jamie's roommates couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking me if i knew where she was. and i said, no, she didn't come over here last night. i didn't know where she was. i hadn't talked to her the night before. and i went to work. >> that same morning detective kenny elliot of the brazos county sheriff's office was summoned to the scene of a disturbing discovery. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s. she was nude. she had extensive road rash on her entire body. and she was obviously deceased. >> reporter: a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch, nine feet from the side of the road. >> when i arrived there was probably half dozen officers here and they taped off the area, blocked traffic. at that point we started conducting a search of the area. we figured that she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. less than a mile away, deputies discovered what was presumed to be the woman's clothing strewn across the entrance to an oil field. another nine miles from there, an abandon

jamie dimon, thank you for joining bloomberg. jamie: thinks for having me. you worried about tariffs and a full-blown trade war? janet: -- jamie: infrastructure is good. we do not believe in tariffs. i think the president has pointed out that there are serious issues around trade. is the that tariffs wrong way to go about it. there may be more, retaliation, it opens up a box of additional problems. francine: could escalate -- it escalate? jamie: it could escalate. i think you should expect more. i think the americans are being very pacific -- specific with the chinese, mexico. people cannt and his legitimately say that they don't want this. we would have preferred --. if you don't get it, take action. francine: if it escalates, -- wage growth, right? jamie: i don't think it is going to do anything immediately. do you think most of america is going to worry about this? they are not. chief executives take a measured approach, similar the next round is, but if it continues and gets worse, yes it will hurt growth. it will hurt not just the united states, maybe e

as well as capitulation from the regulators just like jamie diamond and j.p. morgan have admitted that bitcoin is a threat to their business model this is the f.c.c. saying ok come to the table what how do we make this all work for all of us but another big liar and the vein of jamie dimon but from the opposite it is fifty cent admits in bankruptcy document that he never actually owned any big. fifty cent emitted in the bankruptcy documents that recent media reports have falsely stated that he made eight million dollars and big none of which he had disclosed to the bankruptcy court and reality says he has never owned any big coin from twenty fourteen to the present the seven hundred big clients he reportedly earned from the album sales were converted to u.s. dollars by a third party before fifty cent or as affiliated companies could receive it we knew that was bogus from the beginning because of course i believe it was bit pay that it received a big points for him and they convert immediately to dollars and this is one of the arguments that the likes of jim re

jamie carragher there, look!by a fan on sunday, jamie carragher winds down his window and this happens. unlucky, jamie, lad. 2—1, lad. he spat on me. "he spat on me" — the voice of the driver‘s 14—year—old daughter. jamie carragher spat on my daughter, nice. carragher, who had just watched his former club liverpool lose, said he‘d been goaded and lost his rag. have you been sacked? but this morning, he arrived in london to be told he‘d been suspended from hisjob with sky sports. carragher, who has a 14—year—old daughter himself, admitted his behaviour was unacceptable. it looks awful and i accept that. it‘s not something i‘ve done before, it‘s not something i will do again. i‘m sure of that. i‘ve had a moment of madness, i made a big, huge mistake, a stain on my character. i have to accept that. i have let my family down, but i think the family i‘ve let down more than anyone is the people in the car. well, what jamie carragher did on his way home from the match at old trafford has been strongly condemned by his e

jamie carragher, look.ing spotted by a fan on sunday, jamie carragher winds down his window and this happens. unlucky, jamie, lad. 2—1, lad. he spat on me. "he spat on me," — the voice of the driver's 1a—year—old daughter. jamie carragher spat on my daughter, nice. carragher, who had just watched his former club liverpool lose, said he'd been goaded and lost his rag. have you been sacked? but this morning, he arrived in london to be told he'd been suspended from hisjob with sky sports. carragher, who has a 1a—year—old daughter himself, admitted his behaviour was unacceptable. it looks awful and i accept that. it's not something i've done before, it's not something i will do again. i'm sure of that. i've had a moment of madness, i made a big, huge mistake, a stain on my character. i have to accept that. i have let my family down but i think the family i've let down more than anyone is the people in the car. well, what jamie carragher did on his way home from the match at old trafford has been strongly condem

