>> i don't want to put myself in the position of i guess i cp snow which i guess is -- i don't know.cp snow was a midcentury english, what would you call them, scientist and philosopher, writer, novelist, i don't know. >> would be polymet. just like me. >> he was saying this i think i'm a cut in huge debates with f our latest, the english critic. a lot of them were over the role of outside should play a part in what is so secure the humanities and he wrote a book that at least for some time that some cachet called two cultures about it, basically people new to learn more about science. i guess what i feel now is things have changed because science is impacting technology at lease is impacting people in an everyday way that couldn't necessarily be seen quite to that extent back then. i'm not necessary arguing for that so much as just i guess a more, i don't know the way you would put it, the more circumspect look at the assumptions that are made in each of these domains and are increase the fractured world. so what do i think of the term? i do know. >> i'm used to rejecting labels. ma

speak to a correspondent kimberly how can she joins us live now so we're just hearing marwan saying i guess my pompei are going there too to figure out who he's talking to perhaps who's in charge but from the u.s. point of view beyond the administration how much pressure is there on the u.s. you know from the democrats the republicans of people outside the white house to get to the bottom of this and try to understand i mean the bottom line i guess the question i'm asking is how much do americans care about this. americans certainly do care about this and they certainly will hold their members of congress accountable if they don't press this in a manner in which they think that needs to be pressed i want to just follow up on something marwan said you know the take away here at the white house with regard to president trump's comments that he believes the king's very firm denials. maybe on a example of the president parsing his language because he constantly kept talking

yes i guess so so i'll go as ted kennedy i really did. everybody i'm steven both russia with task hollywood guy suspect a very proud american first of all i'm dressed as george washington and r.v. . uncle steve. boyd buzz this is my buddy max famous financial guru and we'll just a little bit different. there well no one knows about last but not least my larger than life. and aspiring star rio. with all the drama happening in our country i'm shooting the road have fun. meet everyday americans. all over. what's america to. see how things got so crazy i was naked. right. hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill each. time. it's day two in new england and steven makes his way to a historic restaurant to meet with a local vietnam veteran in a single father who was had more than a few obstacles to overcome. coming. from ghostly hi. good afternoon gentlemen how are you doing good what's your name. some steve just a real. piece pretty cool ah. you go this. history of. you can tell they're really impressed well you want to

i. guess i. was. europe. what unites. what divides. cooking the books the driving force. what binds the continent to other. cancers and stories of plenty good. spotlight on people. missed out on. a million yet strangely. welcome come to us we cultivate monsters. in co production with. the burning based on artists and uses an incubator as a breeding ground for exceptional creative. europa in sixty minutes. of. climate change. waist length pollution. isn't it time for good news eco and africa people and projects that are changing our environment for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's in spite of her. going to hug the environment magazine. on d w. nonoy to survive this night hide your identity. we are scared we are very scared we have to stick and. it was me to fight for this fight against . bangladesh what is the true face of the country look like. freedom independence the separation of state and church that used to be important but for decades political infighting here has ended progress and islamist extremists are gaining. you know if we call for the name

a lot of that's maybe not lost but it's gone i guess. est thing would probably be relationships. even at home i wouldn't interact with family or my parents. i really avoided them. for the last few years. >> since coming to restart, john has resolved to reshape his story. beginning with a crucial next step. john will have to overcome one of his biggest fears and do something he hasn't done in a very long time. so why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. with the creamy taste this is not a screensaver.game. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can

listen you know you know i've ended up my son i guess i'm in a lot of class and i want that. they had a lot of the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the. movie political rivals. to be about to be. said see struggles of many couples. to which the putting food in spawn who both of you out to a few of the folks of the. i this is max kaiser there's the guys report later on the program i will not be talking to later not a cabrio of bruce willis. yes we are still in hollywood this is downtown los angeles california it is now become not so much just skid row it's also hipster hill you know everywhere there's skid row in and the west coast of america you also have. seattle silicon valley and downtown l.a. you know one of the guys leading the whole silicon valley wave of hipster mills's google's eric schmidt accidentally discovers labor unions so you remember last week eric schmidt c.e.o. of google he tweeted let's find ideas that can increase the wages of one hundred thousand low and moderate income workers by at least ten thousand dollars delighted to support call

