merrin.cussionist joseph wilkerson has been part of or kids for the last five years. >> a lot of people doing drugs and drinking and all this stuff and some people could be affected by this but since i've been in this program it actually helped me turn away from that. >> has or kids been successful? >> we started with 30 in 2008 and we have 750. if we keep going, we should be able to reach 80,000. 83,000. that's the number of kids in the baltimore city public schools. >> get them all in there? >> yeah, absolutely. >> alsop is a conductor's conductor. teaching college students at peabody conservatory. >> when you first start doing it how do you do it? >> this is the tricky aspect of conducting. you actually don't have an instrument. it's like playing air violin. it's all imagined. in order to practice as a conductor, you really need 40 people i would say to come over every day. >> yeah but i think it's too complicated. >> mike repper came to the peabody from california specifically to learn fr

and, today, the group of folks who backed derek merrin got together to talk about what they plan to doand if they plan to oppose or try to push forward legislation that maybe speaker jason stephens doesn't want to see. so it's -- like you said, it's kind of bringing everything to a standstill. geoff: yeah. well, what led the moderates, the moderate republicans, to push back? karen: i think there were some questions during our lame-duck session in december about some of the bills that were proposed that didn't go forward, some that did. there was one night where the house was meeting for 16 hours straight, ended at 6:00 in the morning. there were some questions about whether that was something that might have really caused some republicans to be frustrated. there are republicans, moderate republicans, who say that derek merrin, who was the speaker-elect, did not reach out to them after he won that vote. and they were concerned about that. his supporters, merrin supporters, say his father was in hospice and dying at the time, and so he didn't have the ability to do much other than try to

coming up, we will be joined by seth merrin.ing volatility and what it does to the markets on bloomberg . ♪ david: wildfires continue to rage through alberta. a wind may shift the fires away from oil-producing areas. amanda: some top bond investors say the u.s. central bank is on course to raise rates. the founder and ceo resigning following an internal review at lending club. ♪ david: we are about 30 minutes away from the opening bell. this is bloomberg . i'm david westin alongside jonathan ferro and amanda lang who is our colleague from canada. she is adding some class. amanda: that is a low bar. jonathan: futures firming up in the session. dow futures up around seven points. a big day of gains on the dax. a weaker euro but stronger dollar in the fx market. rolling over on the dollar. crude higher through much of the session now in negative territory, down .5%. the concern over the new saudi and canada's wildfires taking down productions in that country. let's get to matt miller. shares downg club by assistive their va

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the rhinos were 10—nil up for the first half, thanks to tries from trent merrin, jack walker and rob but it wasn't enough to beat leeds. also tonight, they had a big win over whole kr. the tour de france gets underway tomorrow in — brussels. the riders will cover over 2000 miles before finishing in paris in three weeks time. the defending champion geraint thomas is in the unusual position of co—leading team ineos with egan bernal after chris froome was seriously injured in a crash last month. but the welshman says he and bernal aren't rivals — gareth rhys 0wen reports from the belgian capital. they may may have changed but expectations surrounding cycling richest most successful team remain as high as ever, despite the omission, formally team sky still start the race as clear favourites, they have two joint leaders, deride time as the defending champion and his form lately has been patchy and the untalented colombian. as for other contenders from the uk, they will be hoping for a high finish, especially item, but there is left out of that team dimension due to lack of form and not ad

this is a very very famous party chart from doctor merrin. in his large database, this is the most common followed by coronary artery in this is a decade old in publication and hdm is the most common cause of cardiac death for us athletes. let's broaden the scope a little bit. this is the same graph reproduced from doctor merrin. this is data from italy. it looks a bit different. only 2% in italy were cardiomyopathy is a lot harder and the most common is that a clustering in italy, the way we look at the data. and self-reported data for media reports. it is a small region. and the us military, everything looks different. what is unique about these graphs is sudden unexplained death, the most common cause, most common category meaning based on the scenario that was given it sounds cardiac but even after an autopsy, medical review we can put a label or diagnosis. important to remember we still can't identify the cause of sudden death. that gets us to vision screening. and central purposes screening of competitive athletes to raise suspicion of

