. >> es algo positivo >>> estÁ ley dice que alumnos de kinder o octubre vo grado no podrÁn ser suspendidosr a sus maestros y un comportamiento inapropiada. >> si fuera ministro >>> es la nueva oportunidad >>> distritos escolares en organizaciones respaldaron la medida bajo la premisa que los exponen a muchos peligros. antes de graduarse >>> estÁ mas que comprobado >>> tambiÉn estÁ mas que compromiso que hay suspensiÓn los niÑos estÁn propensos a tener problemas con la ley >>> una vergÜenza y cuando eso pasa varias veces ese niÑo te identifica como alguien que no es deseado >>> el mensaje que se estÁ mandando a los jÓvenes no es el apropiado >>> tienes que tener >>> no implica que no haya otro tipo de repercusiones por mala conducta >>> asignarlo como otra parte de la escuela en donde ten dras consecuencias por el acto que causÓ la suspension >>> pero que no se lo va a sacar del dÍa escolar >>> importante que aclarar >>> por otras situaciones mÁs serias por ejemplo, violencia amenaza. venes. se reportando en vivo >>> muchas gracias sandra el consejo debate un plan para ubicar casas mÓviles

a kinder garner with exception could have it through 6th grade. the governor would sign once th amendments have won approval. >>> the weekend acking cooler temperatures. a sharp drop off in the numbers. highs, you can see 60s, 70s and 80s, fairfield did max out at 90 santa rosa yow, san francisco 64. everybody cooling off a good 5 to 10 degrees across a portion of the bay area. showing you this, the low clouds and fog increasing, right now 61 in livermore, san francisco 68. and the winds there's a breeze this evening. night orrow afternoon into we're expecting sfo a gust at 20 miles an hour. outside here's the live camer n tonight. mostly cloudy skies and the bay, drizzle in san francisco, mostly cloudy by lunchtime. by 4:00 partly soupy. here's the system we're tracking, drop off in temperature tomorrow for saturday, warmer in your sunday forecast. these are minor changes. waking up to gray tomorrow morning, in the afternoon hours, skies becoming partly sunny, there's the temperature rapping, no triple dribbleets, the highest in the 80s. here's a

madres fueron a la universidad de guadalajara con los cual el investigador encontró en los alumnos de kinderñeros se sentía enfermo sobre todas las horas en que los campesinos regaban donde cosechan >>> sentía dolor de cabeza, náuseas y pocas veces dolor de estómago otros menores han presentado problemas pulmonares y saben que la consecuencia podría ser peor ante esta situación se ofreció a capacitar a los agricultores sobre este manejo . >>> y es más sencillo indica que mueven a que te vaya a las escuelas . >>> en méxico telemundo >>> saber hablar, escribir y hablar el inglés y ser una persona de buen carácter moral >>> esto residentes lo que califica no pierda tiempo en breve les diremos los beneficios >>> revelan detalle en el caso, que se encuentra un padre con un bebé . >>> varias lloviznas, pausé comercial >>> y si tienen dudas sobre cómo hacerse ciudadano. está aquí para ayudarle. tenemos un banco de llamadas. listos para contestar ya regresando >>>obtener la ciudadanía estadounidense, es uno de los sueños más anhelados de las personas que llegan a este país. veamos aquí el proceso >>

this was supposed to be the kinder, gentler smoking expaerns, basically.t proving to be that. people aren't dying this quickly from just taking up cigarettes. and so something has gone wrong. and legally, what's the situation for these makers? >> well, they're going to have to track the records of what the tobacco industry had to go through. it's not obvious to people that inhaling smoke is going to cause a physical ailment to one's body. the idea whether this is an additive, if it's tampered with. that could be a criminal prosecution for whoever is doing it. if they're cutting it with a chemical to make it more potent, that's a criminal prosecution. if there's something about it, however, that as an industry behind vaping they are aware of what the tobacco industry had to perform to show what they knew smoking was bad for people and encouraging children to do it then they have to answer for that as well. but you look at this and say, regardless of whether or not we have a direct link, the fact that children and teenagers are smoking thinking there's a kin

