we welcome kelly king, the bb&t chairman and ceo. he took over in 2009.pretty tricky one. welcome. kelly: thank you. david: give us a sense of how bb&t did it. it took over right in the middle of the crisis. -- you took over right in the middle of the crisis. kelly: it was h or -- it was an interesting time for transition. our transition was well telegraphed and planned so we were prepared. prepared for the crisis. we did not predict a crisis of this kind of magnitude, but we had always been and remain a very conservative institution, that is why we have been around for 146 years and made it through the great depression. we were the only bank in the carolinas that stayed open during the great depression. we have always prided ourselves on being prepared to whether different -- difficult circumstances. one of the things that happened because a lot of new regulations came in at the federal level. we heard about how that was not fair to the regional banks. if you were that conservative, did it make any difference? right.that is basically regulations in terms

on monday, housing, tuesday, we speak with james rollo, and wednesday, regional banks with kelly king of bb&t, and ray dalio. just some of the guests as we look back 10 years to the financial crisis. waiting response from washington. euro-dollar firmer this by the fact softer economic data like german exports with the dollar playing defense today. 210 spread is flat. crude goes nowhere. david: let's talk about the numbers. at 8:30 eastern time, nonfarm payroll additions for august. we may hear from president trump on imposing tariffs on another $200 billion on chinese imports. willnday, swedish voters go to the polls in a tight race where a populist anti-immigration candidate are challenging to take over the government. alix: we are joined by carl riccadonna and sarah ponzi. welcome to your super bowl, carl. [laughter] alix: a good laugh, thank you. what is your call? carl: a weaker than expected number. 100,000 put the peril change and the reason is not related to deteriorating fundamentals in the economy or labor market but august is a quirky month, the most quirky with payroll stat

. >> "voice" fans are still talking about kelly clarkson's win over the king of country.you didn't see. next on kron-4 news at eight: it was an emotional - and at times very angry session on capitol hill today... as supreme court nominee brett kavanugh and palo alto doctor christine blasey- ford .. gave their testimony over claims of sexual assault .. tonight, we'll show you a recap of the intense hearing ... also - more than a dozen people got sick - after a pepper spray attack in the north bay... details on the attack the moment it happened and whether anyone has been arrested...in a live report.. i'm catherine heenan... i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." -- >> too stubborn. >> we are with cher back on stage and throwing more shade at madonna? >> she's not a natural beauty like me. >> plus robin william's daughter tomorrow. >> please! for the love of god! pick me! >> did you catch "the voice" monday night? the impossible happened. kelly got a country singer to pick her instead of blake. >> it is bei

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more food on the go one european city wants to ban the burger king which city is it and why does it want to banish fast food. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program a nation divided over migration a new explosive opinion poll shows that germany that at the far right in the country is now the largest political force in the country's east for the first time the anti immigrant alternative for germany or a.f.d. is more popular than angela merkel's conservatives this is the first nationwide survey since a spate of violent protests in the eastern city of cabinets a fatal knife attack allegedly committed by asylum seekers through thousands of far right protesters and neo nazis on to the streets and on main street. parties accuse the a.f.d. of instrumental lies and violence for its own political end now it seems that most germans think the populist party harbors dangerous extremist tendencies the nationwide survey asked if in germany's domestic intelligence agencies should put the f.t. under surveillance and the verdict very clear two thirds of those polled say they want the f.t. monitored. so let's drill down into the details here

