and mets fan is not a yankees fan but there sometimes envious if they thought the mets fans were notwith the newer technologies, the doorways to bring product into your left or mobile device, that would be a very bad outcome for the mets. i like the mets. i like the current owners. i think they found in steve: someone who will share their passion but also bring resources and insights that they haven't necessarily brought on their own. coming up, one bloomberg columnist says what shoppers won't save the u.s. economy. we will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ black fridayes on and cyber monday have strengthened the case that u.s. sales might continue to prop up the economy. a lot of us are banking on the consumer but you are the grinch. explain to us how much the consumer contribute to gdp growth and how much they can continue to support gdp growth. >> last quarter, they contributed 1.9 percentage point to gdp growth. since then, we have seen consumer spending has inched down. it has been sliding down since the peak in 2018 but not as fast. going forward, where looking at a nu

her, out of her own mouth, i never met her yet people continue to believe it. i will never get another honorary degree ever. i have gotten 15 up to this point. i will never be invited to speak at another college commencement. i used to speak every year at college commencement and it wasn't the accusation. i was accused in 2014 and by 2015 i was vindicated and cleared. everybody knew was false, the lawyers withdrew it, said it was a mistake. the fbi -- i was clear. then something happened. once the me too movement started everything was resurrected and everything from the past came out and suddenly without any change of facts, the evidence got stronger for me because we found the suppressed emails, the hidden manuscript, a lot more evidence, the evidence was even more overwhelming that i never met her but because of me too, 92nd st. y, temple emanuel in new york, many other places just were afraid and they knew they would get pushback from their bo large contributors, why don't we get somebody who is not controversial. we don't need this. i remember this, very s

never met him. but i am her victim and people don't understand that, at the columbia journalism interviewer said you're a why, rich man. you can't be a victim. well, just look at how it's changed my life and how it's affected my life. so i'm fighting back not only for me. i'm fighting back for everybody. i'm fighting back for every young man in college who gets falsely accused and also fighting back for the young women who were abused because false accusations of the kind leveled against me hurt the #metoo movement. hurt the credibility of real victims and david boyce is the villain here. and the other lawyers. and she, she is a villain. not a victim. she is a villain by creating a false accusation which i will be able to prove. sheaves going to put in doubt the credibility of other real victims. so real victims of abuse ought to really be angry at her but they're not going to be. so i'll be fighting this would battle relatively alone. i appreciate you coming here and listen nothing story. i hope yo

he's a big mets fan. >> i don't care.rts franchises are like baseball right now are worth a lot less because of what's going on. liz: cohen is worth 9.2 billion right now. >> 15 to 9, anyways. liz: what do you have today? >> the ceo of viacom cbs will be the guy addressing the troops tomorrow, 27,000 employees, as the official -- as the merger becomes official. it becomes official in minutes. it is going to close at the end of trading today. so it will be trading under the symbol viac, i believe it is. liz: uh-huh. >> the ceos will be there. the real person in charge is redstone from the controlling redstone family, fought very hard to get this amid opposition from les moonves, the former ousted ceo of cbs. she will be there as well. here's the one thing i found interesting about this town hall is that they are going to take -- a presentation is going to be given about how great it is. i will have a full write up on this on fox business.com. it is going to say here's how we're touting this huge amount of content, streamin

not a single bit of proof because it never happened that i ever met her. i would not want to punish somebody who had a sexual relationship with somebody and accused them of rape because she believed it was race and he rape believed it was not. in my case in the beginning david suggested, he said i think she may have misidentified you, can feature with somebody else or maybe somebody purposely misidentified her -- her to you. maybe jeffrey epstein to protect his friends when whom she was having said that's alan you're having with. it is interesting because last week i get a call from a friend of mine, a lawyer i worked with in cases but i've never met him, he lives in dallas and were working on the case and i'm on the phone with him a lot. i've never laid eyes on him. he sends me an e-mail and says are you in washington i said no and boston. and he said wow, nice and white. he said i'm at a bar in washington and just left the bar in georgetown and there was a guy who looks like you sitting at the next table. and i'm overhearing him. andy saying wow it was a

