. >>> take a look at shares of intuit, slightly higher in morning trading.rly revenue the stock rebounding on news that the ceo brad smith is stepping down by the end of this year after 11 years as chief executive. brad smith, ceo of intuit joins us now brad, good morning >> good morning, jon, great to be back with you. >> 11 years at the helm. profits tripled, revenue doubled, intuit closed at $27.93 i believe, first day of trading, today at 213 bucks i want to ask about the health of small business because you guys have quite a read on that in light of what the fed is saying about things not overheating, how hot is that important segment of the economy right now in small business from your perspective >> small businesses are feeling very optimistic about the economy. we can see that show up in terms of charge volume they're getting from their customers as well as a number of employees they're hiring and the hours the employees are working. on the flip side, we know small businesses tend to be optimist one out of two fail in the first five years they're sur

just intuitions but there are also moral intuitions i think that the particular already of the latin american gays that there are real really no defenders to be found of abortion i mean the discussion concerning the freedom of the woman to choose or the freedom of women to choose is really quite marginal most of the discussion has been centered around abortion is something that is already happening is something that we cannot really stop the question is what are the legal instruments that we're going to be ploy norther to mordor late it it is very very clear number one that criminalizing women has been nothing but a failure of a policy and this is throwed left in america the second problem is. to some degree abortion law to marry get something that is really at hand if you have enough money so the problem this presents is that a lot of women that do not have access end up dying in dire situations that are end up in hospitals this shows that there is a lack of equality in front of the law this is a very different picture for the debate and this is at this time what we're hearing in th

just intuitively. and then your cio said there was know, chaird, you ron and i and others in the legislative branch, that doesn't make any sense. firstk a lot of people's instinct is that it didn't make a lot of sense. i understand your reliance on the cio. my question is did you have any doubt before the report came out a couple of weeks ago? >> senator, may 8 on monday, the system have been overwhelmed for a couple of hours and understood it, my section was it was john oliver's viewers. >> i got that part. he basically declared to the world it was an attack. including communicating with congress that a federal crime has been committed. in tech, why didn't you entertain any of those quite reasonable doubts out there in the community among the community college and tech community it just seems odd that the moment your cio says something, you run with it and you did so quite aggressively all the way up until i guess it was last week or the week i-4, you said, well i was duped. have any doubt between the

, but i got a woman's intuition.is very cynical. it's the truth. they taught you that in radio. when you go to give them a record, they're gonna say, "remember, the masses are asses. 'cause if you come with something too complicated, they're not gonna wanna listen to that. keep it simple, stupid. you got the verse, got the hook, got the verse, got the breakdown, got the hook. that's why it's called a hook, 'cause i'm here to hook you. and mind you, i only got six seconds to hook you. one, two, three, four, five, six. if not, you're changing the radio. is pitbull now a product? oh, by far. i mean, pitbull's such a household name that if you google pitbull or youtube pitbull, i come up before the dog. - is that true? - crazy, ain't it? when buying a new home.erest rates can increase your anxiety that's why quicken loans created our new, exclusive rateshield approval. first, we lock your interest rate for up to 90 days while you find your new home. then, if rates have gone up, your rate stays locked. but, if rates have

he would say, well, what i do is not really prediction, what i do is intuition.se i just put in my cocktail of analysis and the different elements people normally don't want to see. kofi annan was perceptive and he wanted a lwa ys annan was perceptive and he wanted always to get through as a chance, thatis always to get through as a chance, that is why he was very trusted. that was the main recipe of the way he behaved. we are right out of time, thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us about your colleague and friend and mentor, the former united nations secretary—general kofi annan. thank you so much watching on bbc world news today. this weekend brings predominantly cloudy skies for many and also a fairly humid fuel. that was certainly the case today for many, this photo sent in by a weather watcher in devon, and fairly dramatic skies and this photo sent in bya dramatic skies and this photo sent in by a weather watcher in leeds. through tonight and tomorrow the central swathes of the uk will outbreaks of rain courtesy of this area of low pressure wo