. >> debbie, i'm jamie. nice to meet you. >> glad to meet you. >> you know, i see there's a lot of retirees here in florida. yours are a pretty wild bunch. >> well, you haven't seen the half of it. >> what a beautiful place. it's a 12-acre primate sanctuary, full of irresistible characters. like pongo, a 400-pound male orangutan. >> he really, really likes you jamie, because he doesn't just purr for anybody. [ pongo vocalizing softly ] >> that's purring. >> that's purring. >> i can tell he's a flirt. >> oh, a big one. >> pongo's original home was a zoo in south carolina. but he didn't play well with the other orangutans. >> bye, pongo. >> these guys don't get the option of being able to go to a zoo, so they would have had to be euthanized if they didn't come here. there's somebody else i want to introduce you to, is blue -- is a spider monkey.

jamie carragher there, look! fan on sunday, jamie carragher winds down his window and this happens. unlucky, jamie, lad. 2-1, lad! he spat on me. "he spat on me" — the voice of the driver's 1a—year—old daughter. jamie carragher spat on my daughter, nice. carragher, who'd just watched his former club liverpool lose, said he'd been goaded and lost his rag. have you been sacked? but this morning, he arrived in london to be told he'd been suspended from hisjob with sky sports. carragher, who has a 1a—year—old daughter himself, admitted his behaviour was unacceptable. it looks awful and i accept that. it's not something i've done before, it's not something i will do again. i'm sure of that. i've had a moment of madness, a really big, huge mistake, a stain on my character. i have to accept that. i have let my family down, but i think the family i've let down more than anyone is the people in the car. well, what jamie carragher did on his way home from the match here at old trafford has been strongly condemned by his em

i'm jamie. >> well, hi, jamie. nice to meet you. >> great to meet you.t sure is pretty. >> well, i've got a lot to show you. come this way. >> larry invites me in to see some of his father's civil war ships. this is one cool viewer submission. which one is that? >> this is the eastport, which was on the red river here in natchitoches parish. it was one of the largest ironclads of the civil war. it was 280 foot long, and it weighed 770 tons. >> with the civil war, i first think of great armies clashing at gettysburg, shiloh, and antietam, not naval battles. but that's the story these miniature vessels tell. when war between the states breaks out in 1861, union general winfield scott creates the anaconda plan. the idea -- blockade southern ports, take control of the mississippi, and, like a huge snake, squeeze the south into submission. the union builds a navy of more than 600 ships. >> they would commandeer boats from people -- ferry boats, paddle-wheelers, anything that floated and they could put a gun on it. >> larry's father, william, made models of ma

i'm jamie. >> how are you doing, jamie? nice to meet you. >> so great to meet you. you know, i don't come out of manhattan for just anything, but i heard your inheritance is way cool. >> it is. it's crazy. but you can keep manhattan. i'll take the country. >> all right. let's see it. >> you wanna see it? go ahead. >> absolutely. hugh's strange inheritance is actually two separate art collections that belonged to two separate people. here's some of the first, parked on the pathway outside his home. what is this? >> well, this is hoop's cars. they call this the musicmobile. >> christmas albums, paul simon. [ playing notes ] it still works. and this is just a fraction of the far-out fleet he inherited. >> everything you could imagine, trucks, cars, little bmw isettas where you had to get in between the headlights. >> they do need a little bit of repair. >> well, i don't have the heart to touch it. >> that's because the creator of the auto art is his dearly departed brother, steven douglas hooper. >> this is me and my brother. >> steven is born in 1946 and raised in cli

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance." and remember -- you can't take it with you. >> pedal-pushing primates. >> grandpa would go with a young gorilla on a motorcycle, go get a slurpee. >> grappling great apes. >> people would come and watch people box and wrestle. >> but, this whole "gorilla magilla"... >> people would come and picket the facility. >> ...is no barrel of monkeys. >> i was told "don't open this envelope until i pass away." he's a good boy. >> that sounds like an ultimatum. >> it was. game on. ♪ ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, and today i'm headed to palm harbor, florida on the gulf coast, about 20 miles northwest of tampa. you know, sometimes the strange things that people inherit on this show reflect timeless american values. sometimes, though, they tell us how much times have changed. this is one of those stories where the heir is faced with a gorilla-sized challenge. >> my name is debbie cobb. my grandmother, anna mae noell, passed away in october of 2000, leaving behind her 53 primates that i had to figure out ho

