mcgregor had faced multiple charges after attacking a bus of other fighters in april.go anger management treatment and community service. former england full back ben foden has signed a deal to become player/coach at new york—based rugby united, who are joining the new ‘major league rugby‘ next season. foden has won 32 england caps but says america ‘is there is be cracked'. british—registered women's cycling team wiggle high5 will not return next year after reportedly struggling to find a main sponsor for next season. the team started in 2013 and the likes of laura kenny and joanna rowsell shand have previously ridden for it. england can no longer qualify automatically for the quarter—finals at the women's hockey world cup after the second—lowest ranked team — ireland — secured a shock victory over india. the green army beat the side ranked fifth in the world 1—0 thanks to anna o'flanagan's deflected effort. the result means ireland — who are competing in their first world cup in 16 years — will top pool b and have guaranteed their place in the quarterfinals. england f

connor mcgregor back. connor mcgregor scored a plea deal yesterday avoiding jail time.ring a window. that meltdown left some fighters on the bus with injuries. mcgregor and his teammate pled guilty to a disk orderly conduct violation. he was once a facing up to seven years behind bars. the two had to say out of trouble for a year. and complete an anger management program as part of the deal. >> aaron judge judge hit with a pitch last night. he won't be able to swing the bat for at least three weeks. he will be reevaluated after áqp"y to come back. and back. and on most home run left one batter frustrated. how does he handle the disappointment. >> teammates are cheering him on. he was hoping a little extra muscle can help him get it over the fence next time. facebook seen its worst day ever yesterday after reporting disappointing results in guidance a live report from london coming up when we return. facebook is suffering the biggest one-day loss of any public traded company yesterday after reporting disappointing earnings. the earnings. the senior currency analyst. join

mcgregor went ape wild on that. could also be ordered to enter an anger management program. you think? >> nah. he's fine. >> if he stays out of trouble for a year, his record will be wiped, just like what mayweather did to him. >> ooh. careful. >> and that bus was not saying a word to him. >>> a group of kids in colorado have done their part to restore our faith in mankind. >> this is haley winki and her 6 year old brother wearing the helmet, as well as a friend of theirs.et filled wind the cash and left a message. >> we found your wallet outside your car and thought we would give it back to you. so i don't know, i'm going to put it over here so no one takes any money. >> the doorbell prompted them to leave a message. haley thought it would be the right thing to do. >> good for them. good kids. i like the little one. hey, wait for me! wait for me! >>> coming up, why mission impossible may not be so impossible for tom cruise. the sixth installment opens at the box office. critics are loving it. >>> and the rising you

. >>> mixed martial arts conner mcgregor closer to striking a deal in new york, mcgregor had a disputeearlier in the year, 3 people were injured, mcgregor not charged with a felony but under the plea deal which is still being worked out prosecutors will reduce that felony charge down to a misdemeanor mcgregor was facing potentially 7 years in jail. >>> a young woman is in the hospital this morning after being struck by lightning in wisconsin, it happened yesterday morning at a four-day musical festival called country thunder. witnesses say 22-year-old brittany was on her phone when lightning struck her in the ear, she is being treated in a hospital. >>> teaching california about the danger of lime disease, the cdc says that lime disease is the fastest-growing bug transmitted infection in our country. there are about 100 confirmed cases of lime disease in california every year with humboldt, trinity and men -- causing fever, fatigue, rash, extreme cases some arthritis, fda is reportedly fast tracking a vaccine but a new drug is likely to face opposition from anti-vaccination groups. >>

