and the man in charge of the design is michael jones. charge of the design is michael jones.ding supports this idea of people being much more fluid than being seated in a particular place. everything is encouraging people to get out of their seats, walk around a bit, but into people, meet. correct. and there are very few meeting rooms that people can do that. the whole idea is you do itjust in using the building. but of course the crucial pa rt building. but of course the crucial part of the project was having a billionaire willing to experiment will stop michael bloomberg. i have to ask the question, how much?|j think it was over 1.5, may be $1.75 billion by the time we got done. keepin billion by the time we got done. keep in mind we were at temple, we helped build a subway stop. oh, i didn't mention the temple, did i? this is the temple. this is around 2000 years old, and is now finally open to the public for free. the cold that sabrina was male, so any —— on the men would have been allowed in and the people who have been worshipers were generally high—ranking merchants we

dramatic rise in interest s rates,ere a model portfolio that could benefit from these risinte michael jones is with us tonight. he's chairman of river front investment group. he's got some ideas o. th thank you for joining us tonight. >> glad to be here. if you had to start from scratch as rat, rise he give us a sense broadly speaking, this is oroadly speaking not just every single individual investor out there, what kind of a mix would you sees for stoo bonds right now? >> well, i think that mix is changing in response to what's market.g in the bond if you look back over theast ten years, bonds have been very expensive. by the same token stocks have p. been very ch they've been offering great returns. our portfolios have had an over weight to stocks for 10 to 15% and we've taken that money out of bonds. as you look at what's happening right now with interest rates starting to rise and equity markets getting high enough that they're starting to tip into over value territory, now's a good time to take that extra money that you've beeneeping in equities for the last ten years, because it's th

. £1.3 billion was spent on it to achieve architect michael jones will be heading to the stage.l of the various different things. they design their own special floorboards, they muffle the sound of footsteps. they enter through a vortex. and also creates a sense of awe. almost like entering a james bond layer. ——james bond lair. music. # you don't have to wait # you don't have to wait # i want you tojoin # you don't have to wait # i want you to join together in the band. michaeljones on the right of foster and partners. an awe—inspiring hq for europe. foster and partners. an awe-inspiring hq for europe. thank you everybody. it is such an honour to be the recipient of this. and i think as has already been said, the shortlist was an incredibly diverse group of buildings. in some way when we we re group of buildings. in some way when we were talking about collectively at those lectures, there was a conversation about how on earth would anyone be able to choose between him and i think that is true. in one way we are all winners tonight. and i think everyone has produced exceptional

. >> it featured five britts, includingeric idle, john glees, michael peyton and gary jones and gilld the animation produced 45 episodes, five films and a blockbuster musical. >> we ran for almost five years. >> aye, your mother was a hamster and your father smelled of elder berries. >> the film, monty python and holy grail was adapted by spamlot which opened in 2005. >> do you remember opening night. >> very well. all of the python's cast. >> it's interesting i always thought of it as the writing that made python special. the material in the grail is really funny. i part in your general direction people still go to that castle and laugh every day. >> it was idle who wrote this memorable python sketch originally for another comedy. >> was initially rejectd. >> mercifully because if you read it, it's not funny. there's no jokes in it. but the way you play it, then it's funnier. >> eric idle wasn't born to comedy. at age seven was sent away to a royal or fanage. >> my education was paid for by the irf because my dad was killed in irf and every kid there none of them had ca a dor miles

you know, he had crosshairs on our colleagues, van jones, michael moore, eric holder. at least there is a -- an overlap between the kind of stuff he was sharing, driving around in the truck and the targets he chose to target with these real ieds. and it struck me the similarity or parallels to lone wolf terrorist actors. isis folks, et cetera. you know, self-radicalized. they radicalized by things on the internet, violent, islamic terrorism. this guy radicalized by violent intentions with domestic political targets, acting on his own, at least that's what's assumed at this point. but parallels to the way lone wolves who do international terrorism hear a domestic terrorist who had a similar path. >> the fbi director, christopher wray, he made it clear, these were not hoax or fake devices. these were real ieds. >> no, these were real ieds. this is the big concern from the fbi. and that's why you see, even today. the fact that they were able to -- they found a device or package that was addressed to kamala harris, the senator, they immediately cleared the area. they evacu

