gerard: it is both.ies off of product emerging market index, we see the strength there. anna: let's get your thoughts on the u.s. economy. we had these comments from ben -- heke talking about the have questioned the need of stimulus with unemployment as low as it is he points to 2020 when the stimulus goes away. there's a crutch for the was economy it would you go along with that? gerard: i share concern that. as if they wish and seven really attractive. interest rates have a big issue to play. in concern is when interest rates rise and stimulus gets taken away, what will happen to wider asset classes. bernanke's comments are quite extreme. we did see it -- we see a little more moderate. we see more of a moderate selloff in terms of risk assets. nejra: gerard fitzpatrick stays with us. anna: let's recap the headlines. the ceo gavin patterson stepping down. the company seeking a successor by the second half of this year. we talked to him about getting a handle on what happened in italy. the statement from

one of them is gerard. his biography is impressive as all of you know. ambassador to israel before his service to the united states and before his service as ambassador to the united nations. political director of the french foreign ministry amongst many other significant positions. even more impressive though i think is the rare combination of wisdom, with an honesty which he always brings to bear. in my experience is always been a straight shooter, spatial data with american diplomatic colleagues even if his weapon of choice sometimes is a bazooka. i been on the receiving end of his target practice whether in defending questionable american policy choices or the equally questionable culinary choices at the state department. but most impressive of all has been his deep commitment to the transatlantic alliance. as a partnership which has played such an essential role in our shared success over many years, a partnership which has been at the core i think of the success of international order over the course of the last 70 years and a partnership which is

richard joined the mighty writers afterschool program, and he got into gerard college, a full scholarship boarding school for students who came from single parent families with limited resources. this month richard jenkins now graduates as valedictorian. and this fall he is off to massachusetts, a member of harvard university's class of 2022. he has earned a full scholarship and says he's interested in studying computer science. that's a story we wanted to share. thanks for watching "the last word" tonight. i'm ari melber. if you want to catch my show, it's every weeknight, 6:00 p.m. eastern.

a warm welcomein for ambassador gerard araud. [applause] ambassador araud: good morning. thank you for that introduction. it is a pleasure to be here. it is very relevant. beas telling bill it might so relevant it is dangerous for me. -- ated to say a few we few words before having a discussion with you. now,w in the city right everything which is happening more or less underlies the american domestic politics when you analyze what is happening in singapore. the substance is important, not really criticizing or supporting it --esident area we see president. we see it now after the meeting in cinema or. inanted -- meeting singapore. crisis in the transatlantic relationship, it is because of one person. the president. everything will come back to a normalcy. it is something i do not believe to be true. underlyinge have an question mode about the transatlantic articulations. that af people forget strong relationship is recent. diplomacyhe american wanted to avoid any involvement in european affairs. ofwas the basic tenet american foreign policy stemming address bymous last p

it is awkward for the national team because one of their keep players, defended gerard pique, who isout to vote in the band independence referendum last 0ctober band independence referendum last october and he has written about the dilemma he faces over his national identity in a lengthy blog post for the players tribune magazine. he says playing for spain was his dream since he was a little boy and winning the world cup was the happiest moment of his life. but on the other hand, he says, catalonia is my people, my heritage, my land. we can get a view from the region and speak to ernest mattia who is a sports reporter. thank you for joining us. we will get to the comments from gerard pique in a moment but from a catalan point of view, how do you see relations in to looking at spain as they world cup tea m looking at spain as they world cup team this summer and will catalans support the spanish national team?|j think support the spanish national team?” think it will be proof that it is a very complex issue in a very complex place in the world but i think they will be able to support s