i never met him. i never met the guy. i don't know him. i never met the guy. i've never met her. i don't know her. i don't know her. i never met him. i never met her. i don't really know her. i never met putin. i don't know who putin is. i know so many people. >> jimmy: but not any of the bad ones. he knows some of them. [cheers and applause] so this morning trump had a somewhat tense one on one with the president of france, emmanuel macron. macron at one point corrected nonsensical statement trump maid abo made about the number of isis fighters that come from europe. then he launched out at the companies. >> i'm not in love with those companies, facebook, google, twitter, all of them, although i guess toe i twitter on the other side. he just had an idea. emmanuel had an idea, let's tax those companies. they're american companies. i'm not going to let people take advantage of american companies. if anyone's going to take advantage of the american companies, it's going to be us. >> jimmy: that's right. nobody beats up my little brother, except for me. this is a topic i'm surprised

she had an exchange of e-mails and what she said she never met me. she never met me. then she meets her lawyers, and suddenly she remembers not only having with me, but on seven occasions and places i never was during the relevant time period. even including in a car in front of my house where she then claim sheila into my house or my wife has an office, she's a psychologist, my daughter had an old pair we had video surveillance. totally made up stories and i can prove it conclusively. the question asking my book are twofold. how do you protect yourself from a false accusation? i used to tell my students if you're going to be controversy you can get close to lines. pay your taxes, don't flirt, don't touch anybody. i lived by those standards. i never flirt. i never touch anybody. i never had an accusation. and now i'm accused. how do you protect yourself? and once cues how do you protect yourself? no one has ever prove their innocence more compellingly than me. this is the only case where the accuser never met the accused. every other case the is consensual, its harass

he met attorneys could not find or give details, but it will be distributed to depending on the claims. >> 6.75 billion in cash and stocks. it will go into a trust fund established for the victims. >> reporter: this man says he lost everything including his home. he was underinsured.'s but i do not have money. i just hope this money comes on time. spoke we found that there were underinsured properties. emotional distress is an element. he met attorneys say they settlement is not just about money, it includes provisions of that pg&e must follow in order to be eligible for financial assistance. >> if they are certified as safe and followed the requirements on weather stations. remotely deal to three years to put together. these victims could start to receive payment late next year. sweat we are optimistic going forward. we will get a payout and do our best to get as much as we can. >> reporter: now, that settlement still has to be approved by a bankruptcy court and the attorneys are hoping that it is a formality. as for the victims, they have already filed the claims, for those who have

back to that day that you met her?uld you describe parks notd met rosa just december 1, 1955, but i really at first met her when i was a student at what was then alabama state college for knee grows. alabama state university. i lived on the west side of town . alabama state was on the east side of town. i was a student trying to learn how to be a teacher. i had already learned a little something about her to be a preacher, and that was the biggest thing that black boys in thegomery, alabama, in 1930's, 19 40's, and 1950's could be. i found out she worked with the naacp. ,he also worked with edie nixon a family friend of ours, who was mr. civil rights. they were very much interested in doing whatever it took so that african-americans would be able to enjoy the same rights and privileges of others. it was because of problems we had over buses, including a man who was killed as a result of an altercation on the bus, that i decided that in addition to being a preacher and being a teacher, i was going to be a lawyer. they t

and i never met her. how to permit mouth, i never met her. sue mcmanus 7:15 p.m. eastern, and her latest book, this truth will set you free. but first it will put you off. lori steinem has her live and career, through her collection of essays. >> i think it is supple to see, what came before because now the me to moment, thanks to all of this and thanks to technology and the web is now or the world but it is a process and now it is a majority consciousness. sue mckennitt 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwards, baltimore county president on his book the empowered university. he is interviewed by author and antipoverty firm revenue ceos westmore. >> we are through hard work in the humanities to the scientists, looking at ways of helping students to learn to ask the hard questions to read critically, but to appreciate the value of evidence in a society that is bombarding us with information in different points of view with things being confused about what is truth and what has brought. educated people, should have the skills to ask the questions that would lead to the evide

