not enough evidence to go after hobbs or anyone else. the announcement caught carol by surprise.ectives kept her in the dark until now. one look at christopher in court, and she knew she wanted him dead. >> i mean, it was finally looking somebody in the eye, i thought was the devil who had taken my daughter's life. >> chris was found guilty and sentenced to life in prison for angie's murder and 20 years for rape. which is when carol's search began. her own investigation filled with danger and surprise and troubling discoveries. >>> one discovery so disturbing that angie's mother reached out for help. coming up -- >> the anger just serged through me. the search for the truth would hold some chilling surprises. >> still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> when "the confession" continues. t, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there

will hobbs, investment strategy at barclays, stays with us. can watch the show using tv as well as a video stream. you can follow all of our charts and functions. you can message a strictly or ask the guests. we have will hobbs with us with -- with us for the hour. manus: get your questions in. hairy trades included. one man that has an opinion on banks is this gentleman. he joins nejra and myself for the first interview of the day. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: today, the number of banks deemed too big to fail will grow from seven to eight. the new arrival is no day of bank, which is moved to helsinki. the move was driven by regulatory consideration and a wish to be inside the european banking union. joining us on the phone from helsinki is the ceo of nordea bank. great to have you with us. thank you for joining us. your desire to be inside the banking union. dennis banks expressed concern about joining the banking union, in part because they are having worries about having to salvage europe's struggling banks. why does that not worry you?

. >> william hobbs has joined us, head of investment strategy. good morning, william. nice to see you. >> good morning, geoff. >> give us the big picture >> in my life, in markets, what are we talking about >> we can do that in a bit here we are. we have a bounce this monday morning. >> yes. >> last week was tortuous but we had a gdp at 3.5% that was somewhat better than many had anticipated. this monday morning everybody's giving themselves a little pinch and trying to figure out whether it was just a bad dream or whether it was the beginning of a halloween nightmare. >> there's a very strange thing going on in markets. you're right to point it out what you've seen if you take a step back ignoring earnings season that will be showing a few scars and you look at earnings expectations, 12-month earnings expectations for the world stock markets, global all countries, 14% higher. u.s. 20% higher, obviously a fiscal bump there. x xu.s. is higher. the stock markets are telling you is that there's a sharp fall in profits on the horizon. interestingly that is not something ba

merged i remember saying to hobbs don't make a hole and it's really been that kind of gradual dripping away of a business. sears has been closing stores that are breakneck pace all year but it says it is looking for a buyer for the seven hundred that remain open. many observers now say that even a bankruptcy will fail to save the once trusted sears name and that the company is likely to follow a number of other recent us store chains into the retailers graveyard. for more i'm now joined by our financial correspondent at the new york stock exchange and it's good to see you yes well let's see the options for sirius is there any chance for the company to somehow bounce back under chapter eleven for example. well brick and mortar is certainly a business that is not easy to be in but it is not entirely impossible to get out of this bankruptcy process that some point what they're trying to do right now is to get rid of as many as possible profitable stores that will be a good one hundred forty store closers just within the next three months or so or they already have closed about three thous

hobbs replies i'm not sure man needs the help. i always love stories that bring out this complication. i will read a bit from my book. i wrote this about mcclendon. no one was more right or more wrong, bouldering his predictions are more spectacular in his failures, more willing to risk other people's money and his own and aubrey mcclendon is one banker who knew him well puts it, the world moves when people who like risks take action. he was born in 1959 when american oil still ruled the world two years before opec was created, he died in a fiery car crash four months after president obama lifted the export band. he was the passion, the creativity, the daring, former investment banker told me. he was also the bad face and that duality makes him the perfect personification of america's fracking revolution. his death like his legacy with highly contested subject. on march 2, 2016, just after 9:00 am rv mcclendon slammed his chevrolet into a concrete viaduct, in oklahoma city dying instantly. he wasn't wearing a seatbelt it didn't ap

