michael lewis, everybody "the fifth risk" is available on paperback.] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott? elliott. you came back! [ cheers and applause >> seth: my thanks to quentin tarantino, aisling bea, michael lewis everybody. coady willis, and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for "lilly singh. see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh," i'm going to center myself as i dive deep into holistic healing there's nothing worse than trying to heal yourself and realize that your crystal is at 10%. [ laughter ] and after that, i try my hand at becoming a real starbucks barista. it's not working >> oh, yeah. >> lilly: i think i broke it [ laughter ] then we look into the future with a special tarot card reader

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we are as a pe laura: michael lewis, thanks so much for being with us. michael: thank you. laura: doctors in spain lle g a british woman's recovery from cardiac arrest and exceptional case. arteries heart stopped beating for sick -- audrey sherman's heart stopped beating for six hours after she developed hyperthermia while hiking in the pyrenees. medical officials say the low mountain temperatures may have saved her life. here is our medical correspondent fergus we sh. fergus: man who cheated death, flanked by her husband and the medical team that rescued her. she can now reflect on her heart stopping experience. >> it feels rely incredible that i survived it, and just really lucky to be here and to be able to get on with my life. i'm just happy. fergus: she set out with her husband from this mountaine refuge in talan pyrenees last month when they were caught in a snowstorm. she collapsed and fell unconscious. t >>ught she was dead, because i was trying to feel for her pulse. my fingers were also numb, so i wasn't sure if it was my fingers, but iouldn't feel her breath or h

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please welcome michael lewis. >> thank you. can you hear us? i am here because i met jeremy through this podcast and one of the episodes was about judges and examining the judges that might undermine the authority that might make their lives difficult. otherwise, i know very little about the law except to run from it. i would like to start. i would like you to introduce yourselves and what you do. >> >> the federal judges making me to first. i had the great privilege and pleasure serving on the supreme court of texas. it is the highest civil court in texas. i have been on the court since 2009. i started on an appellate court and initially entered the judiciary as a judge appointed by then governor bush. my journey has been marked as the first latina in harris county and first latina elected to statewide office in texas and it is a job i enjoy. >> you received more votes than anyone has in the history of texas. >> texas elects judges that are riddled with all con and a few pros. i became the highest go-getter in the history and the state of texa

and michael lewis joins us at the table now.irst time around. better because it has an afterward -- >> come goes on and on. >> it goes on and on. >> i like it, though. >> a major contribution. sometimes the afterward is a couple of pages. this is the story of art allen, a major part of search and rescue for the coast guard. i think he's really important, and you can talk about why. but in part because we have had idea of the government as being kind of incompetent, bloated, too big, a bureaucracy, ineffective people. and art allen is the opposite of that. >> so easy to dismiss until you see what the people are doing and why. >> not seeking attention. >> not seeking attention. i found there guy, grabbed him basically out of a hat during the last shutdown. because he had been deemed -- a hat of people deemed inessential. like, who's inessential? what had this guy done? he spent 35 years in the coast guard devoted to essentially one problem. that was try to figure out how objects drifted on the sea. because if you can't figure out

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you wrote about michael lewis' book and the movie, "the big short." an attribute or affliction with one of the heroes in that book. dr. michael berry. >> if you have a minute and a half, it's a fascinating story. i read that book. and lewis is a great writer. within that chapter about michael berry he listed 10 things asperger's have that michael had as well. some of them were not being able to look someone in the eye, which i am not doing well at the moment. singular hobbies, etc., etc. i go, that's me. i took the book out to my ex-wife and said, read this. and she read it. i think i have asperger's. she said you do. not, you do? she said, you do. >> you did not know this about yourself? >> no, not before i read it in that book. >> you were in your early 70's. >> it explained a lot. i am sort of proud of it because it explains a lot about me. all asperger's are not geniuses. the intelligent thing is not necessarily a big part of it. my personal behavior and ability to relate to people, my singular hobbies, stamp collecting and this and this and this.

lewis to try and drive up his price? his likeability, his contract details, and how much of it is actualfact? as he chases the record seven world titles held by the great michael time to move. 2021 is when all of the regulations change, a bit like shuffling the ca rts change, a bit like shuffling the carts again, will you get a good hand or not, will mercedes still have the best car or will someone like ferrari or red bull be the developing, emerging winners? could ferrari be successful in 2021? they haven't had a championship win since 2008 with the construct does' title, it's a long time to go without winning the championship. could things reverse, could ferrari be the place to be in 2021, that's what lewis hamilton has to work out. what can we look forward to next year? speaking to max verstappen last night he said to me, just give me the car, give me the right car and i will win this title. there are not many people up and down that grids of 20 men who would not believe the same thing but if you believe max verstappen, if you believe charles leclerc, sebastian vettel, then we are infora leclerc, sebastian vettel, then we are in for a treat next year. the f

nobody ever thought anyone would get close to michael's record. lewiss. they look unbeatable at the moment. looking at the future you would say lewis has the possibility of equalling michael's seven world championships or even one better. i think it is important he has the challengers, he has the ferraris fighting him, he has a competitive team—mate, because it is great winning those championships but you need the competition and hopefully he has that next year. in 2019 female athletes from britain and around the world changed the game. briony frost made history at cheltenham. the first female jockey to win a top level race. alice ty won seven golds at the world para—swimming championships. england dominated the women's six nations. their players now professionals too good for the rest. at wimbledon a 15—year—old qualifier beat a former champion. 15—year—old coco gauff shines a little brighter. britain's jamie chadwick won the w series, the first champion in women only motorsport. at the women's ashes england were well beaten. manchester city were fa cu