>> i didn't really ask, but i did know that she had met a couple of guys. >> then tony met the one. >> handsome guy, little bit older than her, charming, incredibly charming. justed extended a hand immediately. and well dressed and very polished and well spoken, very professional looking. >> his name was harold hen thorn. according to his dating profile, he lived in colorado and worked ad as a consultant to nonprofits. he didn't smoke, rarely drank and said he was a planner. eventually harold flew out to jackson to meet tony in person. with them being methodical types, they devised a formula for lasting selove. >> they hada come up with a system for compatibility. it was five cs. i don't remember what they all stood for. compatibility was one of them christianity was one of them. >> chemistry? >> chemistry was one of them. when they met for the first time, they would know if the chemistry was there. they'd confirmed four out of the five before their first meeting. >> so when they met, it was combustion. >> maybe that was one of them. >> tony ticked off her cs, then she introduced haro

fred: i had met rosa parks not just on december 1, 1955, but i really at first met her when i was a student was then alabama state college for negroes, not alabama state university. i lived on the west side of town. alabama state was on the east side of town. i was a student trying to learn how to be a teacher. had already learned a little something about how to be a preacher, and that was the biggest thing that black boys in montgomery, alabama in the 1930's, 1940's, and 1950's could be. i found out that miss parks worked with the naacp. she also worked with e.d. nixon, who was the family friend of ours, who was mr. civil rights. they were very much interested in doing whatever it took so that african-americans would be able to enjoy the same rights and privileges of others. i had been at the [indiscernible] and it was because of problems we had over buses, including a man who was killed as a result of an altercation on the bus, but i decided that in addition to being a preacher and being a teacher, i was going to be a lawyer. they tell me that lawyers help people. and i thought that the b

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i met you the same day that i actually met. understand has now been up earlier this the engine it started 24 hours after i learned of his passing so i had started a youth initiative where i came from a very kind of distressed background or a community where there just wasn't access to a lot of industry i had no sense of capital markets i really had no sense of networking and like how i build out those wrongs so what i want to do is give students a chance to have that opportunity and carbons basically all about creating opportunity whether it's for students whether it's for adults working professionals athletes celebrities whatever it is it's about giving them the chance to actually do something more to be better and starting with the youth we started with indiana university which is my alma mater purdue michigan state richmond high school which is also my high school and then also directors and since that time we've had about 25 students work with us started this year around analysts program where you know people that are passi

he wrote her that he met the man saying,responded by well, this gentleman, she had met him, but he tookthe prerogative to attempt to kiss her. when colonel johnson found out about this, he wrote back to his wife he did not think the man was a gentleman and any gentleman would have tried to kiss his wife, if he had known when he met him, he would have taken out his pistol and shot him on the spot. whose concept man of the marriage and his control and his role and it was very much like the social culture of this time. settingn, as we said, up the house, we would have ,hese social gathering place waiting for services to be provided. my obligation after i provide security -- right behind ms. blackwood, for example, i would make sure the men left their weapons and a cooperman's -- ccoutrements at the door. we have liquid libations, we have reading materials, we have gaming materials. on this table, we have some of the goods that we might be providing to the soldiers. some of them are good they might need before the services are provided, some during the services, some subsequent to the servi

has met up with ferrari chairman john ullman, that hamilton has met up with ferrari chairmanjohn ullmann denied or agreed to. so i think we have to watch this space. but it's important to say at this point in time, lewis hamilton during his contract negotiation with mercedes. how much of this is generated by lewis to drive up his price, his likability, his contract details, and how much of it is actualfact? anthonyjoshua says he chose to reinvent himself after defeat by andy ruinunior and feels different going into saturday's rematch. joshua lost his three world titles to ruiz injune in a shock defeat. this fight will take place in saudi arabia but the lack of a home advantage doesn't bother the british fighter. i don't know about home advantage because it's a fight, innit? do you know what i mean? so, i don't think home advantage matters, especially at this weight in the heavyweight division. so, all good, so be it, wherever it was going to be, i'm going to go in with that mindset of a winner. it feels amazing, you know, this is what i've been working for my whole life and it's just a