we will get to gerard pique comments ina we will get to gerard pique comments in a moment, catalan pointpain at the world cup tea m looking at spain at the world cup team and will catalan support the spanish national team?” team and will catalan support the spanish nationalteam? i think team and will catalan support the spanish national team? i think it will be proof that this is a very complex issue and a very complex place in the world but i think there will be those who support spain, i would say we have to remember there's a conscience among barcelona fans. there will be a lot of people in catalonia wanting the opponents of spain to win and of course in catalonia as well especially in the city surrounding barcelona which is where most of the emigration from spin comes and they will support open the spain. it will be interesting atmosphere inside catalonia, how do you see this affecting pique in particular on the pitch? he has shown that even people from the stance makes him stronger. he likes to represent an idea of being a professional apart from captain on. i think in the end he wi

gerard: that is a very tough strategic decision they are going to have to make.hey can reach the profitability that they need to reach, they may decide it is better off to sell it and let someone else do it. at this point in time, we would say they are committed to the u.s. and that is not the path they will go down. tom: gerard cassidy with rbc capital markets, thank you. we continue with willem buiter. it would be inappropriate to speak of these stress tests. what is your neck of the woods with your u.s. economic team? you mentioned the fiscal issue before. this make america great again economy, macro economic advisers and a 5% plus gdp for the quarter. how long can we sustain that into this year and 2019? willem: q1 came out disappointingly at 2%. course, that is simply a continuation of first-quarter disappointment and goes back to washington crossing the delaware. we do believe that this fiscal stimulus, while it has some positive effect on supply, it will really boost demand for the rest of this year and into next year. the demand effect is a level affect,

one of them is gerard araud. he was an ambassador to israel before service to the united states. political director in the french foreign ministry. the care --ive is rare combination of wisdom, it and, and -- w honesty. he is a straight shooter. receiving and the in thetarget practice questionab culinary choices in the state department dining room. deep commitment to the transatlantic alliance. the partnership has placed a ntral role in our sd esover many years. it is a partnership under challenge today in the wake of the american decision to pull out of the paris climate treaty and the iran nuclear agreement anthg- summit. even as eyes are focused on the promise of the singapore summit between president trump and kim jongn, critical to focus on structural challenges before us, in particular, the f cthe alliance which has been so essential to the 70 years of international order we have tried to build together. i look forward to his opening reflections. then we will open up to your quesons. ambassador gerardraud. [applause] ambassador araud: good morning. thank you for that introd

independence party leader gerard batten who was at the demo he says it didn't receive much media coverage and the progress sentiment isn't being all but ignored . by just coming from a march in a rally of progress march in the valley which was held outside the b.b.c. and sky and i t.v. studios at millbank but funnily enough nobody came out to means of years or filmed it as far as i know they're not given much probably city to the other side of the argument the argument that says we had the referendum we reached a decision and now we should have left and we certainly should be leaving as soon as possible but mrs may doesn't really want to leave she's a reminder she leads a government and a majority of the house of commons who don't want to leave and they haven't really done very much for two years they've gone about it in completely the wrong way he said of keep asking the european union how we can leave they should be telling them the european union how it's going to work there's no such thing as a hard brooks or a soft there is leaving the european union and if you want to know what that

gerard pique a rescued a stray bird from the pitch.s team—mates have been offered the freedom in the first half. the first half. iran's determined the micro defending was determined the micro defending was determined and desperate at times. iran reduced at moments of play acting. this was frustrating for spain. but the second half brought more space and chances. here, he went close. but those chances didn't all belong to spain, many in the stadium could've been forgiven for thinking this had gone him. to spain, that was perhaps a little close for comfort. it spurred them forward , close for comfort. it spurred them forward, and at last they found themselves spurred. he shot his into themselves spurred. he shot his into the corner of the net. iran got in but that i was a famous equaliser, but that i was a famous equaliser, but those that mattered weren't so sure. spain's lead survived. if only just, ron for all their defending, now through men forward. it almost paid off, good chances that needed better finishing. paid off, good chances