sir donald bradman, sir jack hobbs, sir garfield sobers, sir vivian richards, shane warne.ustralia so the knighthood takes a while, but who, who knows, maybe one day! the mike gatting ball definitely changed my life. first ball, the perfect leg break, it got voted the ball of the century. to do it first ball in the ashes series, it was meant to be on the way change my life was amazing. that series, the ashes, i went to every cou nty that series, the ashes, i went to every county ground, there were kids with cream on their nose, at 20 yea rs of with cream on their nose, at 20 years of age, i'd never experienced anything like that. there was no school to learn what to do at that point so all i tried to do is be honest, upfront and me and along the way i made plenty of silly mistakes. i'll make 20 more and more life! —— plenty more in my life. what a voice said is i've never pretended to be something i am not which is why people still like me. a very likeable character, shane warne, 25 yea rs likeable character, shane warne, 25 years ago that ball of the century, makes me feel

entrevistamos a los candidatos newson y hobbes. >> el vicegobernador demÓcrata newson y cox se comprometieronmos que incrementar exponencialmente la produciÓn de casas, nuestra meta es llegar a 3 millones y medio de unidades el prÓximo aÑo. sobre el problema de la falta de vivienda dijo que propondrÁ reformar la ley ambiental de california como una de las soluciones para poder construir mÁs. >> por donde a las legislatura reformar y reemplazar cicua, la ley ambiental de california y trabajar con autoridades a lo largo del estado para tratar de reducir los requerimientos. cox se pronunciÓ en contra de dar subsidios de vivienda, newson dice estar al favor de control de renta. el empresario de san diego ox dijo estarn en contra de la ley que convirtiÓ a california en un estado santuario de inmigrantes y que limita la autoridad de la policÍa. >> no estoy a favor del estados ontario porque quiero asegurarme que la gente que comete delitos es removida de california, creo que la comunidad inmigrante es la mÁs interesada en ello, porque muchas de las pandillas que vienen de frentes lugares de mundo v

they've not always played great first hobbs this season but lucien fabregas consistently made the right changes at the break. captain marco royce wasn't feeling calm however and seemed more preoccupied with complaining than carrying out the game plan. so our friend meanwhile decided to take action by bringing out capped off the bench just before the hour mark and the spaniard again lived up to his super sub reputation and then some three minutes after coming on he stroked home sanchez cross to make it one all with his first touch of the ball. a crucial interception by accident so a defense that in past to jaden sanchez. and it was game on of the five. hausberg bounce straight back shortly afterwards with phillip max exploiting gaps in the dome and defense to retake the leads have the a no nonsense finish following a nice touch from andrei hahn but fret not storm and fans because with al katha on the pitch every attack looked dangerous of the quickly taken free kick in the spaniard had leveled the schools again the band the home side looked hungry for more. mario gets to have been stoppe

sorry i was six months pregnant with him test showed that the membrane between the left and right hobbes of noah's brain was missing that can be a sign of a genetic disorder such as treme thirteen or eighteen doctor explained what that might mean when taking the lead and we were helped of and we were told that when those babies survive top earth they usually just live a few days that's what they sent us away with so at that point we believed he wouldn't survive the tour. and if he did he might be completely disabled. and again then so not being told that we would lose our child and at such a late stage in the pregnancy felt like the world was caving am an amniocentesis soon proved that the baby did not have a tryst in a disorder but there was still the question of the missing membrane the doctors warned that the baby might be born blind or disabled suddenly sorrow and mark were being asked if they wanted to terminate the pregnancy. when you really as having been we never considered it and certainly not for a disability if we thought he'd be in pain or would have been suffering the maybe

the company behind this has done branding for tate galleries, hobbs and the fast food chain...if they can do that for that then maybe they can do that for this. when is it launching? could ta ke this. when is it launching? could take time. you could prove me wrong and we could do it with our net caps on. a halloween note on the express. spooky spending to hit £690 million —— met caps on. spooky spending to hit £690 million -- met caps on. it's incredible how halloween has become so big in this country. when i was growing up a million years ago, you make a rubbish outfit and do a bit of trick—or—treating, but it's such a big business, quite and americanised in terms of people dressing up. i believe you've got your daughter more than one outfit? we've got three, 17 months old and we have a baby three, 17 months old and we have a ba by grow three, 17 months old and we have a baby grow with a pumpkin and a full pumpkin outfit. the main point is when we go to nursery tomorrow, she needs to look the part. a grievous error probably. you can take loads of pictures to embarrass her when

