so a good way of describing khalid khalid describing chaplains is to use an analogy. say you have a routine medical condition. your doctor knows you well, has seen you time and time again and is able to handle routine medical needs. but if you have a major medical condition that's coming up, that person is probably going to refer you to a specialist, somebody really trained in a particular area of medicine who can help with your specific illness or disease. chaplains are a lot like the specialists. we are not there to substitute or supplant local clergy person, the person providing you with regular religious care, but we are there because we are in the specialized department of the hospital or the healthcare setting and we are attuned to issues and dynamics that come up when people deal with serious illness. we are listening for that, assessing for that, offering care specific and tailored for that. once you are well enough to leave the hospital, you go back to your normal practitioner, normal gp, parish clergy person. >> how do chaplains work with the rest of the med

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luton islamic centre follows fundamentalist salafist teachings and so did khalid masood.tations with al—muhajiroun the town, and has said that if the lead masuda had shown any signs of supporting the group he would have into means that he would have intervened. if he had the slightest indication that he was adopting radical beliefs, we would deal with it on the spot, we would not give it the opportunity to fester grow. did luton or the mosque or the organisation have anything to do with his radicalisation? absolutely not, absolutely not, if you look at where we come from, and you study luton islamic state, we are the forefront of refuting extremism. but security sources have told newsnight that masood was associating with extremists in luton, once again he was picked up on mis‘s radar because he was in contact with these men, convicted of plotting a terror attack on a territorial army base the town. khalid masood lived a few streets away from the plotters, at this point, mi5 still classified him as a subject of interest, but his file was closed in october, 2012, occurs th

khalid: not at all. working very closely all of our stakeholders to make sure whatever decision the government takes on delegation of then you -- venue listing, it is a successful ipo. with is only tadawul, comfort, tadawul will address all concerns you have. as we today did, we will surprise the world with what we can do in the saudi economy. yvonne: before we let you go, there are indications in the market government funds have had to step in to give support the saudi stocks in moments of general stress. examples like what we saw in the fall during this corruption crackdown. what is your take on the? khalid: this is speculation we have heard. we have a very transparent exchange. every sunday after market close activityce all the done on the last week. including the government. i would say we have not seen any of these moves. these public reports are available on our websites. the markets just reacted normally, as any other market would react to any other major event in their country or economy. show th

the fear as khalid masood ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge.people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually, one of my friends came over and i wasy saying "who is it, who is the officer on the floor?" he said, "it is your friend, keith." and — well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there are all sorts of things that you torment your mind, but you can't. you have to understand everybody i think did their utmost on that day and it's very, very sad. romanian tourist andreea cristea also died in the attack. her family are still struggling to cope with the loss. there are moments when we pick take the phone to call her or write on the messenger. we spent all our time together and now all of this doesn't make any sense. in her tribute, the pr

the fear, as khalid masood ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge.fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually one of my friends came over and said, i was saying, "who is it, who is it? who's the officer on the floor?" they said, "it's your friend keith." and, er... well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done, and if you'd have done things differently. so, there's all sorts of things that you torment your mind, but you can't, you have to understand that everybody i think did their utmost on that day, and it's very, very sad. romanian tourist andrea cristea also died in the attack. her family are still struggling to cope with their loss. there are moments when we take the phone to call her, or to write on the messenger. we spend the whole time together. and now, all of this doesn't make any sense. in her tribute, the prime minister

khalid krieger says the company's diesel vehicles were not manipulated not today's publishing of the twenty seven thousand financial results are in stark contrast to the company's little worries b.m.w. posted record profits of ten point seven billion euros for last year just by saying its spend big on e-car research and development company believes that twenty eighteen will be their ninth record year in a row. europe versus silicon valley the european commission is set to present its proposals on wednesday in the fight against tax loopholes for internet giants like apple google and amazon the brussels agency wants to fundamentally shake up the tax model for internet companies and adapt the tax system to the digital age tech companies like google pay far less taxes in europe than traditional industries do the achieve this by locating their businesses in places where they get a tax advantage facebook for example has its international headquarters in ireland the e.u. commission is now calling for tech companies to pay taxes wherever they sell their products. and regulators are putting n