music started, my shoulders literally relaxed and i thought, "i'm going somewhere that is just a bit kinder." >> woodruff: all that and more,w on tonight's pbs newshour. ng >> majorunor the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. nnbnsf, the engine that coects us. >> consumer cellular believes that wireless plans should reflect the amount of talk, text and datahat you use. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv >> financial services firm raymond james. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you.th k you. >> woodruff: president trump faces fresh allegations tonight about his dealings with a foreign leader, amid his denials of wrongdoing.ed he dismin intelligence whistleblower's complaint today as "just another political hack job." "t "the wall street journ and otrs reported, he pressed

don't mince other attackers when having much luck kinder in a clear show of desperation they started taking ambitious pot shots from a distance. it would be the hosts who would score next and this one also came from a corner kick dome and failed to properly clear their lines and 20 own were quick to pounce on each exchange a well placed cross the cool shot. this really was. but if we can just stop after we've dealt with the 1st. the situation can change in a moment and you can find yourself under pressure a 2nd time so it's vital you keep going we have to take that lesson on board and learn from it as i will so many own showed their class to keep tech coming their way through dorman's dumbstruck defense so most was nowhere near his man as the cross came in. when he alone celebrates the historic victory their 1st at that in the bundesliga and the 1st top flight goals this stadium has witnessed. and only against a top team. in the i don't think getting down about it will help anyone so we need to work on our mistakes and improve as we need to do things better but we move on we keep loo

chad kinder with a liner. dylan moore, the great catch. felix is pumped.get one last batter. robby grossman flies out. that is it. all 15 years with the mariners. his career will likely continue but his time in seattle likelyw hanks tonight, there is crying in baseball. an emotional night in seattle, a's win 3-1. a win tomorrow and they clinch a spot in the playoffs. >>> a great way to spend an afternoon in san francisco. giants wrapping up the series with the rockies. tyler bede struck out seven. he left in the eighth. having an mri waiting for results. mike yastrzemski has a home run to the deepest part of the park. now to the fifth, tied again. not anymore. dubon with a sickle to right. misplay to the outfield. alex dicker son scores. 3-2 scores. three for four in the game. giants win 8-3. they will end the season with a series against the dodgers. >>> packers at lambeau field. fourth quarter, jordan howard takes the rock and rolls into the end zone. philly up by 7. late in the fourth now, packers on the move. aaron rodgers fires for the end zone but it

people will be a little kinder and show more love. >>well the university of tennessee, they reached out to the boy they sent him a care package full of university of tennessee gear. i love stories like this one bullies and underdog. >>the last last last last the carefully amelie all right taking a peek outside we're checking in sappho us a little bit of cloud cover out there and you know we've been covering the story about the construction. the runway, an sfo so yesterday was a mess we had major delays you want to make sure you check in with your carrier. before you head over to catch a flight or maybe you're picking someone up do expect delays and make sure you leave extra early. we'll have your full forecast coming up. cracker barrel makes every meal one to remember. with favorites like sunday homestyle chicken, now available every day. and our new sweet n' smokey homestyle chicken blt for $8.99. come on home to scratch-made. come on home to cracker barrel come on home to scratch-made. but in my mind i'm still 25. that's why i take

want war and doesn't want conflict but he is for suing policies that are tend to be confrontational kinder salans others around most notably and but he doesn't want to follow through with use of military force that's fortunate in my view but it doesn't help the president's credibility because he seems to me as across as trying to be tough until the until he has to fish or cut bait and then he doesn't do something that he doesn't back. indeed recent or to iraq apparently attack apparently from iran or saudi oil facilities is a good example of a plausible result of the very tough hooey as the united states has been putting on the iranian economy but again inserters state of said iranian bombing in saudi arabia was an act of war which is certainly words but arguably some of what the united states is doing toward iran is either an active or very close to her but i think professor death that's the real also have to keep in mind apart from the united states nobody is sure that iran is actually behind that attack i mean and no security agency be the russian frank or even saudi for that matter cam

