jungles for goalposts. >> americans don't get this but a sweater is called a jumper.: you said you never thought about playing wimberly because it seemed out of reach and then it became within reach. >> the point is when you move the goalpost you see the next one. >> rose: are you a savvy business person, too? >> i don't really care about the business but i care about the music. i'm savvy in terms of my music but not the business. >> rose: you're savvy in terms of knowing you want to do stuff because your core belief is if it's good, it will sell. >> if it has heart, it will sell. anything with heart sells. anything that makes anyone feel something will sell. that's why films are massive like saving private ryan. anything that tugs on anything -- >> rose: connect emotionally. yes, anything that really connects with human beings on a personal and heart level will sell. that's why the last album is the biggest because it's pain pouring out. >> rose: pain pouring out of you? >> pain and happiness. >> rose: emotion pouring out. there is a couple of happy songs on there. b

charlie: when you move the goalposts, to see -- ed: when you move the goalposts, you see the next onething. charlie: but you know that you want to do stuff that is good. because your core belief is, if it is good it will sell. ed: no. if it has heart, it will sell. anything that makes anyone feel something will sell. "theis why films like fault in our stars," "the notebook," "saving private ryan." anything that kenexa with human beings -- that connects with human beings will be good. that is why adele has had the biggest album because it is pain pouring out. charlie: do you have pain in your? ed: i am a happy person because i get the pain out in the songs. my pain might be different to someone else. that might not be on the scale of someone else, but it still creates music. charlie: i'm impressed that you go to africa to look for new sounds. ed: i know a lot of very talented musicians from that side of the world. the thing i like about it is, there is no other reason to make music in ghana, other than to make music. you go to l.a., and everyone is looking for a piece. that one publish

and then an evaluation of what's been done so for and is that pushing us towards that goalpost if so what the delta what exist between where we are and know to be this establishes hopefully, a fairly firmer if not concrete scope of work to kind of cross that and will result in a specific work request or requirement of the vendors very potentially and likely the current vendor it could quite frankly be anybody but the outcome of this phase to firmly establish where we want to go and what we've done so for and what gap pea what it takes to close the gap. >> will we get some sort of timeframe at a point. >> we could ask the consultant to give us their estimate in terms of time to complete that work effort by the positive precise answer will come in the next step the consultant establishes the goalpost and tells us what is missing we take that and go to the vendors and is what will it take you to now complete that work effort that will result in an important precise timeframe and cost to do that work. >> i think i'm not speaking for everyone my feeling i need our advise to let me know th

. -- goalposts. november of 2014 we were told we were going to be spending $10 billion on 10 megabits per second connective. fast forward to january, we were told, no, 25 megabits per second, that's what broadband is. fast forward one month to february and the net neutrally order, we decide anything faster than dial-up is broadband. so the goalposts are shifting depending on what the particular policy goal the agency is looking to achieve might be. that's not the thing to do for a couple different reasons. number one, it's not lawful, but it just suggests that the agency is behaving in an arbitrary and capricious way. we ratchet the standard up or down depending on what preordained goal we want to achieve and that's just, ultimately, bringing discredit upon the agency. >> so under what conditions should the fcc revise its benchmark? >> guest: i think we need to look at how can consumers actually use the internet, try to measure what the standard should be and then, obviously, adjust it in the future

the this goalpost aim is a location where people may have been exposed. faculty and students who may have been exposed may have already been contacted and health officials say there is no ongoing risk of exposure at the school at this time. some action by denver fire crews help save two people from an early morning house fire in the city's west side. flames were shooting through the into the firefighters arrived morning. they really get inside and pull a man and woman to safety. >> one was inside of the home and they found him. the other was broken up by firefighters. and fire crews had to back out of the home in battle with fire from the outside when the roof collapsed. one firefighter was taken to hospital and treated for saw should after battling the flames no word on how the fire started. the two dozen firefighters braved the pair cold this morning and evergreen. there engulfed in flames and they arrived on aspen drive fun and that was in the flight hill area. there is no hydrants in that area. no one was home of the time of the fire which was reporte

and then an evaluation of what's been done so for and is that pushing us towards that goalpost if so what the delta what exist between where we are and know to be this establishes hopefully, a fairly firmer if not concrete scope of work to kind of cross that and will result in a specific work request or requirement of the vendors very potentially and likely the current vendor it could quite frankly be anybody but the outcome of this phase to firmly establish where we want to go and what we've done so for and what gap pea what it takes to close the gap. >> will we get some sort of timeframe at a point. >> we could ask the consultant to give us their estimate in terms of time to complete that work effort by the positive precise answer will come in the next step the consultant establishes the goalpost and tells us what is missing we take that and go to the vendors and is what will it take you to now complete that work effort that will result in an important precise timeframe and cost to do that work. >> i think i'm not speaking for everyone my feeling i need our advise to let me know th