the attacker khalid masood, who also died, drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbing. vicki young looks back at the day. a year ago today, on this estate and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to the five victime of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. is eventually one of my friends came over and said, who is it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it is your friend keith. and — well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there are all sorts of things you torment your mind with but you can't. you have

then a german court has ordered catalan separatist leader khalid pushed him off to wait in jail as it decides whether he'll be extradited was detained in northern germany on sunday while on route to belgium where he's been in self-imposed exile he's wanted by madrid for his role in catalonia unauthorized independence but. germany's world cup preparations crank up a notch on tuesday with a hotly anticipated friendly against brazil here in berlin a win for hosts germany would mean a record equalling twenty three games in a row without defeat but brazil are hoping to erase memories of a seven one thrashing by germany in the twenty fourteen world cup let's take a look at the prospect of a record equalling result hasn't persuaded you walking love to play it safe in stark contrast to the full strength squad he chose for friday's clash against spain the germany coach will test a string of second tier players in the capital. a win or a draw against brazil will see the world champions much their unbeaten run of twenty three games set under you in one nine hundred eighty. germany will start wit

the attacker, khalid masood, who also died, drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge before stabbingh palmer outside the houses of parliament. vicki young looks back at the day. a year ago today, on this estate and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually one of my friends came over and said, who is it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it is your friend keith. and — well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there are all sorts of things you torment yo

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five people were killed, as khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbingament. the prime minister has laid a wreath in parliament square and a memorial has been created to remember all the victims of the three terrorist attacks in the capital last year. vickie young reports. a year ago today, on this estate, and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. eight day that westminster will never forget. a shock as the car ploughed into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. romanian tourists —— one romanian tourist was killed. her family are struggling to cope with the loss. there are moments when we ta ke the loss. there are moments when we take the phone to call her or to write on messenger. we spend our whole time together. now, all of this does not make any sense. just inside the gates to parliament and other horrific scene was unfolding. massoud had stabbed pc keith palmer. a conservative minister was among those desperate you trying to save him. u rack your brains as to what more you could have done. there ar

. >> trevor: i believe it was the great philosopher dj khalid who once said, another one." yup.ry of veterans affairs. and he's replaced him with the official white house doctor, the man who gave trump his presidential physical. yes. which sort of makes sense. i guess trump was probably like, "anyone who's seen me naked deserves a reward. ( laughter ) ( applause ) anyone who's seen it. so it was either this promotion or paying him $130,000. and i'm never doing that again! ( cheers and applause ) and you know, like, i was thinking about this today. in a white house that has more turnover than the throne of wakanda, there's probably only one person who is never going to get fired, and it's the woman who is out there consistently defending the president, white house press secretary and living side-eye emoji, sarah huckabee sanders. ( laughter ) yeah. she's formidable. she's calculating. and most importantly, she's not this guy: >> guys, good morn-- good afternoon. with respect to-- uh-- over-- wait a second. you're shake your manipulated appreciate it, but-- but-- den-- den-- denma

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for the fictional tom barnea region to separate from catalonia this comes as former catalan leader khalid who's damone withdrew his bid for a second term on thursday. italian voters have delivered a hung parliament in elections sunday setting the stage for political gridlock gridlock that could take months to clear up for the mary results give the center right coalition thirty seven percent while the anti establishment five star movement has stepped up thirty one percent that leaves centrist parties in third place and whichever coalition merges from this ballot if any and almost certainly won't be pro e.u. will be testing the murky waters of italian politics this morning with our correspondent in rome but first this report. italy's voters have spoken according to projections the clear loser in these parliamentary elections the establishment. the five star movement led by thirty one year old luigi demaio was the biggest single party winner on the day. it's anti corruption message resonated with voters especially in the impoverished south. one thing is certain from these preliminary results

so coming back to you khalid now for more on this story you know the syrian democratic forces there saying that they're going to redeploy their troops now to what is really behind this move is it really defy turkish aggression as we heard in that report we won't have to be ready if then to not see isis being used as escape crow to to justify other actions such as what we see by the so-called cedar democratic forces which are more or less led by the key which as other countries sees a terrorist organizations this this organization has been used by the united states to fight isis as we heard that isis has been defeated so how far did this so-called operational pause is really affecting the so-called fighters against against isis we really don't know who's not states has declared more or less that the fight against isis is isis has been defeated from pres been beating that up so is this really if part of the pressure tactic for thirty to stop it's. what is this really a usual potential laws against isis i think it's water for political announcement than anything else thank you very much for t

