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james, we will start with you. what is your take on that? james: good to see you again.ssentially we've been running the steepener all year. it's essentially the combination of, we would like it to be long duration and steepening risk, we prefer the duration risk at the front end of the yield curve. and certainly now, what the fed has done is raise the bar for hiking rates ridiculously high. it will not happen anytime soon. when you have two-years trading above the funds rate, historically it tells you the market is expecting hikes, which is not likely to happen. so there is a massive asymmetry towards being positioned on the front end, and the combination of being long on steepeners, that can profit in a number of different scenarios. one of your guests in your clips was concerned about steepening the yield curve that way. i would say, even though i running the steepener, i find am that difficult to believe , when you just look at the oil price and the base effect, notwithstanding the end of december, which will be an upside for base effects. it seems like unless we hav

it will happen. >> as good as james carville was, and i mean this, what i love about james and we have debated a lot over the years he is a warrior for his side. he went to war for bill clinton. his team went to war for bill clinton. they had a war room for bill clinton. bill clinton, james, got impeached and the day he got impeached, he had his highest approval rating ever. bill clinton lost his law license. bill clinton paid paula jones $850,000. i will say this bill clinton when hillary care failed and he said these words the era of big government is over, the end of welfare as we know it the person that james carville went to war for but still got impeached he's saying impeachment is so bad that guy would not even be accepted in this extreme, radical, new democratic-socialist party. i've never heard of so many candidates for president that think that we are going to wean ourselves off of the lifeblood of our economy oil and gas in 10 years. if we do that, we will destroy every opportunity in this country. if you come up with alternative energy, i suggest you sell it because you wil

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james: sure, 2018 was much different.e had some mini cycles where we saw dramatic changes in market reactions, but what we've gotten used to is central banks in general and the federal reserve specifically just pumping painkillers into financial markets on an almost constant basis and you get this, by risk of bi risk and safety. that works in almost all environments regardless of what is going on under the hood, and it feels like we have reentered that phase where recent policies from the federal reserve, which they might call something other than qe, but by any other definition is qe. it doesn't seem to be having the impact where equities can ignore bad news and drift higher. but they can only do that in concert with falling. it feels like that environment but i expect that to change in 2020. lisa: back to the drug addiction metaphors with the market and central banks. wondering what that says for 2020. have we brought forward that trade, going to the safe government bonds and risky assets, and calling it a day, will we

howard james craig was the grandson of dr. james craik, one of george washington's close personal friends and comrades during the french and indian war, revolutionary war, and throughout his term as president. james craik grew up in alexandria, virginia, so he decided to settle the land that his grandfather and george washington had discovered in the valley. charleston in 1861 was a city on the rise, and that was in part due to the salt industry just outside of town. prior to that, the charleston area was a militia outpost, fort lee, at the mouth of the old river. by the time that james craik had moved from his then mason county home to charleston, it had a population of roughly 600 people , including white, free blacks, and slaves. but a a small town, close-knit society where everyone seems to know each other. wealthy man,as a most of his wealth inherited from the bounty he had received from his grandfather and father. he ended up traveling as a circuit lawyer to different counties to practice law. of time,ds approximately 14

james: i am not clear on the.et the withdrawal agreement over the line and that we simply move the focus to the next negotiation, which is the so-called free trade agreement talks with europe about the longer-term relationship. he has indicated that he expects to have all that done by end 2020. i think that is a joke. there is very probability -- very little probability that he will get those stocks done by the end of 2020. what is our future relationship with europe going to be looking like? do we really want to commit arch capital until we know what the outcome -- hard capital until we know what that outcome is? hard if you have a european focus two-putt hard money on the table. hard: with borst -- to put money on the table. nejra: interesting the statement you made about baby boomers. he has made the emphasis bringing back the idea of the dementia attacks. if jeremy corbyn were to implement some of the policies he has talked about, does that hurt the u.k. as an investment destination? james: it does. there is a

