way to go, jamie dupree.e are all -- we are all with you, buddy. >> and now i invite jimmy dupre to join me on stage to accept the 2018 career achievement award for distinguished reporting on congress. and with him is our friend danna bash. . all right. all right, buddy. [applause] i am so honored that jamie asked me to deliver his remarks for him. first, i want to thank the congress roman. woman. your speech on the floor of the house saved my job and my career. i want to think the board for this honor. i want to think the hard-working staffers past and present in the house and senate radio television galleries. their health has been invaluable over 30 years. [applause] dana: i also want to thank my wife emily who is here for all of her support. [applause] dana: we gather tonight during an intense time for the news media amid cries of fake news and more. my advice is simple -- ignore that talk. work harder. do your job even better. [applause] nch your readers with detail. my favorite journalists were old-scho

>> jamie hince: an aristocrat. called "the angry isle," and he talks about how british are famous for being polite and apologizing a lot, but that that actually masks a deep anger. you think there's any truth to that at all? >> jamie hince: well, i think -- 'cause i've been spending a lot of time in california, which is -- you know? it's not, when you come to london, if you come to london for a month you won't make any friends and you probably won't find anywhere to go. but after that you'll meet the best people you'll ever meet in your life. and then when i went to l.a that first month i was so popular, everyone was outside, like six bands, and then nothing comes of it. there's a kind of real first impression thing. >> anthony: right. >> jamie hince: that doesn't go anywhere. in london, it's just get on down and deal with it. >> anthony: right. >> jamie hince: yay. see, here they come. >> anthony: it's the point. >> jamie hince: we're closing. closing. >> anthony: they're closing. yeah. >> jamie hince: get tony so

clothed by jamie foxx. >> clothes by jamie foxx, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: let's talk about "robincenes in this -- >> oh, man. >> jimmy: fantastic. >> thanks. it's a different take.ff this is a ent take on robin hood. it was actually called hood at first. that's true, i know you're laughing. laughter ] 'cause there's a brother in, t yeah, it was -- [ laughter ] i'm serious. >> jimmy: i know, knowec >> if you the history it was called hood, so, it's nothing like the robin hood you think. it ain't no tights. nothing like that.ff we goingn there. so make sure -- >> jimmy: you don't wear tights? >> no. i don't wear -- i have on tights now, but we don't -- no, i don't tights. >> jimmy: they're bummed out a a little bit. yeah. >> no, no, i can't. not withhese calves. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you and taron egerton. >> jimmy who is -- man oh man, is a talented guy. and the last time he was on the show, remember, we -- i made hising. >> yeah, yeah. he's amazing. >> jimmy: he's got a beautiful voice. tanted kid. >> he's incredible, that's what'sreat about this, it's a a new fresh take on it. l

i'm jamie. >> jamie, hi. how are you? >> nice to meet you. i heard you're the bird lady. >> i am that. would you like to meet my kids? >> i would like to meet your kids. >> come on. >> oh, thank you. look at all these guys. oh, hello there. who's that? >> he says, "i'm bogie bird." and he says, "i'm the senior bird here." >> bogie is a 34 year-old double yellow-head amazon parrot. while he's older than yvonne's two cockatiels, he's still a youngin' among the parrot breed, who can easily live for 60 years. when yvonne first adopts bogie from a bird sanctuary, in 2013, she worries about making a commitment to a pet that could very well outlive her. >> at my age, i thought, "how am i gonna make this work out? these guys can live to be 60 years old. i'm not rich." >> so, will bogie become a strange inheritance? yvonne is worried that her cherished parrot will get discarded, like columbo. and what about columbo? >> it must be costing you a fortune. >> columbo's not cheap, and we never, ever, ever, in a million years, thought we'd be here. >> and?

i like you and jamie's idea better. >> a pox upon. u >> wishing ill on somebody.lague on both your houses. >> like a pox upon. i know this one. by in means. no matter what. we all know that one. we still say that. >> by any means, necessary. >> isn't that funny that that one has stood the test of time. >> this has been midevil time with jamie foxx. i hope you enjoy it. >> i hope you learned something today. hits the theaters on november 21. >> unfortunately, that's all we've got for this episode. tune in next time for another episode of "right this minute." sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. for health insurance starting january 1st, enroll by december 15th. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we