dollar budget and in the extreme the unlikely off chance that they succeed well our future could kinder suck. true you can't handle the truth. the region of belgium has passed legislation that bans traditional ways of slaughtering animals for muslim and jewish faith l.l. and kosher slaughter requires the animals be alive and healthy at the time they kill by the throat cut priest stunning is not always used which is why the practice has been banned in several e.u. countries the new law no belgium's prompted much debate but animal welfare groups say the law is not about targeting religion's purpose. it is absolutely not a ban on religious slaughter not at all it is a ban on slaughter without stunning even if you follow all the rules and use a very sharp blade and you do everything according to religious tradition even then the animal will suffer i think that the bans have more to do with 2 legged animals than with 4 legged ones if there is one positive thing that comes out of this latest attempt to tale religious freedom is to bring in closer jewish and muslim communities everyone will ju

students who entered, but for the sake of approximating redundant, students who entered in pathways in kinder and first grade then were able to take it through the eighth grade. and parents or students who didn't make that choice for their children didn't make that until high school. it's the first step to change that, but the first step to make that more equitable for all students. >> i want to underscore that i see this as a positive development. thank you, staff, for making this possible. so how long is a trimester and how is that going to work? >> every 12 weeks. so one of the things that i also want to -- if you look at the exploratory courses as a sampler, that's for students just to take a taste, but they also have electives where they go deeper into the language. we're not saying the exploratory course will take the place of a full-on exploratory language class. if you see in those two big buckets. the exploratory courses are your appear tideser and your elective is a main dish as well. >> finally, can you talk a little bit more about the exploratory course and how is that looking lik

i think 30 years from now, his will judge him in a kinder manner.member what southern africa was like when he took over. he was at the front line of trying to keep the ideal of black african independents alive. and then, of course, you must also remember the violent manner in which he ruled his country. i mean, i don't say that lightly. i was a reporter in and out of that country for many years. and every election was violent. 2008 was the worst. i met young people who were mdc activists, the movement for democratic change who were jailed, killed, disappeared, and, indeed, that legacy of violence has carried on. but 30 years from now, george, i do believe that the whole idea of trying to get people's land back will appease robert mugabe's legacy. there was no other way to do it for him at that time. >> farai, thank you. >>> logging, oil drilling, new industry. an arctic refuge in the wild of alaska that's been kept free from all of that, but it could be about to change. we'll have more of what's at stake there. a line for 4 lines.0 bucks and for a l

kinder confesses yesterday i have never resident a book whose pages have turn any faster than i have the pages of the sea wolf. now, me personally, martin eden, that's the novel that i turn pages fast. not the sea wolf. anyway, that's how he felt but the sea. who. combines a love story and adventure and novel of ideas install one book. wolf already sewn has a for mettible intellect. a man of strength and beauty, and at the same time a powerful man physically and could at time bed brutal, beating his men and swearing at them with obscenities, cursing, on equation they tried to kill him in return. he was -- james dicky says he was the wild creature supreme and savage ricer mystery and beauty. so reminds me of my friends. reminds me of bill mayer, on tv, on hpo. we fell into discussion, philadelphia, signs, evolution, religion, but humry wonders why didn't he amount to anything? why would ail your wonderful strung have you not won something? did you lack ambition? could have been somebody. i could have been a contender. instead i'm a bum. larson was selfish and callous, man of despair a