james: absolutely not. a growing number of investors and policymakers are highlighting what are the intended -- the unintended consequences of more stimulus. investors have been warned of a blowup in credit. "beyond the short-term, the trend is toward a more aggressive mix, and the extension of the credit cycle could end in an explosion although it is unlikely to happen next year." the chart we showed earlier thes how triple b credit is highest proportion of overall investment grade credit ever, nearly half of all this kind of debt is now triple b rated. i am struggling to understand when we care about that. buyinge you still and trying to get the last out of the rally? hat we don't think t will know the catalyst until after the fact. i think we will look back and say of course it was the retail sector, or whatever it ends up being. i would not be aggressively adding in triple b space for that region -- that reason. iain, what asset class is most vulnerable when we get the blowup people are expecting will i

that is how devious james comey is. when he gets caught in a lot of these things he feigns memory loss as he did in his testimony. i think he said 149 times i don't remember and interviews when confronted he pretends that he does not know that dossier and i'm not quite sure i know what that is. christopher still, i know i've heard that name before but those kinds of answers that really makes you seriously doubt the ability of james comey. >> if he is someone that brings rack and ruin and certainly to the reputation of the fbi that's undeniable but then the question about the policies using power to stop trump to push this russia hoax who hires andy mccabe to be the deputy in all this? how does the cast of characters around james comey come together? is that his doing or internal process or is it inevitable because how do all these people with left-wing politics and an animus towards the duly elected president how do they get into the upper echelon? that cannot happen by anything other than purpose spirit comey surrounde

james: you would think so. european auto industry looks in pretty grand distress at the moment anyway. there are so many factors at play. autos incredibly cyclical. in many western countries, we have policies in the immediate aftermath of the crisis which -- forward demand for autos. you have problems in germany with emissions standards. you have the move towards electric vehicles and that is not great for those that manage internal combustion engine driven autos. unemployment has been falling but it is falling at a much slower pace pre-much everywhere. ination is not good for european automakers. francine: because we are looking at elections in the u.s., for jody's in the chinese economy, is your base case -- problems in the chinese economy, is the base case -- james: i think the phase i agreement is just the veneer of anything relevant. the tit-for-tat escalation was obviously not getting anywhere. it was just increasing distressed between the various distrustisc trust -- between the various parties. i think

james, i want to just congratulate you.so well and he's a special, special man, with a very, very special family. so, congratulations on receiving the national humanitarian medal. i just want to congratulate you. [applause] >> fantastic. fantastic job. fantastic job. thanks, james. alison krauss. i like the music better. go ahead. ♪ ♪ oh, sisters, let's go down in the river to pray ♪ ♪ as i went down in the river to pray, studying about that good ole way and who shall wear the robe and crown ♪ ♪ good lord, show me the way ♪ ♪ oh, brothers let's go down, let's go down, come on down ♪ ♪ come on, brothers, let's go down, down in the river to pray ♪ ♪ as i went down in the river to pray studying about that good old way and who shall wear the crown, good lord show me the way ♪ ♪ oh, father, let's go down, let's go down, come on down ♪ ♪ oh, father let's go down, down in the river to pray ♪ >> alison krauss is one of the most acclaimed musicians in america. she picked up a fiddle for the first time at the age of five, signed her

can i give it to james please? >> no, no.vely of youo say that. >> you are breaking our hearts out here when weeard you say -- can i give it to m? >> i don't believe it's fair that he was sent home. >> can this reall be done? >> oh, no and james would never allow at to ppen too. we would never take meone's spot that deserves to be at e finals like ally does. >> you spent weeks with james. what was that like? >> james is an amazing dancer and a great human being. reality hits the dancing. th is a clear situation where clearly he wa affected by what's going on. it's heart breaking. did not deserve to go home. >> everyone was a little shocked. he didn't make it to the finals but hannah b. is in after she put "the bachelorette" in her rearviewirror. ♪ i need to hate you to love me ♪ >> you said a weight had been lifted off of you when you did that dance tonight. >> to just leave thain the past and move forward. >> does it feel like finally those es are fully behind you? the weight is off? >> this was a way for me not just for mys