thanks jamie danielle so what do you make a boeing now as jamie says it's gone down is now a time to buy i mean but unlike apple and google boeing is not going away. no and i mean the thing that's interesting about boeing is that yes first of all the news is terrible bad plane crash it's scary and i mean i fly all the time and it is scary but the fact is is that it has taken such a hit at this point is seeing a little bit of an oversold bounce i don't know how far it can recover the problem is that the trend has completely shifted here so i want to be cautious i don't want to jump into boeing because it goes back to the entire industrial sector and we're just not seeing any strength in the entire sectors so i really want to stay away from buying week sectors and focus more on buying strong sectors. hilary i want your take on boeing but i want to also ask you to give your response in light of these trade tensions and the steel and aluminum tariffs we know planes are made of aluminum so every what do you make of bowling and what you make of these tariffs as they impact things like not

jamie williams and his team come along. we have no idea if all you sympathizers are still hanging around in the syrian government forces are about fifteen kilometers a one month. so we need to get across the river and back as quickly as possible. on the way advantaged so wrong to. using the coordinates electrical power as we close each. soon a cleveland a little town comes into view and i'm told. that's it. the white house sure if it's living in the uk. and then if i'm not a neighbor emerges and confirms we're in the right place the. switch of that money. was thought. he was a bit like me big like me and the same guy called what i know you had on me i know that because we had a scuffle so he forced his way out of i'm sure got out i started getting in about him. abdulaziz bin caliph a remember. as a grandstanding thug. he was playing a big being and i asked commander of the islamic state and so i did even hear that neighbor he got into his house and humiliated i don't even want to execute him. abilities office an unprecedent

there jamie williams and his team come along. we have no idea if i use sympathises are still hanging around in the syrian government forces or about fifteen kilometers away. so we need to get across the river and back as quickly as possible. on the way our van takes a wrong turn. using the coordinates of the track our path as we close each other and soon a key landmark a little town comes into view. that's it. but when a house or if is living the life of men. and neighbor emerges and confirms we are in the right plants. several times with shovels and money. i thought. he was a bit like me big like me the same but i don't want to know that because we had a scuffle he forced his way into i'm sure of what i started and for giving in. abdulaziz bin killing remembers your roof is a grandstanding thug. he was playing a big being and i asked commander of the islamic state and so i did even hear that neighbor he got into his house and humiliated i don't even want to execute him. abilities office an unprecedented insight into sharif's lif

this is the first thanksgiving where you're not going to have jamie. what's the next few days like? also, this has been a long nine months. in the last week, a whole new set of parents in thousand oaks, california. families yesterday in chicago. lost people. what do you say to them? because i promise we're thinking about you on thanksgiving. >> well, i'm not going to say thoughts and prayers but i am going to say i am here for you. i've been through this. i will hold your hand and walk you through what to expect. you will get through it. there is a path forward. but it's not going to be easy. and the hardest thing for me this year, and you brought up thanksgiving, it's every day is the new first reminder of what we miss. for my family, we're not doing thanksgiving this year. i can't have a feast -- well, my wife and i and my son will take the two dogs and we're going to go visit jamie in the cemetery in the morning. we'll be together as a family on thanksgiving. beyond that, i'm sorry, beyond that, we'll take ourselves out to eat. we just -- it's just,

jamie? >> jamie: it wasn't a good look for najee harris.f and was writhing in pain, grabbing his helmet. >> brad: digs in to the depth for sure. meanwhile, damien harris that capped off that 79-yard drive and seven plays. took about 4 1/2 minutes off the clock. damien went over the 100-yard mark. that's where we are 29-0. look at the total yardage. wow. alabama came in number 2 in the country averaging 564. basically right on their mark. >> gary: really thought they were in this football game until that punt went down inside the 8 or 9 yard line and had the sack on the goal line. allowed alabama to get the ball one more time and they put a touch don on the board. >> brad: joe burrow in trouble again. threw it to edwards-helaire. flags down. edwards-helai edwards-helaire. this is probably coming back. but what an individual play by number 22. they needed that a long time ago. >> gary: i saw that block. i don't know if they call it. started with almost a sack. >> referee: offside, defense. penalty declined. >> brad: play against alabama. mose

for jamie williams this war is coming to an e. do you plan on going back to a struggle sometime yeah. are you worried you'll be arrested. not so watch worried but i would say innocently concerned yes of course of the interest in questioning on interest to me and. the people of russia a still dealing with the world is deadly legacy. there is so many hidden mines the task of clearing them is don't. let on. the main of these kurdish demanding to lead by abdul hamad i spend every dime he risking their lives trying to make this city son. i'm ready to go to iraq been told lettuce and tires on is dangerous there are mines here before i asked life to house i know you know that. their equipment is basic some middle to take does and a long link the run. they could be blown up any second. invaded them in. our lives are in danger to me with an offer was that he was the islamic state capital as i and i sleep or cells here and lions with remote control devices that they are they put on it got the. they said come to some explosives seems almost