the the voice of the moral of the moral intuition of the country even beyond what people want and that being said is quite clear that there he said he's going there but the disconnect i think it's actually a very fertile disconnect because the matter of fact this is an issue that now has been put squarely in the middle of the political discussion in this is itself a very good thing where do you see that debate going from here i think that this will become an important part of next year presidential election process and very likely it's the progressive voters which have sort of you know pro gay rights broad trends sexual rights intuitions that had been governed by the current government that is center right that are going to start broglie moving back towards the lift this is the big political danger that this government faces at this correspondent martin jack thank you so much my pleasure. now is going to a check of some other stories that have been making news around the world a senior zimbabwean opposition figure has appeared in court accused of inciting public violence and publicizin

what i do is intuition. i have the intuition that it may go this way. often it does. because ijust put in my cocktail of analysis the different elements that people normally don't want to see. he was perceptive. he wanted always to give true that chance. he's been a national hero as one of the world's finest cricketers, he has built up his own political party from scratch. now imran khan has been sworn in as pakistan's prime minister. it's more than two decades since he first entered politics and set up the pti party, which won the most seats injuly‘s election. secunder kermani's report contains flashing images. pledging to serve pakistani imran khan was formally appointed prime minister of the country. in the audience, alongside senior political and military figures, were members of the 1992 world cup winning pakistan team. which imran khan led to victory. after the swearing—in camea to victory. after the swearing—in came a guard of honour. imran khan has promised to create a corruption free, more equal society. the promises he now has to deliver. the

so it just becomes intuitive and natural the computer adapts to me i don't have to adapt to it. >> host: does murphy's law applied to robots? >> guest: yes, of course. there are always consequences, some really good. in fact history shows most outcomes are good that there are but there are unintended outcomes which are not so good we have to guard against both behaviorally and sometimes legally. sometimes behaviorally as parents how we deal with our children. when there were no cars we didn't worry about kids being hurt and injured. we have a culture that is unique so you teach children how to drive. this is pretty scary. it required a cultural adaptation. we will go through a similar class of cultural adaptation to this new class but before that happens they will still do some things and that is what will trigger the regulatory, legal and cultural adaptation. how do we deal with these new tools? >> host: has the regulatory regime effect of robots yet? >> guest: it has because the first thing the faa did his band the drone certification entity recertify them and give boundaries how far.

i would caution you, we have all at some times used intuition and magical thinking and symbolic reasoning in our life is. has covered their clutch point in any sporting event knows we can all become successful -- successful -- susceptible to symbolic reasoning and emotional anxiety. nothing in the research is meant to disparage people who adhere to these claims, and i want to affirm that it is a widespread manifestation in america's attitudes. host: pennsylvania, independent line. caller: good morning, greetings. welcome to the q, where we will go one, we will go all. host: are you a follower? caller: what is going on? let's put it this way. after what happened with our election and bernie, can you blame them? in the mockingbirds press -- and i say mockingbird because that is the operation that the cia has come or the deep state -- in other words, we have been lied to for a long, long, long time. it is over. host: nicolas, a couple of things. are you a close follower of this q? caller: close, no. it has been since october of last year, where the hell has anybody else been? host: what drew

because oftentimes we think of food as something that shows up in the store and we have lost that intuitiven we had with the food supply but, guess what? the way that doesn't matter to food supply. you are from the us and the sun has got a huge tribute in its centre pages to date to senator john mccain who sadly died having been fighting a very progressive form of brain cancer. —— today. a very emotive headline. but lots of pictures of him over the years. most people know him around the world full of the different reasons. this isa full of the different reasons. this is a terribly sad moment in american popular life because we have far too few politicians likejohn mccain who was very principled but also very dignified. certainly, considering other american politicians, it is in short supply. one thing i found striking about all the tributes is the number of people who respected him even when they disagreed with him even when they disagreed with him very deeply. absolutely. you get the feeling that he was respected by both republicans and democrats because he was extremely vocal all the time