on the ground in the wiregrass today assessing hurricane michael damage to local agriculture with some of our farmers. alabama senator doug jones tweets as a result of hurricane michael, i will be heading to fort rucker this afternoon to tour the damage and get the latest information on storm impacts. unfortunately, that means i will miss the fortis graduation tonight in mobile. my best to all the graduates. hope to make it back soon. in florida representative debbie wasserman schultz in the aftermath of hurricane michael, we must stand together, when i return to washington, she tweets, i will use my role on the appropriations committee to help ensure our fellow floridians receive the necessary resources to recover from this devastating storm. here on c-span our 2018 coverage continues this evening with vice president joe biden heading to indiana this afternoon. he will speak at a rally for senator joe donnelly. the one-term senator is in a re-election bid. you can watch that live at 6:00 p.m. eastern. new mexico has a three-way ace for u.s. senate. the former new mexico governor is running as a libertarian. they'll debate toni

pence, and democrats in the cross hairs and cnn sucks, you know, pictures of my colleague van jones in there, michael moore, hillary clinton, a bunch of people on there. what does it say to you about the motive here? what does it say to you when you look at this? >> look, don, i have to be candid, and i'm not trying to alarm the viewers, and i think julia would agree with me, there are hundreds of these type of crazies out there. and while in this particular case you have a crazy who was pro-trump obviously targeting the democratic party, or people that were affiliated with the democratic party, i think julia would agree with me that the secret service, the fbi, the law enforcement intelligence community, every day unfortunately deals with many crazies who think about and plot out the thought of trying to assassinate this sitting president. and so there's a balance. we don't hear about those cases because they're dealt with very delicately. and very quietly. but there's a balancing out there, equally on both sides. and i agree with you, don, what has been put up of late is outrageous. it's certainly

. >> playing michael's girlfriend "last man standing"'s nancy travis. catherina zeta jonesaded to the small screen. she plays a ruthless pageant coach on her new facebook live series "queen america." >>> myles brown hoping for "dancing" glory. miles tells me he was born for it. >> so you are a good dancer. you have taken dance lessons before. does that help you in "dancing with the stars"? >> i have been dancing my whole life, but i wasn't doing this kind of dance. >> he nailed it on night one, scoring 22 out of 30 and tying for second place. we have seen miles dance before. he's been known to bust a move on "black-ish." >> i sure won't ask anthony. tracee can dance. >> so can myles's propartner riley. >> is your sister bossy? >> um -- yes. >> the biggest challenge is trying to keep a straight face. >> these two, i i love them, bu they cannot be serious. >> we look at each other and laugh. >> once they start laughing it's done. we have a lot of giggles. they're children so, they giggle. >>> coming up -- >> you look weird. >> oh, my god, you have a date. >> "grey's anatomy's

pence, and democrats in the cross hairs and cnn sucks, you know, pictures of my colleague van jones in there, michael moore, hillary clinton, a bunch of people on there. what does it say to you about the motive here? what does it say to you when you look at this? >> look, don, i have to be candid, and i'm not trying to alarm the viewers, and i think julia would agree with me, there are hundreds of these type of crazies out there. and while in this particular case you have a crazy who was pro-trump obviously targeting the democratic party, or people that were affiliated with the democratic party, i think julia would agree with me that the secret service, the fbi, the law enforcement intelligence community, every day unfortunately deals with many crazies who think about and plot out the thought of trying to assassinate this sitting president. and so there's a balance. we don't hear about those cases because they're dealt with very delicately. and very quietly. but there's a balancing out there, equally on both sides. and i agree with you, don, what has been put up of late is outrageous. it's certainly

twitter por la forma en su viaje a egipto, incluso la comparan con michael jackson y personajes ficticios como carmen san diego e indiana jonessombrero. no sÓlo en estados unidos sino en todas partes han criticado. borja: las redes sociales siempre en seguida afinan su ingenio. yo personalmente pienso que iba muy guapa. carolina: yo la vi muy elegante y apropiada pero ustedes decidan. esto es prÁctico porque reciÉn casados son parte de las 20 vÍctimas de ese choque de una limosina el fin de semana cerca de albani. los reciÉn casados era un hombre de 34 aÑos y de 30 aÑos. las vÍctimas eran amigos y familiares incluyendo cuatro hermanas de una familia y dos hermanos de otra. todos iban a una fÁbrica de cervezas a festejar un cumpleaÑos. la limosina se pasÓ una seÑal de pare y se impacto contra una camioneta. dos peatones perdieron la vida y es el considerado el accidente mÁs mortal en una dÉcada desde que en el aÑo 2009 se reportÓ un incidente en donde 50 personas perdieron la vida cuando una avioneta chocÓ contra una casa. borja: a medida que va pasando el tiempo se van conociendo detalles de este trÁgico accidente y cabe dest