jamie! we need this to stop. and some ways because we have really good times and when i see that... i don't know, it's hard to explain, it's quite traumatic, really. he could drop a bit of paper on the floor and i could say, jamie, please could you pick that up and rather than picking it up, because that's a demand, you could have half an hour of plus meltdown because i've asked him in a direct way to pick that up. he went upstairs to the toilet and i managed to get himself out of the toilet because he locked himself in there and he's just chucked everything. it's just manic. i'm doing this from a broken ipad that he's smashed. ijust can't do this any more. jamie, who also has adhd, was just three years old when he started becoming violent. but the long wait for his diagnosis forced kate, who is now a single mum, to spend nearly £10,000 to get a private consultation. gps are usually the first point of contact when it comes to recognising autism. but there are are concerns that doctors in rural areas are having to

jamie: i think one of two things are going to happen.o rules will be bent accommodate italy's demands for the demands will be reversed. i think there's only one way italy will stop planning to spend as it will, and that would be if the coalition fails and you have a change in the political faces around the table. you -- sustainable in any of these scenarios, but before yield started to rise, we thought that that would be stable relative to gdp in the next few years. it seems like bond levels are rising above 3% and debt is on an increasing trajectory, which is obviously not sustainable. if you combine rising yields with rising spending, there is no chance it will be sustainable. vonnie: so, do we go back to a not government at some point? -- to an autocratic government at some point? jamie: i think the time to get the experts in has already passed. there have been plenty of opportunities to find a democratic solution. that will ultimately have to be found. done,ing needs to be probably at some point it goes back to the electorate. guy: i

fitch thank you so much for being here jamie appreciate the update absolutely. and we're going to squeeze in a brief pause for the promotional cause but stay with us because when we return we look at the huge hype surrounding the new amazon headquarters location and what were the deciding differentiators plus we consider the business of the u.s. environmental protection agency which continues to have pretty pronounced personnel problems molly barrows was join us as we head to break oil prices staff there twelve days down we told you about last time west texas intermediate trade it up just a little above six fifty six dollars per barrel at nymex as does the global benchmark brant crude which trades at the intercontinental which change in europe ice futures europe in london which closed just above sixty six dollars per barrel and here are those numbers at the closing bell we. could total more on the beach to close those troops immediately sent its shots the steadily shrinking. look to. be totally against it i said. you couldn't be sure you believe that but i'm goi

it seems jamie foxx started a new style trend with his merry men. >> you had on shants?rts and pants. >> medieval shants. >> i don't have have calf muscles. >> is this how this is going to go? >> no. i'm just saying i always wear my pants all the way down here and my sock is right there because i don't have calves. >> those are culottes. >> shants, same thing. >> is this how set was? >> yeah. yeah. he's on fire constantly. >> robin the hood. ♪ castle life >> jamie kept this cast and crew totally entertained on the "robin hood" set. he's little john to taron egerton's robin hood in this highly stylized update of the classic tale that boasts plenty of romance and action. >> there's a line in this movie that says the danger is what makes it fun. >> it's too dangerous. >> but the danger's what makes it fun. >> are you thrill seekers or are you the kind that sits back and let's it all play out? >> i like adventure, but, you know, i got kids. i need to worry about stuff. >> in the first couple weeks preparing for this movie i got thrown from a horse and i bruised all my ribs.

nine people aboard off the coast of indonesia former national transportation safety board director jamie finch will join all of that directly ahead but first we hit some headlines let's head it. last week we spoke about the tax on big internet related companies like google and facebook at the united kingdom and noted the european union was also considering a three percent tax well in news today that the e.u. has at least temporarily abandoned the proposal after a group of member states including ireland sweden and denmark all said they oppose it while the tax proposal appears to be dead if resurrected it will need approval from all twenty eight member states. spanish banks are celebrating after a large legal victory related to the spanish supreme court ruling which exempts the banks from paying a so-called stamp duty tax on mortgages the ruling overturns a decision last month and saved the banks five billion euros or roughly five point seven billion dollars alberta guards on the federal coordinator for the united left party wrote a tweet and it said quote what can we expect from a justic