and james?dn't see them -- as a couple, you know, outwardly as a couple. even though you'd see them together. >> reporter: but rachel and james had more than todd, don and the neighbors to worry about. you were married to somebody else. >> i was. >> reporter: what did you -- what'd you do about that? what'd you think about that? how troublesome was that for you? >> i wanted to get out of that marriage as soon as possible, because i wanted to be with rachel. >> reporter: so you told your wife? >> no. my wife discovered us, and then we separated. >> reporter: you will perhaps not be surprised to hear that james' wife, angry and betrayed, made a phone call to todd winkler. who begged rachel, end it with james. she, in a rush of guilt and shame, agreed. >> she tried to call it off and i tried to call it off. we couldn't stay apart from each other more than two days before we went crazy for each other. >> reporter: how would you try to call it off? what would you do? >> she would say, "i need to work

thanks, james.music better, go ahead ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> alison krauss is one of the most played musicians in america. she picked up a fiddle for the first time at the age of five, signed her first record at 14, and earned her first grammy and 19. during a career spanning over three decades, allison has never been confined to one musical genre or style. she has received more than 25 top awards for gospel, country, and bluegrass. she has sold over 12 lien records worldwide. one more grammys than any woman in history, that is pretty good. [laughter] that's a big statement. look how shy she is. [laughter] and today, we proudly present her the national medal of arts. and, allison, i want to thank you very much for sharing your wonderful gift with the world. thank you very much. it's fantastic. [applause] >> chef and restaurant here patrick o'connell is a preeminent culinary artist and a trailblazing industry pioneer. patrick showcases the brilliance of american technique, the depth of american ingredients, a

of their new camp in the area of operations, james c. stevenson of the pennsylvania volunteer infantry, also known as the round heads, wrote this, he said, "the island was low and marshy, nearly covered with vines, brush, and timber. it was with difficulty we could find enough dry ground to sleep on. countless long-nosed mosquitos bled us day and night." william todd of the new york volunteer infantry also recalled the new environment, when he wrote, "we found ourselves in the most unpleasant and uncomfortable camp we had ever occupied. it was surrounded by swaumps rising from the saturated ground was thick enough to cut with a knife." how sour and moldy everything about our tents smelled. could imagine the conditions of setting up this new camp against this back drop in this environment. the following day, however, stevens' men would push out from the new camp. as they did so, the loss of three confederate guns during a retreat of the previous day by brigadier general jist would bring these units into combat. states' rights were determi

james baker who was secretary of state to president george h.w. bush when the wall came down about his experience from the perspective of the white house. and that's what's coming up here american history tv. >> it's my honor to present our speaker who currently serves as a primary and secondary educator with the inlic school district northeast iowa, previously dan programsducation coordinate for the gettysburg he alsoon, and continues to serve as a seasonal park ranger. bachelor of his arts from youngstown state university where he studied instrumental music education, particularly in the french horn, which i understand is pretty much learning how to play on the sousa for anything that has composed. dan provides a valuable service service -- he solicits all the news and notes for the merging war newsletter, and it's certainly a tasking, thankless job for as much as we love to write about history, we don't write an e-mail a whole lot in response, sorry for not the july anything for newsletter. theas great guy, member of emergency war organization.

james nelson: thank you. gentlemen,s and please join me in thanking james nelson. [applause] >> ♪ >> this weekend on american history tv, we look back to the richard nixon impeachment inquiry. asy reflect on their time attorneys on the staff of the house judiciary committee in 1973 and 1974. here is a preview. >> what should the country have learned from the house's role in the impeachment in 1974? >> i think it is such a serious undertaking. do not pursue it for trivial, partisan, political purposes. if it does fall to you while you examinehe house to abuses of power by the president, be as circumspect and careful as john doerr was. restrain yourself from grandstanding and holding news conferences and playing to your base. this goes way beyond whose side you are on or who is on your side. purveyors be faithful of the history and solemnity of the process. >> i guess that lesson was not learned. >> that lesson was not learned. and that is why i think it is important to keep talking about how serious this is. it should not be done for political, partisan purposes. it