there's not much content yet that people can actually watch on them which might seem a bit counter-intuitive but we have the twenty twenty winter summer olympics in tokyo coming up where a lot of the events will actually be broadcast in a quality so i guess manufacturers are hoping that then a version that will create a demand that can be met then in twenty twenty when when these games will happen all right and i hope that my eyesight is still good enough for me to actually enjoy eight k. you spend quite some time now at the fair what would you say is worth looking at. well i had a great time actually trying out a product by segway segway we know this as the kind of weird mode of transportation where you step onto a platform you have this handlebar in front of you and you lean forward to move the thing well they have now released a pair of inline skates the principle is the same the technology in fact is the same you step on to them you lean forward and you you whiz off it was a lot of fun i had a lot of fun certainly trying trying out this product but at the end of the day the main thing i'

he's going to remain with intuit and become the executive chairman of the board of directors.urrently appointed an executive vp at the company to succeed brad smith effective january 1, 2019. other change thaz ss they say, t of the company also stepping down in january 2019 the company saying under brad smith the company more than doubled its customer base to approximately 50 million customers, doubled its revenue to more than $6 million and more than triple gap earnings per share. for this if you turn in tomorrow brad smith will be there live at exclusive. >> josh, will do another earnings alert for you this one on gap. les leslie picker with those numbers. >> gap beating on the bottom line unfortunately this earnings picture isn't really changing. as you can see there the stock down in after hours trading thanks to some comps, their global comps being down 5% versus 2.6% lower than the street was estimating. now, on the bottom line gap beat by about 4 cents per share reporting 76 cents per share on the revenue side gap reported $4.09 billion versus the street's estimate of $

kennedy: it's hav have much appy the law that are counter intuitive to the constitution and democrats should be wholly opposed to that. is this a way for the president to brush jeff sessions out of the department of justice? >> sessions has weathered the storm up to this point. i got a chance to talk to him about a month ago. on immigration sections is so strong trump can play good cop-bad cop his attorney general. sessions does even 40s agenda in other ways that's valuable to the administration. without collusion, fit was just russian interest force there will be is no need for a special counsel. the only reason there was a special counsel was the fantasy that trump and his campaign worked with this russian effort. if there is no collusion there never should have been a special counsel and there shouldn't have bean recusal by jeff sessions. kennedy: jeff sessions should never have been appointed attorney general. republicans who defend number his appointment. the whole thing is a quagmire. >> people make mistakes in their judgment. some people pay $15,000 for an ostrich coat. kennedy

it all sounds very intuitive. predicated on the idea that there will be some disruption.. is that because we are leaving or... we cannot get proper supplies of french cheese. -- social unrest- it says. whether you be a result. apparently france is not getting the marks & spencer sandwiches. you know, i love them but i think france will survive if there is a temporary hiatus. there would be riots. let's have a look at some of the other stories that we have got here. the daily mail here, which has got a big campaign about plastic waste, and here now saying that two thirds of plastic food containers that we set aside for recycling are just sent to landfill. it is a disaster, is it not? i have received a view —— book about this very issue and the great whole problem of plastic in our environment and the fact that recycling is confusing. so many things that theoretically can be re cycled things that theoretically can be recycled cannot be, or if they can become unable to not understand it which bends but the men, so an awful lot does not get recycled. the brother problem is ev

on the temperature of the corona is just one of the counter intuitive mysteries that the park a probe hopes to solve why is it so much hotter than the sun's core several hundred times hotter science would suggest that the further away from the sun surface the cooler the atmosphere should be the probe is named after eugene parker who formulated the theory of so no wind will be present to watch the launch of the spacecraft named in his own. in one hundred fifty eight he theorized that a flow of particles accelerated into space from the sun and that proved to be true but scientists still don't know how this phenomenon occurs theoretically such particles should cool down and dissipate the further from the sun they get not speed up so the wind streams could impact satellites in space and g.p.s. radio waves and electrical grids on earth they also cause rural when they crash into the earth's magnetic field and the deflected the probe will begin its first approach to the sun in november as part of its seventy a mission we will go hotter than anything is being before we are in that three milli