and that's where she first met creech. >> he was beautiful.as tall and muscular and a lot of women especially wanted to date him. a lot of men wanted to be him. >> lauren fell for him. he told her he was separated from his wife chandy. but that didn't stop chandy from calling lauren. >> she texted and called me and was very bow lidge rent and rude, upset that his husband was dating a high schoolgirl. she went to high school with gavin smith's sons. so she knew when he disappeared in may 2012. but made no connection between that and something she noticed about her boyfriend john creech. >> i discovered he had scrapes on his hands and on his arms. >> she didn't think he had anything to do with the disappearance. >> but when detective o'brien heard about creech's scrapes, he immediately thought of gavin smith's wounds. he needed to talk to john creech again. and he found him in jail, serving eight years on a cocaine charge, his second conviction for dealing drugs. not exactly an upstanding citizen. but could they prove he murdered gavin smith? >>

september 1st he met with vice president pence in warsaw, and on september 5th he met with senator ron johnson, senator chris murphy in kyiv. in any of these meetings did the president raise concerns about security linkage and investigations. in particular, the september 5th meeting with senator johnson and senator murphy is notable because they are not part of the trump administration and president zelensky could be candid with them. what did occur during those 55 days was historic effort in reform. vice president pence pressed e president zelensky about these, and tim morrison testified that during a meeting in kyiv, everybody on their side of the table were exhausted because they had been up all night working on these forms. president trump met with vice president pence and acting chief of staff mick mulvaney. they discussed whether ukraine's absence was enough to release the security assistance. he thaefd he was also armed during a conversation andly. the president, then, lifted the hole. in concluding this mommy. the president was skeptical to foreign atsz answer generally and he

she said she met epstein at 14, 15, 16.ver 17 and close to 19 when she claims she had sex with people. this is a woman with a long history of lying. i have a long history of credibility and yet people, she has no evidence and i have overwhelming evidence. the judge the other day said this as he said, she said. no. it's she lied, he proved conclusively his innocence. i have overwhelming evidence. i have all my travel records, proven that i could not have possibly been in the places she said i was in her own lawyer went over the travel records and concluded in a tape-recorded conversation that would've been impossible for me to it have been in places and she's wrong, simply wrong. you would think that would be enough to persuade people, but no, an accusation trumps evidence. >> and now you have to bring a lawsuit to clear your name. >> and it's costing me over million dollars to do it, my insurance premiums have skyrocketed, people have canceled events, it's as if i've been found guilty of something. i've called for an fbi in

eric: i met frank in the spring of 2001.e shot hoffa two times behind the right ear in this house in detroit. he spent years denying any involvement in the hoffa case. but over time began to slowly open up. what would you say to someone who says you made it up. this is not true, you just wanted to sell a book. >> first of all, understand basic principles of confession and corroboration. satisfied over and over again. eric: on his death bed frank backed up the book. >> you read this book about jimmy and what happened to him and things you told me, is that right? >> that's right. >> you stand behind them. >> right. eric: an exclusive from detroit, michigan. >> i'm standing in front of the house in which the admitted killer of jimmy hoffa says he pumped two bullets into the back of jimmy hoffa's head. eric: we hired investigators and took up tiles put over the house's hardwood floor 20 years ago. and luminol was sprayed on the floor. >> indications of possible blood here in the hallway that seems to match sheeran's story. the t