jones. the co author along with michael isikoff of a book called russian roulette. the inside story of putin's war on america. the book connected a lot of dots and predicted a lot of what we've seen in the mueller d.c.s. thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you. congratulations on a great spot you just did. >> i'm happy to hear you say that, i'm curious to hear your thoughts. what do you think about what we uncovered about simon kukis. >> you know, that's just another piece in a mosaic that continues to grow. and it fits in with a pattern of big money rolling into trump's coffers during the campaign and after the campaign into the inaugural fund. you talked about the amount of money that kukis gave in january of 2017, a few months later, now we're talking about the inauguration, trump's inaugural fund, trump is getting $250,000 from a guy named andrew entrader who is the cousin of victor veksanberg, a tremendously significant russian oligarch. the same time the inaugust ural fund is getting money from american russians who have business ties, a guy like l

jones. david is the coauthor along with michael isikoff of a buick russian roulette, the inside story of putin'sar on america and the election of donald trump. the book connected a lot of dots and predicted a lot of what we've seen in the mueller indictments. david, thank you so much for being with us. >> good to be with you. congratulations on a great spot you just did. >> well, i'm very happy to hear you say that because i'm curious to hear your thoughts. what do you think about what we uncovered about simon kukes? >> well, you know, that's just another piece in a mosaic that continues to grow, and it fits in with a pattern. it fits in with a pattern of big money, a lot of money rolling into trump's coffers during the campaign and after the campaign into the inaugural fund. you talked about the amount of money that kukes gave. in january of 2017, a few months later, now we're talking about the inauguration, trump's inaugural fund. trump is getting $250,000 from a guy named andrew intrader who is the cousin of victor vexelberg. he's an american, but the cousin of the american victor, a tremendo

jones. david is the coauthor along with michael isikoff of a buick russian roulette, the inside story of putin'sr on america and the election of donald trump. the book connected a lot of dots and predicted a lot of what we've seen in the mueller indictments. david, thank you so much for being with us. >> good to be with you. congratulations on a great spot you just did. >> well, i'm very happy to hear you say that because i'm curious to hear your thoughts. what do you think about what we uncovered about simon kukes? >> well, you know, that's just another piece in a mosaic that continues to grow, and it fits in with a pattern. it fits in with a pattern of big money, a lot of money rolling into trump's coffers during the campaign and after the campaign into the inaugural fund. you talked about the amount of money that kukes gave. in january of 2017, a few months later, now we're talking about the inauguration, trump's inaugural fund. trump is getting $250,000 from a guy named andrew intrader who is the cousin of victor vexelberg. he's an american, but the cousin of the american victor, a tremendou

on the film maker, michael moore, jill stein from the green party, van jones here at cnn.s that have a very sharp sense that somehow these people need to be targeted in some manner. and then beyond that, if you go to the other image in this other window down here, you can see, again, a whole amalgam of things. support for the president up here and then some motions over here about abortion rights. the seminole tribe is mentioned numerous times by this man. and then there are religious references, support the military. and down here, again, general support for america. and a series of country music singers there. it's very interesting to look at this, jake, because clearly, even if you look in the van windshield, you can see this tremendous amount of clutter up here. this is the sort of thing that was drawing attention of passers-by even before all of this began, enough that some of them -- the moment they saw it, said, yeah, i've seen that vehicle. >> thanks so much. one law enforcement official telling cnn the suspect was telling investigators he didn't want to hurt anyon

michael. you're watching fbn:am. cheryl: after yesterday's 831 point drop on the dow jones industrial average, nasdaq and s&p in the redhe selling continuing this morning, right now dow is down 302, projected loss of more than 1%. s&p on 28, projected loss of 1%, nasdaq 68 to the red. lauren: the other big story is the hurricane michael now downgraded to tropical storm but did leave trail of catastrophic damage up and down coast, panaÁa city are waking up to destroyed buildings, down trees and pretty heavy flooding. cheryl: jeff flock live in panamÁ beach, how are things looking this morning? >> well, cheryl, the towns of panamÁ city and panama city beach, the most popular areas hit by the storm yesterday but not a direct hit fortunately although i tell you, you can see the damage behind me as well as in panamÁ city places there, for example, roof torn off of a high school, destroyed buildings knocked down, that sort of thing, fortunately i think the positive news is that the center of circulation, the very worst of the winds were just to the east of panamÁ city in the near town called mexico beach. that is a smaller t

