glenn hubbard, hubbard says, -- dr. hubbard, what do you think about that? and he said, mr. president, i don't agree with that at all. [laughter] it's one of those moments you hope actually happen, if the president asks for someone's opinion and the tell them in so holding back. that was kind of the tone i always felt even though i never fell in a position where i needed to say i disagreed with something. kyle: it's hard to overstate how hard that is. first time i was in the oval office, i forgot the complete thing. , i'm in the room, it is so bright. what do i do with my hands? [laughter] kyle: it is hard, but you get used to it. in the impeachment of andrew johnson, one of the articles of impeachment involved speechwriting. the president had done a tour of the country defending his version of reconstruction and had apparently been so crude and offensive and unpresidential and his criticism of the radical republicans that they wrote that as a reason for his removal from office. is it possible for president to say something, right something, or tweet something that would jus

hubbard,at was sally charlotte's lehman, and sarah frier.lling amid the chinese slowdown, but alibaba has room to run, reporting better-than-expected results. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: tencent reported second-quarter revenue that missed estimates, while they beat profit expectations. online ad revenue grew a worse than expected 16% as they grapple with competition and an economic slowdown. i spoke with selina wang in beijing. selina: the focus was on the decline in growth along the online ad revenue. this was a promising area and we are starting to see that hit by broader macro economic issues, as well as competition. what was interesting is where the company pointed out the sector,, from the auto real estate sector, financial sector, which is not a surprise given the stream of weak economic data. room,g elephant in the that company has been on a roll in terms of getting companies to buy into their ads and buying user eyeballs onto their platform. the company did not engine that company by name but said they would be investing more in vide

in new york we have sally hubbard from the open market institute.e that she served as an assistant attorney general in the antitrust bureau of new york state. as well as bloomberg tech's sarah frier. >> it is hard to reach much -- read much into it. if you have to, you have to. almost a tautology. i think when he is talking about is that it can be difficult to force significant divestiture, something we would call a breakup. and in order to get that type of remedy at court, you need to show it is really necessary. so again sort of a tautological comment. but i think that's what he's getting at there. emily: sally, would you agree -- i mean there's certainly been a , lot of questions given that the ftc recently fined facebook, for privacy violation, but critics say at that time it did not go far enough. you know, do you agree that he has what it takes or the agency has what it takes to make that leap if they have to? sally: i think he was just really stating the fact that that's a remedy that every antitrust enforcer needs to consider. i would not re

after months of violence and protracted negotiations the people of sudan finally hubbard wrote to a peaceful future. at a ceremony in khartoum general mohammed tom dunn the deputy head of the military genter and be a protest leader signed the declaration. dear honorable citizens today we turned a page a very difficult page in our country's history that was full of conflict and fighting we agreed to move forward to build a new state in the transitional phase the greenman provides for a joint civilian military council to oversee the formation of a transitional cop in a parliament to govern for a period of a little more than 3 years until elections can be held a formal signing in front of foreign dignitaries is to take place on august 17th in khartoum the following day the generals and protest leaders are expected to announce the members of the new ruling sovereign consul opposition leaders are promising to investigate past injustices and crimes committed against civilians in sudan so. the priority during the transitional phase will be transparency and the investigation for all the crimes for t

for more about alexander for hubbard's adventures check out our special online coverage to mark his 250th birthday. d.w. dot com slash science or find us on social media. because you know we often take to facebook to ask you what you think about various issues. this time we asked how you feel about tattoos. so long can any james would like to get one that this mother won't hit him for religious reasons. says tattoos are a way to express your personality she says it all depends on what you want to say she herself doesn't have one she says that's a form of self-expression to. sunny your to a cockroach joyeux points to the artistic merits of tattoos describing them as an asset for both the artist and the person receiving the tattoo. body art is popular all around the world one survey found that nearly half of people in italy. the incidence is almost as high in sweden the united states australia and argentina. and while tattoos aren't that common everywhere in countries like brazil france and germany over a 3rd of people report having at least one. but what do tattoos actually do in the body