now you're talking jamie williams came here in april last year to fight i use. my eyes want to be in the military growing up watching war movies playing with toy guns are sort of. admire the papal soldiers that put themselves in difficult situations you know willing to put their life on the line for the betterment of others. in the long. grass here maybe we could say yeah. oh yeah well of a tissue so you just take the shoes off so this is home yeah finance. mistakes say. this is said directional anti-personnel mine he's staying here with a handful of other western fighters this was just hidden under a piece of material scott ball bearings in it one of these ball bearings can drop straight through into a lot of damage. we have lost one person a member of our team that was with us for withdrawing money that. yeah he wasn't actually. trying to save them on himself. this is unfortunate. he wasn't treated well that was in the area yeah. it was a that was on the twenty fifth of this one so much so i mean. all these. decimate the syrian population every day those explo

at 1:15> jamie hooker atyear, she could she see theglow of the tubbs fire just over this hillside. this after a heavy rainy season when the church had to install new drainage because of flooding... all in the same year. jamie hooker/ see floods down at the front of the church, we see where we're positioned is really a place where we get to see all of that."flooding and fire. two things residents in the north bay have had to become accustomed to. and in an el nino year, these two weather events combined pose the potential of debris flows from burn scars that can clog water-ways during flooding events.phil miller/ napa county flood control: t's anticipated that with climate change and with these fires what used to be called a 100 year storm can now be called a 10 year storm and the statistics will need to be changed."the napa is no stranger to high water. phil miller/ napa county flood control: "there were over 22 recorded floods in the history of napa."j

jamie: it is a big shift.revious governor's approaches we will cut taxes and grow our way out of it. voters are sending the state in a different direction. taylor: i want to focus on what you see that --taylor: any sort of relief rally now that the uncertainty is behind us? the weeks leading into the midterm for the most apathetic i have seen a my 25-year career. markets hate uncertainty. if you look at the 10-yield spot, you can buy a 10-year aa rated bond at around 3%. that is a 5% taxable equivalent. rates have moved higher. investors will likely they see. taylor: a lot of outflows recently. what does that mean going forward? jamie: we have had mutual fund outflows because interest rates are moving higher. give treasuries can stabilize, supply will be very manageable and we might be set up for a nice year-end rally. jamie iselin. guy: thank you very much, taylor. ia data come out showing a decent build coming through? if that is conference, that is a pretty decent build we are looking at. oil coming off of

at 1:15> jamie hooker attends and works at hillside community church. last year, she could she see the glow of the tubbs fire just over this hillside. this after a heavy rainy season when the church had to install new drainage because of flooding... all in the same year. jamie hooker/ hillside christian church: "we see floods down at the front of the church, we see fires back behind the church, so where we're positioned is really a place where we get to see all of that."flooding and fire. two things residents in the north bay have had to become accustomed to. and in an el nino year, these two weather events combined pose the potential of debris flows from burn scars that can clog water-ways during flooding events.phil miller/ napa county flood control: "it's anticipated that with climate change and with these fires what used to be called a 100 year storm can now be called a 10 year storm and the statistics will need to be changed."the napa is no stranger to high water. phil miller/ napa county fl

. >> reporter: this is just some of the items jamie has collected for camp fire victims. it is enough to fill a u-haul truck. this came after a family friend lost a home in paradise. she gathered things before when >> it is heartbreaking. i can only imagine a whole town completely gone. it is heartbreaking. >> fire like a flood destroys not only the immediate situation but it is a long-term fix. >> reporter: the silicon valley chapter of the american red cross is among many accepting monetary donations. the red cross has five shelters for evacuees. the money will go toward food and medical assistance. the humane society of silicon valley is looking for people to adopt and foster pets. they have taken in 67 cats and dogs including finn from the northwest spca. >> they were in the area of where the fire was going on and they needed to get out of the area in order to make more space for the fire victims animals to stay closer to home. >> reporter: as jamie sifts the items she says a 10-year-old girl donated her toys and touched her the most. >> she wanted to make sure they w

thank you jamie thank you for being back with us we sure appreciate it as such a worrisome story and. what did they find i know some of your former colleagues n.t.s.b. colleagues were over in indonesia but what did they find and what is boeing saying now well obviously there they found some very additional information regarding the investigation and the mystery erroneous information that's coming off of one of these sensors they give a idea of what the air speed is of the aircraft now that's very very important as you just said because if the aircraft doesn't know how fast it's going look at look at this what is the odometer of the aircraft and so if it does not know how fast it's going it cannot produce the amount of speed and thrust the knees to create left and no and create the right angle of attack which is the way that the plane is flying through the air for the for the air to go over the wings intreat that lift i was i was reading one story that talked about how it auto corrects and that's what makes it go into a dive and that the steering column i guess shakes for ten seconds