the movie was the cook, the thief, that one -- with helen merrin, who is absolutely fabulous -- helen mirren, fabulous actress. he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked with a dutch artistic director, and i get to work with him. he was very specific and fabulous man. also, they were very specific about the color. in reality, they asked me because the color is a little like in the spirit. it is something in common. i was flattered to do that, but it is beautiful to see how much they are -- our work, our demand is to make a beautiful movie. i should not be able to do anything. i never thought about it, but when people ask me, you have to be so clever. >> tom ford made a movie, so why not you? >> because my brain is not that sure. you have to think about so many things. truly, it is a big work. you have to be strong. you have to take care also of the physiology of the actor which is, like, oh, my god. you can be depressed. also, you see the depression of ev

. >> summer movie season wraps with a better than expected thriller featuring the great helen merrin and starring a rising star. >> he's a man his sadistic experiments left thousands disfigured or dead. >> it begins with a mission in the 1960's and skips for 30 years. helen merrin pays the older version of a spy whose first mission gets bound in a secret. >> >> that's good. >> after a summer full of sequels and remakes, it stands out for its old school storytelling with a thrilling twist. this weekend "the help" won the box office and approach the $100 million bought -- $100 million mark. this week also brings "seven days in utopia." evidently bible study helps your putting. >> or at least it helps you control your cursing while you are putting. >>> i don't know if you saw this, but beyonce overshadowed many of the performers. she unbuttoned her jacket and revealed her baby bump. she was congratulated and the couple has been married now for three years. >> i wonder how that have? >> know you don't. >> you will have to school me on that. >>> the penguin who lost and ended up thousands

and david merrin and his book war."watch the 2017 colby military atters symposium saturday noon eastern on c-span two's tv. thursday's white house briefing, tom bossert announced details for the new executive to improve cyber security. afterwards, the white house principal deputy secretary fielded questions from the of fbir about the firing director james comey. this is 45 minutes.

hollywood blockbusters back some see those big hollywood breakthrough came with the role of father merrin the horror classic the exorcist he worked well into his eighty's one of his last roles was in the german rather in the t.v. fantasy blockbuster again. let's get a reminder now of our top story trading on wall street was temporarily suspended as the dow plunged to 7 percent on opening that continued as global trends to as traders react to a sharp drop in the price of oil and fears over the impact of the spread of the coronavirus. business africa is coming right up with beneficial and stay with us. is the human race to destroy so. we are winning the basic elements of our systems. players using too much water and losing the global water useless. place we may think our water supplies will last forever. but they are.

then come up things go wrong. 30 years later, helen merrin as version of the young spy. a weekend and best bet. everybody. weekend, am arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. knowob ryan, i want you to was at reagan national airport, a pilot came up to me forsaid he counted on you all of the hurricane news. >> i thought they were grounded? >> he had his popcorn out and ryan.d bob out tonight and tomorrow what we went through weekend, imagine the folks mississippi and louisiana. what they are going weekend.his and the flooding? we have a beautiful picture of of weekend we want. lovely. >> look at the sun. when you see the sun and the on the horizon -- blog on that. a is 73mperature right now degrees. getting darker earlier. we are losing two minutes of each and every day. 6:53 is our sunset. lee. is katia and there is in between, a few clouds in and us.nd of year -- look temperature to drop the tropics? start percolating. lee way out in the ocean. katia.s the latest projections are it be a category two hurricane. it begins to get a little bit closer and more of a threat to th

but kate merrin questioned the attention given to the biggest weekend on bbc news, writing: please letow what you think about the subjects we are raising in this programme, or tell us your views on any other aspect of bbc news. take —— stay tuned for details on how to contact us. it has been a challenging week forjournalism, on how to contact us. it has been a challenging week for journalism, one in which a murder was reported which turned out not to have taken place, and an arrest took place which lots of people knew about but which was not reported at all for four days. the murder which never was was of course that of arkady babchenko in ukraine. at his apartment block in the capital, kiev, with am you rolled was shot and fatally wounded, his wife told police she was in the bathroom and she heard gunfire. —— the iii—year—old. she found her husband lying in a pool of his own blood. he had been shot in the back and died in an ambulance a short time later. the problem was that arkady babchenko turned out the following day not to be dead after all, but a participant in a sting operation