khalid masood, who also died in the attack, drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge before stabbing the houses of parliament. mps observed a minute's silence, and the prime minister laid a wreath in parliament square. vicki young reports. a year ago today on this estate and on westminster bridge, we were visited by what i regard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually one of my friends came over and said, who with it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it is your friend is the officer on the floor? he said, it is yourfriend keith. and, well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to wh

five people were killed as khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbingside the houses of parliament. the prime minister has laid a wreath in parliament square and a memorial has been created to remember all the victims of the three terrorist attacks in the capital last year. helena lee reports. a year ago today, terror came to the heart of british democracy. the everyday routine of westminster shattered. an islamic extremist drove onto the pavement on westminster bridge and mowed down pedestrians before stabbing to death pc keith palmer at the gates of parliament. he was then killed by armed police. colleagues, she will 110w “— armed police. colleagues, she will 110w —— we armed police. colleagues, she will now —— we shall now observe a one—minute's silence in respectful memory of those who died a year ago today. this morning, mps paid their respects. and this lunchtime, a service of prayer and reflection was held in westminster hall. goodness is stronger than evil, love is stronger than hate, light is stronger than hate, light is stronger than hate, lig

four bangladeshi prime minister khalid dizzier has been granted bail in a corruption case that so had jailed last month it raises the chances of bangladesh not going to nationalise party could now run in december's general elections which it previously said it would boycott and donald trump appears to have backtracked on proposals to raise the age limit for gun sales the us president has unveiled new legislation which includes strengthening background checks and funding firearm training that teaches but the changes don't include raising the minimum age to buy guns from eighteen to twenty one years old as the headlines more news coming up later off to the stream which starts now. it's an exciting week ahead at the story my family is at the south by southwest conference and festival in austin texas and we'll be bringing you a series of programs on technology and innovation today what are the ethical implications of immersive storytelling tools like augmented reality and virtual reality are growing in popularity.

as you have your black and white comrade mr here's the khalid district. that's going to continue. the nine thousand six hundred sixty eight announced refusal of four thousand five hundred thirty were withdrawn so we could so. good word comrades i see you are used to me. that's going to do that now these busybodies if you count all they want that's the way it should be comrades thank you. they won't find anything in the polling stations anyway. indeed the polls come right minister there will be no deviation if they've got a proper count. and where is there not a proper. crisis district a municipal offering we don't need that it's just who cares if we only have ninety five percent of the people have their say and then peace and order will be restored and. i'm sort of going to i agree i only just found out myself but the orders came from the top results must not be worse than last time was when i was but it's not. just. because it's rubbish and we're left to deal with. the head of the election commission. mr. amin said there are people in place to watch the ballot because they're not

i can just be i don't see that we should have done anything differently khalid by i thought the campaign through why i made it what it was in the day after i don't see that. i don't see it differently than yesterday or the day before that or two weeks ago and mr schultz says chancer candidate you kept open the possibility of serving under chancellor merkel's. sky didn't rule that out where did you get that. to you specifically kept the merkel cabinet option open. when. weeks ago i asked whether you like your predecessor would rule it out you didn't do so that's why i'm asking you now do you rule out serving as a cabinet minister under medical in a conservative government. if you ask me that here here with colleagues heard me well i didn't know you sure. that secret you can answer the question now. repeat the question. my memory. africa. she's mr schultz do you rule out serving as a minister under medical and a conservative government. minister yes of course you know i won't be part of the government. only a few months ago martin short it's had been hailed as the social democrat savior bu

and yet fighting for them in bosnia is where khalid sheikh mohamed, the ringleader of september 11 earnedhis stripes by the way, that didn't cancel sanctions regimes against iraq. that wasn't any support for israel's occupation of the palestinians. and so bill clinton had use them and it failed to really try to prevent their rise and there were against the united states but he failed to bottom off. he tried and affected on the build up power at our expense and yet america still a target for the same reasons. and so broader agendas. osama bin laden, you probably remember back at the time they worked so hard to conflate al-qaeda and the taliban that the story most was the taliban had attacked the summer. first of all really to make a target out of them but it obscures the fact that there was an egyptian surgeon. osama bin laden had in a june-degree in the pilots were the ringleader pilot of the plot of september 11 and his friends were the come they were all friends studying engineering in germany. they were grad students. so these are not taliban cavemen that waged these attacks. they knew