now jamie's national anthem could be in line for and gender friendly re rock and letter which and by the country's equality commission asked for the west fatherland and presently to be removed with all his i have a car spondon it to all of us it's one of the most recognizable national anthems in the world. but there are plans afoot to make changes to the woods of the lead in an attempt to make it more gender inclusive now this is being put forward by the country's equal opportunities the plan put forward by kristin rose morning would see the phrase full of the land swap for homeland on the line of brotherly with heart in hand changed to courageously with hossa and hand it wouldn't be the first time that the german anthem which has been used since one thousand nine hundred twenty two it caused trouble after world war two the first verse in its opening lines. but alice or germany germany above all else caused problems then as well the words themselves were written back in the nineteenth century about german unification however the nazis made them their own. the in. the end after reunif

jamie diamond no matter how much you try to talk down because the matter how much he tried to. get his buddies in washington. it mean the fact is he's lost he has lost the battle of big oil he's got it now come crawling back to the market and say you know what the whole banking industry has been fundamentally change we need to adapt. it's been almost fifty years since we've had human beings on the surface of another planetary body and i hope that we could actually put together an international lunar exploration initiative much like we have the international space station consortium together the countries of the world cooperating with the private sector could afford to get back into real space exploration and i think that would that would create a lot of excitement. welcome back to the program and israeli officer has been caught on video throwing a stun grenade just a couple of running with an infant. in the video released by an israeli human rights group we can see a palestinian couple running with a baby and israeli soldier then throws what appears to be a stun grenade in that

in three seconds, jamie va rdy eventually four tries in three seconds, jamie vardy eventually scoring and as the mercury dropped, temperatures rose. a questionable decision by kasper schmeichel gifted pedro and empty net and chelsea a place in the semifinals. in wigan the first test for new southampton manager mark hughes. while the league1 manager mark hughes. while the league 1 side dominated the first half the visitors capitalised on their chances. with the clock ticking and the saints set to march on to wembley they made sure, doubling their lead and ceiling southampton's first fa cup semifinal in15 southampton's first fa cup semifinal in 15 years. great britain has won its first and only god medal of the winter paralympics on the last day of the games, menna fitzpatrick and her guidejen kehoe of the games, menna fitzpatrick and her guide jen kehoe got of the games, menna fitzpatrick and her guidejen kehoe got the visually impaired slalom gold so the british tea m impaired slalom gold so the british team has met its target. kate gray reports from pyeongchang. it was the golden mom

jamie vardy‘s goal was a real moment where england showed they could play well together.o was excellent tonight, with one fowl and then another. jamie vardy as you can see with an excellent goal and it was that kind of quick thinking from jesse lingard is to take the free kick quickly that could turn a world cup game, var, and in that insta nce world cup game, var, and in that instance went to the referee, he heard it was fine and the free kick had been taken when the ball was stationary so that goal is stored. lewis cook came on, now his grandad had made a bet when he was 18 years old, a £500 bet that his grandson would play for the senior england side before his 26th birthday so that moment was great for lewis cook but also for his grandad who is now £17,000 richer. not a bad night for him but it was italy who eventually cashed in on the var controversy. one of their players looked to go down quite dramatically in the penalty area but the referee decided to look at it, and the replay showed that james tarkowski had stepped on his foot. was that a clear and obvious error

jamie told me arnold was going to come. but there is, if you don't know each other you're less likely to give each other the benefit of the doubt and so you're never going to get 10 out of 10 in the two parties agreeing on something. what you want is one out of 10 or so because there is a relationship, because there is civility, because you trust the other person's basic motives, you want them to compromise with you and winston churchill i think was the great embodiment of this. he changed parties three times. he said anyone can rat but it takes real character to rerat. what he argued when he became prime minister in 10th of may, 1940, we're not reopening the arguments of munich. we're not opening quarrel of the past when we're fighting a battle for the present and future. so who did he bring into the war cabinet, neville chamberlain. he kept him very close. if you read winston churchill's eulogy for neville chamberlain who died of cancer not long after the war began, it was a remarkable document. churchhill said how can we