the trump administration created andrew mccabe much kinder, gentler, with much more professionalism thanal flynn. bill barr's justice department would never have gone to andrew mccabe and said, if you don't plead guilty to this crime we are going to charge you with we are going to go after your son. never what they have done that as they did to general flynn. what's more, mccabe was given several opportunities to clarify his statement. general flynn was given one. that was it. one interview. and the last point about this is that andrew mccabe lied to cover up misconduct. general flynn's so-called lies were about a conversation that was absolutely legal. if general flynn can be indicted then andrew mccabe must be indicted. >> sean: i want to know about jim comey. and i want to know, you were warned, you didn't verify, you swore you did, then you said, i didn't verify it, and i did verify it three times. that is a problem, mark meadows, for jim comey. >> it's worse than that, sean. back in october 2016, we now know that not only were there emails and communication back and forth between th

but i think 30 years from now, his legacy and history will be kinder to that legacy.ecause, really, you know, all of the things that zimbabwe has gone through, very painfully, like a bitter hard child birth, the idea of land liberation, the idea of trying to get control of an economy, worst part of his legacy, that huge addition of violence hasn't gone away. i was in zimbabwe in july 2018 when emerson was elected for the first time. and there were bullets shooting people in the back. if the country were to move forward. and i wish it would because it's the most beautiful country in the world. and i don't say that lightly. it's a great place i've grown up in. it's so sad that it keeps going back to bad economy, to violence by the state. >> it is a personal story from our farai sevenzo. thank you. >>> still ahead, the death toll rising in the bahamas. the scenes there, utter december station from the air, on the ground, even veteran journalists, they're at a loss for words. >> i've been covering hurricanes for 37 years now. i've never seen devastation like that. >> our

the peaceful co-existence between us and our pets help make the city, a kinder, gentler place to live why i'm interested in this position. i didn't get a letter, but deb campbell, who is a volunteer coordinator at a.c.c. knows me quite well, since riff been going in there for years. and i actually gave her a copy of this, which i submitted to you folks. and she read it and said the essence is all there. i also am an avid believer in civic participation. and as my predecessor mentioned, i, too, have been volunteering for community united against violence. i was part of their speakers' bureau contingent. we would go into public schools and talk about the lives of lgbt people. i also was a member of the golden gate business association, which is like the gay chamber of commerce here in the city. and i also volunteered with project open hand for about four years in the mid-'80s. and delivered meals to some of the really rough cases. my turf was 5th and 6th streets, between mission and brannen. all of those s.r.o. hotels. so that was also quite eye-opening. i am retired. [bell ringing] i w

. >> my was-been is a kinder way to say that. >> jimmy: i've never heard that. >> it's not acrimonious because i like stupid words like that. so david is your was-bund on the show. >> my boyfriend is not in the business at all. he works in i.t., could not be further from this business, but randomly, he met donald through a friend of a friend, and they've been golfing together for years. so when donald was offered this role, we share an agent, and my agent was like, this is what's happening, don't tell anyone, and i was like, i won't e th. then i called tim, i was like, tim, you won't believe what's happening. they golf everywhere. >> jimmy: they're really good friends. >> now they are. i am 1,000% the third wheel. they face each other more than i do either one of them. the only thing saving my relationship is that donald is allergic to cats and he can't come to our home or i'd be out. >> jimmy: did you have cats before? or did you put them in to keep tim away? >> we had cats before. >> jimmy: you did. >> it was a package deal. >> jimmy: congratulations on the show. >> thank you. >> jim

the 4 will be a little kinder and show more love.ng the boy's name has been kept private, but the university of tennessee reset and sent the student the care package full of swagger and apparel and his teacher shared a note written by his mom on social media, it reads i'm overwhelmed by the love i feel from this extended community and the pride i feel for my son and for being a the f l every comment item sent and action taken on behalf of my son will never be forgotten and hopefully will serve as inspiration for him. throughout his life. that wraps up kron 4 news today, primetime coverage is just getting started this monday night. operator nation out in full force for the final regular season opener at the coliseum and there's plenty of fire in opinions about antonio brown's departure from the team before he ever played find out what fans are saying that's next in a live report plus a controversial ruling today by a san francisco judge about the homeless navigation center paving the way for construction to continue. >>reaction tonigh

