guy: martin lueck -- michael: martin lueck, thank you for joining us. alexander stubb, thank you for joining us. markets are red around the world. stocks are lower going into this thursday morning. stay with us on "surveillance." this is bloomberg. ♪ michael: this morning, it is war -- trade war. president trump will announce millions in trade sanctions against china. the fed's new chairman raises rates, but is he a dove in hawk's clothing? the bank of england decides is the governor a dove in dove's clothing? mark zuckerberg wants to be friends again. this is bloomberg "surveillance." i am michael mckee in washington, d.c., guy johnson with us in london. guy: an interesting day, plenty to think about. trying to digest the reaction to jerome powell. turning to the reaction function of mark zuckerberg as well could be an interesting thing for the market to think about. michael: he is being very un-friended by a lot of people these days, but we are good friends with taylor riggs. taylor: the european union thinks it has dialed down the risk of a transatla

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martin selmayr‘s been going up in the world.ary general. then in the same meeting, the secretary general announced he was retiring and martin selmayr was transferred into hisjob. summoned by meps to explain, the commissioner for hr, gunther oettinger, said it was all above board. translation: martin selmayr has all the necessary qualifications to take on the task of secretary general of the commission. he has lengthy experience in key positions within the commission. he's an excellent legal expert. he's very good communication and he's certainly 100% suitable for this position. but members from across the political spectrum lined up to criticise the appointment. selmayrgate destroys all of the credibility of the european union as a champion of integrity and transparency and public administration. at times when public trust in the eu is low, this is devastating and the fact that the commission remains deaf until the day of today to criticism shows how disconnected it is from reality. you should do your best to come out with somet

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to seve n yea rs martin shkreli has been sentenced to seven years injailfor martin shkreli has beenshkreli was ordered to pay a fine of $75,000 in addition to a previous order that he forfeit more than $7 million. sophia tran—thomson has this report, and a warning, it does contain some flash photography. martin shkreli's familiar smirk has been making drug price of the life—saving aids drug barrackroom live 5000% from $13 a pill to $750 in 2015. at the time he said he was using the profits to develop other life—saving drugs. there's a company that was selling an aston martin at the price of a bicycle and we bought that company and we asked to charge toyota prices, don't think that should be a crime. although the price hike had nothing to do with this trial. shkreli, who called himself a super villain, was also indicted for securities fraud charges in 2015. and in august last year, a jury found him guilty of defrauding investors in two hedge fund is he ran by sending them fake account state m e nts ran by sending them fake account statements and concealing huge losses. now shkreli ha

martin. quote, as previously reported, lawrence rosen, a new york attorney, is representing ec, llc, in the arbitration, the trump organization is not representing anyone and with the exception of one of its california-based attorney in her individual capacity facilitating the initial filing pending the pro hac admission of mr. rosen, the company has had no involvement in the matter. we also should note that we've reached out to michael cohen, have not yet heard back from him. michael avenatti joins us now. so explain this because michael cohen all along has said the trump organization was not a party to this, had nothing to do with this. he's a -- you've in the past shown documents that show that michael cohen has responded or has gotten e-mails from his bank to his trump organization e-mail address and then forwarded that to his private e-mail address to then communicate with stormy daniels' former attorney. now this is a new trump employee, jill martin, new to this saga, who was involved i

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martin. there is not much room for doubt that ms. martin has been an employee for trump. this is her linked in page and here is her california state bar page. as far as arbitration grows and a declaration labelled highly confidential. those initials stand for essential consultant the company created by trump lawyer michael cohen. which ms. daniels began in 2006. mr. cohen has continued to deny the affair ever happened. either the trump organization nor the trump campaign was party to the transaction the trump organization may not have been a party to that transaction but pretty clear one of its attorneys is involved in this case and not the first time she has defended donald trump. here she is just after the access hollywood tape surfaced. >> none of us would ever imagine that he would ever do anything like this. i believe him when he says he didn't do anything inappropriate with women. >> an action could brought without any advanced notice. we are going to talk to attorney avenatti. as previously reported lawrence rosen a new york attorney is representing ec, llc in the