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fantastic job. [ applause ] thanks, james. >> alison krauss -- >> i like the music better.n down ♪ o, sisters let's go down, down in the river to pray ♪ ♪ as i went down in the river to pray ♪ ♪ studying about that good old way and who shall wear the robe and crown ♪ ♪ good lord show me the way ♪ ♪ o brothers, let's go down, let's go down, come on down ♪ ♪ come on, brothers, let's go down, down in the river to pray ♪ ♪ as i went down in the river to pray, studying about that good old way ♪ ♪ and who shall wear the starry crown, good lord, show me the way ♪ ♪ o fathers, let's go down, let's go down, come on down ♪ ♪ ♪ o, fathers, let's go down, down in the river to pray ♪ >> alison krauss is one of the most acclaimed musicians in america. she picked up a fiddle for the first time at the age of 5, signed her first record at 14, and earned her first grammy at 19. during a career spanning over three decade, allison has never been confined to one musical genre or style. she's received more than 25 top awards for gospel, country and bluegrass. she has sold over 12 million records

for james and the wampanoags, the day had doleful implications. a heavy heart, he explains, that i look back on what happened to my people. like apus, james proceeded to tell a history of english wampanoag relations that turned the bedtime story of the thanksgiving myth into a nightmare. his conclusion was the welcome to the pilgrims, quote, was perhaps our biggest mistake. we the wampanoags welcomed you with open arms little knowing that it was the beginning of the end, that before 50 years were to pass the wampanoag would no longer be a free people. to james, like apus, like permeticomb, the moral of the first -- the first thanks giving was that the english and their white successors had betrayed the wampanoags who befriended them in their time of need. this is the message that is echoed through subsequent national days of mourning which the united american indians have continued to hold each thanksgiving up to the very present day. the question for all of us was and is how to move forward. the answer according to james is to confront this histo

and james?m -- as a couple, you know, outwardly as a couple. even though you'd see them together. >> reporter: but rachel and james had more than todd, don and the neighbors to worry about. you were married to somebody else. >> i was. >> reporter: what did you -- what'd you do about that? what'd you think about that? how troublesome was that for you? >> i wanted to get out of that marriage as soon as possible, because i wanted to be with rachel. >> reporter: so you told your wife? >> no. my wife discovered us, and then we separated. >> reporter: you will perhaps not be surprised to hear that james' wife, angry and betrayed, made a phone call to todd winkler. who begged rachel, end it with james. she, in a rush of guilt and shame, agreed. >> she tried to call it off and i tried to call it off. we couldn't stay apart from each other more than two days before we went crazy for each other. >> reporter: how would you try to call it off? what would you do? >> she would say, "i need to work it out with

james is back. emma back later in the week.f they both win, they could face each other. >> i'm ready to win. >> i'm ready to win the tournament of champions. >> reporter: james and emma, all-in, all over again. we'll see. we can't wait. good night. >>> election day is over. not all the races are. from flipping leads and contests too close to call. >>> former tech employees in trouble. a federal case hard to sum up in 280 characters. >>> before anybody asks, noe they're not going to be housed in the same housing unit. >>> these two suspects broke out of jail. now they're back behind bars. new at 6:00, our first look at them in handcuffs. >>> now, news to build a better bay area. >>> election night parties don't usually make the news. this one did. there's a reeb reason we had to blur it and why we're not playing it out loud. i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm dan ashley. they're still counting ballots in san francisco and the fates of key races not finished. >>> they gave the latest vote tally around 4:00 this afternoon. >> the race we're w

james is back. emma back later in the week.f they both win, they could face each other. >> i'm ready to win. >> ready to win the tournament of champions. >> reporter: james and emma, all-in, all over again. we'll see. we can't wait. good night. . >>> and breaking news today involves twitter and spies. two twitter employees are accused of spying. u.s. prosecutors say the saudi government recruited a u.s. citizen and a saudi citizen to get personal account information of their critics. the complaint which was unsealed today in san francisco detailed a coordinated effort by saudi officials to recruit employees to look up the private data of thousands of twitter accounts. the employees alleged by received designer watches and tens of thousands of dollars pu funneled into secret bank accounts. >> now on to our other top story today. 20 hours after the polls closed, several races are still too close to call. mail-in and provisional ballots will still be counted. >> one is the race for san francisco district attorney. we started out w