economy is going go into recession, it's the time to buy them >> gerard, thank you very much that xlfthere's about 70 stocks in them, but it's not a diversified etp. b big banks will move that. >>> amazon announcing a new last mile delivery service. the company will offer incentives entrepreneurs who set up their own small package delivery business. hey you, become a mini u.p.s. or fedex. amazon unveiling a dark gray van with a prime logo that it would lease to businesses. it would also provide uniforms and insurance programs for fleet operators and offer classes on taxes, payroll this is all a part of the effort of getting goods the last mile >>> and shares of chipotle are feeling heat after the ceo announced some big changes landon dowdy has more on that. >>> chipotle's new ceo rolling out a turnaround plan during an investor call. he says chipotle will close between 55 and 65 underperforming stores in the coming quarters as part of a strategic review this will cost between 115 million and 135 million in restructuring charges. he also said menu changes were coming the food chain wil

a man accused of killing five people in a newspaper in maryland was charged with five gerard ramose -- jarrod ramos. >> we learned a little bit more about the alleged gunman but not much because police say he is not cooperating. >> the images are all-too- familiar. survivors of the workplace attack being led away with their hands raised as police at the scene. inside the offices of the capital gazette newspaper, what police described as a gunman armed with a shot and whose goals were crystal-clear. >> this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: killed in the attack, five newspapers -- newspaper employees. all while others hit and texted loved ones. many even in neighboring businesses feared for their lives. >> you would never think something would happen to you at work. >> reporter: the paper itself has identified the shooter as 38-year-old gerard ramose -- jarrod ramos. at one point, he sued the paper for defamation. this community mourns the loss rally around a small newspaper that was first published back in 1884. >> we come to city council

. >> al 82 hacen el túnel a gerard piqué, y sacan el centro, con la cabeza, por poco anota irán, no pasóoles, pero tenemos tres puntos . >> españa, españa! (gritos) (música) mañana tres partidos importantes, continúa la jornada australia con dinamarca, croacia con argentina, veremos qué hace lionel messi mañana y francia contra la selección de perú raúl, gabriel de regreso con ustedes . >> Ánimo, gracias por la información, sal corriendo para el frío, por favor . >> bueno, señores, les pregunto si te perdiste un partido, en el resumen tenemos videos de las mejores jugadas y enlaces para la repetición de los encuentros. >> descarga la aplicación móvil gratis o visitar telemundo48.com seguimos con deportes, tenemos una nota inusual, los directores técnicos salen lesionados . >> los años no pasen en vano, se le olvidó a (información en pantalla) que tiene una lesión . >> se dislocó el hombro, la cuenta de twitter confirmó la lesión el entrenador dijo "mejor que yo me lesione a uno de los jugadores" y creo que toda la afición inglesa estará de acuerdo con él . >> eso sacó afuera a mohamed sa

pressure on the palestinians their hope and they have now a powerful voice in the trump white house with gerard cushion or their hope is to really push the palestinian leadership aside and just deal with friendly arab governments over see what happens certainly in the coming months for the moment everybody levert thank you very very much for joining us from washington d.c. thanks. well saying the reason jordan's king abdullah has met the u.s. president the white house the discuss the u.s. administration's peace plan for israel and palestine senior adviser something a little mention jared cushion this is the plan that will be announced soon with or without support from the palestinian leadership president mahmoud abbas has refused to work with the u.s. since december when it recognized jerusalem as the company of israel can believe it has more from washington d.c. . during their oval office meeting the u.s. president praised the king of jordan and his handling of not just the syrian refugees but refugees historically recognizing that this is caused jordan significant economic strain the king tha

on a case that joke was lost on you french movie stars gerard depardieu is in fact a citizen of russia a resident of star run this which is one of the his cities during the training session there were plenty of children in the stands getting into the. spirit. and supporters seem to be undeterred by some of the more alarmist media coverage about security in russia police from thirty three countries have joined forces to make everyone feel up a bit safer for foreign funds to hear a language they understand during their stay for the twenty eight hundred finals on tuesday a joint international police center was opened based to a police academy in a suburb of moscow the security personnel will share intelligence aimed at keeping prices peaceful we got the faults of some officers on the fast approaching football extra against. russian. phone food move in don't think so so you. believe these routes through. with low russian police. just ensure that communication between the russian police announce around the right behavior will be expected with friends and hopefully sure the police can do wit