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this is a situation where things that we sort of understood intuitively, things that we know just by watching the actions that they're not taking, we get to hear them say with words what it is that they are actually doing. that as you said so eloquently at the top of this show, they are putting the livelihood of the president, the presidency, their own standing because they're all living in fear of the popularity of the president within the republican party. it is all about protecting donald trump. i don't even want to say it is about protecting the presidency. it is about protecting this man who has a 90 something percent approval rating among those people that voted for him and an 88% approval rating within the republican party. they live in fear of him. and cathy mcmorris rodgers, the person who this fundraiser was for, she barely inked out the top spot in her primary on tuesday. and, so, if the number four ranked person in the republican party in the house of representatives is having a hard time eking out the top spot in her re-election, what should that say to her? it should sa

that it can just point at people like me and claim that i shouldn't even be heard because i'm just intuitively bill inherently racist i just i dispute all four hundred seventy five of your premises and i wish we had more time. which is a quick questions or do you think that our lives were sisters and brothers in this country or far right wing political action committees like eight had would be ok with the sexual adolph hitler in a college campus or adolph hitler in renewing jane israel now really we're going to i'm going to return the reason and i don't i'm jewish i say you are right charlie well i don't saying that i am that if there are things that you at all i would be standing with my jewish sisters and brothers to topple that's actually as well and i think that there is there is a bit of a double standard because we know that we would be receiving tons of you know for a fact if there was ever a college campus that erected sexual. as it turns out there are no statues of at all fiddler anywhere in the world for the very reason that you point out and the fact that there was this statue prove

i see that on the temperature of the corona is just one of the counter intuitive mysteries that the pocket probe hopes to solve why is it so much hotter than the sun's core several hundred times hotter science would suggest that the further away from the sun surface the cooler the atmosphere should be the probe is named after eugene parker who formulated the theory of so no wind will be present to watch the movements of the spacecraft named in his own. in one hundred fifty eight he theorized that a flow of particles accelerated into space from the sun and that proved to be true but scientists still don't know how this phenomenon occurs theoretically such particles should cool down and dissipate the further from the sun they get not speed up so the wind streams could impact satellites in space and g.p.s. radio waves and electrical grids on earth they also cause rural when they crash into the earth's magnetic field and the deflected the probe will begin its first approach to the sun in november as part of its seventy a mission we will get hotter than anything is being before we are in that t

tangible following did the british media cover him and provide him with the platform in the first place intuitive idea that i think a lot of have in their minds many journalists included is that if you see some sort of idea or actor that you find troubling let's say with respect to the public interest you want to go and report on that you want to say look this might be a problem the counterintuitive model which is i think the one that actually holds in reality it is that it actually ends up being a feeding frenzy a lot to say nothing to you that these figures further and further into public support. this is what right wing extremism in the u.k. looks like fourteen months ago a man plowed his van into a crowd near a mosque in one there were nine casualties and one fatality at the trial the court was told that the driver. wanted to kill most was a follower of tommy robinson and had been in contact with him just days before. british broadcaster saw nothing wrong with the interview rockets right giving him air time the day after the attack and began this once the trial concluded tommy robinson who ha

it's not just the intuition of the president that this is something he couldn't do strategically. i think that in so much as a leader of the senate and house can threaten a president with some kind of ramification -- charles grassley said we wouldn't be able to confirm. >> mcconnell delivered that message with respect to sessi sessions. he said, you can't do this. again, who knows what that mean? but i think you reported that a couple of times. >> jeff sessions comes from the senate also. i don't know if mcconnell has had that conversation with the president in the last six months. >> these new, sort of alliances are very much sort of the post partisanship we never thought we would want or see. it's anyone that could be a guard rail. i just remember it's like imprinted in my brain that elizabeth warren came on this network and defended jeff sessions. it's like the enemy of my enemy is my friend. >> i wouldn't call this bipartisan. >> post partisan. >> look, it's self-interest. the whole driving force of washington and what we're talking about is self-perpetuation and tribalism. th