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the answered according to james, is to comfort this industry.the fact that as he put it, that the wampanoags still walk the lands of massachusetts. they also urged his fellow americans to consider indians is worthy of the same respect as everyone else. let us remember he counseled, the indian is, and was as human as the white man. in the indian feels pain, becomes defensive and has dreams, bears tragedy and failure and suffers from loneliness, needs to cry as well as laugh. if the american people follow this counsel, to extend their indian countrymen and women, basic compassion and acknowledgment, it would make thanksgiving day 1970 a new beginning. it will be towards a new america. but james called the more humane america. a more indian america. in which native people couldn't afford again, regain the position in this country that is rightfully ours. there are who many reasons for your americans to follow james is laid an attempt to tell the history of plymouth and thanksgiving with three dimensional wampanoags at the center. thanksgiving that

jeopardy james is back.ect. >>> big smiles all. >> it's one of the most competitive tournaments of the jeopardy season. for ten seasons, the befts best face-off in the tournament of champions. >> i think this is going to be one of our more exciting tournaments particularly because of james' involvement and the great success he had last year. >> host alex trebek is talking about james holzhauer who racked up 32 straight jeopardy wins. james told me even though he's battling other champions, he'll be playing the game his way. >> the coreau owe knowing your answers is the most important part of the game, getting in on the signaling device. the one thing i did differently, i'm a gambler. >>> he won $2.4 million during his winning streak. >> how has it changed your life? >> you know, the big things are the same. i'm still working as a -- parenting my 4-year-old. the big change thus far has been i've had this platform and money i can give to the community of las vegas where they need the help and i can give back t

[applause] james patterson.an authors of our time the prodigious as fascinating works to be enjoyed by millions. and then inspire many to realize their potential. [applause] [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen please remain in your seats until the president and the first lady have departed the room. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tonight on c-span2 republican national committee chair rhonda mcdaniel on 2020 elections and other political news of the day at the christian science monitor. then a look at efforts to develop of universal flu vaccine. >> c-span's washington journal live everyday with news on policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning.

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that's how devious james comey is. when he is caught, he feigns memory loss as he did in his estestimony i think he said 149 times i don't remember and in interviews when confronted he says he doesn't know the dossier like he didn't know what that was. christopher steele? i know i've heard that namee but those kinds of answers really makes you seriously doubt and then with the policies and the power with the breccia hoax who hires andy mccabe to be the deputy? >> how that goes into the upper echelon? that can be anything other than but comey surrounded himself with sycophants it doesn't matter the qualification i have talked to several former fbi officials who haveho said mccabe was not qualified to be deputy fbi director and eventually acting fbi director even though i have a spouse that's involved in politics in 21st century america even the question to have a spouse so politically active in the commonwealth of virginia even the optics of that are great. >> he should have recused himself he did eventually but it was

now it seems like james vaner beek is next.ks about getting extra rehesal time with his daughter. >>>nd is chris evans ready to be a dad? >> a weird little door. >>> plus -- >> one, two, the. jenna and hoda step on the scale revealing their weight on live tv. >> i weigh 20 pounds more than you. i don't think these are right. >>> minutes awaypitch perfect" sequel knew. whathe stars told ♪ >>> one, two, three. >> don't look down. >> wow. it was a moment of tru on today with hoda and jenna as they steed on scales for all to see. >> 157 and 171. >> jenna just had a baby. >> that makes her theravest woman in the world. let's talk about a baby face, james van der beek. >> turns out he had moves as a baby, lon before "dancing with the stars," as keltiknight found out. >> i want to talk to you about this photo that you posted. baby van der beek. >> oh, yeah. >> what? >> look athat. crushing life in 1982. >> isn't that cute? >> my mother taught gymnastic tumbling. >> right. >> so she put me in r recital and i attempteto cart wheel on st