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. i'm kiki. >> great to meet you, kiki, and i like your friend. it was pretty clear i was in the right place. >> this is my grandfather's creation. let's go take a look. >> that "creation" is prehistoric gardens, which sits in a lush stretch of old-growth forest, with ocean mist filtering sunlight through its towering trees. i would camp out here, and i don't camp. but be careful! giant monsters lurk. triceratops, wow. the grounds are teeming with dinosaurs. feast your eyes on 'em. there's the plate-covered stegosaurus... a towering t-rex... a soaring pteranodon and many more. each imposing creature a life-size replica of an ancient past, including this 46-foot-high, 86-foot-long brachiosaurus. >> four years from start to finish... >> amazing! >> ...to build this one. >> i just really can't believe the scale. the story of these creatures begins in 1907, in gordonsville, minnesota, where ernie nelson is born. young ernie can't stop drawing on his sketch pad, especially the prehistoric creatures he sees in national geographic. definitely a creative

there is no question that jamie is right and he know this is from firsthand experience, that the job of secretary of state is absolutely all about having credibility with the people you're talking to around the globe and that they have to have confidence that you really are speaking for the president. all we have to do to know that that was not the case is look what happened last week. the north korean dictator sent a message for the south korean diplomat directly to the president. and you know, our understanding was that was in part because they didn't even think to talk to the secretary of state because they didn't trust that he actually was in lockstep with the president of the united states. >> who at the time, was multiple zones away in africa asleep. >> that's the other thing, too. having people with military backgrounds around the table, it's a really important point. based on what i have heard from people who have been in and around those national security meetings is that rex tillerson was described to me as the most prepared in the room but the least effective. he might not

jamie@strangeinheritance.com. thanks so much for watching. and remember -- you can't take it with you. ♪ >> a man who can have anything... >> he'd lay awake nights trying to think of a way to make a dollar. >> ...throws nothing away. >> you must have said to grandpa, "this can go, can't it?" >> yes. and we told him that a million times. >> one strange inheritance. >> wow, and it's packed! >> one heavy burden. >> how much do you have? >> oh, about 3 million pounds. >> one heck of a yard sale. >> this has got to be the largest i've ever seen in my life. i said, "if you can organize it, we can inventory it, and we can sell it." >> [ auctioneer calling ] [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] >> i'm jamie colby. and today, i'm in tulsa, oklahoma. i'm here to meet the son of a remarkably successful businessman and epic hoarder. file this under 80 years of grit and true metal and 40 acres of scrap metal. >> my name is john hemphill. in february 2016, my father passed away. he left me a thriving company that's a testament t

we also know and jamie has talked to people. i have talked to people who are in contact with the president, he calls them all people all time who he trusts and who he knows to say, hey, what do you think about this person? how is that person doing? should i tire that person? should i fire this person? sho you never know if it's just something that he's just discussing and kind of museing about with people he likes and he knows or not. i will tell you at this moment in time, there is somebody who we have been told is in his crosshairs because of the whom back and forth over his controversial new tariff policy and that is his national economic adviser gary cohn, who clearly does not like the fact that he has announced his imposition of 25% tariffs on steel, something he campaigned on. a lot of people in the white house who do leak it. but there are some who don't. >> that is a very big point of contention as we speak on a very important policy issue. >> i think we should get into that. let's take another commercial break. we are w

jamie: it's going to beat half.tom half of the playoff great, but everybody is bunched together. we can beat any team in the east. we have a couple players injured from us two months. malcolm, rookie of the year last year, hopefully coming back in a week. we will be a stronger team once the playoffs start. i think we can beat anybody in the east. scarlet: that was jamie dinan, speaking with jason kelly. lisa: time now for the business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. general electric jumped the most in two years on speculation warren buffett could take a stake in the company. buffett recently told the press he might be interested in ge at the right price. berkshire hathaway invested in ge during the 2008 financial crisis, but has since sold most of the stock. scarlet: canada's cannabis company opened a chain of marijuana stores in oregon called talent farms, and black shower capital has signed a letter of intent to franchise the model across north america. the industry, they say,

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, too.te me about your mom and something about babies. >> yes. >> are they here? >> yes, they are. please come in. >> okay. >> inside lynda's house is her strange inheritance left to her by her mother, baby photographer constance bannister. >> you've basically put together a museum all about your mom and all these babies. >> in total, there are more than 100,000 baby pictures -- yes, 100,000 photos. >> there are many files full of negatives. >> all negatives? >> all negatives. >> lynda has mom's old cameras, too. >> she was able to carry this? >> yes. actually, she would wear a harness and strap herself into it, as you can see. one of the first self-portraits, she's got the clicker in her hand. >> a selfie? >> yeah. >> lynda's mother's story begins in 1913 on a farm in tennessee. >> what kind of childhood did your mom have? >> she's second from the oldest of 17 children. >> 17? >> 17. she talked about playing in the creek, riding the cow -- just a real simple, healthy lifestyle. >> in the mi