champions league qualifying rounds, thanks to goals from odsonne edouard, james forrest and callum mcgregorthe wimbeldon semi finals. the 23—times grand slam champion lost her first set of the tournament but came through 3—6, 6—3, 6—4 against the italian camila giorgi. williams will face 13th seed yulia gur—gus on thursday. eleventh seed angelique kerber also reached the semi—finals with a 6—3, 7—5 win over russia's daria kasat—kina. kerber, the highest—ranked seed left in the women's competition, will face jelena ostapenko on thursday. jamie murray and bruno soares are out of the men's doubles. they lost their quarterfinal against raven klaasen and michael venus three sets to two. elsewhere though, britain's dom inglot and joe salisbury are through to the semi—finals after winning their quarterfinals. that's all from sportsday with me will perry and olly foster in moscow. goodnight. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former trade minister, lord digbyjones, and the broadcaster, henry bonsu. tomorrow's front pages are alr

last week's first leg at ibrox and were seldom troubled until the last couple of minutes, when alan mcgregoran sheet. in tonight's second leg champions league qualifiers, welsh champions the new saints were 4—0 winners against macedonian champions shkendija on the night — but despite that fight back — it wasn't enough — they go out 5—4 on aggregate. northern ireland's crusaders are also out — lost 2 nil to ludogorets — 9 nil on aggregate. england's under—19s began the defence of their european title with a 3—2 win over turkey in finland. afterfalling behind, spurs defender japhet tanganga levelled, before nottingham forest striker ben brereton, gave england the lead just before half time. and how about this for a goal — sunderland midfielder elliot embleton curling past the turkey keeper to put his side 3—1 up. england will face ukraine and france later in group b, with the top two nations from each group progressing to the semi—finals. could liverpool be about to break the world transfer record for a goalkeeper for this man — allisson. the brazil and roma shot stopper is in demand byjurgen

sarah mcgregor, who heads u.s. economic policy coverage in washington. thank you.et's take a look at the escalating trade tensions with the snp global ratings. joins us.wald it is pretty difficult for economists to really model the real economic impact going forward, given the kind of narrative can change from day to day. what is your best case scenario are rolled outs friday? it does not look like we will have any kind of last-minute negotiations to avoid that. >> good morning. i think the best case scenario for us is actually week move away from the trade wars and to a situation where the u.s. and china have essentially a renewed version of the strategic economic dialogue. we could put bilateral investment on the table. i really don't think the trade is a key issue. the u.s. trade imbalance with china reflects a lot of u.s. savings. if you look at china's surplus, it is less than 2% of gdp. it is unclear from all the stories we are reading what the ultimate objectives are of the u.s. do we want to reduce the bilateral trade deficit with china? do we want to reduc

colonel mcgregor joins us now.e have nato bases, from a military perspective, there hasn't been a invasion and nato is beginning to change its objective. who would have thought it would have been in afghanistan having a cyber unit to it? can you see the positive impact the president is making? >> president's impact is being positive from the outside. he's delivering a message that is at least two decades overdue. the europeans have been essentially enjoying defense cost free from the most part, and we bring the balance of the military power and provide the command and control. without us, there is frankly no nato and he was absolutely right to talk about germany. it's not simply a question of funding in germany, germany effectively has no armed forces anymore. the forces in germany are hopelessly demoralized. >> they said hey guys, we have a budget. no germans signed up.ss >> that's only part of the problem. the larger problem is thatdg the germans thanks to us don't feel obligated to defend themselves and the pres

. >>> connor mcgregor will avoid jail time aer guilty to disorderly conduct charges.ty serviceo and an anger management evaluation. the plea stems from a fight. he was caught on camera throwing a hand truck at a bus full of fighters. >>> the louvre museum in trance is now oering a 90 minute guided tore to retrace the steps of power couplend jay. e two are highlights all 17 piec of acouple's video. >> tinhe last month the carters posef perform in front icoc pieces this as tpa comny run tour two at fedex field. >> thisk' wee fox beat free friday giv away is up y alley. could win four tickets to hershey park. tickets are vhid ny day througeptember 3rd and after that, every saturday ands. each prize has aetail value of $267. justo to fox5d.c.com/contests between now and 11:59 p.m. and enter for a chance toin p wrovided byy park. twoin wners random drawing, that happens on july 30th. be 18 or older. complete rules and online entry are available atfo x5d.c.com/contests. on>> dor't >> yeah, exactly. it's closed this week, right, think sofor today abolut our weather this comi