craig mulvahill and diana lovejoy, met, fell in love and had a beautiful baby.ut their story was not heading toward happily ever after. then came a mysterious phone call that sent one of them to a dark, isolated road at night where someone was waiting. who was it? and what did they want? here's andrea canning. >> it was dark when it happened. so dark astronomers have a name for it. the night of the new moon. when the moon, the sun and the earth of all in alignment and the lunar cycle begins anew. some look at a new moon as a time of rebirth, a fresh start, if only the people we trust here on earth were as dependable as the night sky. >> there's a guy lying down like a sniper. we saw there's a gun, and he shot at us like six or seven times. >> california, an affluent community. a tourist community known for its beaches, surfing and views. this paradise became home to a woman named diana lovejoy. >> she's just really funny and silly and smart and really easy to talk to. >> sarah became fast friends with diana when they met in the sixth grade. >> all throughout hig

i've never met her. >> i never met putin. i don't know who putin is.ws some of them. >> there needs to be someone whose jobds in the white house' soul purpose is to whisper to the president there are pictures sir. >> i know him but i don't know him know him, know what i mean? >> there's also visual evidence of him meeting emmanuel macron. president trump raised some eyebrows about making comments about the ongoing protests in iran. >> does the united states support these protesters in iran? >> i don't want to comment on that, but the answer is i no, b i don't want to comment on it. >> the president walked back his comments at the beginning of his meeting with canadian prime ministerad justin trudeau telli reporters he misunderstood the question. >> the question was asked a little while ago about supporting the people protesting in iran and are going through a tough period. we do support them totally and havet supported them from the beginning. the question was asked do we support them, i thought financially, and we haven't supported them. i don't know

and you met with the police, i think, before you met with his family.nd the officer wasn't fired because of that. thest wonder what justification was or what your thought process was behind that? i was reading about it, it really upset me. that's not something i think should ever happen in our country. mr. buttigieg: thank you for asking. a few details are incorrect there. i want to clear it up. this did not take place at the gentleman's home. it took place in a parking lot at about 3:00 a.m. there was a phone call that somebody had been going through cars, and a police officer responded to that call. according to the police officer, he was attacked with a knife. but, his body camera was not activated at the time. so there's no way -- we've not seen any evidence that clears that up. it is one of the reasons i called for an outside investigation on what happened. that investigation is going on right now. i also met with the family of the individual who was killed. his name is eric logan. i met with that family that day. i knew some of his family members

eric: i met frank in the spring of 2001.ot hoffa two times behind the right ear in this house in detroit. he spent years denying any involvement in the hoffa case. but over time began to slowly open up. what would you say to someone who says you made it up. this is not true, you just wanted to sell a book. >> first of all, understand basic principles of confession and corroboration. satisfied over and over again. eric: on his death bed frank backed up the book. >> you read this book about jimmy and what happened to him and things you told me, is that right? >> that's right. >> you stand behind them. >> right. eric: an exclusive from detroit, michigan. >> i'm standing in front of the house in which the admitted killer of jimmy hoffa says he pumped two bullets into the back of jimmy hoffa's head. eric: we hired investigators and took up tiles put over the house's hardwood floor 20 years ago. and luminol was sprayed on the floor. >> indications of possible blood here in the hallway that seems to match sheeran's story. the techn

i had never met a jewish guy before. so gradually i realize my friend group was not is a verse that i allowed to have it in the past. >> and he was also from new jersey also had a more complicated relation to race because they connect with an african identity. >> that's right. and with that social reality and then put on close from time to time and those of modest means of where they came from to have allied self-esteem but all of the focus approach school not without cool culture from my classmates of the tenacity of the immigrant and their family in one generation that was exceptional. >> it makes you want to step back given that your parents took it for granted that you were black what do they think that you know about black history quick. >> my father did his best with mlk and to understand also he believed my identity didn't begin or end with that social reality he had his life saved to be a fatherless black boy in texas with an education but he stumbled upon and he picked it up and tried his best to read it but he