seth merrin is still with us. if you look at the employment.en declining ever since. you just published a report. the electrification or digitization of financial services, is this going to continue? >> i think one of the core pieces in our report is only a handful of banks will be fully digitized and should go all in. the rest should be very targeted in how we go in. having said that, the second learning, evenne simple technologies like workflow, which will affect places like the middle and back office. forhat does that mean humanity? wall street -- i'm talking about the six largest american banks. where will we be if what you're about takes place? >> not all that will be realized in real job reductions. we think there is a substantial for these kind of technologies. >> is the winner going to be goldman sachs who spent more money on technology than other banks? is considered one of the most senior people in the organization. >> thank you so much for that. i appreciate that. wall street issues technology. wall street works on such enormous marg

tennessee valley beach closed because of el nino and the merrin headlines walk in campgrounds will shutdown starting january 15. >>> as of 8 pm last night, the powerball jackpot was at $800 million. it has been edging higher. it is expected to grow more by 8 am. the reason is because tickets are selling at $3 million an hour. this guy who has plans for the big win. >> by myself some property, definitely want to own a tow truck company and then afterwards, i want to try to take that money i'm going to invest in that company and purchase at least three or four. i want to become a billionaire. >> is a well-thought-out plan. but the odds are just shy of terrible for actually winning. only one in 292 million for matching all the numbers. hundreds lined up along the nevada california border to buy tickets. nevada has no state lottery. the folks there headed into a shop in california. >>> the most wanted drug lord is in custody. el chapo was captured in mexico friday, nearly 6 months after the second prison escape of his career. he is also wanted for crimes here in the u.s. omar villafranca ha

hollywood blockbusters max and see those big hollywood breakthrough came with the role of father merrin in the horror classic the exorcist he worked well into his eighty's one of his last roles was in the t.v. fantasy blockbuster game of thrones. let's go on our top story italy has drastically restricted the movements of around a quarter of its population to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus around 16000000 people in the north will be cut off from the rest of the country until april there. was coming up with a coronavirus sparks huge losses on global markets today bands of song will have the details and business in just a few minutes stay tuned. to. every journey is full of surprises. some see. the footsteps breakthroughs. in your.

lauren: from having crisper walk christopher walken to heather len merrin, the super bowl commercials are employing a number of tactics to get you to watch. taco bell is taking a different tactic, using history to advertise something new. the ad stars agreeing brick and avocados of mexico touring a new culture. "gma" went behind the scenes for the making. >> this is weird sitting there , like you are watching a super bowl spot and you are waiting for 10 seconds to see what twitter says and then you are like, gosh, we' re good. lauren: in super bowl dollars, one ad is worth about $9 a 32nd spot will cost advertisers up to $4.5 million. lauren lister, abc news, los angeles. phil: have you ever purchased anything because of a commercial? jc: no, no. i don' t get it. the answer is definitely no phil: higher -- definitely no. announcer: now on wcvb newscenter 5. >> from 50' s today to accumulating snow tomorrow morning, what to expect where you live. >> the revelation that bothers the governor' s most about the death of a young boy. heather: and local schools are dealing with a health scar

do you feel he may be more in tune to the sufferings of trent merrins than that that domes from the european continent? >> definitely so. he understands what it means to live in the margins. privilege is blind to those that have it. i find it interesting the work that we do in the church warding anti-racism. they say the race is a difficult topic to talk about. not for people of colour, we talk about it all the time. it's difficult for white people. it's just as true in the church, whether you are kath rick or a cardinal. we are human being. >> that said, do you expect in a broader message from the pontiff when he comes to the united states, and what should the messing be. >> i hope that it reminds all brothers and sisters - we are part of the mystery of god. none of us - we are all human being, in need of mercy, all in need of compassion, and give it, and we can be open to receiving that. >> let me ask a question. it goes to the heart of what we are talking about. why is this pope so different. what makes them unique? >> he speaks from his heart. he uses plain language, and he seems to be i