. >> joining me now is political strategist matthew mcgregor. great to have you with me.o the u.k., they were expecting about 50,000 protesters. that number swelled to almost a quarter million. what exactly is it in your thoughts about donald trump that makes him so unpopular in the u.k.? >> well he's really done a lot to bring the country together after a couple of years of real divisiveness in the same way the england soccer run has put a smile on people's face. donald trump has brought people together in opposition to his policy and bemusement at his behavior. it is the behavior in the way he conducts himself that throws a lot of british people off. he kind of looks disheveled he said things untrue and he attacks the prime minister while in the country, whether you are a liberal or conservative, that is a strange thing for a foreign leader to do. so it is the kind of bemusement that brought people together in opposition to his visit. >> the other comments, when it comes to immigration there, especially in europe, losing their culture given that. is there something that

qana mcgregor has avoided a prison in the united states after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in new york the mixed martial arts fighter was arrested in april as heinous entourage stormed found a ground cop aka the barclays center in brooklyn and smashed up a bus filled with fighters at the time of the brawl mcgregor was angry at the sport's governing body for strictly him and his lightweight title instead of jail time he'll undergo anger management treatment and has to do five days community service. i just want to say i'm trying both to the d.a. and the judge for allow me to move forward i want to say to my friends my family my friends how you're going to support right. now the new n.f.l. season only kicks off in september but the tames are already back in camp or preparing and before things get too serious the green bay packers on a decades long franchise tradition it was the opening day of that training camp and children lined up with that bicycles in the hope that one of that hair eyes would borrow that bike to make their way to the training filled base that has been practic

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the irish ufc fighter conor mcgregor, the man that you can see with the beard there, has been sentenced community service in the us after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. the mixed martial artist escaped a jail term after an incident in new york in april, involving other fighters. he was also told to take an anger management class. and... paul mccartney delighting a very lucky group of beatles fans with a surprise gig at the cavern club, the rebuilt venue in liverpool where the band started out back in the early 1960s. many fans waited for hours hoping to get a ticket, after paul mccartney announced the free gig. during his performance of beatles classic,s he told the crowd that the band didn't know if it would ever have any future, but quipped "we did okay". and they certainly did. back to our top story now, and that's the apparent election victory for imran khan and his party in pakistan. anwita basu, south east asia analyst for the economist intelligence unit, explained the challenges imran khan will be facing in coming days. at the first instance, he's slated to have about 120

champions league qualifying rounds, thanks to goals from 0dsonne edouard, james forrest and callum mcgregor the wimbledon semi—finals. the 23—times grand slam champion lost her first set of the tournament, but came through 3—6, 6—3, 6—4 against the italian camila giorgi. williams will face 13th seed julia gorges on thursday. angelique kerber also reached the semifinals with a 6—3, 7—5 win over russia's daria kasatkina. kerber, the highest—ranked seed left in the women's competition, will face jelena 0stapenko on thursday. jamie murray and bruno soares are out of the men's doubles. they lost their quarter—final against raven klaasen and michael venus 3—2. elsewhere though, britain's dom inglot and joe salisbury are through to the semi—finals after winning their quarter—finals. you can get the latest on the website whenever you like, but that is all the sport from me for now. the university access watchdog, the office for students, says students' backgrounds should be taken into account when awarding places, to improve equality of opportunity. it comes as a report from the fair education alli