go on the sales call why are you doing that jamie i learn a lot of stuff going on in my company whenon a bus trip and go o branches, call centers we go to schools, op centers we invite the grandmas and employees to come. a but on that bus, we haveer tellers and loan officers. you get a beer and immunity. you can say whatever you want. there is complaint night you can say whatever you want. but we would fix those -- literally make a list and we get on the phone and say is it true that we only have one person on that desk and -- yes add a person on the spot. decisions and some takes more analysis, but it makes you a better company and it's a hell of a lot of fun. >> so something you talk about -- >> save time to go for a hike, hang out at the beach, have the management team for dinner by the fireplace. just -- because you have to make life fun too >> and the counter point to that, understand that you could come into my company and you would very quickly know what was going on >> yeah. and i love these guys. i want to give them all the money they needed because they were great but a con

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kelly: more on this jamie joins us now, the host of jamie podcast, jamie, always good to talk to you. share your perspective with me initially on the fact that mr. hubert is going to be investigating the case now, get get away from the special counsel, the second special counsel that the republicans desperately wanted. >> well, another investigation in washington, that's my first reaction. look, they left open the possibility that hubert can recommend that a special prosecutor is necessary, i guess the department of justice, attorney general jeff sessions believes that you need to have extraordinary circumstances to get that. he doesn't think it merit that is in these cases both looking into the uranium one alleged scandal and the fisa whether that was mishandled the way to get carter page's warrant for surveillance, but i think a lot of this, the problem in my view is that overriding all this, on top of all this, there's the political element and that has been aided and abetted by the president who has tweeted about these matters, pressured the doj to launch this investigation specif

but i agree jamie, it isn't part of american culture.ived if france for almost a year, i understand that this is aspirational. and i agree that, look, local governments should be able to do what they want. it's at the state level, and if new york wants to do that more power to them. but i don't think it's something that can translate into a federal law. >> shannon: based on the hustle and bustle in new york i don't see it going anywhere. but they can try. capri, jamie, guy, thank you very much. last week a student athlete p philadelphia died in bermuda. brand new developments in the mystery surrounding what happened to him. and lieu says tomlinson the privilege with chatting with real american heros aboard an honor flight. you do not want to miss tonight's heros coming up. the blade quality you'd expect from gillette at a price you wouldn't. the new gillette3 and gillette5. available now for $7.99. gillette. the best a man can get. vof hundreds of families, he'se hmost proud of the one the heads he's kept over his own. brand vo: get paid

up, we hear from another member of congress, jamie raskin. that conversation is next. ♪ >> monday on landmark cases, join us for gideon v. wainwright , a petty thief who spent his time in jail, studying the law. he challenge the state of florida which denied him access to an attorney. >> are you ready for trial? ask the state is ready. >> what says the defendant? i am not ready. >> did you plead guilty to this charge by reason of insanity? >> i did not.

i'm jamie colby. thanks for watching "strange inheritance."an't take it with you. >> i am hoop. >> i'm baird jones. >> two eccentrics from new york's disco days. >> if you were on baird's list, your social life was assured. >> two oddball art collections. >> all right. >> mel brooks, david bowie, art carney, muhammad ali. >> but the weirdest thing about this story... >> and it's really solid. nothing's going to fall off. >> ...is how the square from the burbs ends up with both. >> i can only imagine this driving around the streets of new york. >> will this two-for-one strange inheritance -- >> i've got $150, can get a $175? once, twice. first piece sold. >> ...ultimately add up? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

let's bring in the host of "politics inside" on serious and jamie weinstein, host of "the jamie weinsteinhow." you're on my show. thanks for being here today. i don't know if you had a chance to see, but we had a sound bite from nancy pelosi. she's comfortable with people running against her in order to win elections and tim ryan said, i hope whoever our nominees are, we let them be who they are and run the races that think is best for their districts. jamie politico said this conor lamb win is exposing rifts in the democratic party. your thoughts on that. >> this has been a problem for some time. it's only coming to the fore more recently. i remember in 2002 after the democrats didn't do as well as they wanted, harold ford jr. trying to challenge nancy pelosi for the speakership saying she was too liberal. this had a good effect when rahm emanuel was leading the dccc. he had congressional candidates that were more conservative democrats. they were able to take the house. that type of strategy where you know you support democrats even more conservative or moderate democrats in districts,

jamie, you seriously think you look like him?

we are trying to change them, but we can't, so i will hand over to jamie.