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what would martin do? and we would talk about it. then he would say what would martin say and we would talk about what martin would have said about whatever was going on. and this was four years, and in between martin luther king day dependingwhat was happening around the world . so i always ask myself, i just came back from speaking in tampa for their martin luther king celebration and what i talk about is what martin would say, what he would do about all that's going on. and one of the stories, do you want me to tell the story? one of the stories one time was the lgbt groups had been wanting her to come out and say something in favor of the rights of people without regard to sexual orientation and she told me, she said the men who were with martin and whenever she said that, she met the guys were there singing with martin. we knew which men, she didn't have to name them.they said i shouldn't have to do it because that's not my issue and that's not your issue and coretta, don't do it. he said now, we have

what would martin do about it. i think that is an important thing to think about you also said something about components of what dr. king would do. what he would always do about issues and he learned over time he wasn't just bored with so much wisdom. when he was chosen to be the leader but the people in montgomery and that church because he was not born in a leader. he learned when they made a mistake. it is a tailor -- terrible failure. he learned how to strategize and how to organize and how to conceptualize pick targets and have a figure what you were going to get out of the some situation when you are trying to lead the people. the effective leader is not somebody who tries to lead the people. what the result ought to be. it's not enough even to be courageous and to be willing to sacrifice yet to you have to be smart in strategic about what you're doing. that i think is something we should all learned about what he did and how we go about it. and the resistance that we are engaged in. i sometimes think and i

martin luther king was shot and with killed tonight in memphis. martin luther king. dedicated his life. to love and to justice between fellow human beings. he died. and the cause of that effort. in this difficult day. in this difficult time for the united states. it's perhaps well to ask what kind of a nation we are. and what direction we want to move in. this year we the high school class of sixty eight turn sixty eight as chaotic as twenty eighteen seems it's hard to imagine all we witnessed fifty years ago happening in one year in one nine hundred sixty eight there was never a time for yet nom wasn't on page one this picture won the pew let's surprise it was the first t.v. war and the one nine hundred sixty eight we saw a case on the tet offensive in our living rooms north korea sees the u.s.s. pueblo the winter olympics were in grenoble france and there were clenched fists at the summer games in mexico city on television rowan and martin's laugh-in helped us escape reality by confronting it while also debuting fifty years ago sixty minutes in the movies didn't sh

is not germans are upset that martin is not german enough.ot run by effectively a political appointees. the coalition of the upset is growing and he is under quite a lot of pressure. you can't please all people all of the time or even any of the time. alex barker, thank you from much for joining us. while russian british relations have fallen to their lowest level in decades, a very new type of diplomacy has been playing out on twitter. the official account of the russian embassy in london have frequently goaded the british government so much so that they have been called professional trolls by some. in theresa may called russia's reaction to the poisoning affair one of sarcasm, content and defiance, she could have had their social media output in mind. after the expulsion of 23 of their own diplomats this week, they posted the temperature of russian british relations drops to —23, but we are not afraid of cold weather. 0n tuesday, they said any threat to ta ke tuesday, they said any threat to take punitive measures against russia will meet w

tell me about what doc martin did. >> doc martin raced across there with very little cover. >> i saidith it. and dove up and ran out to this marine, bandaged his leg the best i could, stopped his bleeding the best i could. >> and drug the little lance corporal down. >> jc clark was his name. >> lance corporal jc clark died six days later in the hospital. operation starlite ended the same day. 44 other marines made the ultimate sacrifice. but the enemy was far more bloodied. over 600 vietcong were also dead. >> i walked out. i was covered with blood. and i got sick. the battalion commander came and said you okay, marine? i said i'm not a marine. i'm a corpsman. he said today you're a marine. >> more on the road to war in >>. [ gun shots ] >> oliver: after starlight many >>> after starlite there would be many more battles. ia drang, khe sanh, hamburger hill. broadcast to the world, it was the first living room war, and before the end it would drive lbj from office, divide the nation, and scar yet another presidency. >> i want to end this war. >> in 1973, the last u.s. combat troops left

responding to meg tirrell's question, what did martin say to him when he leaned over?hank you. relieved he didn't get the full 15 years that the prosecution was asking for, only seven years. let's get back to contessa brewer who was so rudely interrupted with her exclusive with the new ceo of wynn resorts. contessa >> a lot of news happening today. the big news on wynn resorts was the settlement of this big lawsuit that's been dragging out for six years. it removes a huge potential money liability, some analysts predicted it could have been $5.3 billion had judgment come down against wynn resorts, and also the possibility of dirty laundry getting submitted as evidence in open court matt mattox said it was one of his first priority as ceo, and he sat down and talked to me >> when i took over, i knew what i wanted to do which was to talk to a reasonable management team in tokyo, and get this behind us. and make a settlement. >> in what way does it clear the way for the future for wynn resorts? >> it was just an overhang that took too much management time and too much att