the crowd kings, vmware and splunk, intuit and hp inc. that makes my computers and perhaps yours too. i never thought i'd say this i'm darn glad i have an hp because the touch screen is the bomb splunk had a good quarter last tight, not perfect and the stock has struggled. but i'm not backing away it is the finest analyzer of date in an increasingly did tall world. intuit is crushing h&r block i love those guys. vmware may be the strongest reporting. it helps other businesses on the cloud, and it's the preferred way the get on amazon web services remember, one of the reasons we like amazon isn't just a retailer especially how strong cisco was on wednesday we're lchl down with retail. getting close. we have ross and gap i think ross and gap will be the strong i prefer the latter. adidas is the best category in the whole shopping ball save handbags gap is more of a quandary. i cannot figure out why the company can't seem to deliver in this, a fabulous environment but maybe it's like jcpenney no jcpenney has a bad balance sheep. maybe this w

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. >>> it was a south bay mother's intuition.r daughter wasn't just suffering from bad stomach aches. what doctors have discovered has changed the family forever. p manual dell castillo has the story. >> reporter: this was her about five months ago smiling from ear to ear. she and her family were vacationing without any knowledge of the wild ride ahead. destiny said she felt pain like never before. >> i just didn't want to say because i didn't want to ruin everything. so i kind of just kept to myself. >> but the pain grew worse and destiny wasn't acting like herself. she stopped smiling. doctors discovered a nearly 5 pound stage three cancerous tumor growing in her ovaries. it had ruptured spreading colon cancer cells to her stomach. >> the minute they mentioned chemotherapy, i knew what was coming. >> chemo treatment had taken a toll on the 10-year-old who was later diagnosed with ovarian cancer. >> adding mounting bills. >>s a father you feel powerfulless to not be able to help or be able to take that sickness away from her or

for many, it probably makes intuitive sense not to waste food.avid: here we have some leftovers of the yellow pepper. you can see that it's only the top part. so we're going to make a caponata. we have potato peel. you can make also, like, a good saute with some garlic, some seasoning, fresh, you know, some fresh herbs. and you can serve this either as a paste to eat as well, or just like a salad. we have been cooking these a lot. we are becoming experts how not to waste food. my mission in life is to lead by example, make social gastronomy the norm. a gastronomy that is concernedd and it relates t to people, to bring opopportunities, to figt hunger, to fight malnutrition, and to fight especially these inequalities that we live in brazil and latin america, and so many places in the world. reporter: poverty in brazil has risen sharply. three years ago the country plummeted into recession and unemployment soared. it is now at about 13%. many pensioners struggle to get by. yet, brazil could be so rich. it has vast natural resources and fertile land.

our costumes on and consisting of a blue apron and underneath we wear a sky started out one that intuition to hawkeye how you can see money as per. a woman wearing this kind of signals that she's married as a married woman you always win muted colors whether that be blue green or purple what you thought young girls tend to wear bright shades of red might not be also a kind of clowns but without passions and this piece of cloth keeps it all together for the. museum and very interactive this is how laundry was done a hundred years ago. if they really push it hard against the board and i'm getting a good workout here i know. i'm playing. what i wish. and i'll take. the streets mothers who now if the sups of the wind and sunshine can draw everything on a continent. great day forward to. the head of the museum stefan heinz tells me a bit more about tradition and culture in this place but. i mean no my boy. well let's talk about the source why did they decide to settle in this play about i think because well because you don't give me the actual sorb settlement region is much larger and get reach

banal costumes consisting of a blue apron and underneath we wear a skirt i started out one that intuition to hawk a how you can see money is. a woman wearing this cut it signals that she's married as a married woman you always wear muted colors whether that be blue green or purple we thought young girls tend to wear bright shades of right my not yet also wear a kind of blouse but without passions and this piece of cloth keeps it all together for the. museum is very interactive this is how laundry was done a hundred years ago. really push it hard against the borg ok i'm getting a good workout here i know. what i wish. and all things. stood some of us who now if this ups of the wind and sunshine can draw everything. they were great that's a date for. the head of the museum staff i'm hines tells me a bit more about tradition and culture in this place but. i mean it's no my boy. that was willing to talk about the source why did they decide to settle a misplay about it and that is because well because you could be the actual sorbs settlement region is much larger and get reaches all the way to