because you would never think something has identified the shooter as 38-year-old gerald ramose -- gerard ramose. he is said to haveces tell fox cooperating. and had mutilated his own fingertips, making identification more difficult. meantime, this community mourns the loss rallying around a small newspaper that was first published i can 1884. -- back in 1884. >> have to boring politicians. >> reporter: as those s remain, a newspaper today. police say that report about the mutilated fingertips is not too. they were aware that it was widely reported but they are not sure where it came from. but they do say that the suspect has not been cooperative since being taken into custody. back to you guys. >> and doug not cooperative. but we know that he had some history and connection to the newspaper. what else are we learning about that connection today? >> reporter: again, just the fact he is filed a demand -- a defamation suit against the paper after they reported on a harassment claim made against him a few years ago. >> doug luzader, thank you for the update. we will continue to update that s

one case that joke was lost on you french movie star gerard depardieu is in fact a citizen of russia and a resident of some rocks which is one of the host cities during the training session there were plenty of children in the stands getting into the world cup spirit we asked the fans how far they think the country can go in the turmoil that took the senate finally but i'll be disappointed if we don't make it to the final you got it well i think that we can get to the fore know although i'm not sure i could say when. we want to when we want to second star supporters seem to be undeterred by some of the more alarmist media coverage about security in russia police from thirty three countries are working together to keep everyone safe and for foreign fans to hear a language they understand during their stay on tuesday a joint international police center was opened based out of police academy in a suburb of moscow the security personnel will share intelligence aimed at keeping crowds peaceful we heard from some of the officers. for you to think so are you. in the of. police through. or.

the french interior minister gerard collomb says police have arrested a man who took two people hostagehad apparently asked to be put in touch with the iranian embassy, prior to his arrest. there was a surprise passenger today in the washington subway. a deer managed to get into the crystal city station through an above—ground entrance nearby. 0ne passenger was too busy looking at his phone to notice, but thankfully the train drivers weren't. the deer, in the end, managed to safely exit through the same tunnel it came in. you're watching newsday on the bbc. life from singapore with myself and rico hizon. —— alive. still to come on the programme: 0ur seoul correspondent looks at what the trump—kim summit could mean for north and south korea. the day the british liberated the falklands, and by tonight, british troops had begun the task of disarming the enemy. in the heart of the west german capital, this was gorbymania at its height. the crowd packed to see the man who, for them, has raised great hopes for an end for the division of europe. michaeljackson was not guilty on all charges, th

dr gerard sanacora is professor of psychiatry at yale university and director of yale depression research bbc world news. those numbers are really quite shocking. —— thank you for joining us here. and now we have seen so joining us here. and now we have seen so the human faces by those statistics. do you think this is a public health crisis in the united states ? public health crisis in the united states? i think it is an ongoing crisis in the united states and in many countries throughout the world. it is very sad that these tragic deaths are what brought attention to this, but the rates of suicide have been rising in the us and in several countries throughout the world for over two decades to this point. on any given day, about a people are dying in the us from suicide alone. —— about 123 people. dying in the us from suicide alone. -- about 123 people. what strikes me is that half the people who died from suicide had no no mental health problems. is that because issues went undiagnosed, or there are many more factors in play here? there is no one simple reason for somebody to commit sui

they say he is a male in his 30s and he he is being reported as gerard ramos, our resident, the suspectlding and settle the smoke grenade before shooting. we heard from reporters inside, detailing those terrifying moments, one of the paper's crime reporters saying it was like a warzone, that the gunmen came in, shooting multiple people, relearning his gun, and it was absolutely terrifying. police are going about searching the suspect‘s home and looking into a social media account. general threats to the paper as early as today. as far as the staff here, they have been tweeting updates and vowed they will have a paper out tomorrow. paul farhi is the media specialist reporter at the washington post. hejoins us from our washington bureau. thank you for giving us your time. what are you making of this? thank you for giving us your time. what are you making of thi57m thank you for giving us your time. what are you making of this? it is a terrible episode for the news media in america and yet another tragic shooting that seems so common in america these days. the media is not exempt and we ar