" ( laughter ) apparently, john kelly insults trump so much that he has a form letter for denying it. ( laughter ) "the reports of me calling the president 'the idiot kingt stupid' are false. the president and i have a strong relationship, and i would never say that he is 'dumber than a bag of hammers that ate paint chips.' he and i both know this story is total b.s. to believe it, you'd have to be as dumb as 'president donald j. trump.'" >> jon: oh, my goodness. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: kelly fans. kelly fans here tonight, or madlib fans. trump is fighting back, too. he says woodward's book is completely false, tweeting, "isn't it a shame that someone can write an article or book, totally make up stories and form a picture of a person that is literally the exact opposite of the fact, and get away with it without retribution or cost. don't know why washington politicians don't change libel laws?" ( as trump ): "that's not actually a question ( laughter ) but i don't know how sentences work? i should not be president?" eeppuse ) so-- question mark? "i-- i don't-- i... hmmm." so, the president says that nothing in the book is true and that none

kelly, according to bob woodward, have similar view. >> we have a thesis and antithesis and now we have a synthesis. martin king jr.ldn't be prouder. this is remarkable. those within the beltway, even within the oval office, have to maintain a certain decorum, a distance from the madness because they must maintain and preserve business. those of us on the outside have a responsibility to condition conditionally hammer away at the viciousness, the lies, the deceptions that come out on a daily basis. and it is gratifying, though sadly so, that john kelly and michael eric dyson absolutely agree and yet the resolution of it is that those inside must tell more of that truth, if you're working for a man who you believe is in crazy town, then he's inducting you into the citizenry of crazy towness as well. you've got to oppose him tooth and nail. there's an argument to be made, somebody's got to be inside to stop him from stealing letters. >> you used the term dopey dopplerle ganger, you are in agreement with gary cohn who served donald trump, defended donald trump, stood by during charlottesville. and i want to read this

kelly, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with simon king. thank you, joanna. to feel quite pleasa nt wales, it's going to feel quite pleasant this afternoon with some fairly light winds. you can see from the map here this afternoon, the clear skies will continue. more cloud across scotland, northern ireland, rain moving through much of scotland, particularly the west of scotla nd scotland, particularly the west of scotland and a strong wind in the north—west. we are looking at gales, maybe severe gales across the northern isles and the far north—west of scotland. those winds are lighter towards source southeast and cabbages will —— temperatures will be 17 or 18 there. reigning cloud in scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england, so it will be quite mild. in southern areas, clear skies into wednesday morning, quite chilly start again for england and wales. 20 of sunshine through the day, turning even warmer. “— sunshine through the day, turning even warmer. —— plenty of sunshine. scotla nd even warmer. —— plenty of sunshine. scotland and northern i

king of little white lies but a supreme court justice shouldn't be. >> chuck grassley walked back into the room. according to the reports of kelly o'donnell, there are serious discussions under way about delaying this vote and possibly asking the fbi -- i don't know how that works. there's logistics in that. technically the white house is the client of the fbi in this particular case but there are -- what kelly said serious discussions under way about doing this and it does seem to center around jeff flake. there seems to be some influence from senator coons, chris coons, jeff flake and chris coons -- >> ben sass seems to be. >> involved this. grassley sitting down and think it's about to happen. so we're going to interrupt the minute we hear from grassley. we'll listen into that. i wonder for guys like john meacham is book is being written and let's listen to chuck grassley. >> i recess the meeting until the fall of the gavel. we're going to take action. with a motion that's before us. we got to make sure that we are a quorum. >>> as a point of privilege i'm going to call on senator flake. normally we would start right now but

kelly was saying that his denial was, quote, unquote, weak. >> stick around. the judge, brett kavanaugh, speaking out about the accusations threatening to derail his nomination to the u.s. supreme court. [kno♪kingmemories. what we deliver by delivering. this is not a screensaver.game. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ >>> there's more breaking news we're following. we are just getting word on when a vote on the u.s. supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh may happen. quickly go to our congressional correspondent phil mattingly. what's the latest, phil? >> reporter: several republican senators coming out of a leadership meeting from senator mitch mcconnell's office a short while ago saying it is possible there's a committee vote on brett kavanaugh's nomination as soon as this week, as soon as friday. that would be one day after the scheduled hearing where judge kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, the original accuser with sexual assault allegation, will be testifying in an open forum. i think it underscores something i've been picking up throughout the day, far from enda