in south bend indiana, once that happened, you met with the press before you met with the man's family you met with the police, i think, before you met with the man's family and the officer wasn't fired because of that, i just want to like wonder what the justification was or what your thought process was behind that because i was reading about it and it really upset me and that's not something that i think should ever happen in our country. >> so thank you for asking. a few of the details are incorrect there so i just want to clear it up. this did not take place at the gentleman's home, it took place at a parking lot at about 3 a.m. there's a phone call that somebody had been going through cars and a police officer responded to that call. according to the police officer, he was attacked with a knife. but his body camera was not activated at the time and so there's no way-- we've not seen any evidence that clears that up. so one of the reasons i called for an outside investigation on what happened and that investigation's going on right now. i also met with the family of the individual

i met somebody else. and we are done. >> his response was i know you have been running around behind my back and we have not seen each other at least two weeks at this point. >> it is hardly a relationship. >> right. >> he didn't take it so well. >> unpleasant. >> i was trying to be kind. he was not. >> what did he say? >> he said some nasty things about me as a person. >> at one point, he told me to eat [ bleep ] and die. that was then followed by nice at ease and wanting to work things out. it was really back and forth all day. at one point it became obvious that he was not going to let it go so i just quit responding. >> you never heard from him. >> he texted me the next day saying that i don't feel this is over. can you give me another chance? >> i didn't respond to that and after that i did not heard from him before. >> that was? june 2013. angie told detectives all that. odd to say the least that angie swore she could not remember the guy's last name. >> did you figure out the guy's last name is yet

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. >> i met ona after church one afternoon. was delighted to meet someone who was more worldly and sophisticated than the run-of-the-mill suburban american you meet. >> you just have a connection. i don't think i have words to describe what i felt. >> like a blaugsm, the sweet-natured ona atralkted a circus of admirers. >> you-a crush on her? >> i think you could say that. >> everybody liked her. >> so many would soon become potential suspects when someone's love and admiration turned toxic and deadly. somewhere in that circle of fans, danger was waiting. but if she saw it coming, she kept it to herself. and so she'd listen to your, really, deepest secrets but wouldn't give you any of her own? >> no. >> her friend, donna was able to gleam a little about her exotic past. >>. >> i knew she was ethnically russian but born in kazakhstan and the family moved to st. petersburg, where i believe she got degree in economics add the university. i knew she married and-her son, igore. >> the marriage didn't last long and the president drop

overnight, 3 met office warning. elsewhere, clear overnight, a met office warning. elsewhere, clear spell, one overnight, a met office warning. elsewhere, clearspell, one or overnight, a met office warning. elsewhere, clear spell, one or two showers, mist and fog for the northern half of the uk, may be a touch of frost in the far north of scotland. elsewhere, rain clearing to the east coast, some spells of sunshine but showers around particularly across north england, wales and south—west england. and temperature similar to today. goodbye. good afternoon. the family behind the british defence company, cobham, has criticised the government for approving a £4 billion take—over by an american firm. a merger between the dorset—based manufacturer and us private equity group advent was agreed injuly, but it was delayed over national security concerns. late last night, the business secretary, andrea leadsom, who announced the decision late last night, said it had been taken in conjunction with defence chiefs. lady cobham said the announcement had been "cynically timed" to

they met her husband. his name was john, john creech.ant. >> when they came out, they were both crying. >> reporter: they told their mom creech threatened to kill gavin if he didn't stay away from chandy. so 17 months later, he vanishes after calling chandy? lisa had a very bad feeling. >> everything changed right then for me. >> reporter: detectives were suspicious too. remember, chandy told them she didn't see gavin that night. but there was evidence to the contrary. cell phone records showed gavin's phone and chandy's were in the same place that night. a little triangulation narrowed down just where. >> we came upon this street here, and we thought this was a good spot. >> this was a likely spot. >> yeah. >> reporter: a likely spot for a tryst, that is. >> parking lot though would be empty at night? >> yes. >> yes. >> and so this is a pretty lonely spot. >> it is. >> reporter: so it seemed that on the night he disappeared, gavin smith met chandrika creech for sex, or comfort, or just to talk. something. quite a lot to learn from those