she and james watched the front door. and they kept calling annie, but her phone went straight to voicemail. in the best of worlds, she's ou. with some young boyfriend you may or may not know, off on a lark of some kind. but it'll come to an end. and you'll get her back and regroup.co >> yeah, our worst-case scenario at that point is, okay, she's going to come home pregnant. >> reporter: worst-case scenario? not even close. >>> coming up -- >> what had happened to annie? and who was the mysterious l.j.? when we return -- >> he had told us that l.j. had driven by the house threatening chris. >> and a jogger makes a grim discovery. >> 911. what is the address of the emergency? >> i'm at the river bottom. there's a pool of blood. >> when "dateline" continues. ws the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? but since they bought their new house... which menu am i looking at here? start with "ta-paz." -oh, it's tapas. -tapas. get out of town. it's like eating dinner with your parents. sandra, are you in sc

meanwhile, james baldwin leaves the united states in 1948 for paris. he's trying to become as i as as here an honest man and a good writer and he's struggling. he wants to write an autobiographical novel about his experiences in harlem but he's having a hard time doing that and he thinks what he needs us tisto leave the united states in order to reflect so he goes to paris and begins work first as a literary critic reviewing the works of others and then writing his own pieces, essays, short stories individually a novel called go tell it on the mountain, his autobiographical novel. what baldwin tries to do in this novel is to write a novel that doesn't fall into the trap of being purchased fiction. he goes back to his publisher and says i have another novel for you, very prominent publisher in the united states. he looks at it and says what is this and this is roughly a quote. you are a promising young negro writer. why are you giving me an all-white novel? for those of you that haven't read the book it's about a young american who goes to paris and fal

>> reporter: james off to a good start. >> james. >> who was jack the ripper. >> james. >> what is sri. >> james? >> what is westminster abbey? >> no. emma? >> what is st. paul's? >> that's it. >> reporter: it all comes down to tonight. we shall see. i'm david muir. have a great and safe weekend. i'll see you monday. good night. >>> we're after his murder, a jury finds him not guilty. >>> a case that gained national attention, it's not over yet. >> it was brown gray in the sky. >>> remember last year, we are live with perspective headed into the weekend. >>> the long distance relationship causing problems for the santa rosa city council. >>> the hillsborough heiress left the courthouse a free woman more than three years after the death of the father of her children. >> unfortunately, the jury did not get to see who my son was. he was a great father. >> circumstantial evidence case, i'm never surprised at what a jury does. >> but this chase isn't over. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm larry beil. tiffany lee was not the only one on trial. in weeks, this case will be back in the cour

clive james, who has died aged 80.e weather. here‘s ben rich. good evening. if you have been with us good evening. if you have been with us for the last couple of evenings, we have been promising brighter weather ahead, it is on its way, but weather ahead, it is on its way, but we have got a bit more rain to contend with first. this is the radar picture from an earlier, heavy downpours in the south, persistent downpours in the south, persistent downpours in the south, persistent downpours in scotland, but the sum of wet weather across south—east scotla nd of wet weather across south—east scotland and north—east england gives some cause for concern through this evening and tonight, potentially enough rain to give localised flooding, certainly some very travelling conditions. away from these areas, northern scotland will dry from these areas, northern scotland willdry upa from these areas, northern scotland will dry up a bit, for some areas a fairamount of dry will dry up a bit, for some areas a fair amount of dry weathe

>> "opardy james" is back. james holzhauer returned to "jeopardy" for wednesday's episode as part of the show's tournament of champions and found only one daily double but still managed to blow out his opponents. he's due back again next week when he could face a rematch with a librarian who dethroned him last time. >>> the school day could soon be a lot longer if some lawmakers on capitol hill get their way. democratic senator and presidential candidate kamala harris has introduced a bill that would provide funding to extend the school day by three hours in hundreds of schools across the country. the proposal has been co-sponsored by five other senators and the goal is to align school schedules with work schedules to lower child care costs. >>> police in columbus, ohio, say a 6-year-old boy brought a loaded semiautomatic handgun to school and another child saw it in the boy's backpack and told school staffers. it belongs to the boy's grandfather. for now police say they are not pressing charges. >>> unfortunat