well i guess it's a bit of both you know this is the going on now for two years. there's been a lot of back and forth and there are so many i would say moving parts right now that it's the you know the causal arrows are very hard to follow needly the said notion whether it's correct or not that you know trump won the election. to some degree because of russian assistance has taken hold in many quarters we will now see because mr miller's report as you know should be with us and within several months what he concludes and so that i think does tend to stick and and the irony is of course is i'm sure is apparent to russians as well is that. the very fact that donald trump is associated with this effort means that it very much limits his freedom to improve relationship with russia i mean one of the few consistent. points that he made on on the campaign trail was we should have a better relationship with russia he's been able to do quite a bit. on the trade front you know you can agree or disagree with his tactics but you know he's been active whereas when it comes to r

here but i guess it's usual for you to put me in. more than i should was it should not be doesn't it oh it is a tremendous. i just say because i didn't call what he did i mean i know they are going to clean up that didn't include it and just sort of. peed on that's how much as they don't i called him or what he called it a war last. he doesn't know who to call that's what that must must then function and say say say what i don't say so shut up about a lot of what it wants. to. be. his own who would disagree. with. you don't push on to things. but what if you just here was a vision both of fish with a double body fat chance john have a little advice he wants us now thank you and doesn't even matter. as you might want to tell anyone that on the site they came. out and said gently that you start saying john that maybe he's just mad that movie jalen i guess that this is not as many. of them that's by this time. i felt a lot of you know what i should be. but. he took another girl to. someone who could forget about all me was my submission

found it because it comes back to my mother playing classical music to me during my childhood and i guess i found a fascination of this really. other worldly old tradition of sounds from europe like a european classical style of music which is the ball in an orchestra and just i guess the effect it can create like listening to opus for a whole string quartet even you know. that sort of takes you on a journey musically and so on i wanted to be a part of that journey. tell me that about the different techniques and. what they say mercifully to do you do is actually an instrument of imitation as well for around the bush plan and for the court about and certain certain rhythmical. phrasing. any relevant represent the cambridge on a kangaroo the kangaroo hopping. any cause of it took a bath or. any other ones. i think. the problem which is the problem with using both of course but with a flight of tanks. rolled . when the work or car going. through. that one then you can top it off i'm buying the traditional with the contemporary. poison is coming out of the taps in the serbian province of voj

what's it mean for businesses right now what are the costs i guess most of the businesses have prepared over the last few years for this situation and this by itself is generating costs because they are stockpiling. inventories they are they are producing pro really just to have it on the right side of the channel the product so this is already producing costs and then there's this whole uncertainty which by itself produces costs because it affects business decisions if you like if you think in this situation the current situation westman decisions about locations of production plants for example they are delayed massively probably and firms just want to wait until they have a more solid basis for that before those kind of expensive decisions it's not this is u.k. is losing out in many in many cases this is what we hear this is what we hear that . firms are relocating already they are taking production processes from the island back to the mainland of europe we hear that from for from the banking industry in particular that they are opening offices or increasing headcount in the offices

didn't emerge i think that maybe that was the word but that was what he was getting at i guess this is where we are i watched his statement in front of the senate committee and i almost cried i just thought my goodness somebody is not afraid to say what's on their mind particularly when they're protecting themselves and their family and the left land basts him for that ok that i get i guess we really have two americas right now i thought it was a stupendous job something that i will remember for the rest of my life because it made me feel proud to go ahead daniel. well i agree i think he did a wonderful job and so did lindsay graham in defending him of course someone is going to be angry when they've been accused of things that are false and so if you go in with the assumption that she's telling the truth we're going to have one attitude about his reaction but if you think in the end he's innocent of these charges of course he's going to be outrage and i too was really please i think it's absurd to think that all of the change in the tone of our discourse has been due to donald trump i