. >> martin luther king jr., "we ain't gonna let nobody turn us around." his fight -- >> "expect somebody to get killed." >> "i can't breathe." >> -- is our fight. >> reporter: it was one of those fateful intersections in history that was very important. >> we are here to say that we are not afraid. >> one of the reasons why martin luther king was so successful was that he understood television. >> thank you, dr. king. >> he understood that imagery was everything. >> show the pictures. show the images. >> if you do not disperse -- >> when violence is that visual, it prompts people to action. >> shameful. arresting children for what? the right to vote? >> dr. king understood that you need to make people own their shame. >> it looks like the tear gas is coming out. >> their story of struggle and triumph. >> they took them into corridors and alleys and began beating them. >> -- is the american story. >> whose streets? our streets!

but enjoyed yet sighing the martin show has to show that the ass p.d.can be a reliable kalish and partner and put down its internal droste roots rebellion being involved as. it's rotten of the phrase grassroots rebellion was intended to motivate those in the party who had leadership roles but may have felt they didn't have the strength to exercise them or maybe give us the cruft attention they wanted at that stage the role of the c.s.u. was very counterproductive i never really understood why to be honest it almost made me think the c.s.u. didn't want to be in the coalition the status quo its own east believe it or. pressure was mounting on all sides and from within and without distrust was the order of the day as coalition talks began the principles were tightlipped and you know i don't see mr thank you. last night a preliminary negotiations dragged on and on. would talks fail again. not in five cybersex like it will be a long night. in a deal be done in spain an outcome is expected by the morning. the talks went on for twenty five hours straight. i'm

accused of brutally killing journalist kim wall in his submarine gets underway in copenhagen peter martin is charged with premeditated murder. and on international women's day we wonder woman making a difference in this slum imprudently india she's gained international recognition as a race crusader for her profession. great to have you along everyone or we begin right here in germany where one of the country's most popular politicians foreign ministers even margharita has announced he will not be included in chancellor angela merkel's new coalition government or he was pushed out after a bitter row with the leaders of his own social democratic party replacement at the foreign ministry is likely to be high comb us the outgoing justice minister on the news made for a slightly uncomfortable appearance by gabriele today at a scheduled press conference with his counterpart from bosnia-herzegovina. it was a routine appointment for a german foreign minister but first. things are anything but routine right now the meeting with his boss the and counterpart igor it's are not uk on wednesday was hi

martin shkreli was on trial ona trial. made him so notorious, the drug price hikes, the twitterfeuds, the appearance before congress several years ago, and the judge today in fact said she was not considering his social media provocations in her sentencing. of course his character has been the background and sometimes the centre of the stroll from the beginning. what kind of character has emerged during this court case? it is interesting, the federal prosecutor you quoted earlier had pinned something down and i think, and a few other reporters and i were discussing it, that he has this need to be seen, that emerged during the trial and beforehand, his status is that he wants everyone to believe that, his image is very central to who he is. he presents himself as a whiz kid, financial... he has this brash public persona, he tends to provoke people on the internet, he also buy many account is a very smart young man, he went to a good school here in new york and successfully convinced any people to invest in his hedge fund. h

lockheed martin. boeing they were upwards of over fifty percent reliance on government contracts g.e. hundred forty percent really yes oh my gosh if so so is very high depending upon the companies and they have outlets in every state of the union in order to gain that couldn't get in order to get that congressional business of washington folks for better or worse lot of times it's worse but it does keep our nation strong. now michael let me ask you you know back in the day we all heard about the four hundred dollar hammers and the waste fraud and abuse has that gotten under control through the inspector generals and another mechanisms that d.o.d. are still problems i think there are still problems the problem that we've been seeing is that there has been no auditing that's been going on with how defense monies are being spent i think one point eight billion disappeared nobody knows where it went recently it's and nobody is expressing alarms over where that money is going. but there was a rush to incre