>> i think jamie is right. this is a new chapter where he wants to go very directly at the special counsel. he's feeling like this investigation has gone on for quite some time, that this russia mess is an albatross around his presidency. >> he's over it. >> and he's over it. he's over it and we have seen, you know, the staff changes over the last couple of weeks at the white house that sort of one by one appear to be, as jamie says, trump more unleashed, trump more unlugged than he ever has been before. now, i think the challenge is the instincts that worked well in the new york real estate world are quite different than going up against a dedicated, hard-working federal investigation. that's a new court of public opinion. and that's not a territory where donald trump actually has a lot of experience. it is a new playing field for him and not necessarily one where he understands the rules well. >> garrett, explain this to me. we are talking about the president of the united states. he has access at his fingert

jamie: higher inflation.you lift tariffs and import costs, that means less money to spend on other stuff. there could be weaker household consumption, particularly in the in our large, and trading partners. 2018, moving through 2019, 2020. what happens thereafter? does the impact fade? jamie: we cap the initial shock -- have initial shock because of inflation, but then you are left with the long-term consequences. we know from the brexit people don't like technology to trade. if there are barriers to that, the whole world loses. no one really looks good coming out of a trade war. you may see some economies increase their trade or lower their services. vonnie: -- -- andhere is an evening even gloomier outlook thanks to the imap. you have something where everyone sets tariffs on everyone else are you -- on everyone else. vonnie: -- murray.mie david solomon will become the sole president of goldman sachs, elevating him over harvey. we have been following the story. what have you learned a since then? >> this has

thank you,jamie, see states. that is the business. thank you, jamie, see you later on.and her navigator vanished without a trace in 1937 over the pacific ocean. many theories have sought to explain her disappearance. but a new study published in forensic anthropology claims these bones prove she died as an island castaway. cordelia hemming reports. these are the very last pictures of amelia earhart. the american aviator famous for flying solo across the atlantic. her tough character and high profile advocating for aviation and other women, particularly women pilots, made her a legendary figure. the flight is one that has never been accomplished from around the world by the equator. in 1937 she set off in an attempt to fly across the globe, but she vanished over the pacific ocean during the first leg of that trip. a disappearance that would lead to multiple theories. three years later, a british party explored an island in the pacific 0cean south—west of hawaii. they found items including a human skull and a bottle of liqueur which the pilot was known to carry. the inves

jamie. man shot they are dining so by winding their way through new security nerves and through police forces. the security is in place after protesters shut down two previous games. all of this is happening after a full day of mourning. >> people are worth saving. >> in a memorial service that in a memorial service that was somber, uplifting-- nd i am... louder! >> reporter: and at times chaotic. >> the clark family will never ..e. , reporter: ...family members and clergy, including the reverend al sharpton, eulogized 22-year-old stephon clark. >> this is about justice. leis is about standing with people with courage. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> reporter: it's been nearly amo weeks of unrest in sacramento since the shooting death of clark. >> show me your hands! gun, gun, gun! ( gunshots ) >> reporter: an unarmed black man by two police officers. the officers were responding to complaints of someone breaking car windows. they chased clark into a backyar

alyssa, martin, scott, nicholas, aaron, jamie, christopher, luke, cara, gina, joaquin, alayna, meadow, helena, alex, carmen, peter. i yield the floor. >> mr. president. >> the mayor from connecticut. >> i am joining my colleagues today to give the country a sense of the scope of this epidemic. we have tried every means to move our colleagues to action. and remembering the names of people that have been lost it's reminder there is a human face behind every single one of these numbers. and behind that victim there is a trail of trauma of family members, friends, classmates that is difficult online. on december 14, 2012 a gunman armed with the tactical semi automatic weapon walked into sandy hook and killed 20 children, six adults and himself. among them were rachel, 29, teachers a, don, 47, the principal, anne-marie murphy was a teacher's aide. laura was a teacher, mary was 56 years old, victoria was a 27-year-old teacher. the students, charlotte was six years old, daniel was seven olivia was six years old, josephine was seven -- was six. madeline was six years old catherine was six. ch