i guess my question is, you have said no dollars from corporate pacs; correct? >> that's correct. >> your thoughts on that? >>i think the first priority that the new congress needs to look at is campaign finance reform. it costs too much money -- [applause] >> -- to wage a campaign of this type and that's money that could be well spent solving other problems in this country. i don't and won't take corporate tax money because i don't think the politicians should be answering to corporate sponsors. there was a joke about politicians wearing nascar type jerseys with their corporations listed on their jersey. i think that's an inherent conflict of interest. >> okay. anybody else? thoughts on where we are on fund-raising? tim, your thoughts? disparity, is that's what's wrong with the system or should you be getting more support? >> i think the answer to the question of financing in this race is to follow the money. follow the money. both of my candidates are -- opponents are very well financed. and susan says she doesn't take money from corporations. but when you look

next door to the museum of lactose intolerance, a museum that chronicles the history pizza, from i guessning of pizza to the end of pizza. tickets are $35. turns out pizza was invented in italy. i didn't know that. there's even a cheese cave. that's a cheese cave but looks more like the set of a musinex commercial. the curator of the museum wanted to celebrate something everyone associates with new york and pizza sounded better than the museum of bed bugs. pizza it is. so many great restaurants in new york. more than any place. whenever i'm here i like to try something new. there's a restaurant in the east village called black ant. getting a lot of attention. i wanted to try it and didn't want to go alone, so i invited my young neve use and cousin jimmy's kids to join me on an adventure and glarmo auillermo took the kids out for dinner and a surprise. >> here it is. >> yup. >> right through there. >> welcome to the black ant. here is your table. follow me. >> jimmy: thank you very much. this is a mexican food restaurant. do you like mexican food? >> i like some of it. i like tacos. >> yo

i guess it found a fascination of this really. other worldly old tradition of sounds from europe like a european classical style of music which is a volley in an orchestra and just. i guess the effect it can create like listening to opus for a whole string quartet even. if it takes you on a journey musically and say i want i want to be a part of that journey. tell me that about the different techniques and. what they mean by safely the do you do is actually an instrument of imitation as well for around the birds of the bush plan and for the couple of hours and certain certain rhythmical. pricing. any relevant represent the kangaroos and i can't read the kangaroo hopping to see. any cause of it took a bath or. any other ones. and then i'll do the problem which is the problem with using vocal chords but with a slight of hand. braga . when the world or a car going past. that one then you can top it off with combining the traditional with the contemporary. name and research if you see game brings action to ensure egypt. but smart soft

well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and with the ten a day but i don't think they can do their job a culture of. new jersey and take this drama day out east because it's all that after they know i'm right oh joy make me think of a host. earth first idiot school in the jungle. or first clean lesson and then gore's grand moment to run and join the arena tang on her journey to freedom you know we're going to return to mention toronto numbering in tang returns home. from. the opinion that is on the brink and think the e.u. populace. making gains across the continent and britain could leave without a brick city deal this week conflict zone as in prague i had cold up with alex the foam a finnish prime minister has loans to can pay to become the next president of the european commission can he fix.

hi kimberly maybe you can just i guess wrap it all up for us and bring it together the u.s. perspective of the moment what is the latest that donald trump has has said what is his current position and also the visit of the cia chief to turkey. right so there certainly has been favorable reaction from members of congress with regard to the president directing the revoking of the visas of those saudi nationals and also the promise to work with congress now and more punitive action the only problem with directing this towards congress is the timeline it's not going to be is immediate as many would like. of course the u.s. election this taking place in about thirteen days to choose control of congress that means congress is it in session it's not working right now so it can't deal with this legislatively when it returns after the election there will be a series of holidays so the likelihood that there might be some substantial movement without tremendous will is very very slim it seems that the time like could even be extended as far as january so this is certainly not sitting w