a short time ago i spoke to dr gerard sa nacora, professor of psychiatry at yale university and director. i asked him whether he'd describe this as a public health crisis. i — i think it is an ongoing crisis in the united states and in many countries throughout the world. it's very sad that these tragic deaths are what brought attention to this, but the rates of suicide have been rising in the us and in several countries throughout the world for over two decades to this point. and on any given day, about 123 people are dying in the us from suicide alone. what strikes me is that half the people who died from suicide had no known mental health problems. is that because issues went undiagnosed, or there are many more factors in play here? there is no one simple reason for somebody to commit suicide. it is a multifactorial process that leads to it. i think many of these — and we need to be careful how we interpret this data, but many of these people who were not previously diagnosed were likely to have had some mental illness in the background or some substance abuse history that had gone un

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we had a great admiration for gerard houllier. juan carlos came to the city to complete a ph.d.cess to liverpool. the next best thing was the view from the mcmanus‘s upstairs window, and they kindly agreed to let him move in. he was lovely, just a gentleman, slotted right in. he just warmed to him, and that is the way he got on with everyone. while he was here he got to know people at liverpool, everton, but united. 20 yea rs later liverpool, everton, but united. 20 years later it is a friendship that remains as strong as years later it is a friendship that remains as strong as ever, as years later it is a friendship that remains as strong as ever, as this call from tom shows just before the start of the world cup. hey, they're an excavation might you taught me everything! look he is here? hi, mary! the family, all staunch evertonians, by the way, remember trips to the pub to watch the ball as an education. he would sit down, get his pen site. you would concentrate on the game. he would ta ke concentrate on the game. he would take copious notes as he watched the game. that was o

football, and gerard deulofeu has signed for watford on a permanent deal. on loan from barcelona last year having previously been at everton. he moves to vicarage road for a fee of £11.5m. and cesc fabregas will be part of the bbc‘s coverage of the world cup. the chelsea midfielder won the tournament with spain in 2010, but missed out on the squad this time around. and finally, it's no secret that usain bolt wants to play football following his retirement from athletics, and he had the chance to showcase his talents in soccer aid last night. he did pretty well, too, turning in a man of the match performance and scoring a penalty in the shoot—out for the rest of the world team. his side lost the shoot—out, though. england the winners at old trafford. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you very much. and some breaking news for you now about the migrants who are on board a ship in the mediterranean. they've been drifting, because italy and malta have refused to allow them

in the middle east and son in law gerard krishna has been in the region to gauge support for the plan he says the trouble ministration is almost on that finalizing it will go ahead with or without the support of the palestinian president mahmoud abbas a white house correspondent kimberly helped get us more jordanian kings and washington to meet with donald trump the meeting expected to be about one hour not much time to influence the decision making of the u.s. president to and what will be contained in that peace plan set to be revealed by the administration in the coming weeks as the jordanian king we know will be conveying the message that in order to maintain or to achieve regional stability in the middle east the plan needs to contain a commitment to the two state solution that a palestinian independent state is the only viable option based on one nine hundred sixty seven borders now certainly we've seen the king tried to influence the trumpet ministration in the past somewhat unsuccessfully with regard to its decision to go ahead and move its embassy the u.s. embassy from tel av

before, when we have the likes of beckham, gerard and lampard, we believed we had great individuals,irit. nobody else looks better than england. sol team and team spirit. nobody else looks better than england. so i try and keep expectations down, but it's getting hard. right now, no one knows the destination, but fans are enjoying the ride. it has been unpredictable so far and tomorrow will follow suit with both teams set to make changes. but by 9pm here tomorrow we will know where and who england will play in the knock outs. the time is... our top story this evening. the army is called in to help tackle a huge fire stretching four miles across saddleworth moor. and still to come... the heatwave continues. it's been the hottestjune day in northern ireland in decades. scientists in cambridge say advances in genetics are set to transform the treatment of breast cancer, making it more personalised to each patient. all women in cambridge diagnosed with breast cancer have their entire genetic code mapped. one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. in the 1970s, four in ten w