well i wish they would send out fewer emails bottom line, i think pinterest is dominating the new kinder, gentler wave of social media companies. just what the advertisers want i'd be a buyer of the stock after the big pull back over the past couple of weeks the lockup on insider selling expires and that often triggers a lot of selling get another chance to buy some here on weakness, put on part of your position and then wait before buying more the pinterest people is the real deal welcome ben silberman back on the show any time. timothy in texas timothy. >> i'm determined in chad. it's gone down i've had it for multiple years it's gone down 1/3 in a last couple of days >> i'm already here. my question is should i continue to hold the position or sell the remaining position? >> look, i think you are very smart. what you've done is you've taken some bases you've made it so you're derisking the company in a little bit in the meantime, i liked chegg's last quarter it was part of that overall rotation out of stocks, high multiple stocks, high growth stocks into low multiple low growth and i

able to. >> david, is there any significance to be had about -- and just to use your words, this kinder, gentler approach certainly, it was quite a long letter that elliott put out this morning. >> you know, i think that they are happier to have that go their way. if they can approach other countries with sort of the idea that we can be constructive, morgan, as opposed to just coming at them, as has sometimes been the case with elliott, in terms of a more combative tone that could be helpful as well amongst their own investors, amongst their ability to attract more capital, perhaps. but it doesn't mean that it won't turn nasty if they don't get what they want we know the history. elliott doesn't back off but that said, if you get to a fight here involving a vote to try to oust investors, they don't have a large percent at stake, so perhaps it's priming the shareholder base at this point with a nicer approach than one that would be more combative. >> david, thank you very much for that quick take, stephanie, before we talk about the broader markets on where at&t -- has actually had quite

. >> and, secondly, jim, i'm calling you today about a one of a kinder stock i know you like duopolies? what's better than a duopoly mine is one of a kind. mine is vail resort. it picked up 17 properties, midwest, east coast, new york, new hampshire, missouri, nebraska so no matter where the snow is, they're going to get it. >> they're really smart, betsy you're absolutely right. it's been down a lot lately. i think it's a 3% yield. buy some now, get it when it's at 3.5%. >> john in pennsylvania. john. >> thanks for taking my call, jim. >> absolutely, john. >> there's no fda approval. >> i think it's very good on that issue i agree with you it needs to be solved. think are in the forefront but it's speculative just so you know that. let's go to larry in illinois. larry. >> jim, love your show. >> thank you. >> thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you >> listen, tomav it's taken a hit in the last few days should i get back in >> i don't know that i don't know that one. i'll have to get back. being shellacked got to find out why. >> richard in virginia richard. >> hey, mr. cramer g

such suspensions are banned kinder through third grade so this extension extends it through eighth gradelies to public school and charter schools, and according to the bill author, senator nancy ne oakland and san francisco unified along with other districts eliminated the suspensions. are research has shown students of color get more of these kinds of suspensions though their rates of misbehavior are the same. the idea is to keep the kids in school where educators can reach them with other kinds of interventions, like in-school suspensions, restorative justice and that positive behavior intervon programs that you may have seen at your own kids' school. the banppechool wille at that point and a ban has a broad roup of s parents, administrators, pediatricians, the aclu, the only group at this point that opposed the ban was a group that supports charter schools. that ban will be in effect by the time the kids go back to school next fall. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the explainer on that one, kris. it's 6:33 right now. >>> california one step closer to al