jones, a pop. >> we'll start with michael buble.fter michael's son was diagnosed with liver cancer. he opened up about his son's battle, the tolt took on him and his family. >> at first it was just -- it's too hard to talk about, man. basically, they just said that it wasn't great. so, we just took it day by day. i'm not okay. my wife, honestly, when this all started, i became the strength to somehow pull us and lift whu. they got it out and the chemo was done and we were -- they said, we did it. oit's good. hey. i fell. i just -- i just fell. my wife picks me up now. >> certainly good news this morning. we'r happy to hear noah is in recovery and doing well. >>> up next, some stars celebrat the weekend.arly over look at is. dressed at pilots and an airline attendant. mup next, he have his upcoming christmas album on his mind but that didn't stop john legend dressing up as prince charming for his daughter. the biggest transformation of them al look at rita orr as rapper post malone. she looks unrecognizable. look at the side-by-side

michael rose. toulong and newcastle are also in action — newcastle leading 16—15. meanwhile, danny cipriani gave england coach eddie jonesr gloucester in the champions cup and played an integral role in the build up to the side's first—half try against french champions castres. a joint effort from tom marshall and callum braley set the side on their way to a 19—14 victory. novak djokovic has won his fourth shanghai masters title, beating borna coric in straight sets — extending his winning streak to 18 matches. djkokovic now moves above roger federer to number two in the world. but he can still catch rafael nadal at the top of the rankings before the end of the year — the spaniard is currently injured. i couldn't ask for a better scenario. so i am very close to now rafael vidal in the rankings and putting myself in a very good position for the last period of the year. —— nadal. iam planning to play right now in paris and london and maybe another tour before that, maybe not. but the game is working really well. and ending a year as number one will definitely be the biggest achievement of this year. england's charley hull

michael, you heard the treatment. e and playing in the background, homage to ken jones. your reaction to what the president said?se of the geography. you're reaction to the yarn he spun last night? >> my feeling, wry dhy didn't ie that in my book? first, congratulations on the show. the age of gura, honored to be with you. >> i'll raise a doughnut to you, sir. >> thank you. we don't have any here in d.c. >> and those slavish to history. barack obama talked about it a lot and what he learned from it. i don't know where president trump got what he said last night. talk about the importance of this for presidents over the years. something you detail in your book. >> crucial. make as great leader. president truman said not every leader will be a great leader but every leader has to know history. if you're president, you don't have a user's manual. all you know is what earlier presidents did and where they succeeded, and where they failed. i don't see how you can be president without having a firm grasp on what went before and the other thing, david, is, i don't think that i've ever seen lincoln ever was told that yo

secretary of state michael pompei of has met with turkish president present time for talks about the disappearance. correspondent dorian jones is in istanbul welcome dorrian turkish investigators arrived at the saudi council's residence on tuesday but didn't go in until today why. well the turkish officials are blaming lack of cooperation from the saudi consulate and that this is been an ongoing criticism they say that they've got in the way and delayed all of their attempts here to fight it took nearly two weeks to get him to the saudi consulate where the last place the jersey journal circle showed he was last seen entering now the residence is seen as a very important part of the investigation and the reason why is that c.c.t.v. coverage recorded a blood found belonging to the saudi diplomatic mission traveling from the consulate to the resident hours after he entered that building the fear is that possibly his body or can show he was taken alive to the residence and there is concern now that possibly he was killed there or his body was disposed of and the investigators now for really searching the building with forensic e

we will continue to track hurricane michael and have up- to-the-minute information on air and online at ktvu.com. >>> wall street -- wall street, sent the dow jones plunging more than 800 points. the dow was down 832 points, 3% loss. it was the worst day in the dow since august 2060. the third worst point decline ever. the selloff comes amid concerns of rising interest rates, a trade war and an announcement from president donald j. trump of more tariffs on chinese goods. the nasdaq and s&p saw huge losses. the nasdaq dropped on the 316 points. s&p was down 94 points . will have more in the stock market and what this means going forward, coming up on ktuv fox2 news at 5:00. >>> a major development in a landmark case against agribusiness monsanto. a state judge oversaw a appeal on a verdict, may order a new trial. this involves a former venetian school groundskeeper who argues that monsanto's weedkiller, roundup causes cancer. are reporters inside the san francisco courthouse where a hearing is underway right now. we will have a life update whenever that hearing wraps up. >>> a report says amazon's artificial intelligence recruiting system was bias

michael one day after the storm made landfall with 150 miles per hour winds. >>> good afternoon, i'm gasia mikaelian, we begin with breaking news from wall street. the dow jones industrial average has fallen more than 500 and we're on track of a second day of huge losses, you can see at this point, it's down by two full%. yesterday's 800 point drop is the biggest since february. they had a blip in positive territory later on. we're firmly in the red. >> reporter: the markets all of the major indexes have been going back and forth bouncing from positive to negative territory throughout the day. has what happened in the past 24 is reset or a sign of a sign the economy is going down. >> the rates were raised and it's supposed to put a break on inflation. >> interest rates makes it hard to buy homes or new cars and get loans. >> a sell off spanned the major indexes around the world. >> the profit is not much. >> people are keeping an eye on their 401k's. >> it's business as usual for me. i saw the interest rate change and knew it was coming. it was expected. what am i going to do? >> there's nothing can i do. i'll hang on and hope that it rebounds and not worry a