martin to get by on instead ne. doesn't know what it was i know it's hard to. be a solid dr shepherd. and nine times out of today's horn challenge with martin ok both ways he might not be. that good although. should we hire him for tonight. durbin saying goodbye to press freedom. in poland the media face growing restrictions. state t.v. has already had to toe the government line journalists were fired and a new director was installed. now private broadcasters in newspapers critical of the government are also coming under massive pressure. next on. european stars deliver rousing performances. husky voice has won him a devoted following restraint yet full of feeling. proficient blues musician chris ryall. europe in concert in forty five minutes on. every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word published in the book. is in germany to learn german why not learn something simple online on your mobile and free themselves from the w e learning course they can speak german meeting c. . mark catholic architecture. one of the world's cult

this is not a great time for stocks like martin marietta, and, look, we have liked martin marietta materialsut i got to tell you, this is the kind of thing that without the big infrastructure projects for the federal government, we got to be worried. always the mistake to view the company through the prism of washington with or without a bill, martin marietta's business is booming they delivered a fantastic quarter a few weeks ago, bullish guidance, 2018, the stock is down 5 bucks from where it was i think you may, let's just say, be getting a bargain here. let's dig deeper, with howard nye. welcome back to "mad money." >> good to be here, jim, thank you. >> we got to go over this, mr. nye. we have an unbelievably good situation as you outlined in a couple of states, and at the same time, the federal government stalled is the -- are the states enough to be able to make it so you have a great year? >> you know, the states are going to be there this year. if you look at last year, we had a great year in private, we didn't have a great year, by that, i mean the industry didn't have a great year

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"martin. hold on, martin." he was gone. he was here.the most tragic thing that has ever happened in my life. >> when you see something like that, you never -- you never really recover from such a scene. >> reporter: knowing dr. king was a marked man, news crews shadowed his every move. but at the moment of his death, no television cameras were present. the only pictures taken that day were by a south african filmmaker, joe louw, who was at work on a documentary about dr. king. >> i heard the shot ring out. and i rushed out on the balcony. i saw dr. king lying about 40 feet away. i ran to help, but there wasn't much anyone could do. >> i have some very sad news for all of you, and that is that martin luther king was shot and was killed tonight in memphis, tennessee. >> we are very upset today because we have lost somebody like a father. >> they got him. they finally got to him. >> and today many people are out here on the street wondering which way they're going to turn because we don't know where we're going to go. do we go to the right

now who is jill martin?er official title is vice president and assistant general counsel at the trump organization and the document shows her address is the trump national golf course of los angeles. you might remember that she spoke on behalf of candidate trump throughout the 2016 election, so she's not just some any lawyer working at the trump organization. and she would be now the second employee of the trump organization with a direct involvement in this stormy daniels related legal matter. we did get a statement from jill martin yesterday and i spoke with her briefly on the phone and she insists that she made these filings, these court documents, in her private capacity as a lawyer and that with the exception of herself, the trump organization is not involved in any way with stormy daniels or anything related to stormy daniels. but even though she says that, these documents certainly raise further questions about michael cohen's previous statement that he acted alone. >> certainly does raise some questi

john martin says yes our content is fantastic.s no, it's not, and now you have at&t side saying look what charlie said, charlie said it wasn't. >> dan petrocelli is a good lawyer. he's going to pull apart the other -- he's going to hoist them on the other side. i can say this, though, there's a lot of -- listen, it looks like the entire media industry, save comcast, is against this deal, and they could provide a pretty compelling case why this thing combined with comcast, that's what the government is saying, you will have two monoliths out there. it's bad for innovation, they will have complete pricing power, and the real end game is this, if they win this case, the government wins this case and prevents this deal do. they go after comcast in the conditions of the comcast merger end at the end of the year, do they try to reimpose them? who knows? they are embolden by this. remember trump doesn't like cnn. he's not crazy about msnbc either. liz: this will be the battle of the personalities, that's how charlie covers this. it's goi