go a little bit lower, but i think when you see some of these stocks, i keep going back to richard kinderbut he doesn't. he continues to rebuy this stock. i continue to buy because i continue to watch him buy his own stock. i think in pvh i think there's much more up side too. you look at kmi right now, you're getting 5%, that's great in terms of a dividend yield longer term once we get through the trade war, whenever that is, i think we will, this could be a buy that we all wish we had made. >> while pvh soared, starbucks was feeling some heat. the company cut the earnings guidance for 2020. the one-time tax benefits from 2019 will be a significant head wind for the coffee giant next year the comments come a little more than a month after the coffee giant raised guidance following a strong earnings beat we had a lot of analysts say starbucks is back. the story is back. the growth is back, tim. you're in the stock. what do you make of this >> the stock is back the big issue is what do you want to pay for starbucks? you want to pay north of 30 times on a multiple. what the stock did, this

widens the ban on so the called willful defiance suspensions which are not allowed for children in kinder grade. it expands through middle school, applies to public school and charter schools. according to the bill author senator nancy skinner, two other schools eliminated suspensions. research has shown students of color get more of this type of suspension though their rates of misbehavior are the same as students across the board. the idea is to keep students in school where educators can attempt other kinds of interventions like in-school suspensions or restorative justice and positive behavior interventions and support, you might have noticed school fliers coming home. it will be in effect until 2025 at which time it can be extended. the state made it a priority to decrease those according to ed source which reports on the matters. this has had broad support amongs ptas, parents, pediatricians, the aclu and school board members and administrative. the only group opposing it is a group that supports charter schools. it goes into effect next school year. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "t

kinder what's right what's. all this supreme court ruling looks like finally ending decades of controversy over way he should be buried victoria. thousands of staged and last 4 count to protest and your government's plan reforms to labor laws the 1st strike action since a conservative government took office in july. has more on the story now from the capital athens. government offices and banks were closed on tuesday bringing business to a standstill in many places public transport workers walked out so getting to work was an ordeal as buses and ferries didn't run schools were closed and hospitals operated with reduced stuff but trades union leaders say all that some minor inconvenience compared to what workers will suffer next month if parliament approves a bill proposed by the ruling new democracy party critics say the 3 month old conservative government is building on reforms introduced by the previous left wing government that eroded workers' rights to marin happened here kicking this is an answer to the tea

it's already having a very significant effect so what they need to do now would be to kinder proactively proactively again, do what we are suggesting with owen '5 law and make the allergy matrix more comprehensive and more detailed in breakdown of what is in every component of the dish, notjust in the dish as a whole. and also, staff training and making a very obvious statement that they are going to lead the wayjust to try and correct things. why do you think they haven't done that thus far? owen died two years ago. they have improved things a bit, they say their chicken is marinated in buttermilk, they still don't have more thanjust buttermilk, they still don't have more than just the nuts and the buttermilk, they still don't have more thanjust the nuts and the b for vegetarian which is misleading. they have made some improvements, pretty much straightaway as soon as they found out. there is still a lot more work to do, i think. out. there is still a lot more work to do, ithink. finally, can i ask, are you going to sue barry? we will ta ke are you going to sue barry? we will take advic

. >> i think you would be more accurate and kinder to put a full stop and a pause before saying those who voted one way have been voting the same way during the debate on leaving the european union. i voted three times to leave the european union. i wish the same thing could be said about some of those zealots on my side. >> the fact is we now have a prime minister who believes in the mission, who wants to negotiate honestly with the european union, and be able to deliver the brexit people really voted for, which is to leave the customs union, leave the single market, not pay vast sums of money to european union as we currently do, to control our own immigration and not to be discipled by the european courts, and certainly not to have a backstop that keeps us in the european union without our permission of ever having to leave. as i said, three quarters of this parliament voted to remain in the european union. and the last majority of those still do not wish us to leave. the fact is this. the british people have voted to leave the european union. if this parliament decides that we are