i guess. while i eat that fish it's time for you to check out a new episode from our globe trotters the phoenix during his trip to iran he visited the desert town of yasith which by the way has belonged to unesco's world heritage sites since two thousand and seventeen. and. let him live yes and he just arrived here and it was ever so slightly explicitly does it leave out of here first stop please some teeth leave and in the tradition of a just leave it was explicitly. one of the first things you should do is walk through the old town and just discover this maze of the desert city. please. please. make steve's jam a mosque which dates back to the fourteenth century and has now used minarets and all of iraq please. please. keep us wondering why those men are its muscle why it is because they were used to kind of like life was so people were using them who would never get their way through the desert because. if you search for a green spots to visit and you asked then you should check out this thr

i guess you don't have to pay taxes this year? ld be, like, trevor, you misspelled your name and lost 20-grand! ( laughter ) i give you a guess as to what type of people had their registration put on hold. >> georgia's population is 32% black but the list of voter registrations is nearly 70% black. >> trevor: well, well, well! my old friend racism! ( laughter ) i have been expecting you! ( laughter ) isn't it interesting how every time republicans create a voting restriction it just so happens to disproportionately affect people of the brown-brown? hmm? ( laughter ) and i'm not going to lie, it's very slick, because, on the surface, it always seems legitimate. 100 years ago, the argument was, nothing personal, we can't let people vote if they don't know how to read! but black people were, like, learning to read was illegal! ironic! look at that! today it's how can we trust it's really you if the names aren't exactly the same? black people are, like, well white people never spell my name right. that's too bad der-reek. yo, it's dere

by that i guess i'm not dust but hank he said even if you have almost a good book to see you out. of the to ask not of them sort of i just hope you don't think anybody else if i join the. dawlish time i cannot i'm all. white that i get a couple was scared but if i am a boss can i def as i say he has more than him because of how long he's been absent wouldn't think she's. time graham kara man i'm someone that shall have time for me now that's our economy and i mean sometimes monitor that put him cushy scanner quickly this matter what he. did it wasn't that difficult to do i want to say on this i want to can was more than that i want to me could him how that does more than push the was would on us push those who she s. . has the neck out of any. more than my stack is scared and nothing to what he she will be about thinking to how to spot me when i spoke to the snow was a double shot i was. told was a moment to put a box of books on the front it was a problem i saw going to everybody. but as usual of allah. motives are also. true that the world. has mentioned business from the point o

and i guess delete rejecting. he president's board of supervisors malia cohen's nomination. >> right. send wit a positive recommendation. i think we can do that without objection. congratulations, ms. tanner. >> thank you very much. >> we'll see you at the board. [applause] go from there. [laughter] just want to remind everyone if you want to show support, please do this. no clapping in the chamber. thank you. please call the next item. >> next on the agenda is item number two, a ordinance submitting the governmental conduct code to update the conflict of interest code, form 700 filing requirements for the city and county of san francisco unified school district by adding deleting and changing titles of designated officials and employees to reflect organizational and staffing changes. >> unless there is any initial comments from supervisor yee, i'd like the invite our deputy city attorney to talk about this item. >> thank you. under state law, every city official and city employee who's involved in making decisions

and then i guess they drove the e.c.u. away and then they went up i think to hamburger hill and then that's when that whole fiasco studded their boat hamburger hill. and then were you outside of the hamburger hill sonora. miles away. they had us around if it wasn't for the air force coming in and helicopters with. us and now they feel. i don't know couple miles away that was overrun before i came out to this particular. position and. they lost almost everybody on that hill and then of course hamburger hill that was a massacre. we lost guys there did we hear a lot of your guys in the whole movement all this were were ok we just hunkered down a lucky. man. i don't believe in luck i believe in god god was looking. absolutely now let's check in with bruce jr in rio to see how they're doing on their. looks like it's going. to me the story you had some problem with a fellow soldier we were out on an eagle's nest had been airlifted out and they placed on the side of the mountain they give you fifty thousand rounds and have at it a

