band van a grabbed a 2nd soon after the restart was 6 nailed to leipzig but they went on then nobody mckay's hadn't made it 7 hours to 15 minutes was the full id fence it makes up gifted leipsic and i and final goal was to cut the biggest ever with the all here's a look at all of the results so far from ed states in frankfurt preyed on by our big time 51 winning that when the berlin darby with the home side you knew own way laver couzin failed to glove dog main down the walls were as you decide molly whopped mites by 8 goals brady shared the spoils of freiburg on friday night hoffenheim had a cakewalk victory against rugeley in pa the born. here we see possible cutter of big feet in the long ball that you're going to look at dia in the dutchman stuart infos hope to tell his family about it make it 3 nil with only 26 minutes gone to him that have rounded out the scoreline in a dominate win for huffing ha. ha only 2 more games on sunday to superpose cologne and shall go to out for to complete the match day let's take a look at the table to see what's chaves gladbach get a bit more cushion in t

and vanna craft a 2nd soon after the restart at 6 nailed slicing butts light went on then nobody mckay's had an 87 off the 50 minutes was before i defensive mix up gifted leipzig and i were on final goal was to clubs the biggest ever will or here's a look at all of the results so far from bad states in frankfurt preyed on by big high 51 winning that when the berlin darby with the home side you know no way laver couzin failed to go dog main down to work as you decide molly whopped minds by 8 goals brave me shared the spoils of freiburg on friday night hoffenheim had a cakewalk victory against rugeley in pot aboard. here we see possible cutter of big feet in the long ball to your get a look at dia in the dutchman stuart infos hope to tell his family about it making it 3 nil with only 26 minutes gone to him that have rounded out the scoreline in a dominant win for hof and ha. ha only 2 more games on sunday to go host cologne and shall go to outwork to complete the match day let's take a look at the table to see what's chaves gladbach get a bit more cushion and hold on to the number one spot

who doesn't like middle-age man candy christian mckay will be there watching it. >> neil: i guess theis for the quality. >> for them to qualify for the oscar they have to show it and select cities. >> neil: is the problem were the theaters balked because they didn't want to put it against and take up screening houses because instead of having a marvel movie or something big that guarantees you income it to get theater space. >> the theaters will make their money in the first four weeks, that's been proven time and time again. to quote the godfather, or one of the godfathers, leave the gun and take the cannoli. make your money. >> they were worried about that. they thought people would stay at home and not just wait a month and they would come into the theaters and they would lose that space. >> neil: speaking of netflix, they are doing this busting playback speed so when you stream something you can stream a little bit faster, is that a problem? >> i think it's a big problem. and when we used to get mad about having commercials in the theater and now all of a sudden that's commonplace

jennifer plummer daniel cabrera dawn hayes, tyler anyon patricia borrego and benjamin mckay versus the department of building inspection, 108 albion street. issuing the appeal to albion street of an alteration permit commencingment of work not previously started under a previous permit. retrofit per fbc chapter 34b engineering criteria per asce, including plywood walls, simpson strong walls and strong frame and grade beams permit 201908088266. we'll hear from the appellant first. >> welcome back. you are always so smiley and happy to be here. >> well, commissioner i try my best to put on a happy face. i'll do my bust. i'll take that as a comment accomplishment that my face is sticking around in memory. good evening. i'm here tonight on behalf of the tenants at 108 to 118 albion street. they are sitting here behind me. >> please take conversation out in the hallway folks. stop the time please. excuse me. you need to step outside. there's no conversation while a hearing is going on. you are interfering with the process. thank you. sorry about that. >> that's okay. it happens. so given ju

mckay number of people came out and resisted british crime forces, for want of a better word.of lyra mckee. where was the gunmen? from footage i have seen, it appears he was around this area. gunmen? from footage i have seen, it appears he was around this arealj use appears he was around this areal use surprised nobody has been charged with the murder of lyra mckee? not really, why not? people have called for members of the community to inform but people in this community know the life of an informer. theyjudge by history and know exactly what happens to informers. if they give information? yes. they blame the police for lyra's death, claiming crown forces initiated the riot by raiding the house. it was more than herfriends could take. four days after her murder, they decided to act to show their anger and disgust in the most public way possible. it was kathleen's idea. that was the symbolism of the blood on their hands for what they had done. we all agreed. we would make sure it was donein agreed. we would make sure it was done ina agreed. we would make sure it was done in a