there's gitmo, khalid sheikh muhammad. he's made more bad calls.un if obama was his running mate. >> wow. >> oprah is now running and steadman will run. that's chaotic. that was dennis miller's analogy. he's been held in civil and criminal contempt. that's not a great track record. he's been divisive on guns and race. everything you can name as an issue, americans care about, he has divided the country. >> he's never talked about the economy or jobs. >> he was the attorney general. i don't think that's his thing. just in response to you, he's a guy that angered the liberal base and democrats after three year investigation into the bush administration and torture, he said we will not prosecute that. that's a uniting kind of decision coming from the attorney general. >> united all of us. >> imagine obama locking up cia agents for keeping us safe. >> he'll get like three votes. he was very politically devicive. he used law and court as a weapon to advance his own politics and beliefs. he did. he's the only attorney general in u.s. history to be held i

. % move. 2% to 3 up byir value, moving us one percen khalid al-falih. energies really well bid.s something going on over here and we will get into that any moment. onsumer staples, a hot spot the downside. everything else, including the financial, looking solidly bid. matt, what have you got? matt: if i look at the winners versus losers, 112 stocks falling on the stoxx 600. take a look at the companies that are moving the market around. you have got the big names here, royal dutch shell, bp, total -- all the oil companies moving higher. oil is movingthat higher even as other commodities are falling. then you see the miners rising, rio tinto is a gainer. i want to mention that glencore is going to purchase rio's stake 82%$1.7 billion in cash, so of that. as far as the losers are concerned, you do not see that many big movers, just a company's polling done the index a little bit, or holding it back. there is really not a lot pulling down the stoxx 600 this morning. talk about the bigger picture surrounding this. trading is getting underway in europe. this story has affected asia a

commission's presence as russian term pows juices and some of america's most well known products including khalid davis's organ and levi jeans some as wants the u.s. plans to put a twenty five percent tariff on steel imports a growing list of still producing countries considering a teller a sri steps. presents prime minister to resign may as well not access to the view single market will be reduced once the u.k. withdraws from the block prison may laid out more details on the trading relationship after a break said during a speech in london and the final day of campaigning for italian politicians ahead of this weekend's parliamentary election the ruling center left democratic party has made a last push for votes in florence as polls put his lead in metairie firmly and second place and establishment five star movement looks certain to gain the largest single party votes europe is in the grip of the deep freeze so-called beast from the east a blast of siberian air brought why is fred snow and freezing conditions at the start of the week united kingdom an island being battered by storm. there's all

one was khalid sheikh mohammed. it led to the courier and that led to bin laden and that led to killing bin laden which without he probably would still be alive today. we can't have evil exist in this world without doing something to counter it. if it means that terrorists caught on a battlefield are forced to answer questions, well, sadly that's what you have to do because you're dealing with evil. >> so gina haspel was at the center of that in the bush administration. she spent time in turkey, central asia. she was running the new york office for the cia and a liaison to the fbi. in the obama years when sobin laden was killed, yes. and there's been a debate and even a bigger debate in the days ahead. chuck schumer said they will be asking sharp questions about the post 9/11. and some republicans like john mccain with tough comments saying she was involved in torture. they're going to give her a tough ride. bottom line, this is something that i've talked to people in the white house about. they say they're spoiling

there was only three people waterboarded in the case of khalid sheikh mohammed it led to the courier.year led to bin laden. without waterboarding there is no. what part do they disagree with we are too tough on terrorists? that's why they don't want her? >> i think dr. gorka is right on this. if she was working for barack obama, they would call her imminently qualified. let's look at who is calling her qualified? leon panetta, hayden, morell, all of these folks that are sort of at the top echelon of the intelligence community in a bipartisan degree, one administration over the next, all support her because she is imminently qualified with over 30 years experience. to your point, sean, here's the thing. if you don't fifth the category that liberals think you are in depending on your race or gender then you don't count. gina is not qualified to be cia director because she is not a liberal. you look at what happened questioned american bridge assaulted and was arrested a male staff for them attacking a female member of the trump administration. and did you see any coverage of it today? n