sarah mcgregor, take you so much for that. trade war fears making the way to wall street.et's talk about more. that we are hearing president trump talk about the dollar and currencies, could this trade war change into a currency war? lives: i don't think so. think so.i don't liquidity was injected a few days ago. we were accused of starting a currency war. the currency is a byproduct of the excess liquidity that was put into the market to stable on -- bond defaults. it is very typical what a central bank does. the byproduct is the currency weakens. focus on what is a declining economy, and maybe something of a dire straits for liquidity issues in china with a tariff situation adding to it. it could escalate. year,his is the time of sarah. we should be talking about earnings and how to the dynamics play together? areh: equity investors interested in the earnings. they have come in strong. headlinesade trickling in and they don't seem to end. maybe toward the beginning of the week it seemed we would be focusing on earnings. we had the interview clip leaked and the tweets fro

joining us now is sarah mcgregor. the u.s. expected to do? >> the u.s.s going forward with its plan to put tariffs on chinese goods on friday. i think it is important that china decided to reschedule its retaliation and not necessarily put it into place right away. waiting for the announcement is something that we are thinking that we really want to see the u.s. decision come down here. as we all know, the trump administration has retreated from trade threats that it has made in the past. there is no reason to believe that the chinese tariffs will not take effect. everyone was wait until that decision is made before we see the rubber hits the road. hourswe are still 24 ahead of when that will happen here. german auto industry lenders are making the case to the white house on a trade feud will cause irreparable it -- damage to global business. >> we have heard from u.s. automakers submitting comments for this auto import probe that the trump administration is trying to determine if imports pose a threat to national security. we have heard from gm and a lo

. >>> and mixed martial arts star connor mcgregor pled guilty to disorderly conduct in exchange for fiveommunity service. this following melee at a new york city arena. >>> that's the news update this hour back to "squawk alley," carl, back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>> facebook is down, where does that leave the social media giant. we talk to an early investor roger mcnamee, famous critic in recent qrts.uaer dow up 138 "squawk alley" back in a moment. at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com >>> facebook is dragging tech stocks lower this morning, although not the broader market. social network responsible for 70 negative points on the ndx. joining us, elevation partners co-founder, early facebook investor, now says very public critic, roger mcnamee. good to talk to you. >> carl, always good

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mcgregor had faced multiple charges after attacking a bus of other fighters in april.e story about this fake donkey. we are assuming it is fake. in cairo, they have painted a donkey so it looks like a zebra. we don't know. but then you suggested there are... back in the 70s, colchester zoo, i suggested there are... back in the 70s, colchesterzoo, isaw suggested there are... back in the 70s, colchester zoo, i saw the zedonks, they basically have zebra mothers and a donkey father. photos have been sent in. i was sceptical about what you said about the donkey. we have got a photo sent to us. donkey. we have got a photo sent to us. so many of you got in touch with us! this photo was taken on the third ofjuly 1936. way us! this photo was taken on the third ofjuly1936. way before your time. p zookeeper at london zoo displaying a hybrid donkey, a zedonks, accommodation of a donkey and a zebra and has a zebra striped legs are. just as he described! 0verall legs are. just as he described! overall it is a zebroid, a zebra hybrid, but the zedonk is the donkey. i saw it in the 197

. >> anthony: bryant mcgregor is the owner of the silver dollar saloon in what was once butte's chinatown "butte, america." >> anthony: amanda curtis is a former state congresswoman, was born of the labor movement. she's a unionist, an advocate for workers and this solidly union city she calls home. >> amanda: when you got off the boat in ellis island it said butte pinned to your shirt. and it wasn't butte, montana, right? it was butte, america. we were founded by european immigrants who came from socialist countries with all these crazy socialist ideas. >> anthony: would you say montana in a stereotypical way is fairly, relatively socially conservative? >> amanda: oh, absolutely but butte is labor town. >> bryant: nobody knows anything about union history. you know, they don't teach it. when the country was at its peak, unions were at their peak. wages were at their peak; unions were at their peak. >> anthony: that was then, this is now. this is the era of "i've got mine jack." amanda: that's what makes butte different. it's not "i've got mine." >> anthony: it isn't? >> amanda: it's, it'