according to the equal justice initiatives, 15 trent merrins were lynched in waller county during thee period. it even showed up in cemeteries. >> we drive by the cemetery. what is the history of the cemetery in waller. >> blacks could not be buried in the white cemetery. whites could not be buried in the white cemetery. blacks could be be buried in a jewish cemetery. that was the way it was. >> it wasn't too long ago the circle said his cousins was killed for dating. >> any time black kids when i was coming dating white girls, it was a problem. it was a huge problem. my cousin that was coming out of the house got shot and killed. he was left dead and found dead. >> because he was dating a white girl. >> they insist the problems insist. would you call racism a big problem. >> racism is a big problem. the way i live, it's a problem. it's a problem that we need to add as leaders we need to look at it and deal with it and not be in denial about it. >> officials like waller county have acknowledged the race this past. but believe race relations were improving. in the sandra bland case the

carla's making a decadent sweet treat with merrin dungey.ario's frying up a turkey with cajun twist. and michael's serving up a meal to some real american heros. thanksgiving dinner is served, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew!" you know, we have been having celebrations for thanks giving for nearly 400 years, so who are we to mess with tradition? toda w

carla's making a decadent sweet treat with merrin dungey. mario's frying up a turkey with cajun twist. and michael's serving up a meal to some real american heros. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew!" you know, we have been having celebrations for thanks giving for nearly 400 years, so who are

the a thought relationship between him and his wife betrayed by helen merrin. " why are you kids going on about this? why do you think we should profit from the work i am doing now? >> he is fighting the further disciples to control the estate. there is a lot of drama. >> i never stopped loving you. >> of course. >> but you don't make it easy. >> that is what love is. >> believe it or not, i had [unintelligible] she is a terrific friend and a very talented lady. we had a wonderful time. >> tolstoy wrote a classic. this film is a much more human drama. across the treatment of the marriage was great fun and probably close. i certainly found by playing him to concentrate on the humanity and the humor of it because he must have had some sense of humor. >> plummer has appeared in a wide range of films, his roles including playing a leader of troops. he is probably best known for playing opposite to the andrew more than 40 years ago. >> [unintelligible] he is most recognized and remembered for that, but i do not think it was his proudest moment. >> his career has flourished for more than hal

this morning, a deadly accident on 290 killed two people and injured a third. 42-year-old nicholas merrin. the cause of death is still under investigation. alan miles was at the scene. >> this was the scene just before 7:00 this morning. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. >> highway patrol says because of the volume of traffic, they're often minor crashes on this road. rarely something this deadly. >> most of all receive this area is minor fender bender's. obviously this one is different. we do have a loss of life in this crash. >> but workers we spoke to, on and off camera, say, it's a difficult highway to turn onto. >> i go left so having to go across 4 lanes of traffic is, you've got to be very careful. >> christy seay says, drivers speed and folks turning, rarely look across the median. >> the scary part is when you turn into the median, you don't know if theres another car coming in to the median to turn in one of the work places. >> people fly on this road so, it is dangerous. >> wyff news 4 in duncan. nigel: the condition of the >> now, your live su

trump endorsed merrin as a self-described constitutional conservative.e bills during entire tenure. captor touts herself as independent voice for northern ohio. our fox power rankings has this as one of the 22 toss-ups in november in the house in the fight for control of that chamber. up next, harold ford jr., martha mccallum, and bill hemmer join our all-star panel here in new york on iran's attack on israel, plus setting the table for tonight's debate. ♪ when the sawdust settles and the engine finally roars the thing you care about most is a job well done. ♪ but when you get your tools from harbor freight something about the job feels a little different - your wallet. because we believe no matter what you're working on you need high quality tools at a great price. and that's what we're all about. ♪ whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis my skin was no longer mine. my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with trem