the tablo physique is one of hubbard's most important creations it contains in consistencies as scientists have found out. and we had to fire back where hobart studied mining technology now researchers there are working on new ways of extracting metals. he wanted to see the world in its entirety at a time when europeans saw themselves as a period to other peoples and cultures aleksandr from home but sought personal contact his famous expedition to the americas revealed to him how everything was connected. multifaceted scientist explorer humanist combat is considered one of the last minister. alexander one who was born in berlin and 769 growing up in a palace outside the city he was fascinated by rocks plants and insects from an early age after attending university. and working as a government mine inspector he set off for the americas in 171009 it was a dream come true for a naturalist for 4 months we slept in the forests surrounded by crocodiles boas and jackie was eating nothing more than rice ants manioc and on occasion monkeys he wrote of the hardships and excitement of his expedition

it happened around 3:00 when he was heading eastbound on hubbard street. that is where he saw the car next to him go through the red light and hit this ford suv. he tried to help the woman in the driver seat, but she told him to help her grandson, special needs child in the backseat. >> he was a little boy, about 5 years old. he was screaming. i climbed into the car, and the worst thing you can do is smell gasoline. >> reporter: he crawled into the wreckage, but realized he could not unbuckle the car seat from where he was. he got help from another bystander, this young woman, monica jackson. >> i could not reach it. this little girl on the other side says i got it, got it. she pushed the button. i pulled the little boy out. i was holding him. she went to the grandma.>> reporter: the boys grandmother remained traps as firefighters were to free her, he tried to distract the little boy. >> i started to talk about, wait a minute, with user superpowers. he was like, superpowers. >> reporter: firefighters got the grandmother out, and the boys mother arrived to

david cameron brought back parliament to hubbard on whether we should —— brought back parliament to discuss invasion of the falklands —— debate in 1982. it was on the radio, and you got the impression it was really quite important. your man wants to christopher hope and give more time. mps want more time. they are tired, they want to celebrate. no, they're ready to do democracy. and now here we are in the telegraph, calls to shut down the street. jeremy corbyn hasissued shut down the street. jeremy corbyn has issued a message down to his mp saying i encourage them to shutdown public protests opposing this shutdown, i worded that wrongly. i am opposing the shutdown. so let's all stop work and protest against brexit. itjust shows how much all stop work and protest against brexit. it just shows how much they are concerned. processing is all right. there are shutting down? —— protesting. a no-deal brexit and all these nhs staff leaving is going to have a head. why are they leaving? they are going to stay. a portuguese worker in tears she has no certainty about her future. but this country has a

after months of violence and protracted negotiations the people of sudan finally hubbard wrote to a peaceful future. at a ceremony in the tomb general mohammad home done the deputy head of the military genter and be a protest leader signed the declaration. dear honorable citizens today we turned a page a very difficult page in our country's history that was full of conflict and fighting we agreed to move forward to build a new state in the transitional phase there greenman provides for a joint civilian military council to oversee the formation of a transitional cabinet and parliament to govern for a period of a little more than 3 years until elections can be held a formal signing in front of foreign dignitaries is to take place on august 17th in ca to the following day the generals on protest leaders are expected to announce the members of the new ruling sovereign council opposition leaders are promising to investigate past injustices and crimes committed against civilians in sudan and. the priority during the transitional phase will be transparency and investigation for all the crimes for t

after months of violence and protracted negotiations the people of sudan finally hubbard wrote to a peaceful future. at a ceremony in the tomb general mohammad home done the deputy head of the military genter and protest leader signed the declaration. dear honorable citizens today we turned a page a very difficult page in our country's history that was full of conflict and fighting we agreed to move forward to build a new state in the transitional phase that riemann provides for a joint civilian military council to oversee the formation of a transitional cabinet and parliament to govern for a period of a little more than 3 years until elections can be held a formal signing in front of foreign dignitaries is to take place on august 17th in khartoum the following day the generals on protest leaders are expected to announce the members of the new ruling sovereign council opposition leaders are promising to investigate past injustices and crimes committed against civilians in sudan and. the priority during the transitional phase will be transparency and investigation for all the crimes for the s