. >> i think you would be more accurate and kinder to put a fullstop and a pause before voting and saying those who voted one way have been voting the same way during the debate on leaving the european union. i voted three times to leave the european union. i wish the same thing could be said about some of those zealots on my side. >> the fact is we now have a prime minister who believes in the mission, who wants to negotiate honestly with the european union, and be able to deliver the brexit people really voted for. which is to leave the customs union, leave the single market, not pay vast sums of money to european union as we currently do, to control our own immigration and not to be decided by the european courts and certainly not to have a backstop that keeps us in the european union without our position of ever having to leave. three quarters of the parliament voted to remain in the european union. and the last majority of those still do not wish us to leave. the fact is this. the british people have voted to leave the european union. if this parliament decides that we are not going

you know, i think that we're all getting closer to better treatments, kinder treatments.. we have a grant from the government which is amazing to do a $2 million cancer research study with our patients for well-being. so all these dreams are coming true. >> this november, julian's auction house will sell off her most iconic costumes. some of the proceeds going toward her center. including a dress from the "physical" tour. ♪ let's get physical he physical ♪ eporter: and those famous skintight pants from "grease." >> i see this and it's like stars. ♪ >> how many think olivia can get in the pants? show of hands. [ cheers ] we believe in you, olivia newton-john. and in case you're wondering, they still fit. >> ta-da! [ applause ] >> you did it on come out! whoa, that's amazing. that's amazing. you have a favorite olivia newton-john song? one that stands out for you that says every time i sing that or every time i hear that, i really love that one? >> well, yes. i guess "i honestly love you" would be one of those songs. ♪ i love you i honestly love you ♪ because i always close

matter what the smears and personal attacks by the gutter press, he always responds and embodies the kinderll be tested this afternoon because of these votes on the brexit policy that they are still arguing over after all this time. what they are agreed on is they should be another referendum. the question is whether labour goes into a general election saying very clearly which way it would campaign in that referendum. that is what the row will be about later. they are going to try to resolve it later. the chair of the brexit committee is here. john mcdonnell, emma thornbury, diane abbott, the mayor of london, first minister of wales, the leader of the labour party scotland, loads of mps and members encoding delegates here are in favour of us remaining in the european union. we have moved on a long way since last year. people we re long way since last year. people were focused on continuing areas of difference but we are now firmly committed to that confirmatory referendum, that was not the case 12 months ago and i welcome jeremy's support and leadership on that. but i think it is not credi

jonathan bush, he has some views, we have in terms of at least -- they have tried to have sort of a kinderink it is fair to say, than some of the more bullying, scary tactics they may have employed in the past. >> worth noting we don't often see them, this is the largest position ever. we rarely see them, if ever, in a company that's this size while they have been successful in the past, and you mentioned this earlier, david, at&t has these to shell out to prevent this behavior. >> they do, you're right, it is a mega cap they have not typically played in mega cap space the way other big activists have done. >> which cost p&g millions to fend them off, and after both that, both sides spending hundreds of millions, it still was an incredibly close contest. >> so close. p&g has done great. >>> when we come back, apple gears up for a big event tomorrow we'll tell you what to expect. goldman doing well ba ia dsrep.gh as yiel a u ckn moment ♪ are we supposed to dance? ♪ boy bands without dancing are just ok. get a better than just ok unlimited plan with spotify premium included on america's best

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by the gutter press, he a lwa ys attacks by the gutter press, he always responds and embodies the kinderhe language and the cynical opportunism of some politicians on the right, i think we have entered a period of profound insecurity and risk to our democratic system. i don't say this lightly, we have seen before in our history what kind of forces can be unleashed by politicians who have a com plete unleashed by politicians who have a complete disregard for the truth in their ruthless pursuit of power for power‘s sake. politicians who attacked the very institutions and practices, no matter how flawed they are, the institutions and practices that uphold our democracy. they attack parliament, courts and the rule of law. the best antidote to thoseis rule of law. the best antidote to those is more democracy itself. applause that is why we are right, we are right in ouraim that is why we are right, we are right in our aim to trust the people in having the final say on brexit, a deal or remain, we are right to go back and trust the people. some will know, i have said that i will campaign for r