someone said about clive james "he came as close as anyone since doctor samuel johnson."ial, he such a funny, erudite fellow. being able to switch from highbrow to lowbrow, he loved the kind of trashy tally as much as the next man. —— trashy television. he had that wonderful intellect but also the common touch and lovely, lilting voice. quite a lovely thing. when i was watching those television programmes i didn't realise how brilliant a mind he had. and watching them now with the kids, watching them now with the kids, watching clive jones' watching them now with the kids, watching clivejones' travelogues, oh, my word he is a master writer. the impact these people have on your lives, you feel tremendous sadness when you lose them. an incredible day. thank you both, lovely to see you. that is it for the papers denied. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, torcuil crichton

let me tell you about james baldwin. baldwin is born in august in 1924 and all done, the oldest of 9 children, born to his mother bernice, married a man named david baldwin when baldwin was just a toddler so david baldwin was the only father james ever knew. baldwin described his life in harlem is one marked by domination. he said the experience of growing up in harlem in the 20s and 30s he felt dominated by all sorts of individual people trying to limit his opportunities. he describes in the cambridge the data catalog of disasters. the policeman, the taxi driver, the waiter, the landlady, the landlord, the bank, the insurance company, the millions of details of everyday which spelled out to me that i was a worthless human being. baldwin also describes the ways in which he felt oppressed and dominated by forces that did not have a human face. the vast, merciless, cruel structures of power that limited freedom and opportunity as a young man. baldwin watched the system of domination consume his father, david baldwin, james

james: yes, that's right. the government has declared a state of emergency, and the prime minister giuseppe conte has earmarked 10 million for immediate help. that will go to the people who live here, they can get up to 5,000. business owners can get up to 20,000. however, when i spoke to people about what they want, the first thing they said was that people should not be turned off coming to venice, because a lot of them due to these floods -- this is only going to last for a week or so. and then life will return, or try to return to normal after that. they are worried about the effect that this will have on business. a lot of them were working quite depressed and did not want to talk to reporters. but the people who gave the clearest answers on what the government, a tie in government and local government, should do, basically said finish demos of. laila: james jackson reporting from venice, thank you. back here in germany, an attempted mass murder at a synagogue on the jewish yom kippur holiday last month h

clive james, who has died aged 80. written two books about his song and poetry. thanks so much forjoining us. i gather that you were at clive james' funeral today, as he passed away on sunday, the weekend. i don't know if you can tell us a little bit about what that was like. it must‘ve been extra nearly difficult for everyone there. it was very small, it was actually very formal. with no speeches of tribute or anything. i suspect there will be a major celebration of his work, but it was a pretty quiet, religious session today. very moving. exactly what clive, who had a long time to think about what he wanted, exactly the way he wanted it to be. a bit understated i would say. had you beenin understated i would say. had you been in touch with him in the last few weeks and days?|j been in touch with him in the last few weeks and days? i had been in touch with his family in the last few weeks. i think pete was probably the last person to see him, and discuss nonmedical topics with him. that would've been at the beginning

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james here comes "jeopardy!" james ♪ >> the "jeopardy!" a row over the summer, he took home the $250,000 grand prize in the tournament of champions on friday night. >> he ended up beating the contestant who ended his winning streak, emma boettcher. >> james holzhauer's winnings totaling $2.7 million. >> so this is the last we'll see of "jeopardy!" james, right? >> this is the last of the song? or no? >> wait, do you want it to be? >> i mean, i -- i don't know if the world is ready for it to end. >> that's very true, yeah. >>> finally for a little something that "jeopardy!" james might consider spending his money on. >> it comes to be known as the travolta dress, the midnight blue velvet gown in which princess diana famously danced with john travolta at a white house gala in 1985. >> everybody knows that picture. it is now on the auction block for $450,000. >> $450,000. >> you know, christmas is coming up, kenneth. >> you know what, it is, and i think that you would look beautiful in that stunning gown, it's historic. everybody's so obsesse