to meet you. >> same here. >> jamie is a portfolio manager for me.eally to dig into the books. and anything that she wants, just give it to her. >> okay. >> great, thank you. >> no problem. this is the open payables. >> so when you receive the invoices, it goes on this list? >> no. >> so does this break out how much you're paying in payroll? >> [scoffs] >> no? does it interface into your system? no? do you have an aging of your payables? no? >> i checked in with jamie, and she told me she wanted to speak to me privately. right then, i knew that there was a problem. >> i really need to talk to you about what i'm seeing in the company's financials. >> okay. >> their payables are about $3.8 million. >> that's several million more that i thought it was. the numbers that jamie's giving me now are dramatically different than the numbers that i was given when i made the deal. they told me the total amount they own to meat suppliers is 2 million. it's actually 3.8 million. >> their bank loan is $4 million and completely tapped. >> jamie found an additional $

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching. and remember, you can't take it with you. ♪ bell" at 4:00 p.m. eastern. have a great day. >>> happy thanksgiving weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. hope you had a very nice thanksgiving. >>> coming up in just a moment, "wall street journal" editor at large and host of the new fox business show wsj at large, jerry baker is coming up. plus later in the program i sit down with federal reserve bank of dallas president, robert kaplan, both my special guests coming up. you won't want to miss that. stay with us. >>> first let's get to deirdre bolton standing by in the fox business newsroom with the big headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street. reporter: short but dramatic week on wall street. energy, retail, tech all weighing on the markets. the dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq all closing lower for the week. tech under pressure with apple, amazon, facebook and alphabet all down, all clo

also, food. >> jamie hince: tony, how many times do you eat a day?hony: not a promising beginning. >> dean: it can only get better. >> jamie: i don't think he's american. >> dean: if there's any hustler, it would be lj. you know, the unassuming guy who just happens to show up after being missing for a little while. >> anthony: right, i can see that. ♪ >> dean: that might have been the quickest gutter of the day. [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ >> anthony: oh! >> anthony: oh! >> dean: over the line. >> jamie: that's the one! >> alison mosshart: yes! >> jamie: i was like, i'm getting into character. >> anthony: in a safer world, all of us here would be prohibited from hurling heavy objects in any direction given our sorry states and our general ineptness at this sport of kings, but that's nashville for you. a welcoming place. a forgiving one. i feel right at home. ♪ when i first came here the streets were paved with gold ♪ ♪ and you can walk that road i've been told ♪ ♪ but i won't put out or be controlled ♪ ♪ i don't write the shit that gets bought and

>> supervisor yee: jamie? is it jamie, yeah. you -- you might have answered -- talked about this already, but can you say a little bit about the elimination of one seat and changing the membership to -- of one other seat? >> yeah. before the department of hocklessness and supportive housing was created, we had two members from department of health, one member from human services, and it's been three years since we came to you to renew our sunset date, so those changes are what precipitated the changes in the city departments. >> supervisor yee: okay. thank you. that makes sense. >> supervisor safai: we're joined -- also, for the record, we're joined by supervisor mandelman. thank you for joining us today, and supervisor jane kim. supervisor kim, did you put your name on the roster to speak? >> supervisor kim: i did. >> supervisor safai: okay. supervisor kim? >> supervisor kim: i just want to thank jamie and members that serve on the single room occupancy task force for working on our office on this. i do really support the task

jamie court: you take oil industry money, you can't stop drilling in this state.problem. stephen: jamie court, president of consumer watchdog, says their report tracked $9.85 million in indirect contributions to the state democratic party,gh which then gave money to the governor. stephen: governor brown disputes this, saying his record and the state's leadership in fighting climate change speaks for itself. stephen: does the oil and gas industry have inordinate power in sacramento? governor brown: no, not at all, but they do have power. not as much as the insurance companies. not as much as the labor unions. not as much as the plastic companies. stephen: pharmaceuticals are higher. governor brown: the pharmaceuticals, they've all got power. you've gotta be able to stand up and say, "no," to people. but if you think that you can run a campaign for governor and raise $100 million on chump change, you don't understand politics. stephen: governor brown's critics, like jamie court, say california has more than 1,400 offshore oil wells in state-controlled waters, even a