by i think it is gerard maglione. we will get you references. prof. burton: thank you. >> nyu press. prof. burton: i have been advocating people to do to a biography for a long time. i'mor i missed it. he is fascinating. it is clear what he meant for the 14th amendment to be. i was teasing about how it was interpreted later, but the enforcement clauses. he basically said in his testimony you should take the bill of rights and apply it to as well.izenship that you would have those rights as a state citizen. sorry. >> one of the most unacknowledged things without abraham lincoln, it was the union veteran black-and-white. they were a tremendous political force. in terms of what happened with that, i think it was a very important component in relation to that. prof. burton: you are abso right. they used the martyred lincoln a way to do it. literally, lincoln on good friday was not unnoticed by everyone. it was almost a religious -- they pick that up for the 14th and 15th amendment. father abraham or this christlike figure has died for these rights. they a

gerard gallant, head coach of the golden knights coach of the year and matthew brizola the islandersn is katie mcveigh. she got injured at monday's philadelphia phillies game. not by a baseball or piece of data. wrapped in duct tape launches out of the hot dog launcher. they've been doing this for years but nobody's ever gotten hurt before. katie has a bad shoulder stopped her from maneuvering. to cause a small hematoma in her eye. hit her like a ton of bricks. she's in great spirits. it gives people a good laugh and make somebody chuckle that's fine. gerri: no lawsuit, that's fine. a friend who's a lawyer calls are today. there's some money on the table. thank you so much. catch sports reports on fox news headline 21st at an sirius xm 115. >> thank you. tracee: with the bank of england raised interest rates? tell us what traders in london are staying straightahead on "fbn:am." how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today.

. >> sources tell cnn the suspect is gerard warren ramos. he is now behind bars. >> this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> reporter: journalists describing the scene as a war zone. >> at some point when i was listening to him reload, you know, are we all going to die? n is he not going to leave until everyone is dead >> reporter: some hiding under their desks. >> i grabbed my purse and went from the back door, it was locked. john was still trying to get out the door. i'm not sure what -- i'm not sure exactly in the next couple seconds what happened. but i know john was standing up. i heard the footsteps. and john got shot. >> reporter: authorities responding to the scene within 60 seconds and apprehending the shooter, who was hiding under a desk. >> we are inside the main office. >> reporter: authorities tell cnn the suspect had a longstanding grudge against the newspaper. in 2012, he filed a defamation lawsuit against "the capital gazette" after they published an article detailing a case where you had a s

. >> mike: gerard gallant 29 years ago today named a second all-star left wing in the entire league with wayne gretzky. now he gets to visit with barry trotz, his opposite number coaching the capitals. both of them off of wonderful years. barry trotz has just become a free agent. winning a stanley cup. >> eddie: doc, what an incredible year for the vegas golden knights. first year in the national hockey league. this city. this state. it is their own team. they accepted the team and sport with open arms. incredible season. congratulations to the vegas golden knights. >> mike: i wonder what the first bit of conversation will be with alex ovechkin. pierre mcguire. we get to listen right now. >> pierre: thanks so much, doc. you are at the top of the national hockey league. how is the view my friend? >> it is just unbelievable. i don't know what to say. it is just unbelievable. i am the happiest guy. i am so happy for my teammates and the fans back in washington. all of my friends. you know, it is unbelievable. >> for 13 years. what changed this year for you alex? >> we won the stanley cup. t