happened, you met with the press before you met with the man's family.ou met with the police i think before you met with his family. firedficer was not because of that. to i wonder what the justification was or what your thought process was behind that. i was reading about it and it really upset me. that is not something that i think should ever happen in our country. mayor buttigieg: thank you for asking. a few of the details are incorrect there. this did not take place at the gentlemen's home. it took place in a parking lot at about 3:00 a.m.. there was a phone call that someone had been going through cars and a police officer responded to that call. according to the police officer, he was attacked with a knife, that his body camera was not activated at the time, so there is no way -- we have not seen any evidence that clears that up. one of the reasons i called for an outside investigation on what happened -- and that investigation is going on right now. i also met with the family of the individual who was killed -- his name is eric logan. i've met wi

. >> the met is also where cardi b arrived in a $500,000 custom creation featuring 30,000 featrs andhe ten-foot train. meanwhile kim k.'s cusm mini had an effect. looking at her sicon dress with super cinched waist had us all feeling her pain. >> that was very hard to breathe in. i'm not promoting not sitting and not eating. that was definitely a once in a >> other met looks we loved zendaya's cinderella gown and katy perry's chandelier wh 40-pound head dss she later ditched. celine dion own paris fashion week this year. arrived in the city of lights wearing a chanel june tard and rked every look. our favorite couples jason momoa and lisa bow nay perfectly tching in pink. >> i doubled my dionds. i feel great. >> our vote for most fashion forward of 2019 goes to the billy pter withis perfectly accessorized tux see do wn. >> lady, the jels, my darling. you can't come without the jewels. come on now. >> so youose your mind over fashion. >> i do. >> we both share this weird family. ion with the royal >> we're royalists and we were together in ldon celebrating harry and meghan getting mar

he wrote her that he had met the man, and she responded by saying , but yes, she had met him he attempted to kiss her. johnson found out about this, he wrote back to his wife that he didn't think the man was a gentleman, and any man who would try to kiss his wife, if he had known him, he would have taken her out -- him out and shot him on the spot. his concept of the marriage and his role in it was very much like sickles and i think very much like the social culture of the time. this is the culture. this is the scenario. we are setting it up like a house that would have a social gathering place were gentleman could come, waiting for services to be provided. there is security behind ms. blackwell. all the men would be sure to leave their weapons at the door. take off your hat. come in, sit down. , some of the could mints of entertainment, -- some of the accoutrements of entertainment, liquid libation, reading materials, entertainment materials. we have some of the goods we might provide to the soldiers. some are provided during the services, and some subsequent, and some before. we have di

on august 27th he met with ambassador bolton september 1st he met with vice president pence in warsaw and on september 5th he met with senator ron johnson senator chris murphy in kiev in one of these meetings the president selenski raise any concern about linkage between security assistance and investigations in particular the september 5th meeting with senator johnson and senator murphy is notable because they're not part of the trump administration and president selenski could be candid with them what did occur during those 55 days were historic effort by ukraine's parliament called the rada to implement anti-corruption reform. president pants had pressed president lenski about these reforms during their september 1st meeting in their depositions ambassador taylor lout of presidents lindsey's rapid reforms and national security council official morrison testified that during a meeting in kieve he noted that everyone in the ukrainian side of the table was exhausted because they had been up all night working on these reforms on september 11th president trump discussed the matter with

when we 1st met in mind. knowing something here and talking english what's the main difference from then to know. him as least. completely. i was in in mind. in the very beginning was sponsored before absolutely everything wrong the football team we had 50 percent highland sporting director and it was a neighbor of the club pretty much to decide oh the mystery of the best way to love the job and if you have to do everything you nobody's really watching it because my know it was interesting minds as i had to learn it to help when i learned the hard way and off what i did that time alone i have now i would say nearly 20 assists in full so i know really the mantle of will be coaching stuff and. i can't do that because i know what they all are doing because i did it by myself so that made me to. the time when i left cried up to see a lot on the stage that i said all i am and all but i became. that you had to and them that's exactly like it is so i learned everything there and could use that for the rest of my lif