christian social union that suffered a drubbing was also the social democrats who sold their vote share hobbes the point to make is that those two parties of two or three parties governing this country federally how likely is it that they will look at these results and say we can carry on in government and paternity by these results we expect to hear from some of the senior elements of the conservative party but i'm going to medical leave the c.d.u. later that sit certainly the focus now is on how confident the federal coalition members are that they can continue in office for the long term. look who's here steph she's going to have a weather update for us in a moment and then still think tom school's out in yemen now millions of kids are missing class because of the war led by thirty arabia and the u.a.e. that's harvard treat asian american applicants unfairly the case is now going to trial and install would join us when a bike ride around and a puzzle all the action from the iron man right with a different. three tranquil arabian can you use. and in on can free routines in a finish i'm going

no one is safe from this angry mob or hobbs as they're not popping up anywhere.n former secretary of state henry kissinger, how old is he? in his 90s. take a look. [ indiscernible ] [ indiscernible ] throw him out. throw him out. [ indiscernible ] i have my first amendment rights. all power to the people. [ laughter ] [ indiscernible ] >> henry kissinger, you have blood on your hands. [ indiscernible ] b [ crowd booing ] [ indiscernible ] what about your role in chilly? >> throw her out. throw her out. >> this is the result of what you've done. >> sean: everyone should disavow this kind of conduct. no person on either side of the aisle needs to be harassed like this. our problems and disagreements, well we have an election in 15 days. it should be solved at the ballot box. democrats should be disavowing this type of behavior. they refuse almost all of them to say a single word. just, you know as they say nothing about the caravan. nothing. which brings us to our third issue, which is the growing massive double standard inside the democratic party. it was not long

hobb honestly, no one has the cards, we hadn't got it but we get it now.irst steps historic negotiations to permanently open markets or american farmers in japan and the european, which has barriers up to farms.an the european union send us the des benz, bmws, by millions. take a piece of corn. they won't take wheat. our product nt but we take their product. to how that's not going last, do you agree? the e.u. has been very restrictive. they don't take a lot of not farm products, medical roducts, and yet we take theirs, and when they do take our product they charge us massive tax. massive. a tariff. massive. and we take their same product and charge them nothing. does that make sense? they, they make a car, send the car to the united 2.5% but hey pay they don't pay. because there are ways it.und they pay nothing. we make a car. china, number one, they don't take it, barrier,they have a they don't want our cars. they want a made in china. them if they get away with it? but when they do take them 25%.charge us nothing, ge them they charge us 25%. omehow, tha

steve pierce grew up in hobbs, an air force veteran and businessman and was a state representative, and our seventh term us representative from new mexico's second congressional district and this is the first time in state history the two sitting us representatives have faced off of the governor's office. the ground rules, there are few in this debate, i will be asking the questions, there are no time limits but we encourage the candidates to stay on point. i will guide the conversation and keep the topics flowing. each candidate will get 90 seconds for closing statements. you both of lived in the state of new mexico for virtually your entire lives, both representatives of new mexico in congress for years now. what to use the most pressing issue in our state and by virtue of our coin toss we start with representative pierce. pierce: thank you for being the monitor forest tonight. there are things we have to talk about, jobs and the economy, our education, number 3 is poverty and number 4 is the crime we face across the state. the reason i say simultaneous because you can visualize if yo

he had a selection committee chaired by the legendary charlie hobbs that culled the field to 8 and the chief chose his four clerks from the paper record. the day i met with the committee, i was an leventhol clerk. to my delight i was told my name would be forwarded and then on 20th judge died suddenly. i was a baselon clerk. the adversity between baselon and him was well known. i said to withdraw my name. he replied don't ever stereotype the chief justice. that warning proved to be an important lesson. and so it was that on new year's day 1980 chief justice burger interviewed me for well over an hour. i was an older candidate, nearly 40 at the time. i had a family. he wanted to know about lisa, who was working at the carter white house. he wanted to know about jedd, who is here today, but who then was 11. he also wanted to know what i thought about a recently published book called the brethren. and perhaps a proxy for a selection among the three judges of whom i had clerked. we spent a good bit of time talking about the insanity defense. and then finally he closed by saying, "what woul