become intuitive, statesmen, we are defending the principles that have made america what it is.matters of opportunity instead of robes of dependency. truth is on our side and at the end of the day they can call themselves progressive all they want. history is on our side. let us go forward with confidence.and may the force be with us. thank you! [applause] >> thank you for that wonderful introduction. thank you all for having me tonight. it seems like you have been having a pretty busy and pretty fun past three days. [applause] we got in a 2a him last night. you all were still up in the lobby so i think it says a lot about how hard you been working tonight. i want to start today, first by introducing myself. my name is liz wheeler. i host the show, "tipping point" on one america news network. you can catch that every night at 9 pm eastern. before we really get into the meat of what i want to talk about today want to start with a story. what you think you might like. i eventually told this before. but it really depends on the audience whether people think it's funny. but i think you con

it makes intuitive sense i think for a lot of our more vulnerable citizens in san francisco, that libraries are an important resource. and we got para-transit drop off and pickup locations from the sfmta and we're able to expand our priority areas to important locations for seniors. and so this is a map that we were able to create. on all of the segments that you see highlighted on the map that's where the seniors and people with disabilities -- it capture where is they were injured from 2014 to 20 sa 2015l of those locations. and we looked within the priority area and that captured three-quarters where seniors and people with disabilities were severely injured. so we see this as another important tool to share with our city colleagues to, again, to help prioritize a proactive improvement moving forward. and drilling down into the richmond -- on gary, we can see some of the more specific locations and segments that are, again, another priority tool that we can share this data to help to focus our vision zero efforts. so, again, our recommendations are really to use this as a way to address

and there's an intuition that i think goes along with that, not just book learning but an intuition. that comes out in his horsemanship. it comes out in his generalship. i think what i have discovered in his presidency, it comes out pretty significantly there as well, envisioning a problem and how to deal with it. >> thank you. yes, sir. your question. >> good afternoon. my name is lincoln boyd so i will ask a question about grant. in regards to moral leadership of ulysses s. grant, we talked about him being an advocate for african-americans, squashing the ku klux klan, working towards reconstruction. but we didn't really talk about issues surrounding native americans, them going against the treaty of fort laramie. i know grant was pushed to run because when grant was president, seeing he was serving the best interests of those who are in economic power, the gilded age, skyrocketed under his presidency. in regards to the moral leadership in regards to economic issues surrounding ulysses s. grant in the late 1800s, where does he stand on those? we can talk about him being a great pres

the fine is unrelated to wells fargo's fake account scandal. >>> call ate mother's intuition, a southoman knew her daughter just wasn't suffering bad stomach aches. what doctors discovered has changed the family's life forever. 10-year-old destiny was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. after a family vacation to universal studios in march. she says during the trip she felt pain like she never had before. >> just didn't want to say because i didn't want to ruin everything, so i kind of just kept it to in myself. >> the pain got worse and destiny wasn't acting like herself. doctors discovered a nearly five pound stage three malignant cancerous tumor growing in one of her ovaries. they created a gofundme page with the family. she battled ovarian cancer from april 20th to this week. her mother shared the good news saying, she has been cleared. >> we're so happy she's smiling and cleared and doing those dance moves and looks great. >> she does. >>> it could be a first for the bay area. a high-speed transportation system called a hyper loop. >> this is exciting if it comes to fruition. business

on the temperature of the corona is just one of the counter intuitive mysteries that the park a probe hopes to solve why is it so much hotter than the sun's core several hundred times hotter science would suggest that the further away from the sun surface the cooler the atmosphere should be the probe is named after eugene parker who formulated the theory of so no wind will be present to watch the moon for the spacecraft named in his own. in one hundred fifty eight he theorized that a flow of particles accelerated into space from the sun and that proved to be true but scientists still don't know how this phenomenon occurs theoretically such particles should cool down and dissipate the further from the sun they get not speed up so the wind streams could impact satellites in space and g.p.s. radio waves and electrical grids on earth they also cause rural when they crash into the earth's magnetic field and the deflected the probe will begin its first approach to the sun in november as part of it seventy a mission we will get hotter than anything is being before we are in that three millio