the mets have not done that.onnell: the wilpon family as most people went through issues with bernie madoff. that may be one of the reasons they haven't been able to spend to the fan's satisfaction. two part question, on that, do you know what the motivation was to sell? the wilpons, jeff wilpon fred's son held off selling team. has something changed in their mind set? if you can address steve cohen, i don't know if you know it at all, his background, will that come up in terms whether a sale is approved? he pled guilty to insider trading charges a number of years ago and paid a large fine? >> he is already minority owner of the mets. from that perspective i think he already in baseball's good graces he would be approved if he were majority owner. the other question i can only speculate upon. that is the question why the wilpons are doing this now. obviously fred wilpon is an older man. they have to get a succession plan in place. estate taxes sometimes come into play with these things. family dynamics come into

i consider him the most important scientist whom i have met. the english naturalist charles darwin is said to have been inspired by whom both while writing his most famous book. on the origin of species alexander from humbled was the greatest scientific traveler who ever lived. europeans had really looked down on the new world and then there there's another argument where you can say that he was he had a very strong influence on scene one would have are they met in paris an agent of just went home returned and later set that homeboy out woke up south americans with his pen so was home alone i think so ho almost descriptions of latin america where so vivid and so beautiful he gave the colonists the confidence to fight their fight of independence. this soldier and statesman simone boulevard was instrumental in liberation latin american countries from spanish control. all xander from home does the true discover of america his studies did more for america than the action of all the congress before his expedition to south america to ask for trouble

andy, or so she said, was well in her past when she met justin.ard to know what, if anything, to make of that. but then angie told the detective about some strange incidents. especially peculiar for grimes, sort of thing that just doesn't happen here. it was one night back in november, she said. she'd parked her car on the street overnight in front of justin's place. and when she emerged in the morning? >> i saw the back window had been hit in. and i was like, oh, my gosh. and then i went around and i saw that two of the other windows had been hit in. >> she was shocked, she said. went back in the house to tell justin. they called the police. >> a police officer came and looked at it and noticed that it had been keyed, that it looked like somebody had thrown something at the windshield because there was a big dent on the hood. >> but that wasn't the only incident, said angie. somebody got into the backyard, and vandalized justin's prized fruit trees. >> there were branches that were snipped off and eventually killed the trees. why would somebody c

i never met somebod somebody tht identified as biracial until georgetown.dn't even have the option of checking or than one box until 2000. my thought was very much aligned with what barack obama eloquently explained which is if they were doing something wrong with it as you would say there'k guy doing something wrong. that was very much my reasoning. i didn't get a lot of resistance to that. but you know, we got married in 2000 and by 2012 i was starting to realize that if we have kids, my kids might not pretty light. i wrote an op-ed in "the new york times" which in retrospect is kind of glib but arguing my future children would be blocked, period. but i really believe that. i was writing an op-ed in arguing to myself publicly your kids must be blocked into this kind of a moral obligation. i was arguing it so often i even kind of prevailed upon my wife to accept the view even though it was very foreign to her european mindset. so she said okay. i'm going to have black kids, cool. and then i kind of put that aside and about myself several more months. by th

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it isa the met office weather warnings.is a bit dry aware it has been wet today, but heavy showers moving in. this rain this afternoon in the midlands, lincolnshire, north—east england. showers to western scotland and into northern ireland, many of us are and into northern ireland, many of us are dry and breaking up in northern ireland. brighter spells into wales and south—west england. feeling a bit colder than it did yesterday. as for that rain across eastern parts, goodbye, good riddance. that has gone into the north sea this evening. still showers overnight in north west scotla nd showers overnight in north west scotland and fresh heavy showers moving in to england and wales which could include thunder. fog patches in northern ireland, northern britain with colder spots could see a touch of frost. this is the big picture for the weekend. this is where the front with showers on saturday. and the next weather system focused across southern parts of the uk later on saturday. that means more rain where it is not really wa n