one of them was khalid sheikh mohammed, which because of that action, yeah, it's definitely tough, ited to the courier, and that led to bin laden, and that led to killing bin laden,hi without which he would probably still be alive today. we can't have evil exist in this world without doing something to counter it. and if it means that terrorists caught on the battlefield are forced to answer questions, well, sadly that is what you have to do because you are dealing with evil. >> she spent time in turkey, central asia, she was running the new york office for the cia and was a liaison to the fbi. and the obama years, when usama bin laden, as you mentioned, was killed. this was someone who, yes, she was involved in the black sites, where you had enhanced interrogation techniques, critics call it torture. you're right. there's already been abated we can expect there will be t an en bigger debate in the days ahead. democrats like chuck chuck schumer, dianne feinstein, already saying they will ask sharp questions. by the way, republicans like john mccain, already had with tough comments ton

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five people were killed, as khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbinglaid a wreath in parliament square — and a memorial has been created to remember all the victims of the three terrorist attacks in the capital last year. helena lee reports. a year ago today, terror came to the heart of british democracy. the everyday routine of westminster shattered. an islamic extremist drove onto the pavement on westminster bridge and mowed down pedestrians before stabbing to death pc keith palmer at the gates of parliament. he was then killed by armed police. colleagues, we shall now observe a one—minute's silence in respectful memory of those who died a year ago today. this morning, mps paid their respects. and this lunchtime, a service of prayer and reflection was held in westminster hall. goodness is stronger than evil, love is stronger than hate, light is stronger than darkness, life is stronger than death. victory is ours through him who loves us. stories of remarkable selflessness emerged from the day, the mp who rushed to save the stabbed policeman said it w

. >> hannity: what other way -- if you have someone like ksf, khalid shaikh mo muhammad, mastermine of 9/11, the worst attack on our history, on our soil killing 3,000 americans, obviously declaring war on this country, it is there a nice way to extract information? if we build a soccer field and we take care of the dietary concerns and we order personal chefs for those on the battlefield that are trying to kill americans, is that going to work? >> well, i don't know. i've not been involved in anything like that i've certainly seen people questioned in the field when they've been captured. i've put some of that up on your show from overseas. all you had to do to some of these guys was to tell them through the interpreter -- this is high-value target, just been grabbed by a special operations team -- i put this on the air. we couldn't show the guy's face, of course. >> hannity: by the way, there is a report tonight -- and i haven't confirmed it, that this woman did not oversee the waterboarding of abu zabeda if you remember. >> yeah, look, i put guys on this air from overseas who had ju

khalid sheikh mohammed, the master mind of 9/11, the worst attack in american history on our soil killingmericans. obviously declaring war on this country. is there a nice way to abstract information. build the soccer fields and take care of the dietary concerns and order personal chefs for those on the battlefield trying to kill americans, is that going to work? >> well, i don't know i have not been involved in anything like that. i have questioned people in the field when they have been captured. i have put some of that up on your show from overseas. all you had to do to some of these guys was to tell them through the interpreter, this is a high valued target. just been grabbed by a special operations team. and i put this on air. we couldn't show the guy's face, of course. >> sean: by the way, there is a report tonight that i haven't confirmed it that this woman did not oversee the waterboarding of abu is a bade da, if yoisa zubaydah if. >> i put guys on air from overseas who had just been captured. okay. all you had to do to some of those guys is say ship them to gitmo in the local lan

khalid: i cannot comment on that, but i would say the objective of the ipo has always been to optimizeor aramco and its investors and that is the guiding principle that we will use. annmarie: i'm pushing on timing because bankers say you only have a short amount of time left for the ipo trade. last moment you can decide to hit 2018? inmarie: --mr. al falih: don't believe we are hitting any deadlines and as far as i'm concerned, between december 31 and january 1, there is no value loss for the kingdom. i don't see the artificial deadline you refer to as being significant in our decision-making process. here, after that interview. happen, but then went on a long list of we will get flexible on timing. annmarie: they were always on track mid 2018. now they are hinting at some delays and it is not just him. we heard from the ceo saying these questions on where and when for the international listing in the second half of 2018. those questions are being how are you going to make an ipo for an international listing in 2018 and the listing was 100% part of the original plan, now it seems like