where that humor was during the campaign, i don't know, but i guess they finally got wi-fi in the forest. hey, oh, i want to mention, starting on monday, we will be in brooklyn, new york, for a full week of shows. and guillermo is already almost there. he's been traveling across the country in a bus, the guillermobile and he's miserable, by the way. yesterday, he was in chicago. they made the mistake of putting him on the local news. >> he's been eating his way across the country until he gets to brooklyn, and he says, it's been fun, but there is one downside downside. >> there's only one restroom, so you can imagine. a lot of laughing, a lot of talking and a lot of fartk. everybody fart like every ten seconds. >> jimmy: like a little gas pinata. guillermo is in philadelphia again. he's eating again at pat's king of steaks in philadelphia. hello, guillermo. there they are. oh, look at that mouth of meat >> guillermo: hi, jimmy >> jimmy: guillermo, you're not supposed to be in the kitchen, you know? >> guillermo: cheese and onions, let's go. >> we got a line outside. >> guillermo: how you

most you know know i've ended up on i guess i'm in a lot of class and i want that. they have a lot of the options to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house. both of you who've got to be. a since it struggles of many couples won't. deal with the push to political spawn who will come all of you out there to appear with multiple. was. going to church. i would go with the best in. charge of a given country. at least for. anything. where looking for anything a vehicle or looking for any trace of a libya that we can find is very sociable likes to joke around with people and goals spend time with their kids. spend time with her friends. and when she's i mean all through two year old you know. well i was. eleven when i started running away from home and it wasn't out of an act of rebellion it was i had. experienced early sexual child abuse by the father figure in my home at thirteen years old i was at school one day and there had been a girl that had i had gone to school with who was a little bit older who everybody knew she had an older boyfriend and she

i'm not laughing at the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and women that can be said to have mistakes deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes quechua in here think the future of the country that i not. needed change to take from this drama day out to me it's all about. nothing i might show to join me for me to jam and sunday to be a. poet. just wouldn't have been fighting for the case taking seriously in the world of what here's what's come out women strong. superheroes smart women smart talks smart station the legend frank recently dangerous time for w. me for my. scars cover and forget women in russia have to live with violence sexism and oppression the feeling that finances knowing when russia. where putin is petri our rooms today women's rights were already gaining traction hundred years ago. the people he attends have a clue about feminism but there are women who want to instigate change in everyday life for justice and equality. under the skin of russia's women starts nov thirteenth on g.w. . this is g.w. news why vote from berlin tonight in the

from i guess. how much compared with europe. or france which. you don't have the you. know i mean. i think that you want to leave the street. and you need to be right. with rising healthcare costs of education i don't want that was. the train station and it was just mass mass people just going there or. yeah it was it was it was crazy and. i still remember it like it was yesterday like. in this. movie. so. you're up to boston. pretty good for him so let's go get some news. from where you were before we went me where i was kind of finish line so is that were the first that's where the second bomb went off i believe the bigger one the bigger one. so if it wasn't for hungry baby we could have been still standing there when it went off thinking back like before we went to eat we were trying to hook up with another friend who was there. but we couldn't figure out where she was so i actually took a picture of like where we were in so she can reference it like where to go and i didn't even notice that it was her that notice when she later on that night after everything happened. when i to

and his comments about rogue kill canners came up and the president said well, the concept of it i guess. yesterday when i spoke to the father but not so much today but when i spoke to the father it felt like he tid not do it, he tid not know about it and it seemed like the concept of rogue killers. that was just a feeling from my converseation with the king. and trump said quote i thunk we have to find out what happens first. here we go again with you're guilty until proven innocent. i don't like that. we just went through that with justice kavanaugh and he was innocent all the way.

point i want to move on here guys donald trump has just recently announced that the united states i guess unilaterally is going to be leaving the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty the what's known as the i fear for me that's a very. sad and depressing moment hearing that coming from the president because we're running the nonproliferation regime that has been pushed for decades is coming rapidly to an end i mean what i find even more disappointing is that there is not even the overture to sit down and negotiate it if both sides have issues with it but no mark they're just going to walk away from it and i think john bolton's name fingerprints all over this you know i mean this is just the latest in the raveling of cold war rules. withdrawal syndrome you. i mean the u.s. pulled unilaterally out of the anti-ballistic missile treaty which has a direct repertoire sions on russia's position on the i.n.f. treaty today that conventional armed forces in europe treaty and the nato russia founding have been ignored by the west as it moves forces closer to russia's borders we we see new start