a normally smug martin shkreli broke down in tears in court. i thought the sentence should have been less than seven years. but, you know, martin's fine, and he will be fine, and obviously it could have been a lot worse. though the judge said it was justified because his crimes were not an isolated lapse injudgement, but a pattern of conduct. sophia tran—thomson, bbc news. now to colombia, where former members of the farc rebel group will be standing in parliamentary elections on sunday for the first time. their involvement in politics is part of the peace deal that was signed with the government in 2016, bringing more than 50 years of conflict to a close. but will colombians accept former guerrilla fighters in a political role? our south america correspondent katy watson reports. as campaigning draws to a close, it is time for celebration. this is the end of a very long journey, but people here hope it is also a new start, a fresh chapter in colombian politics, after living most of their lives in a country at war. it is the same name but a dif

i'm martine croxall.iry after another russian exile is targeted in london — police say there is nothing yet to link his death to the attack on sergei skripal. police respond to a shooting east sussex tonight — the iraqi teenager, found guilty of the parsons green tube bombing, was on the government's anti—radicalisation programme at the time. and on newsnight, it's been britain versus russia this week. so is it a problem that this country has long welcomed many wealthy russians to london, including friends of putin? we'll ask, what is it that first attracted us to the oligarch billionaires?

. >> my name is patrick martin. my parents died in 1999, and my sister and i inherited the house and contents. we were surprised when we figured out what it contained. >> the house that patrick and his sister, peggy, inherited here in birmingham is now their home. patrick, thank you so much for having me over. >> it's our pleasure. >> patrick's parents moved to alabama from maryland and bought the house in the 1960s. patrick, an architect, returns to take care of his ill parents in 1994 but then has his own health scare. >> i had a quintuple bypass surgery here. >> patrick's heart trouble leads him to an early retirement at age 47. with lots of time on his hands, he starts rummaging through the house, including the attic. it's here that he comes across a box he remembers from his childhood. this looks very, very old, just right from the start. the box contains family letters and legal documents, some going back to the 18th century. >> this packet is letters from the 1780s. >> patrick also discovers an old u.s. army

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martin says he understands people's concern the sound. c.m.'s the. dog you simply can't create artificial feathers as beautiful as these. although people do ask me for them the in august leggett malavika more and more people these days are absolutely opposed to the use of real feathers. but don't worry my materials come from birds that have already been butchered based on us and not because of their feathers on. he had no school. so tim martin soon has a clear conscience about the materials he uses and he'll keep using feathers to create his standout styles. on the news and with that we are out of time but don't forget to go to our web site for more on the program or you can always check us out on facebook or instagram as always for me and the crew here at euro max thanks for tuning in and reese we'll see you again tomorrow for our highlight show. next time on your max the highlights edition including sailing around the world with a venture a evolve only your. putting your best foot forward with twenty eight hundred must tap shoes. bracing for the ti

martin luther king. it is illustrating his speech, i that heream, in 1963 gave right here in washington dc. then we have ebony magazine which devoted the entire magazine to the story of martin luther king jr. it is signed by karen a scott ttag -- it is signed by core scott king. for herve been opened months when you see the show today. the average drive distance to get here is a little over 300 miles. we asked if you've ever been to washington, d.c. a large number have never been to washington. what are you going to do when you come to washington? are you doing other things? that what we are finding with not just americans but tourists coming into about 15% to 20% are non-american, they are coming into the u.s. for a tour and there in washington to see museums and they pop in here. how does all of that fit together? is greatnding there curiosity about the bible no matter what faith you are. pick a faith -- they have been here, and with their friends. it is not like somebody just wonders in. they all leav

history worth one hundred ten billion dollars as a result stocks of lockheed martin raytheon and boeing reach all time highs that the all came as the saudi arabian led war in yemen has killed ten thousand people led to a massive cholera outbreak and put a million people on the brink of famine and what the u.n. called the worst humanitarian crisis in the world well congress tonight a recent resolution that would have forced the us to end its involvement in the saudi led war on yemen trump is expanding the relationship with saudi arabia while weapons manufacturers cash in and washington damn cohen reporting from boom bust. some of us recall the cold war between the soviet union and its satellites and the democratic nations of the western world primarily of course united states what i recall most was the increasingly heightened rhetoric and the weapons build up expression of what was then the new frontier dubbed star wars after the original star wars movie from one thousand nine hundred seventy seven in real life back then star wars or what in the us was called the s.d.i. the strategic def