khalid masood drove into pedestrians on westminster bridge, before stabbing pc keith palmer outside theegard as evil. senior politicians and faith leaders led tributes today to the five victims of the attack. westminster fell silent in their honour and remembered the shocking events of a year ago. the fear as khaled massoud ploughed his car into pedestrians on the bridge. the panic as people fled to safety. pc keith palmer was fatally stabbed as he stood on duty protecting parliament. one of his colleagues recalls the moment it happened. mass confusion, really. eventually, one of my friends came over and said, who is it, who is the officer on the floor? he said, it's yourfriend, keith. and, well, terrible. a conservative minister had been among those desperately trying to save the officer's life. you rack your brains as to what more you could have done and should you have done things differently? there's all sorts of things you torment your mind with, but you can't. you have to understand everybody i think did their utmost on that day and it's very, very sad. in her tribute, the prime m

khalid hosted the event in california. bon jovi received the icon award.ved the innovator award. >> and one of the most talked about performances wasn't even at the show. taylor swift released a new video for the latest song called "delicate." in it, she's constantly being watched but in a plot twist, she becomes invisible. >> okay. >> all right. yeah. >> sounds fascinating. >>> and the 28-year-old dances like no one is watching. she shows off some of her signature dance moves in a rainy downtown l.a. >> that's -- okay. are you laughing at her? >> i'm laughing at two things that are fictional. l.a. rain and taylor swift dancing. >> it was raining when i left. >> is that right? >> yeah. so, it happens once in a while. >> wow, actually impressive dance moves. >> they're different. >>> olympic dreams do come true. they do, if you are sally fields son. adam rippon became the darling, winning hearts around the world, including sally fields' son. >> sam told his mom he had a crush on the figure skater. sally field went into mom mode, blah, blah, blah you know ho

khalid masood drove a van into pedestrians on a bridge before stabbing a police officer.e life of the officer. his boat to a report earlier. yes, i would very much in all these situations i think you ask yourself camino, if it's in your nature to do these things you ask yourself what can you do? i'm hugely disappointed that we will we we re hugely disappointed that we will we were not, it wasn'tjust me remember, there were many people who step forward we weren't able to save his life. but the more people that do that, the stronger the message we send to any terrorist looking to disrupt our alliances that we are not and be derailed, we're stronger than you. service... sorry, ithink service... sorry, i think there was a problem with my microphone. we're just don't show you the scene inside the palace of westminster, westminster hall that service weather service of reflection will shortly begin. the archbishops of york and canterbury and the... we'll all addressed that service. we will be back there very shortly. the headlines on the coming up on the bbc news channel. now is

tom, today, a little bit later on bloomberg tv, khalid al hassan, interview at 7:00 p.m.ai. york, we have a wonderful discussion on asset class diversification. i want to go back to your work in chicago on this efficient market and the information tha t we see and do not see. do we have too much information now? are we attending to be too efficient or should we just be bullheaded like this guy? >> i think the market is muslim efficient --is much less efficient tha commonly allowedn. inefficiencies do not allow you to make short run timing decisions. if you want to take advantage of the inefficiencies of the market, you have to go through years of being out of something that is looking good, patiently waiting. tom: what are you waiting for, howard, to look good? what sector are you waiting for it to look good? >> um. industry sector? tom: which industry sector are you out of waiting for the robert shiller moment where it looks good? >> i do not know. we are much more stock specific than we are sector specific. i think that basic bias against industrials and materials is go

there was only three people waterboarded in the case of khalid sheikh mohammed it led to the courier.he cure year led to bin laden. without waterboarding there is no. what part do they disagree with we are too tough on terrorists? that's why they don't want her? >> i think dr. gorka is right on this. if she was working for barack obama, they would call her imminently qualified. let's look at who is calling her qualified? leon panetta, hayden, morell, all of these folks that are sort of at the top echelon of the intelligence community in a bipartisan degree, one administration over the next, all support her because she is imminently qualified with over 30 years experience. to your point, sean, here's the thing. if you don't fifth the category that liberals think you are in depending on your race or gender then you don't count. gina is not qualified to be cia director because she is not a liberal. you look at what happened questioned american bridge assaulted and was arrested a male staff for them attacking a female member of the trump administration. and did you see any coverage of it