and i guess yes now mean that women record are started city session on monday he wrote well they're they're not now i have actually. i was was the was laws laws would not not to do it . in. is also. it looks like like the protesters the any inquiry was. to give him the republican general way waiting ring some some extra. vertically. were so they can say little letter is not what what did back out it really eight eighty was the way we behave a week ago are when when this last has. many many people on him thinking that would disqualify. teenagers. you know you know it wasn't raining tonight about. that at people's attention ban goes with. those those yeah are we legally already working. came. this week's we talking about judge i have happening yes yes it's a minimization. mission by by there is stil. a month months ago for the election and knows what what were prizes at work right now and we might i am in the democrats. i have handed the any any. wording warning labels. they they have a democrats are expected to take the house the senate -- count on so he wasted -- does not. follow email mail

i guess i had an extra doughnut. come on, apple. >>> the raiders and 49% wiers w face each other thursday. >>> flavored tobacco and vaping. what a ban would cost them. >>> mystery solved. the photograph big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. our fastest winds coming after 11:00 tonight. 7:00 tomorrow morning. our fastest winds are blowing, at least sustaining 20 to 30 miles per hour. they will calm down a little bit about 20 during the afternoon hours. 11:00 tuesday night they will ramp up to 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts possibly up

i guess my last question, ken, i'll direct toward you. i was struck in your book that you made the point that you consider that the president has an obligation, i assume, it was an ethical obligation and not a legal obligation, to cooperate with this investigation against his activities and i'm curious as to why you think that's so, particularly given the potential jeopardy that a president faces by doing so. if you do think it's so, how far does that extend. i'll throw that out there and let you pick and choose what you'd like to respond to. >> well, i spent 20 years in the u.s. attorney's office that likes to call itself the sovereign district of new york. and i think if you took a poll, you'll probably get 100% return that we could investigate anything with no limitations and people would clearly believe that. part of the thrill of working in a place like that is the ethos of the office was people actually did believe that there was nothing -- that there was nothing that we couldn't do in the sense of getting around any complications th

that i guess i'm in a lot of class and i want. to stay in the country with donald trump in the white house. to be that the. deal with the put. up you up of up to the bulk of the. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see if there. is a. secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous. highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that and that's known as the i intend to learn how to do. this. welcome back u.s. auto sales have dropped by six percent in september as some analysts blamed last year's surge in car sales due to hurricane harvey and one day left in september of this year the u.s. vehicle manufacturer which saw the largest lost in sales was ge

so i guess i should you mention because it is the place for merchants anywhere in the world right that's right you want to take crypto and join the revolution go to go quite the same guys report i thank you i was going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with a mask guys and stacy herbert want to thank our guests low regard of gold coin and block b l o q going to regis on twitter it's guys report it's about time. and you. don't pal. i'm not that. type of time talk. to no more i. will be i'm only going. in from ten there is a trade in young girls souls into an underground sex industry sometimes but the people they trust the most. and. what. i've been saying the numbers mean some matter us is over one trillion dollars and. more than ten points over time stamping this. eighty five percent of global will you longs to the old for rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent minus one is your home with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second. twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars ai industrial park but don't let the number

it's not the one we saw together no that was solo and i always said that the critics hated it so i guess by its title i like to make people believe that solo was a good movie it was obviously a kremlin bought influence operation me being one of the most well known kremlin influence bots i guess. is there anything that you don't like in the u.s. that you can now that neither agency of everyone and everyone else and claim that boris and natasha are responsible for it is the syria thing is that they are really you know all the claims of meddling in american politics at the same time the united states openly comics about meddling in the politics of countries all over the world iran is the best example of rudy giuliani. during the general assembly walked across the street it was saying you know regime change in two thousand and nineteen i mean it's there's no introspection there's no self or. flexion that's bipartisan because nancy pelosi is talking to me kay as well and everyone gets behind you know talk of overthrowing the government in venezuela the rod you know the u.s. meddling is is ubi