i have said before that in my opinion, maybe it's slightly counter intuitive, i'm not sure mueller woulda him. if you look at it from a purely investigative stan point, he didn't necessarily need the information from him. it becomes an ironic, circular thing. oftentimes, they do not seek to interview the person. if it's more on the lines, as people said, he wants to wrap it up, similar to the way they interviewed hillary clinton, that's a different discussion. to answer your question, i think there's a good likelihood he will not subpoena him. >> i want to talk to you about the paul manafort trial. when will we hear from rick gates? >> first, on the lifestyle, i have sat in many courtrooms, as you can imagine and pictures of rolex and watches blown up and put before the jury and so on and so forth. on one hand, in a tax case, they have the expenditures method of proof. you show how much somebody spent and that constructs their income. let me give you an example. if i'm a judge and the judge was giving off this indication saying you can prove he spent $15,000 on a coat, but explain why yo

, they enjoy the intuitive appeal of these stories.ports fan who has willed a field goal to be kicked. to the special corner and their living room and close , we all can become susceptible to intuition and symbolic reasoning under feelings of emotional manifestation of american ideologies. host: pennsylvania, independent line. caller: good morning, greetings. q, where we will go one, we will go all host: are you a follower? let's put it this way. after what happened after our election, can you believe them? in the mockingbirds press -- and mockingbird because that is the operation that the cia -- wed the deep state have been lied to for a long, long, long time. it is over. host: a couple of things, are you a close follower? caller: close, no. it has been since october of last year, where the hell has anybody else been? host: what drew you to this initially? info,: get the real because you are not going to get on tv or through press. you're not going to get it through watching the disney channel are fox news. there is a lot of stuff the

on the temperature of the corona is just one of the counter intuitive mysteries that the park a probe hopes to solve why is it so much hotter than the sun's core several hundred times hotter science would suggest that the further away from the sun surface the cooler the atmosphere should be the probe is named after eugene parker who formulated the theory of so no wind will be present to watch the launch of a spacecraft named in his own. in one hundred fifty eight he theorized that a flow of particles accelerated into space from the sun and that proved to be true but scientists still don't know how this phenomenon occurs theoretically such particles should cool down and dissipate the further from the sun they get not speed up so the wind streams could impact satellites in space and g.p.s. radio waves and electrical grids on earth they also cause when they crash into the earth's magnetic field and the deflected the probe will begin its first approach to the sun in november as part of its seventy a mission we will go hotter than anything is being before we are in that three million degre

's not shocking that the diversity of my own team is much more intuitive because i'm looking for diffent things, different perspectives. we try and talk how other teams cn think differently. you can't jutainly on linked in or search for i need someone who has exactly done this. you have to think outside the box and do it i different ways. i think it's a problem that's never ending. and so ything have to continually work at. >> one step at a time. ma lis saw tid well, thankrou being with us. >> thank you. >> we turn our attention now to ollywood and race. on wednesday, crazy risch asians" opened across the nation. the comedy is based on the best sel novel by kevin kwan. it revolves around rachel whoha discovers her boyfriend nick hails from the richest family in singapore. ern. >> so your faly is like rich? >> we're mrtable. >> that is exactly what a super rich person would say. >> but this is not your typical hollywood romantic comedy. i"crazy rich asians""s the first major studio film released in 25 years to feature an all asian cast drawn from around the wo id andt's sparked debate ove

this intuition is a little bit different in greece because italy is whether we like it or not in the dust industrial country but also. also polarized country north south left right and after years of pain because even. tellings felt it as well. they are. they will lose. this image of getting out and going out no our own way except where it's at i don't think greece is in this kind of a danger i mean it is august right now it's high season for tourism we know that greece lives from there what what are things going to look like in terms of employment if when we talk two months from now. two three months from now i think goods going to go up. on employment unemployment is going to be more than twenty percent again and what's more in the last years most new jobs are jobs that pay well below subsistence level. the same problem that exists overthrowing italy sometimes in germany as well people work and cannot feed themselves or their kids but in germany you have a so a social state there are social benefits nobody's going to die of hunger greece has a rude mental. social system we cannot a