becoming free to be able to break away from some of these restrictions, then the issue becomes given mckay's book, popular dilutions and the madness of crowds, are we then free to go off the rails and establish new tribes that may or may not be good. the old tribes led to a lot of warfare, et cetera, but it seems as though some of the new leaderships have leave the chaos and i like your comment about people not properly considering human nature in proposing these things. with that, thank you. >> it's a great question. i think that we are -- part of our nature is to in some ways congregate as groups and a question, if we deny that part of our nature, which it seems increasingly liberalism does, and we abound, we. in many ways, are we inviting a time of action, to be to be not only liberal, but extremely dangerous. like anything when you tee nigh -- deny some, it's about the denial of the tribal nature or the denial of our nature as human beings to gather together into defined storms of groups leading to a much more viceral and dangerous form of group identification at the hearing. >> text fro

and want to jail him for many years to come well what about crooked hillary komi straws off the page mckay brennan. shifty schiff or a nellie steele and all of the others including even mullah himself didn't they lie a double standard like never seen before in the history of our country is going through you know what you might call a kind of greatest hits of the people that that he's targeted in the pasta you know some of them career offices in the f.b.i. former diplomats and so on here so he certainly hasn't pulled back on that has he not a bit not a bit and admittedly that is probably something that will be part of the argument in terms of if this comes up dealing with roger stone of saying ok doesn't this show there are corruption problems some of the people he specifically chosen that tweet. are interesting so we bring some clinton of course you expect clinton to come up but will most likely be bringing up the issue of ok all right sorry to interrupt you fairly we're going to philip we're going to go back to washington now where those hearings are resume investment if that's true how d

i had a conversation with both adam mckay who directed the first episode and jesse and adam mckay wasjesse was in italy. and i said, so it's a one-series part and there was this silence you could cut -- oh, no, no, no, no,. it will be on more than one series >> this is interesting, because you obviously -- you're doing broadway right now >> i am. >> television. >> i am. >> movies. >> i am. >> all of these different formats of acting and all of these different distribution platforms now. >> yeah. >> what has changed for you having content distributed in different ways with streaming now. does that change the way you look at accepting parts? >> i think streaming -- it could get excessive. so, you know, i think the book is not closed on streaming we need to see where it's going, but it's very good people really -- excuse me, people really do binge watch you know, and they love binge watching it steeeems to have become part the culture now. >> but hbo is not going to allow people to do that. they have said, they're going to roll it out weekly -- >> yeah, but you can still binge watch, bec

was arrested police say he tried to steal earrgs worth about $1800, san mateo deputies say that tom mckayiss jewelry store in millbrae on saturday and asked to see a pair of earrings and then just took off with them. in the north bay 3 men in sonoma county were arested after steang from a business in santa rosa. the men were seen on camera walking aroun the property sunday morning. >>deputies found 2 of them loading electronics into a box truck, a 3rd manas found inside the business is fenced area. deties have been searching for that man since saturday related to an assault case. a mother in meant is trying to find answs after her son died nearly 2 years ago in the north bay tyler sova died in near beach on back on december 20 17 had been hiking with his ex-girriend when he went miing. his body was found week later, the national park service of marin county iin charge now the investigation. so his mother claims the agency is improperly handling the case. the eviden doesn't add up. s death. how are 600 feet to his belongings. is it backpac over both shoulders, not with him at the bottom of

my name is mitch mckay member of the reagan foundation. there are dangers to both ends.nalism may lead to isolationism. which may lead to imperialism. because that's exactly what happened to japan so we need to watch out. my question is, what are the differences? how do you distinguish that? >> i'm not sure i really satisfying answer on this. our foreign policy should be national interest based and then you have a big argument about what that is. some people say it's more interventionist than other people. i tend to think that the international institutions we had such a big hand in developing in post-world war ii environment per sammy's profoundly serve our national interest on any reasonable cost benefit analysis much more of a benefit to the united states than a cost. but this just gets to how nationalism in and of itself can't settle a lot of these important policy questions. just saying "i'm a nationalistic" is not sufficient to tell you what your tax rate should be what entitlement policy should be and what your attitude toward nato should be. i got nothing for you

his name is tom mckay tell wfaa he was seen enterinthe new miss jewelry store in millbrae on saturday and wked in and asked the clerk to see a pair of earrings and then he just took off with them. >>well 5 victims in the gilroy garlic festival shooting will filing a lawsuit today claiming negligence security measures led to the shooting. the shooting happened back july 28 3 people were shot killed befe the gunman sent he know the gun killed himself, laers representing the 5hooting victims will be holding a news conference. this morning at 1o'clock and kron 4 sarah stinson we'll have a live report from gilroy coming up at the half hour mark says stay tuned for that. died in a boat fire off santa barbara coast off the santa barbara coast is now suing the boat's owner. christine dems or and big numbs husband was one of 34 people killed when the conception caught fire back in september. the lawsuit is a unterclaim to a lawsuit filed preemptively by the truth aquatics organization they're the owners of the oat. they filed t protect to protect themlves from liabily der the book company susp