their stories about the five victims. 38-year-old gerard ramos had a long-standing grudge against that newspaper. he reportedly shot through a glass door to the office and opened fire. police arrived on the scene about a minute after the attack began. and took ramos into custody. people were evacuated from other offices in the building. one woman describes what happened when a police officer told her and her coworker to leave the building because there was an active shooter. >> oh, my gosh. it was very, very scary because you would not think something would happen to you at work. i thank god that he got me and my coworkers out the -- safely. >> we are deeply saddened by what happened today. we are deeply saddened that we had to make those notifications. we are deeply saddened that a person had to take this into his own hands and this was the result. >> ramos filed a demand -- a defamation lawsuit against the capital gazette back in 2012. the suit was dismissed by judge former editor of the paper says he had a long concerned about ramos' history of social media its journalists. he newsp

the -- gerard. how will these tariffs impact the oil and gas industry?oked at energy in its true context. what i mean by that is we understand what the president's trying to do in terms of the broader discussions. mexico, canada, china and elsewhere. but fundamentally from an energy perspective under nafta we've had open border trade policy for many years. we're significantly net exporters to mexico. a lot of people don't realize we import a fair amount of mexican crude that comes to houston, to the u.s., where we refine it and send it back to mexico as refined product or as gasoline. we're very concerned that what we've now entered into could disrupt if you will the equilibrium, the balance we achieved in energy trade. we would hope they would think clearly and specifically about energy and what this means for energy as the president's trying to accomplish his broader purposes. >> maria: as the industry's national trade group, the trade association with 625 members, you're representing some large companies to smaller companies in the oil industry. what

. >> gerard butler plays a russian. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> who loves gymnastics just as much as we lovetoro plays a tattoo artist/dr. phil. we got everybody in it. but here's what i was trying to get to. manny. >> jimmy: yeah? >> wrote the song. >> jimmy: what? >> that robert downey jr. uses. there's a scene where robert downey jr. pulls -- man. when robert downey jr. pulls guns. i say, manny, i want to say "death is coming and you can't hide" but i want to sing it, you know, in spanish. >> jimmy: i think they call it spanish, yeah. >> thanks. in spanish. [ laughter ] so he wrote the song. [ singing in spanish ] then he pulls the guns. >> jimmy: the talent has spread to your yard, it's unbelievable. >> so manny has a publishing company. >> jimmy: i love it. good job, manny, well done. jamie foxx is here. the show is called "beat shazam." be right back! right back! man 1: this is my body of proof. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humi

by gerard rosenstein, oh, it's just inappropriate. >> sean: the things that stand out, all three of uslked to at least one person, i've talked to one, you've talked to two. how many sources do you have that he has a temper? >> i have at least four sources. >> sean: you are working harder than greg and i. [laughter] >> i'm not. >> sean: 's actions, highly inappropriate.ac no. that would be bringing an investigatione to influence a presidential election, and as your book says, a scheme to clear hillary and frame trump. that is what happened. >> rosenstein said today, if it's appropriate, i'll recuse myself. it was appropriate a long time ago. he is a witness investigator, prosecutor, judge, jury, all rolled into one. >> sean: say that again.e, >> he's a witness, key witness, investigator, supervising thein prosecution, which makes him a prosecutor, also the judge and jury because he decides whether any charges would be brought. >> sean: why is the only mad at me by name and not you and sara? frankly, i'm taking all the heat. >> we are feeling a little jealous. >> sean: they tried to unde

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papers — one charge for each of the fans from ten—year—old john paul gilhooley, up to the pensioner gerardhe charge sheet shows that david duckenfield is accused of breaching his duty of care to those fans during the disaster and it is alleged that that duty of care amounted to gross negligence. there was an order put into place after a previous prosecution 18 years ago that prevented david duckenfield from being prosecuted again. today, thejudge has ruled that from being prosecuted again. today, the judge has ruled that that order should be lifted. that is why this trial can go ahead. it is expected to start in september. and there are four other men whose trials will also go ahead, although they had applied to have proceedings stopped. the former company secretary at sheffield wednesday, a former solicitor and former officers. they all face charges connected to hillsborough or its aftermath. there isa hillsborough or its aftermath. there is a sixth defendant, sir norman bettison, whose case has been adjourned until august. he too is applying to have the prosecution against him stop. but

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