they just kept moving the goalposts. they could never make it six. there were some judges who did not want to rock the boat. did not want to do anything that would offend their neighbors, but there were others who got out there and whatever it took, they did it. they followed up. they kept pushing. it finally took a legislative enactment, but what they did was amazing. >> professor kennedy was saying was reflective of the time. the supreme court was just not ready to go there. at least the majority were not. do you think that is a fair assessment of how change tends to happen? there's always be frank --nson's and skelley writes wrights who will be brave. judge brown: i would say the -- ciary role is to be it keeps us from going off the deep end. it is part of what we do. on the other hand, if congress doingnd what congress is is not unconstitutional. in this case, it would be hard for them to beat because they were changing the constitution. so, it was not like the judges would be out on a limb leading the people where they did not wish to go. this w

what is now the new goalpost which is shifting, is that it there's a period that they'll transition out. that is less of concern, as well as the reality that is recognised, and there probably is not any party. including many in the opposition. so the question that we have to ask ourselves, if the purpose of these peace talks is to end the devastation and destruction of syria, why do they contemplate the continuation of war in a third of the country where i.s.i.s. is located. is that the best vat any >>> you can watch the entire episode 5:30 eastern >>> chinese markets end on an uptick, starting when a measure meant to promote stability had the opposite affect. patricia sabga has more >>> a miserable ending to the most abysmal opening week of trading in u.s. stock market history. the trouble started monday in china. after a weaker than expected reading on manufacturing sent chinese stocks into a tail spin. a spiral dragging down stock markets around the globe. as worries mounted over the severity of china's economic slowdown and crucially the ability of china's leaders to manage it. >> i

after putting one of those in, but be careful for slow traffic with an accident and in piedmont at goalpost the road, no injuries reported in this one just coming in. a reminder about construction on highway 76 saturday with possible bank closures between main street -- may street, but not t olen interstate. good news. 28 minutes from i to 40 the north carolina line on i-26. let's take a look outside haywood road. geoff: thank you. the clemson athletic department said they will lead for arizona just before noon tomorrow. fans are welcome to see the team off following the busy week of preparation against alabama. ricardo lecompte has more from clemson. ricardo monday night's matchup : features a heisman finalist and a heisman winner. henry grew when both were at the heisman trophy ceremony in new york city. >> we're good friends, cool with each other, making sure we keep relationship regardless of playing each other or not. it is a great time to learn from each other and meet new people. that's what we did while in new york. ricardo: watson won't call or text henley leading up to the nationa

she said that the school kept changing the goalposts on what they wanted to hear from her. >> i said that i have dignity and i stand. >> the speakers, including alumni, defended her. >> today is a sad day to be a student and an alumni of wheaton college. >> online in the last few weeks, there have been demonstrations in support of hawkins, but her critics have spoken out, saying that she broke the rules. aljazeera, chicago. >> professor alicia hawkins joins us from chicago, and dr. hawkins, good to have you on the program. first of all, regardless of whether wheaton college had the power to fire you, what about the argument that when it comes to the evangelical statement of faith that your views do not represent the university's views? >> well, i've worked in the institution for 8 and a half years, and my statement for the faith was clear enough for me thired in the first place. and recently, when my commitment to the statement of faith was cast under suspicion, i responded with a two-page theological statement that was vetted by two wheaton college theologians, both of whom are clos

they just kept moving the goalposts. they could never make that stick . they're worse and judges who basically did not want to rock the boat -- there were some judges who basically did not want to rock the boat, did not want to do anything that would offend their neighbors. but there were others who got out there and, whatever it took, they did it. they followed up. they kept pushing. it finally took a legislative enactment, but what they did was amazing. >> the king movie really describes that history very well. professor kennedy was saying that his view -- you have to see plessy as reflective of the social mores of the time that it was decided. the supreme court was just not ready to go there. at least the majority were not. do you think that is a fair assessment of how change tends to happen? you have these -- there's always the frank johnson and the skelly wrights who will be brave, but, in general, the judiciary tends to be more small c conservative. judge brown: i would say the judiciary's role is to be conservative. it keeps us from going off the d

move will let users broadcast the live video app on iphone's to broadcast using should connect the goalpost wi-fi open. scope on the iphone and then hit the broadcast button. users can switch between gopro and iphone beads while broadcasting. more than 6 million bottles of water being sent to students by the water crisis was donated by walmart coke pepsi and nestli provide its 10,000 students with clean water throughout 2016. it gained national attention after their tap water was found to be contaminated. with talks levels of lead. now it's six driver dead traffic backed up for miles the giant carpark that slammed into the victim's windshield causing the crash right before rush hour. but i worship her could affect the morning drive tomorrow and a driver hits record on his dash cam. he tell me to go my license plate number is him and his buddies were going to he said the other drivers off-duty police officer who followed and threatened him. fox 25 investigates digging into the department now forced to take action. a tree and a donald trump signs on fire the search for a vandals tonight and i