champion mark mckay is by less than a 10th of a 2nd in qualifying on saturday this is the 6th in his maiden season. from the beginning of the year let's say from jared is our strong point honestly i don't know why but really happy because. you know when our route here makes exposed position on 6 podiums already looking looking back where we were in the past so yeah just super happy about today. meanwhile the macau motorcycle grand prix had to be abandoned after a pair of crashes brought out the red flags 1st this collision between robert hudson and maddox of any forced a 20 minute delay then shortly after the restart a multi bike pile up ended the race altogether 3 riders were taken to hospital but all were conscious with no life threatening injuries. so africa is under lombardi is one round away from taking victory at the mid bankole challenge in its own country lumbered short and even possibly 2 in saturday's 3rd round it means he is one shot clear of the former open champion louis with stays and is also from south africa on a stick to start the 2nd with what stays and at the tourn

do you think mckay should have been brought the officer?e officer? no, not at all. ican against the officer? no, not at all. i can see where the technical offence could be put but if discretion was used they would say, listen, you are trying to impose sex offences legislation on a real gap in the legislation when it comes to those sort of images being passed around on whatsapp. it's not like she went on the dark web to get the image, it wasjust she went on the dark web to get the image, it was just on her whatsapp and she did not view it and she was in the gym of all places when this happened and as a result of that they are opposing this legislation and not using any discretion —— imposing this legislation. i don't think this has happened to any other officer in this country. so why was there a decision made to pursue it? i think it is the systemic failures of institutional racism. so you think it was a white officer in the same situation it would not have been handled this way in the course? absolutely. i had a similar situation when i wa

mckay up three quarters of 1%. asx, which has had a rough time of it. up 6/10 of 1%. a bad day for manila. david: yesterday, we were down 1% that is standing on the screens. rishaad: let's have a look at some of the other asset classes. this is a position we have had. nickel has had a torrid time should it has entered a bear market. 20% down since the beginning part of september. prices may snap back next year if the conditions start to reemerge. a bit of a loose side of things that has driven things downward. investors have continued to grapple with the uncertainty of trade. let's have a look at what is going with the australian dollar. just up a fraction at the moment. we had the commonwealth of australia's pi numbers. inwed manufacturing contractor he services. picture,t the crude -- $.25 toks at 20 the barrel. the 10 year yield on the japanese bonds. the are yielding eight basis points in negative terrain. we have key gauges of price taking up slightly. it all follows last month's sales tax. a further weakening of coin inflation. this illustrates the difficulty th

mckay presidential candidates avoiding big fights in last nights debate in atlanta -- democratic presidentialtes avoiding big fights in last night's debate in atlanta. they did attack each other over climate change and health care differences. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. alix: coming up, there is no gender bias here. sachs ceos --n ceoen -- goldman sachs apple card.f this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: you're watching "bloomberg daybreak." shares of thyssenkrupp plunging the most in a year. the german conglomerate is moving to suspend its dividend and warning losses could get worse. theplans to go ahead with sale of its crown jewel, the elevator unit. . wall street banks who had been a buzzing remco are now on the sidelines. the giant -- who had been advising aramco are now on the sidelines. stanley,, morgan and chase are among those sidelined. they were unable to deliver on promises of a $2 trillion valuation. those banks will miss out on what was an

order to eliminate both that threat that red summer and it was during a time 100 years ago, the claude mckay, compose this poem that i would like to share with all of you as our beginnings of these ceremonies the state of the de dead. in san francisco. if we must die, let it not be like hogs. hunted and panned and in a glorious spot while ground is bark the man and the hungry dogs making their mock of our cursive lot. if we must die, oh let us nobody die so that our precious we'll have may not be shed in vain. then, even the monsters we define shall be constrained to alan or us though dead. oh kids men, we must meet the common foe though far outnumbered let us show us brave. and for their thousand blows, neil one death. what though before us lies the open graves like men wear face the murderous cowardly pack pressed to the wall dying but fighting back. on the centennial of red summer i say that we must die is the very appropriate way to begin because all of those who are honored by the american book award this year, have answered in one way or another club case call and that went out them i

marian anderson, claude mckay, langston hughes, ralph ellison who used his grant to help them during a long. it took him to write abysmal man. aaron douglas -- to write the invisible man. franklin, ralph bunch, elizabeth kaplan. there were less well known but no less important figures who became scholars, lawyers, minister eight or, people like horace mann bond, frank lynn fraser, kenneth clark and mei mei clark, rayford logan, pauline murray, dr. charles drew and many others. 10 rosenwald fellows participated in the legal work that resulted in the brown v. board of education case. i live in washington, d.c. and the phillips collection has one half of the panels of the migration series. richyear, building on this trove of jacob lawrence images, they mounted an entire exhibit of art inspired by migration's worldwide. a local public school in the neighborhood where i live on capitol hill, went to see the year-longd then did a study based on what they had seen there. they talked about the annual journey of the monarch butterfly, that migration. they talked about worldwide migrations and