mcgregor later turned himself into police and faces three charges of assault.utors informed the court that the potentialfor a plea bargain was being discussed. more sport in the next hour. the desperate search is continuing for the many people missing after wildfires in greece. more than 80 people are known to have died. seen from above, the scale of the disaster here is clear. this is a eu humanitarian helicopter, more than 80 people have died, 200 are injured and around 100 are still missing. 0n the ground, that aid is coming in — clothing and food for the hundreds now left homeless. this man has lived here for decades. he is used to summerfires, but nothing like this. translation: the fires came swirling, like a tornado. it was the wind. whenever the fire died down and there was a new fire. the fires looked like they were coming from a flame—thrower, not from a burning tree. the flames came down the hillside here, through the houses. those who survived did so by scrambling into the sea. this phone video shows them standing, watching as their village burned.

douglas mcgregor is a retired army colonel, author of the book "margin of victory."t on this show, he joins us tonight. thank you for coming on. >> i appreciated. >> and i cannot help since i have been in washington for three years notice that the very people who are pushing this new entanglement, this new enterprise are the trump administration's greatest enemies on every subject, and they are also the same people who predicted outcomes that never came to pass. and in other words they have been wrong again and again and again, how do they have power? >> i think that president trump lost control of the whole appointment process, stabbing the government shortly after the election. i do not know the details, but he ended up appointing large numbers of paper gloom and people who brought and their fr, almost all of whom were opposedo donald trump and his agenda. it is important to say something about the president's comments, because he is right, if you look at the iran -- irani military establishment. if there were a war, it would be a one-sided affair, but the problem

is reporter sarah mcgregor. chinese policymakers digging in for a lengthy fight. they keep stressing in their remarks that they are not the aggressor. why do you think that is? >> the whole impetus of these tariffs was the trump administration. they looked into china's practices on intellectual property and they found that it violated the rules. this is what started this whole tariff war. i think china wants to, it has been painting itself as a globalist ever since donald trump was elected. they are trying to champion themselves as a world leader at this time and contrast themselves with the trump administration. tois important for them showcase themselves as responding to the tariffs and also within the wto rules, retaliating has a bigger scope for rationale than actually imposing tariffs in the first place. >> do we know of any on either to going have this off or to make these tariffs short-lived? trump is on his way to montana right now. he is going for a political speech there. he may say something at the rally that would surprise us or he will be speaking to

second overall after coming third in thursday stage khana mcgregor has avoided prison in the united states out of pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in new york the mixed martial arts fighter who was arrested in april as he and his entourage stole into the underground car park at the boquet center in brooklyn and smashed up a bus filled with fighters at the time of the brawl makarenko was angry at the sport's governing body for stripping him of his lightweight title instead of jail time he'll undergo anger management treatment and has to do five days community service. i just want to say i'm tankful to the d.a. and the judge for allow me to move forward i want to say to my friends my family my fans tell you for support and that is all useful for now i have more feel later and that's it for me rob matheson for this news hour but i'll be back in a moment with more of the day's news including the latest on pakistan's elections the final results might not be in but imran khan's already claiming victory yemen's hoofy say they've hit abu dhabi airport with a drone attack but the u.a.e. says t

barclays center in brooklyn and smashed up a boss filled with fighters at the time of the brawl mark mcgregor was angry at the sport's governing body for stripping him of his lightweight title and instead of jail time he'll undergo anger management treatment and has to do five days community service. i just want to say i'm tying both to the d.a. and the judge for allow me to move forward i want to say to my friends my family my fans tell you for support right all right that is all useful for now it is back to syria in london thank you joe that is it from me for this news hour but don't go away i will be back in a moment with much more of the day stooge. when people think of cuba they think of revolution but ivana is undergoing a new revolution in the field cover the last of the it's an abode and we're here to discover if those changes are reflected on the plate if this is a q what is the q. and a. restaurant owner i'm trying to read more to david root a.j. it's on al-jazeera. when diplomacy fails and fears sweep then our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the bar