the cat would read yes the bread i got i get it's one hundred whatever i am going to colombia but i guess i rebuffed him a statement that i get it from one box i read what i do just. because i came back at the coffee shop stephen continues his chat with jessica and learns more about her trip here still enjoying her nursing in the travelling and i love it i absolutely love it i wouldn't change it for the world show you've gone too many many many many places i have what's what's a story or an experience related to your work that sticks out the most well actually i had a contract in boston here at mass general and i was actually when the boss thinks the marathon bombings and. i was there breaking news this hour the finish line of the boston marathon is hit by two major explosions just seconds appalling at least three people have reportedly been killed and many others. had gone there at three of my friends one of them being like eight months pregnant my best friend and. they were two of our friends were running the marathon and. we were standing at the finish line and my primary friends she w

>> well, i will jump in first, i guess. i don't think so. i think a lot of these people writing about the fears of inflation are still referencing the '70s. give you an example. when i was growing up in eastern pennsylvania, there was only one mcdonald's in town. if they raised the prices, well, you had to pay it for a cheeseburger. now, just on route 1 here in vero beach there's a mcdonald's a wendy's a burger king, a sonic. they raise their prices, you go to the next place. the other thing, mcdonald's still has a dollar menu. they have had a dollar menu for years. you get a cheeseburger, fries and a coke. what is that, ten cents in 1970 dollars? i think inflation, because of competition now, with the internet and other things, is way overrated. >> i think that's the key. you are going to see costs going up between wages and higher interest rates and so forth, and remember back in those days when these were issues that we talked about, companies that had pricing power raised prices and those that could not do so, were basically caught in ma

i guess they're still going to. my plan get out. and come out and fight us to death by mine and i'm. not us. caused. by a sudden i miss you. know just one part or not i'm just going to knock in few my old will welcome me i'm going to sure he's evolved in the. seas he was disinvited very. nice to be great to a. friend. from there. i was young i was the mutilated fiend you fly off the road. and that's the stupid war to put into the. fire and broken arm to. mark their words he flourished. it's too much. if. my sudan does. too i'm going to push a few goofs. to push. i didn't. stir crazy i stopped. dozens of a few good hot right on through. lipper hardly a course on pleasure you know measures that really. the funds. should be done for you. and us from peace to your cup. i think mechanised us from. ny good i can do is to fix ability. to feed. my fiji sit down for. memphis to do. pretty stuff and the house. back to him for. another month isn't so much. chances for. the many. months long curiosity. to. thirteen. forces are under pressure the

i guess there's a lot of folk music in it.ry nordic, with the ice and snow and the cold winters. just in the nick of time, all is ready and we gather for an evening of ice music. singing and music. cheering and applause. that was amazing. it was such a bonkers soundscape, and incredible to think that all of those strange sounds that were building into this big crescendo were made from ice. i think it is also a really interesting way to experience the landscape of norway, freezing cold with the full moon overhead. having said that, it is freezing cold. i'm frozen through. it's time to head in. next morning, the festival continues without me, as i am back on the bergensbanen for the next part of myjourney. travelling on this stretch of the line, you start to appreciate the vast landscapes that this country has to offer. and i can't imagine a better way of experiencing them than this. well, my train has arrived at its destination. but my musicaljourney across norway is not finished yet, because i am in bergen, a cultural hotspot

i guess there wasn't one story i wanted to tell.ted the book with my first work in afghanistan under the taliban. so it was women's issues. i was one of a very few women who got in under the taliban to photograph. for me it was setting the stage for september 11, and it seemed like a very natural place to start the book. but i then go into iraq, i go into additional work in afghanistan, because i continued working there for e next 16 years. darfur, congo, maternal mortality. tre is quite a range in there. i guess the story i wanted to tell is what is happening in the world, the affairs of our time, current events, the places i'bee and the people i have learned from. jane:ma there are so manys to choose from. was there one in particular you had to include? lynsey: i mean, i guess i go valley ine korengal 2007, a two-month embed in afghanistan. hat time it was one of t most dangerous places in afghanistan, where the u.s. miliry was dropping the most bombs. i went in with elizabeth rubin from "the new york times magazine" and we went i