. >> -- when the authorities are moving the goalposts like they are, it must make it harder saying, gosh long-term targets rather than moving them around? >> it reminds me a little bit of policy in other parts of the world. people in glass houses shouldn't throw stones. i think you, wilford, about three or four months ago picked up on the fact that chinese stock markets were heavily valued or over valued, and i think that still is the case despite the fact that stock markets have come back quite sharply, and it depends on which exchange you're looking at, whether you're looking at shanghai, shenzhen, wherever, because sometimes these companies reflect state-owned enterprises, sometimes they reflect private companies, but private companies tend to be heavily valued. still heavily valued and some would argue over valued. so i think what you're looking at is stock market correction. as far as stock market, obviously when the rnb devalues or weakens, that has an impact on translation. we don't hedge because we naturally hedge our revenues and costs across the countries in which we operate in

they kept moving the goalposts. we delivered. the history of the nfl a team is moving and the home city has a stadium proposal finished, done, completed. first time ever. david: let me go to j.t. on that. did nfl forgive the english screw the st. louis rams fans? >> absolutely, but stan kroenke is one of the richest owners in the world. his money to build the stadium without financing won out. raiders and chargers had really good proposal lined up. in the end when votes were needed everybody looked at englewood project to biggest sports development in the world, every up with said that is great deal. sad for the rams. you never want to celebrate a fan base losing and st. louis rams lost here. tell you there is a lot more to be done on this deal. this is fluid deal to see if san diego jumps in or raiders stay in oakland. david: jason, you're in l.a. we obviously have two teams in new york. giants and jets, share a stadium. works out pretty well. is there another team coming? >> oh absolutely the chargers are coming because the mon

he missed the goalpost at the last minute. here is a replay of the shot.ey get this goal they win the game. it was only 21 yards and he missed it! and at end of the day he took full responsibility. he said it's my fault. i'm only one who didn't do his job. that's on me. wasn't that refreshing? >> stand-up guy. commentators during the kick afterwards, dade, they said, laces were facing -- snap and hold had been a problem. he didn't go there. he took full responsibility. i think there is great lesson in that. david: there is indeed. while the playoffs started in in nfl, there is one game left in college football. number one ranked son against number two ranked alabama. joel, this is all your baby. what do you think? >> at this point history can be greatest predictor of future success. nick saban and alabama have been in situation three times previously. in every one of those times they won going away fashion by 10 or more points. i think alabama has the better team, they have the better defense and normally, when you see a great defense like a great pitcher

thefed keeps moving goalposts further and further.nue to do that, there could be a point in time when they are saying can we earn enough with the capital on our balance sheets for shareholders? we think the jp morgan's of the world can still earn rotc in the range of 13%-15%. the capital ratio continues to go up. they may have to rethink that view. scarlet: so the answer is not yet. alix: thank you for joining us. also, thank you eric shatzer. scarlet: coming up, despite oil trading at its lowest level in 12 years, here is one area of canadian oil production were spending is increasing. we will explore. we have all heard or experienced airline horror stories, but united is taking big steps to ensure delayed flights and lost luggage will be at a minimum. can it really turn things around? leonardo dicaprio fans are celebrating. oscar nominations are out and his film took the lead with 12. what will it translate to as box office sales? ♪ scarlet: welcome back to bloomberg markets. the: it is time for bloomberg business flash, look at som

this is g good news and nice to have a data goalpost i want to clarify something as during the scope of this new phase is doing we aren't going to go back and create a whole new processes for submitting we're essentially looking at the current process and elevating the process of the permitting system and figuring out how to get back on track if that is easy enough we're talking about how our business operations that's a bigger scope then - >> right. right this scope is not to. >> reelevate the system. >> build the process and things like that but important to point out i think that going through this process and identifying how to get this project on track may bring to the surface opportunities or questions about process; right? so i think that those questions will arises in the in the scope of this agreement to try to resolve but i expect some will surface i think all sides of the valuation invites that transparency. >> i know if our department we went over several years ago a whole retooling of our system that we laid to definitively hopefully is incorporated. >> this is not a bus

this is g good news and nice to have a data goalpost i want to clarify something as during the scopewe aren't going to go back and create a whole new processes for submitting we're essentially looking at the current process and elevating the process of the permitting system and figuring out how to get back on track if that is easy enough we're talking about how our business operations that's a bigger scope then - >> right. right this scope is not to. >> reelevate the system. >> build the process and things like that but important to point out i think that going through this process and identifying how to get this project on track may bring to the surface opportunities or questions about process; right? so i think that those questions will arises in the in the scope of this agreement to try to resolve but i expect some will surface i think all sides of the valuation invites that transparency. >> i know if our department we went over several years ago a whole retooling of our system that we laid to definitively hopefully is incorporated. >> this is not a business reengineering. >> it i

this is g good news and nice to have a data goalpost i want to clarify something as during the scopeis new phase is doing we aren't going to go back and create a whole new processes for submitting we're essentially looking at the current process and elevating the process of the permitting system and figuring out how to get back on track if that is easy enough we're talking about how our business operations that's a bigger scope then - >> right. right this scope is not to. >> reelevate the system. >> build the process and things like that but important to point out i think that going through this process and identifying how to get this project on track may bring to the surface opportunities or questions about process; right? so i think that those questions will arises in the in the scope of this agreement to try to resolve but i expect some will surface i think all sides of the valuation invites that transparency. >> i know if our department we went over several years ago a whole retooling of our system that we laid to definitively hopefully is incorporated. >> this is not a business