it in the theater. go home and buy it and watch it 100,000 more times, amazingly pay for it again and again. lenore that is where the growth comes from. >> absolutely. we've got, percentage of americans that actually have cable service is down to just 63% from 74% two years ago. more and more, if you look at younger demographics, even more dramatic. everything is going to that over the top, otc and with hbo having moved into the hbo now, that was done through bam tech. disney acquired bam tech recently. bam tech is really helping them move their forward with their own service. i think that is what we're really going

dagen: i will add this, jon, to gary's point.if president obama had done this and slapped an unnecessary tax on businesses and ultimately consumers in this country and added a layer of complexity to doing business where i know -- i have friends who have had to hire people to figure out whether their business will get hit with a looming tariff on product that they import from china. it adds -- it adds government intervention and if obama did it, we would be screaming to the high heavens about it and you can't deny that. [laughter] >> i don't deny it at all. maria: what do you do? you sit on cash, you're not sure what's down the road, you sit on cash and you don't put the money to work. we need to see capital expenditures higher. that would be the engine -- jon: dagen, i would completely -- >> your assumption that the threat of tariffs is holding back. maria: i'm not saying it's holding back, i'm saying that is the risk, the uncertainty that companies say you know what, i'm not sure where this is going. let me sit on cash. dagen: i

like gary and and for. until you get going yeah because they were cool and some money cool for me to fire me. but don't do it for. work for wasting their money for themselves. and this is not the same house you bought i don't think that high a little like going to stephanopoulos we've hit. the case and i think there's a better style he's very thankful he has a problem in doing something it's not so easy here to find someone to be so wrong with so my stuff you know and for and they're the most important to his to play this sense of humor. because i was just so. very nice. very nice thank you and. then. even though lifts would make service sector jobs a lot easier hotels are not allowed to install them everything has to look just like it did in the past the way people imagine greece. isn't even worried that his job might ruin his health. somehow yes i feel it at home every morning when i can't get up because a lot of cursing. everything hurts and you don't know. what it is. one of the i keep telling myself pr

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gary b., do you agree with that? if so, how much credit do you give these tax cuts? >> partially agree. it's good to be back with you and jonas as always. i think the tax cuts certainly are the firm foundation but beyond that, i think people are underestimating technology. everyone says oh, it's totally driven by that but technology is where it's at. you have companies like amazon, google, netflix, doing new and innovative things just driving this economy forward. frankly, we haven't even talked about things like artificial intelligence, robotics, self-driving cars. it is a darned exciting time to be in the u.s. i'm excited about this economy. i think as you allude to, the tax cuts are one. cutting regulation is another. i think this bull market could go on for awhile. >> jonas, speaking about what gary b. just said, the market go on for awhile, do you think this market which is very long in the tooth, it's now just become the longest in american history, how long do you think this bull market lasts? >> look, i'm more biased because i'm comfortable investing after lo

but she says the seller bulgaria bears responsibility to know when gary as a country is. in fault that our weapons and up in warsaw and in countries which are and bargo we should stop immediately exports. since their discovery the documents have been verified by international experts. so what is bulgaria's position on these exports. the government declined to come and so we turn to the only bulgarian official prepared to speak to us it is possible to say that is the best lip with mice in the world stefan bought a new chair of is the co-president of the association of bulgarian defense industries. all of this one is possible to destroy the tank on the later my because most of its members export arms to the middle east and he shows us some of the nice defense products they have to develop for private and government clients. we want to know if bulgaria is at fault when the u.s. special operations command or so-called passes the weapons on. as a member of the e.u. bulgaria is required to stick to the arms control treaties many of the contracts are fulfilled with the americans

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find gary in and for. can tell you the film yet because when they were cool and some money cool for me to fire me. they don't do it for. work for wasting their money for themselves. and this is about the thing i was about like oh i think i look like oh yes that's what i'll be if we keep. it up is that one is a very strong he's very good for you and your. problem in doing sound thing it's not so easy here to find someone to be so strong i want to sell and i just you know and and the most important thing is to play this sense of humor. because i was just so. very nice meeting you guys thank you and. then. even though lifts would make service sector jobs a lot easier hotels are not allowed to install them everything has to look just like it did in the past the way people imagine greece. isn't even worried that his job might ruin his health. now how yes i feel it at home every morning when i can't get up because look you know of course you couldn't move everything hurts and you. don't know. what with is. limit

hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start in missouri at the us pga championship, with gary woodland the one stroke leader after the opening round at bellerive. the american carded a 6—under first round of 64 in the year's final major and leads compatriot rickie fowler by a stroke,

gary woodland set a new lowest 36—hole score at the us pga championship to lead before a thunderstormostponed friday's play. the american shot a four—under 66 with shots like this with a fairway wood, and at 10 under par he's one shot clear of kevin kisner, who had a six—under 64. england'sjustin rose is 6 shots off the lead with tiger woods a shot further back. wigan warriors beat castleford tigers to close the gap on superleague leaders st helens. an early liam marshall try set wigan on their way to a 20—0 half time lead, but castleford rallied in the second half, scoring four tries of their own including this one from paul mcshane. but it wasn't enough as wigan held on to win 24—22. and do you want to see andy murray on a roller coaster? of course you do.

here's what gary cahill had to say to chelsea tv after making his decision.s been a huge honour, something i've been really proud of in my career. and i can see now is going to a younger generation. i think it's time for me to ta ke generation. i think it's time for me to take a step back, its a perfect time. cahill‘s choice may be less surprising but jamie vardy, he had a meteoric rise, he of course won the premier league with leicester city. it's been a roy of the rovers type story, you thought he might stay on eastern championships. vardy has had one of the shortest international careers we have known, he came late and is departing hourly. iam we have known, he came late and is departing hourly. i am surprised because he would have got some... he wouldn't have been a first choice starter but he would have played, he would have been a very effective substitute, came on during the world cupa substitute, came on during the world cup a few times as a substitute. i am surprised. best of luck to them in the future and thanks so much for joining us, thank you ver

both jamie vardy and gary cahill choose to step away from international football as gareth southgaterepares to name his first england squad

gary, why the change of heart for musk in your opinion? >> well, i think it was a number of things, one, first of all there's a very good background story in "the wall street journal" this morning that everyone should take a look at. but the basic premise is that maybe this wasn't well thought through. first of all when he said he had funding secured, he really didn't. he had the board had to scramble, he had talk with the saudis they were thinking about bringing in another autocompany like volkswagen that trump -- not trump -- i'll get to that musk wasn't happy with. he thought he would be kind of getting rid of the grassroots support that he had. he, obviously, be on to even more scrutiny because the big hedge funds and whoever invested it would want tighter rain and i thought at the end he said you know what it's not a good idea. >> i don't mean to be crude here gary but do you think he's sane? >> that gets me to my -- you know what i said about trump more about slipping the the tongue. it is very difficult to know is this some part of