. >> you know the secretary asked rudy giuliani to carry out any diplomatic efforts prince mckay did not and i'm not aware that the secretary did either. so back to the extent that your reporting back into individuals, you believe he is referring to the others we've discussed. >> kurt volker in particular. students in question, i want to support your nomination and you know that i believe in you as a public servant, having a little hard time understanding your reluctance to make a conclusion as to what the policy of the united states was over the course of the summer because you've seen the july 25th transcript in a written testimony using the stacked and i hope you conducted your own investigation. so let me just sort of ask the question i asked earlier again. missing understanding, the policy of the united states, to press the ukrainian government to conduct investigations and debridement and attorney deaf theories about the 2016 election interference. >> i understand that you may have not been part of these efforts but is now is that your opinion that that was the policy of the un

. >> hearingm from michael mckay see who i think made a really important point. it is easy to get confused by what the ultimate goal is. he encouraged us to keep our eye on the crime rate. the crime rate was coming down. we were obviously making some progress. if it was going up, something, obviously, was going wrong. do you agree with that focus? >> yes. >> finally, doctor sawyer, senator whitehouse as you heard, the odd couple on prison reform. freedom of information issues.se i will leave that to others to judge. [laughter] we are introducing some additional informationhs to promote successful reintegration by introducing the reenter act. what we are trying to do is providete federal judges the authority, the discretion, really, we are providing discretion to issue their own certificates of rehabilitation and acknowledged that eligible offenders have finished their sentences and demonstrated their commitment to a law-abiding future. we are looking at the state experience and a third have a similar program. i am glad, just like the first iestep back enjoying br

heinz be mckay asking a man in his consent to enter to the performance review into the record. >> may i inquire colonel vindman whether he like us to do that if you be happy to or preferred not to be on the record of the event you. >> i guess with reductions it has pi in it and should be free under protected and elements that are irrelevant are the actual narrative. >> did you read the relevant portions? that would be the short version and there's other paragraphs. >> all withdraw my request. >> thank you both for your p testimony. >> you join the service in 2006? >> correct. >> prior to being that you worked as a field representative for the bush cheney campaign and then held a political appointment and the department of homeland security undersecretary? is that correct. >> that is correct. >> as a foreign service officer you have served three presidents to republican and one democrat is correct? >> correct. >> from state to advise of vice president of foreign policy toward europe and russia cracked? >> that is right. >> on sunday the president targeted you in asioio tweet, ts after

becoming free to be able to break away from some of these restrictions, then the issue becomes given mckay'sook, popular dilutions and the madness of crowds, are we then free to go off the rails and establish new tribes that may or may not be good. the old tribes led to a lot of warfare, et cetera, but it seems as though some of the new leaderships have leave the chaos and i like your comment about people not properly considering human nature in proposing these things. with that, thank you. >> it's a great question. i think that we are -- part of our nature is to in some ways congregate as groups and a question, if we deny that part of our nature, which it seems increasingly liberalism does, and we abound, we. in many ways, are we inviting a time of action, to be to be not only liberal, but extremely dangerous. like anything when you tee nigh -- deny some, it's about the denial of the tribal nature or the denial of our nature as human beings to gather together into defined storms of groups leading to a much more viceral and dangerous form of group identification at the hearing. >> text from

those gusts are touching 70 to 80 mph across south east of england —— mckay southwest.t ahead. low pressure is still where there's tomorrow but it has lost some of its intensity. still quite windy here although not those extreme gusts we have seen this morning full stop still some showers around but midlands, east anglia, a drier brighter day with temperatures tomorrow at ten to 14 celsius. the weekend ahead is still looking u nsettled weekend ahead is still looking unsettled and starting to feel a bit cooler again. back to you. a little break there on tuesday. we just have a message here saying that already in cornwall 31 incidents relating to the weather. it is expected to be heavy winds right throughout the day to this evening so stay in, stay safe and take care. let us know if you experience any of that bad weather today. ten minutes away from the world cup final. eight minutes. sorry, eight minutes. the western film is commonly thought of as an all—american creation — but did you know that the very first one was filmed right here in the uk? yes, blackburn in lancas