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it is all gogoing to be down to the expectations for future rises.eporter: with regards to the stock market, what should we be watching when that decision comes through? what are the key sectors to keep an eye on? >> i think the obvious one will be banks. they are so reliant on seeing decent interest rates. that obviously provides greater margins. if we do see current trajectory maintained, we expect to see another few rate rises through next year and that will be beneficial for some of the big lenders in the u.s. reporter: thank you very much for joining us from london. on how the in european markets are trading ahead of that decision. no great movement on the european markets. we are just seeing treading water at lunchtime. london up slightly. paris of about .3%. dax down by .2%. we are keeping an eye on bmw shares. down about one point 7% after the company revealed contingency plans for brexit. the carmaker is looking for warehousing and parking spaces on both sides of the channel in case of any disruption when the u.k. leads the european union. h

the scene i had in "roger and me" 30 years ago where the people of lent -- flint were gogoing to selllasma at the plasma center because i did the job they had did not earn enough money to keep them above the poverty level, or they had lo the generamomotorsob.. you would walk into this plasma cecenternd y youould s s all of these chairshahat we likike medidil chas with everybody being tapped. >> i only do it with mriright ararm. it i inot so bad. they only do it in two places. michael: it really looked l lika scene from some kind of weird science fiction movie, where, in the future, everybody's blood was being sucked from them. that 30 years later i would be dealing with the same thing, i can't tell you how angry i am, frankly, that we are still living in this kind of society. amy: well, that takes me to the last clip we are going to play from your film. we are talking to michael moore, the oscar-winning filmmaker, who won that oscar for "bowling for columbine." yet another school shooting, but this one is a clip that features 99-year-old, the last surviving nunurembg prosecutor. >> do

i'm gogoing to firirst start wih heidi sieck, member of the public number one. explain how the hearing took place yesterday. what did it mean to bebe number one? when did you get their? >> it is nice to be here. we actually started standing in line around 9:00 a.m. the night before. we wanted to make sure we were going to be of the get a seat in the hearing. the capitol police reasoning a bit of a different process where we knew there were going to be letting small groups of people in in small time segments will stop so we were only going to have about 15 minutes, we heard, in the hearing, so we wanted to make sure that we were able to get in and bear witness to this hearing. did not spend, we a lot of time and never because we had some things to say. but the staff was very respectful. the capitol police was very respectful. there were groups of 23 members of the public that were allowed to enter into the hearing, and they were supposed to get about 15 to 20ininutes each time. so wwere the first gupup of 23. as y saiaid,hose 23 -those 23 of usere all women who w

as of two years ago, in january 2017, blue go go, us people remember the ill-fated attempt for blue gogo to launch in san francisco, launched our days of dealing with ductless bike share. following that initial attempt at launch in january 2017, we adopted legislation for the transportation code to create a pilot program in the spring of 2017 here? accepted applications and review this applications through the summer and fall of 2017. in january 2018, issued a permit to jump for the station less bike share program. with p. kind -- criteria being able to understand how he ductless system in san francisco could work to preserve the public safety of the sidewalks, in particular and execs a bit -- the sidewalks and how it would serve the public interest. in terms of the overview of the pilot, it has -- as an 18 month pilot. , starting in january 2018 and running through june of 2019. for the first nine months, the up for the number of bicycles was set to 250. sfmta, at our discretion continues to expand that to 500 bicycles after the first nine months, which we will hit that point on october

she said, i can't begin to comprehend what e gogoes througe mind of a 17-year-old boy who writes these things. she told the "new york times" she would have no further comment. the people would knew kavanaugh the best, as he said, well, none of the girls who knew him in high school went to his school, since it was a boys only school. one person he's pictured with constantly in his yearbook and is reported to be good friends with is mark judge who recounted lurid tales of drinking, strippers and other sexual anecdotes in his memoirs of high school. kavanaugh also touched on his drinking habits. >> yes, there were parties. and the drinking age was 18. yes, the seniors were legal and had beer there. yes, people might have had too many beers on occasion. >> all right, not all seniors actually were of legal age but kavanaugh according to his biography on the u.s. court of appeals website was born in 1965, meaning he was 17 years old in 1982 when the party was alleged to have happened. maryland raised its drinking age to 21 on july 1st, 1982. that means under maryland's drinking laws and conn

graduates of these institutions--arrogance, mind-bending arrogance of the sort that assumes that if you gogo to one e of these schools something really magical happens to you. i can assure you it doesn't. if you have learned that when you see an advertisement for a barar of sop and the advertisement t explains to you that if only you use this bar of soap overnight your sex life will be transformed, well, you all giggle, as you are giggling now, because yoyou understand this is an attempt to get you to buy the soap. you don't take seriously that it's gonna have that result, and if you did have that result, it probably wouldn't be because of the soap. you kind of figure that out. when harvard says to you that "somemething really extraordinary happens to"--it's like that thing with the soap. ok. all that would have to change. you could not have schools that train the people at the top versus schools that train the people in the middle and schools that train the people at the bottom, which is what we have. we don't admit i t because it's a little awkward, but we all know that. we know that. we k