. ♪ >> ufc fighter conor mcgregor will not go to jail after a guilty plea to a disorderly conduct violation from when he threw a metal dolly -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the worst moonwalk i've ever seen. [ applause ] in other dancing news, so do you know the am i feelings challenged. it's a viral deal where you post a video of you dancing to the song "in my feelings" and a lot of people have been doing the dance while jumping out of moving cars. the car's moving. it used to be called ghost riding the whip. but now it's -- in my -- whatever the hell it's called. anyway, this is a new take on that. this is from a gentleman in florida of course who took the car part of the challenge to an unprecedentelevel. ♪ [ laughter ] now -- i know. i know. believe it or not, he's fine. physically at least. his name is jalen norwood. and we tracked him down today. and that is jalen joining us on our big cisco screen from boynton beach. how are you doing, jalen? >> i'm pretty good, man. living life. living. >> jimmy: you seem like you're okay physically. yes? >> yes. absolutely. >> jimmy: is this how y

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sarahto bloomberg news' mcgregor and vince.lamessident trump rising rates for holding america back. this is bloomberg. ♪ julie: the fed finds itself on president trump's list of factors undermining america's competitive edge. he wrote the united states should not be penalized because we are doing so well. tightening now hurts all that we have done. the u.s. should be allowed to recapture what was lost due to bad trade deals. duee coming -- debt coming and we are raising rates, really? is here with us now from washington. i'm sure he does this in his office. he reads the tweets been writes his notes as he is inspired. isn't the economy supposed to strengthen, jobs are supposed to grow, inflation is supposed to heat up? >> of course. youhe fed were in different could see the markets freak out. it is not a fed story, it is a market story. if the fed wants to erode market confidence start messing with the federal reserve. joe: walk us through that. how is it going to happen that tweets from president trump question have a month --

organizers up to turin chill rain cattle second overall after coming third in thursday's stage khana mcgregorhas avoided prison in the united states after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct in new york the mixed martial arts fighter was arrested in april as he and his entourage stormed the underground car park at the boquet center in brooklyn and smashed up a bus filled with fighters at the time of the brawl makarenko was angry at the sport's governing body for stripping him of his lightweight title instead of jail time he'll undergo anger management treatment and has to do five days community service. i just want to say i'm trying both to the da and the judge for allow me to move forward i want to say to my friends my family my fans tell you for support and that is all useful for now i have more feel later on laura cause going to be here in a couple of minutes with the latest of all these stories including north korea returning the remains of american soldiers killed during the korean war a promise made by kim jong un during his june eighteenth donald trump buy from. the sky should be no

sarah mcgregor, thank you so much, reporting from washington.ill stay on the topic of trade. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: this is bloomberg markets. i'm taylor riggs. scarlet: and i'm scarlet fu. the french davos is taking place this weekend, and we spoke with nyu professor nouriel roubini about the trade war. right now there is less synchronized global growth, the eurozone, japan, the u.k. are slowing down. the two bright spots in the global economy were the u.s. and china, and now we are at the beginning of a generalized trade war not just because the u.s. and china, but because the u.s. is a must going to -- cars of the united states, and even nafta right now looks dead on arrival taste on the fact -- a perfect storm where the u.s. is engaged in trade wars with europe, the nafta partners and china, and there could be a slowdown of global economic growth. >> at the same time, i do not know how much reform you think has been done, but does that push us the case you laid out? i do not expect a or a recession, but this global expan

didn't have to sweat too much in the second — the only scare coming two minutes from time with alan mcgregoroma. if the deal goes through it would be a world record fee for a goalkeeper. and arsene wenger says he might have made a mistake by staying at arsenal for too long. the frenchman left at the end of last season after 22 years in north london. he told the french broadcaster rtl that he "neglected a lot of people", and became a "prisoner of his own challenge". chris froome and geraint thomas are still right in the mix at the tour de france ahead of the first mountain top finish of this year's race. they finished stage 10 yesterday alongside their main rivals — on what was the first day in the alps. frenchman julien alaphillipe took the stage victory. the action on the road was actually almost upstaged by a biker in the air. this is a mountain biker jumping over the pellet in yesterday. looks impressive from that angle. what a landing! making it look easy. there was a dramatic finish to the women's race — la course. annemiek van vlueten overhauled her dutch compatriot anna van der bregga