everybody thought jpmorgan and jamie dimon were heroes. >> in march, seemed the beginning and end of the crisis. remember no one knew at the time six months later lehman would collapse and that was going to take everybody with it. >> we didn't agree that was the end of the crisis but would say it was a false positive for jpmorgan took jpmorgan five years to sustain have a stock price above the level of the initial surge exactly, the litigation costs so much more than any investor or jpmorgan on jamie dimon expected at the time. what looked like a home run turned out to be not quite a strikeout but not so rosy. >> which was the worst deal run around the crisis? bank of america, countrywide or something else >> probably countrywide. between the loans and litigation and those were the legal charges that just kept on giving bank america and bank america finely dug out of that whole for most of the decade. terrible timing, terrible price and tons of -- >> you talked about this earlier in the week. how poorly that worked out could have been opportunistic. >> 17% market share countrywide ha

in 2023, when jamie is finally to let go of the rains.n to two andutives, marianne lake mary callahan erdos, and dub techno. tno.oug pe vonnie: the cover story on businessweek, the end of an era: the closing of the lloyd and jamie show. mark: we will hear from prime minister justin trudeau next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets i'm vonnie quinn in new york. london, i'm mark barton. prime minister justin trudeau is on tour of canada's steel and aluminum countries this -- companies this week. trudeau shared his trade mission with michael mckee in a steel mill. story has been about reassuring that tens and steel and aluminum workers that we are working hard for them, and we have secured that exemption because quite frankly, it just makes sense. you cannot say that canada is a national security risk to the united states when we are partnered on so many different issues. the level of complex integration in our supply chain on steel and aluminum means that the tariffs canada would be heart -- to canada would be harmful to

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. >> this is inspector jamie godfrey. he got a call about a dog stuck in a pipe. dog has been in there over 24 hours. they had to stick a camera in there and that's how they discovered he was 360 feet inside of that. >> we have to get the astroturf off to get to the manhole. >> the astroturf is only a week old. now they have to rip it back. the cover is right under there. >> not putting the manhole cover off. >> they have gotten to the pipe. they crack that thing open, came to the assistance of the rspca and a couple of other organizations were helping out but this is the sound that they were looking for. so the dog is in there. they say the dog is facing forward. it is moving but they had to reach in and give it an extra hand. >> that's a big dog. >> the dog was dehydrated and given antibiotics overnight but they expect him to make a full recovery. what are you supposed to do on the beach in brazil? they easily cut this one dog out. looks like it's still a puppy but then the second one, they were able to cut that one out. but then the problem is that they're stil

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britney's dad, jamie, will reportedly request kevin federline's 2017 tax returns..t." he wants to know where the money is going. k-fed already receives around $20,000 a month to care for their two sons. according to a report, jamie believes kevin may be misusing that money to provide for his four other children. >>> and number one, actress chrissy metz claimed her stepfather abused her and forced her to do weigh-ins. she would claim he hit her and punched her. she said one time he hit me and said if i had a gun, i would shoot you. "e.t." reached out to her stepfather, who says none of it is true. go to etonline.com for the latest. >>> also in the news, madelyne and renada are back. >> production has begun and we are all excited about it. >> we captioned it, watch out, here we come. >> they're coming. in other tv news, will and grace was renewed for season three. they haven't even done season two yet. >> 20 years ago today, you shot the pilot. >> today, 20 years ago today. isn't that crazy? >> bananas. >> what's also crazy, at first, deborah turned down the role of

tv football pundit jamie carragher apologises, after spitting at a 14 —year—old girl. be careful how you feed the birds in your garden — a warning it could spread disease. and coming up in the sport on bbc news, a day to forget for the winter paralympics organisers — the snowboard cross was delayed following problems with the start gate. all the british athletes were eliminated. good afternoon and welcome to the news at one. the prime minister will make a statement to mps this afternoon on the nerve agent attack in salisbury on a former russian spy and his daughter. it follows a meeting this morning of her national security council, where ministers were briefed on the latest intelligence about the attack. the kremlin says the attack is not a matterfor the russian government. sergei and yulia skripal are still critically ill in hospital. meanwhile, hundreds of people who visited the restaurant and pub they went to before the attack, are being told to wash their clothes, after traces of nerve agent were found at both places. richard galpin reports. nine days after the at