jones. that's a very watchable program tomorrow 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> now, georgia is one of the states that's been hit very hard by hurricane michael. now it's over a dozen, it could be 17, i'm slow on those numbers. look at the scene. how can we know who's with us no more in that kind of situation? we don't. but many are in very dire need who made it through. if you're wondering what you can do, stay with us. i'll tell you. darryl! hey, darryl. hey! hey, how much would you pay for something you don't want? nothing. is this a test? no. question two: do you like getting stuff you like for free? yes. this feels like a test. it's not, it's just why verizon lets everyone in your family get the unlimited plan they need without paying for stuff they don't. and why verizon gets you six months of free apple music. did i pass? not a test, but yeah, you passed. (vo) the music you want, the unlimited plan you need, on the network you deserve. now get up to $300 off our latest phones. so let's promote our falle a homecomingtravel dealame, on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda b

jones. show that's a very watchable program tomorrow 7:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. >>> now, georgia is one of the states that's been hit very hard by hurricane michael now it's over a dozen, it could be 17, i'm slow on those numbers. look at the scene. how can we know who's with us no more in that kind of situation? we don't. but many are in very dire need who made it through. if you're wondering what you can do, stay with us. i'll tell you. man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission with dosing every 8 weeks. woman: stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before or during treatment, always tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cancer, or develop any new skin growths, or if anyone in your house needs or recently had a va

jones industrials. i know we're going to have a crazy day, but we might even open this thing higher. >>> michael, now ittropical storm, leaving behind a big path of destruction. later this morning we're going to talk to a mayor of one of the hardest-hit cities. >>> meanwhile, president trump signing legislation to help patients save on prescription drugs. health and human services secretary alex azar on that. >>> and former attorney general eric holder, he's rejecting a call for civility. in fact, he says when they go low, kick 'em. you'll hear it right after this. (guard) what i've witnessed... controlled fury. freakish intelligence. wicked seduction. these endeavors will rattle your soul... and challenge the contents of your stomach. if that sounds dramatic... it is. charles: quick check of the futures, now looking at it, will certainly open lower but not as bad as an hour ago. the nasdaq and s&p could actually open in the green. the dow stocks that will be on the move when the market opens, you're looking at some. walgreens missed on the top line, you've got some other weakness there. just mostly pil

jones industrial average up 333 points a pretty good start to the day. well president trump, he's getting criticized this week for meeting with kanye west and holding rally in pennsylvania. while hurricane michaelvage the florida panhandle i want to bring in larry o'connor column wise washington time. larry is this criticism warranted? >> oh. gosh. charles i can't keep track of the criticism of this president from day to day and you know what's funny about this, this criticism about kanye meeting with president along with jim brown they don't mention that jim brown a long time civil rights advocate was also in that meeting they like to focus on kanye somewhat erratic. the criticism was first that kanye was mentally ill, that he wasn't informed he wasn't well read. that wasn't playing very well, you know, by the way, they told us when president trump was elected president, that suddenly that would normalize racist language in our society i didn't mean that meant lemmon and lineup at cn but that was the criticism of kanye west being in the bhows that wasn't playing very well. people were saying ka yay allowed to do what he wants that's what narrative shifted to end of the day yesterday and some o

jones." he is recipient of the national magazine award for best reporting, harvard's goldsmith prize for investigate i reporting, atlantic media's michael kelly award, the hellman prize for magazine journalism and at least 20 others. he is the co-author -- [applause] whoo hoo! go, shane. [laughter] he is the co-author of the memoir "a sliver of light" about his time spent as a prisoner in iran. he spent two years imprisonedded as a journalist -- imprisoned as a journalist. when he came home, he began reporting on american prisons. in 2014 he went undercover as a prison guard for four months and published a long-form piece in "mother jones" about his experience. he then published "american prisoner." whoo. [applause] a book that expands, a book that expands on that experience and also includes a history of for-profit prisons in the u.s. tracing back to slavery. it also includes photographs and a detailed architectural rendering of the penitentiary he worked at. i tore through this book and was so haunted by it, and i think -- i feel like it's a really important book that everyone needs to read. gabra jo is the author of the novel "the ca