here is fellow independent women's forum beverly hubbard and bernie sanders senior advisor chuck rochan with us this morning. beverly, i want to start with you, is the president right in that the media has been unfairly critical of his performance at the g7 summit? >> i think in regard to some of the reporting, i think he is correct. he is mention in that meeting that he just had with german chancellor that have a lot of unity with the different leaders. whether it is incorrect reporting about some of the facts behind the scenes and also the way the media are reporting about a potential recession. there is lots of concerns about the way they are pedaling a narrative. collusion to a recession. even though we have 50-year low when it comes to unemployment. all time historic records in many of the economy. i think the president does have a point. >> chuck, there are reports that president trump was sort of blindsided by immanuel macron inviting macron's foreign minister during the g7 summit. take a listen how the president responded to those reports earlier this morning. >> president macr

curtis hubbard, his a long-time associate has reportedly registered a list of domain games includingso entirely on his own and without hickenloopers blessing. here's what president trump had to say about hate. >> hate has no place in america. hate warps the mind and devours the soul. >> dana: for more on this and how to cope in these difficult times, i'm joined by jonathan morris. good to have you here, sir. you've counselled a lot of people in the past. what would you suggest to those today? >> these are tough times. i'm coming to you from ohio where the state is grieving. there's two levels here. one is coping or grieving in the moment when you're directly affected, the families, right? those that know the families. the only way to get through these times from what i hear from so many people that i've counselled and become with is number 1, the closeness of family and friends. and then for those that have it, the great gift of faith, that is also a huge element. also, as a state, as a society, how do we keep with the fact that we have seemingly somewhat normal people willing to go

hubbard, the supreme court decision there sets out what the statutory language means. and the question about3408 is why it would be a very strange reading of a statute, to say that congress meant to exclude itself. in addition, congress would have been providing for punitive damages against itself, because the statute allows for that. again, it is very -- here, this subpoena, apparently, if mr. strawbridge is right, congress would have been providing -- you can get punitive damage against the congress of the united states for issuing a subpoena like this. >> if it does not comply with the provisions. mr. letter: and it can't comply because it ission limited to law enforcement. we don't do law enforcement. judge newman: thank you. mr. strawbridge, 10 minutes, to start. you only asked for three. mr. strawbridge: let me just pick up on that point. the definition of law enforcement is a statute to show -- it is broader than the constitutional definition of that so that is a red herring. i want to address more fundamental points. let me start with the suggestion that we are

hubbard, the supreme court decision there sets out what statutory language means. and, i agree. againestion about 3408, of the statute shows why it is exceedingly, very strange say thatf a statute to congress meant to exclude itself. in addition, congress would be providing for punitive damages against itself, because the statute allows for that. here, the subpoena, -- here, the subpoena, it would prove that you can get punitive damages against the congress of the united states for issuing a subpoena like this. it cannot comply with provisions because law enforcement is limited. we do not do law enforcement. >> thank you. strawbridge, 10 minutes to start. you only asked for three. strawbridge: let me pick up on that point, as we pointed out, law enforcement is the definite soon. it is broader than the constitutional definition. it is certainly different that the constitutional definition. on the more fundamental points that mr. letter made when he is up there. let me start with his suggestion that we are being insincere or somehow that we are not negotiating in good faith. right

hubbard, the supreme court decision there sets out what the statutory language means. 408 ise question about3 why it would be a very strange reading of a statute, to say that congress meant to exclude itself. in addition, congress would have been providing for punitive damages against itself, because the statute allows for that. this subpoena, apparently, if mr. strawbridge is right, congress would have said you could have gotten punitive damage against the congress of the united states for issuing a subpoena like this. >> if it does not apply what -- comply with the provisions. mr. letter: it can't. we don't do law enforcement. thank you.n: mr. strawbridge, 10 minutes, to start. you only asked for three. mr. strawbridge: the definition of law enforcement is a statute --show -- statute to show statute two should -- i want to address more fundamental complaints. let me start with the suggestion that we are being insincere, or not negotiating in good faith. i did go down to the house of representatives, i was shown an unredacted copy of that subpoena at the same time i was inquiring abou