understand exactly what's going on today given the incredible decline in that company's stock >> scott mcgregor>> some of the challenges that those who were not bullish on the company believe are coming for it, as you might imagine you can think of qualcomm, they're sitting there going, see, we told you this guy was going to go out and do another deal and would this really have benefited our shareholders what would we be doing if we were now owned by them we could argue they wouldn't have done another deal -- >> a lot of the advisors that were against the acquisition -- >> the broadcom deal >> yeah. i can tell you steve mullenkauf, the ceo of qualcomm. i did everything i could rather than just say will you really just slag him? i really need it he couldn't do it. >> qualcomm, it is worth looking at nxp we haven't done it in a while. it is the 12th of july remember qualcomm's deal to acquire nxp semiconductor has until july 25th. it is trading well below the offer. still waiting for the approvals from china for antitrust many people want to believe that it is linked to the zte situation, and tha

. >> my question to you is you're up against these fabulous actors like ewan mcgregor but also she'sth cgi. >> i feel like we all know these characters really well. and we all have -- my grandpare grandparents' generation and my parents and mine today have this afinty with winnie the pooh because they're such classic tales so i felt like i had been doing the film for years in a way. i felt comfortable with them until you get there on set and you're working with these amazing kind of stuffed animals and you see on screen the attention to detail that you can see hairs moving and facial expressions that seem so human. i think this film does beautifully is takes the essence and the heart of pooh and just with technology makes him so -- >> brings him to life. what was it like on set? what did they have you acting against? >> yeah. >> stuffed animals. >> you're acting with actors and, yeah, i mean, well, i mean the real animals, of course, just come to life. i don't want to ruin anything for any children out there. >> i wonder as an actor, it's amazing. >> it is, yeah and they all have the

. >> no sooner had ziggler finished than the president's campaign manager mark mcgregor met with recordersconnection between the white house and watergate. a charge with "the post" knows and half a dozen of investigations have found to be false. the hallmark of "the post's" campaign is hypocrisy. it's celebrated double standard is today visible for all to see. >> i'm not talking to you about halderman or anybody else. >> what went wrong? >> didn't you say that the fbi had information on halderman in the files. we have it in the notes with you on the telephone right here. >> we have to talk to your boss if you don't talk to us. >> what the hell are you talking about? >> we're not trying to get anybody into trouble. we're trying to find out if we made errors. if we made a mistake, we'll come off the story but we don't want to come off the story. >> tell us -- >> i'm not talking about it. i'm not talking to you about halderman or anybody else. i can't be seen talking to you bastards. >> are we being set? tell us. >> are we being set up? >> -- you. -- you. >> honest to god, i don't understand

most comes from the highly-publicized fight with conor mcgregor last year.illion. most coming from the sale of his tequila brand to diageo. ashley: what about the kardashians? >> always. kylie jenner, the younger of the kardashians. stuart: she is in the kardashian clan. >> 166 million. she caused controversy, featured in "fortune" magazine as self-made billionaire. really, self-made? she has family backing. number four, "judge judy,," syndication rights $147 million. ashley: the judge, yes. stuart: $140 million. ashley: incredible. >> number five, the rock. dwayne johnson. $124 million. am i only one who thinks his movies are getting repetitive? ashley: you think. >> same story lines, jimming out of movies. ashley: earthquakes. >> comedies. stuart: i don't know work of many of those celebrities you put up there. >> highest musician, group them together, musicians, u2, $118 million. you make more money from touring than you do actually from sales of songs. stuart: still pulling in, u2, a generation ago they were big. 180 million still. that is astonishing. >