the federal reserve is increasing rates not just because they want to but because they have to and i guess you and i can talking about record after record after record in recent months what we're seeing now is it simply a downturn or correction. and that is the big debate that we're having is a correction was and is still ongoing a bull market or is something bigger at play here at this point and certainly we can't answer this question yet but what will be very important to see is the upcoming earnings season that will actually really kick off on friday when the first big banks come with was with their results and we could see some headwinds for u.s. corporations with the higher dollar with higher rates with the slowing of the chinese economy or with higher commodity prices with tariffs on steel and element so it will partly depend on those results and if it only will be a correction or more a financial correspondent for us yang's quarter on wall street yang's many thanks indeed. bit by bit china continues to pry open its economy to outside is b.m.w. the first to take a majority stake in i

can just refinance your own probably and the savings can go to other things like affordable housing i guess affordable housing number one right now i know a fair white voters are worried about yeah i mean that's an important point to make is that it's not about being a bank it's about being predatory banks the function of a bank it's as you say it's like a utility you know it it keeps money on deposit at a certain interest rate a lens at a different interest rate and they make a sprint and that spread should be in keeping with good business practices and that's that's it that's what a bank does is no more no less what's happened is that they're in this country the wall street banks as you point out have been able to co-op in an excess of all of the banking facilities all over the country and use those deposits to make incredible risky bets and when those bets go bad they get the gun. and to bail them out right so then we get messed over in many many instances so having a public bank would be great as the bank is also would provide competition right because now those banks like wells fargo a

and also, to keep it going, she wants to work -- i guess she said today a few times, she wants to work on the 2020 election with us. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> yeah, i think there were. i think there were. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> yeah, i'm not going to say who i mean. i'm just telling you, you had forces saying things that were evil, that were bad people. and he is a very, very fine man. and what was said about him should never have been said. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> i know many. i know fellow americans that are evil. i know -- are you saying we shouldn't say that a fellow american is evil? i've known some fellow americans that are pretty evil. >> [ inaudible question ]. >> well, i like the low interest rate. the fed is doing what they think is necessary. i don't like what they're doing, because we have inflation and we have a lot of good things happening. so i will say this. we're normalizing money. and that's good. but i think we don't have to go as fast. i want to be able to pay off debt. also, very importantly, i think, the numbers that we're producing are record-set

>> i guess, i don't know.h there. >> jimmy: you did see oprah, yeah. >> you were -- it was a friend's house. we got up at 5:00 a.m. we got to our friend's house. we were watching the tv. we saw oprah going in. and then we were like, if oprah's there, we can't be after oprah. so we all hustled to the church and got in. then it was like a two-hour wait for everyone -- >> jimmy: in the church? did they have an opening act or aedn or athinik no, no. so it lovely and the were myand, we w with friends, my husband was like, give us a kiss, babe. and i was like, i'm not going to give you a kiss, there's cameras. he's like, george clooney's here, elton john is here, they're not filming us. and i was like, well, they might be. there's loads of cameras and it's on tv. >> jimmy: i'm glad you brought this up. i do actually have a clip here. >> oh! >> jimmy: tell us what we're seeing. marcus mumford, your sweetheart. that's the wedding. there's elton john. some other guys. we come to you. and marcus. no, not yet. there you

twenty sapien shall we say then i think that it would have been there from i think it would have been i guess thought and i'm very confident that these marches and well to falling in the moment though especially towards the next then the senate's referendum whenever that may be and the people will that i did see goal to campaign on to when independence of scotland which is long overdue martin hannett joining with the national newspaper thank you very much indeed for your insight. you're more than welcome korea i'm absolutely delighted to be joined from catalonia by ellis end up losing the president of the catalan national assembly elyssa joe welcome to the alex salmond sure it's lovely to see you again clearly feelings are still high in barcelona and of course across ca to lodhi and did this week in scotland there's going to be a another march anetta but you may have heard of i'm keen to pick an understanding from you of what you think the importance of marches are to our independence movement whatever it might be in catalonia or indeed in scotland. was very important in choosing what we didn