and locals conservatives was first agreed martin schultz said that he'd be vying for the position of foreign minister but gabriele responded saying this was a broken promise as you might remember back in september immediately after the german elections elections schultz actually said that he would never take a ministerial post and a medical led government and so gabriele responded actually even quoting his daughter in which he said that she had told him daddy don't worry now we can spend more time together and you won't have to spend so much time with the man with the hairy face and this comment was regarded by the s.p.d. as something which disqualified gabriele from being able to continue to hold his place as foreign minister so now he will just be seven as a normal member of the german parliament what does this leave his exit mean for germany's foreign policy. well gabriele was a very straight talking foreign minister which isn't always the case with people in that post so be it very interesting to see how his successor deals particularly with turkey and it will be a big challenge

martin savidge joins us from outside the courthouse.s about how the jury came to this verdict? >> reporter: noor salman, 31 years old, had been facing the potential of life in prison. instead the jury got up and said not guilty on both counts. she immediately sobbed, broke down in tears, began hugging her defense attorneys, and her two uncles that were also seated there began hugging each other. it was quite clear they were very scared as to what the verdict might be. but in the end, it was the jury that listened to all of the testimony and determined even though it was her husband that carried out that horrible attack, 49 people died in that terrorist strike, they exonerated her, did not believe that she was a co-conspirator as the federal government is trying to maintain. federal government really painted a very dark, very sinister, even cruel picture of this 31-year-old american born woman who was a mother of a 5-year-old. but the defense came back and said, no, she was deceived, she was manipulated by the monster of a husband, he ha

but in 1956, martin luther king jr. little known minister and the leader of a bus boycott in montgomery, alabama, that started when activist rosa parks refused to give up her seat to a white man. >> this is a nonviolent protest using the method of passive resistance. >> martin luther king was a man of huge thoughtfulness about the strategy that he had asked those who followed him to use. and that strategy was that in the face of violence, you have a moral high ground if you did not return violence with violence. >> negro passengers have been humiliated, intimidated. >> reporter: at first the young minister who went by the unassuming name of m.l. king was only covered by black journalists writing for black papers. >>n particar, "the birmingham world," a black newspaper and its editor ery jackson. he writes about long before anyone else that dr. king is invoking gandhian principles. he becomes referred to in the black press as the black moses. the white editors, they were just living in a different world. >> the majority

martin: mr.ustice, aren't we perhaps overeveryone sizing this concern about quality -- over emphasizing this concern about equality? >> no, we can never overemphasize equality. equality is, i profoundly believe, one of the basic instincts of man kind. it's an ancient feeling that the poor and the rich ought to be treated alike. we derive our conception of equality, i think, from two sources. we derive it from biblical sources. we find in the book of liviticus an admonition to the judges of that time, that they must neither favor the rich nor the poor, but must pursue the course of righteousness and justice. and then we find in our angelo american tradition, dating back to magna carta, the thing that the barons exacted from king john was that he would not deny justice to any man, to any man, and therefore it's an old, old tradition. when i took my oath of office two years ago, i took a constitutional oath to support the constitution of the united states. but i took another oath, a judicial oath, a

take for example lockheed martin. major defense contractor worth over $90 billion, which builds every from intercontinental bulistel missiles to stealth fighting jets. their ceo is not a lockheed or a martin. the first woman to crack the top ten highest paid ceos in the s&p 500. her name is marilyn huson and she was at the white house for donald trump's announcement of new tariff s on chinese goods. >> i might ask marilyn lockheed, the leading woman's business executive in this country, according to many, and we buy billions and billions of dollars worth of that beautiful f-35. it's stealth. you cannot see it, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> better be correct. marilyn, please say a few words. >> marilyn huson, again, the ceo of lockheed martin. playing it off graciously, like dj or cj, whichever it is. she did not correct the president about her last name or job title. which is just what you have to do when this president decides that your name is something that it is not. >> marilyn lockheed. the leading woman