jamie remembers matt matt warins jersey. after graduating high school in 1998, matt attended nebraska wesleyan university where he studied athletic training an criminal justice. he also played on the football team and an avid weight lifter. in 2000, matt joined the u.s. marine corps because he was attracted to the discipline and the direction that it offered. he completed boot camp at marine corps recruit depot in san diego before attending and completing infantry training at camp pendleton. due to a strong interest in the construction field, matt also finished combat engineer school at camp lejeune. after engineer school he was assigned to the first combat engineer's battalion at camp pendleton. on august 1, 2001, matt proposed to jamie on mission beach in san diego just after sunset. they were so excited to finally get married and begin planning it their wedding in nebraska which was scheduled april 12, 2 2003. in january of 2003, matt's unit was informed they would be among the first forces to invade iraq. jamie was force

we will speak with fred guttenberg, whose 14-year-old daughter jamie was killed in the marjory stoneman douglas high school shooting earlier this year. then as president trump ratchets up his attack on immigrants and the media ahead of the midterm elections, we speak to longtime journalist allan nairn. >> the midterms are the chance to stop fascism before it starts. there are many good democratic candidates who will represent a breakthrough for social justice, but there are also bad ones who have been complicit in war crimes. but in this emergency, yet to back them anyway. back the warmongers who will preserve democracy to block those who would abolish it. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. funeral services are continuing to be held for the victims of saturday's mass shooting at pittsburgh's tree of life synagogue, where 11 jewish worshipers were shot and killed in what has been desescribed as the deadliest anti-semitic attack in u.s. history. services were held for joyce fienberg, melvin wax, and ir

jamie, great to see you. chris, shimon, thanks. got to get to breaking news. >>> this just coming in to us, supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been discharged from the hospital. that's the latest we're hearing after a fall this week. she fell in her office and felt some discomfort. went home, went to the hospital, and they figured out she had fractured three ribs. a supreme court spokesperson telling cnn, quote, she is doing well and plans to work from home today. we wish the justice well. everyone was waiting to hear about that. >>> coming up for us, though, president trump also is now taking on a new target. former first lady michelle obama. after she said she would never be able to forgive him for peddling the birther conspiracy years ago. details on that ahead. >>> plus, tensions are rising in the land of hanging chads. florida is now bracing for a pair of recounts. jamie gangel, let's talk about that, the crucial governor and senate races and a razor thin margin right now. republicans alleging fraud. where's the evi

something in common with jamie.hat it's all about though. as a kid growing up, you dreamed about buying your mom a house. coming from the inner city, that dream of one day i'm going to be able to take care of mom so she doesn't have to worry about anything anymore. i took a page out of jamie's book because the family is there. when you are tired on the road and you're able to go home and just, you know, give your mom a hug and get home-cooked meals, it's cool. >> i hope your mom is doing good. >> mom's doing good. shoutout, mama. >> you want to see a bit of "creed 2"? [ applause ] >> it's more than just boxing. that love story really comes out too. let's see it. >> i don't know how to explain it, but the feeling i get when you're by my side is a feeling i can't live without. i guess what i'm trying to say is, will you marry me? >> still hungry, babe. i don't know why. [ applause ] >> she couldn't hear you. >> yeah. yep. yep. >> it is not easy to keep something fresh like this. this is a franchise that has been aroun

jamie dimon thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. i enjoyed it very much and i hopefully talk to you soon. >> jaimie dimon speaking to me earlier this week from paris. we also heard there canadian prime minister justin trudeau talk to our poppy harlow. he was taking on tariffs and how they impact american voters. that issue is at the crux of u.s. canada relations a historically close i lines has become markedly more tense since donald trump moved into the white house. here is more of the interview with justin trudeau about his relationship with president trump and his standout commitment to gender equality in canada's governs. >> mr. prime minister, i appreciate you joining me today. >> it's a pleasure to be here, poppy. >> two years ago i was at a dinner and heard you speaking about diversity and heard you speaking about a cabinet that was equal men and women. todays it gender balanced 17 women, 17 men. it was clearly intentional. why did you do it. >> look, first of all before you can get to a cabinet that is gender balanced it too

we have seen problems with gourmet burgers, at jamie 's problems with gourmet burgers, at jamie '5 italianthere may be something here. these chains, they do things one way and it works or to start with but maybe people is tastes are changing so fast and they wa nt tastes are changing so fast and they want something new and these big models are not flexible and they cannot adapt. we will chew on that one as we had towards midnight. thank you both linen and henry, a lwa ys thank you both linen and henry, always a pleasure. —— lynn. that's it for the papers tonight 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 lynn faulds wood and henry mance. next it's the film review. but from us, it's good night. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? it is a packed week with peterloo, the epic drama from