michael lewis. good tuesday morning welcome to "squawk alley." i'm carl quintanilla we are in the midst of a sell-off today all the major averages are lower by at least 1% dow is down 1.5% jon's exclusive with andy jassy in just a moment let's start with the markets the dow down 450 stocks down, bonds up. the economic data this week has not been all that great. the ism is underwhelming yesterday. fidelity investment director of global macro and with us barkley's global head of u.s. equity research. good to see you. >> good morning. >> hi. >> losing 3,100 has people thinking to themselves how much did we really pile on to fundamentals we thought phase one was going to get signed. >> yeah, certainly the roller coaster of tariffs and trades are not phase one deals. the market did have a nice breakout out of a 21-month-long holding pattern. and at this point the top of that holding pattern is around 3,000 and change we're pretty close to that we'll retest that. with a market that over the last ten years has gone up 17% per year and even since the val

tonight -- quentin tarantino, star of "this way up," actress aisling bea, author michael lewis featuring case, let's get to the news the white house announced friday that president trump's lawyers will not take part in this week's impeachment hearings. that makes sense, since one of hiwy

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michael berry. a if you have a minute and half, it is a fascinating story. i read that book. lewis 10 things that asperger's have that michael had as well, and i read them and i read some of them, not being able to look somebody in the eye. singular hobbies like stamp collecting, etc. i go, that is me. i took the book to my ex-wife and said, read this. she read it. i think i have asperger's. she said, you do. not, you do? but you do. >> you did not know this about yourself? >> not until i read it in the book. >> not until you are in your early 70's? >> it explained a lot. i'm proud of it. it explains a lot about me. not all asperger's are geniuses. the intelligence thing is not necessarily a big part of it, behavior andal ability to relate to people. my singular hobby, stamp collecting. do.aybe i and so i did go to a psychiatrist. at the end of the first meeting, i said, do you think i have asperger's? >> and she said, oh yeah. ♪ viviana: you can see much more of that exclusive conversation with bill gross and many more compelling interviews of bloomberg.com. that wraps up our spec

and also with us, best selling author michael lewis, his book "the fifth risk" is out now.u. we had fact witnesses and now we'll get an interpretation effectively of the concept of impeachment from constitutional scholars. what will it looks like in that room before the judiciary committee? >> look, today is not going to be probably the most exciting day. but it might be the most important in some ways. because we need people to understand what is this isn't just -- you know, the republicans are trying to paint this as sure, you know, he asked the other country to help him, you know, big deal. this is perfectly permissible. no, it is not. what this report, what they have laid out i think in really extraordinary, exquisite detail but also in an understandable way is that it can't be disputed that trump used the levers of power, the presidency to extort and bribe another country for his own benefit, not for what was in the interests of this country. and i think that these legal scholars today are going to make clear why that is so important and that this idea of this being a

lewis hamilton, only michael schumacher ahead of him 4 winds in the form of him for winds ahead of him winds in the form of him for winds in formula 1. i do nominated for his outstanding play for manchester city this year. then there is ben stokes, very much at there is ben stokes, very much at the centre of that ashes victory in headingley. all those moments will be revisited this evening, otherwise look out for. you have about 20 minutes to find your seat. enjoy your evening up there in aberdeen. and if you can tear yourself off bbc news this evening, the top two in scotland have put more distance between themselves and everyone else, as celtic and rangers both won on sunday. celtic stay top after a 2—0 win at home to hibs, whilst rangers beat fourth—placed motherwell by the same scoreline. nick parrott watched this one. steven gerrard spoke of building something special at rangers after extending his contract this week. he is yet to lead to a trophy but results in europe at the scottish premiership are improving to stop they had to come behind to beat motherwell at home a few weeks

the six nations grand slam, lewis hamilton, 110w nations grand slam, lewis hamilton, now six times formula 1 world champion only michael who proved himself one of the best footballers in europe, may be the world, —— raheem sterling. then ben stokes hooper‘s produced memorable performances in the world cup and headingley. we will decide that via a public vote. this election always happens in december. thank you very much, often a controversial one, we will see what emerges. we will hopefully talk to you in the next hour. around 2,000 properties are still without water in and around leighton linslade in bedfordshire, after supplies failed on friday night. an initial problem, caused by a broken valve, has been fixed. but anglian water says air trapped in pipes means supplies haven't been restored in some areas. jenny kirk reports. queues at tesco today, but these aren't christmas shoppers. i wasn't even aware that this water station was around, so this is my first trip. i'm guessing one of many. around 20,000 homes were left without water when the problem started on friday evening. a faulty valve was found and repaired, b

lewis hamilton has predicted that the 2020 formula one season will be the closest yet after collecting his sixth world championship trophy at the official prize giving in paris. he'sjust one behind michaelso the outside, just being happier and happier any collaboration with the team, in terms of our team work, the things that, they doors that have opened in terms of the fashion, that has been well received and well accepted and my fans have been amazing in supporting me with it. and being able to do those things and it not be talked about too much in the sense of negative that is a distraction. it's semi finals day in the uk snooker championship at york's barbican centre where ding jun—hui has become the first man through to tomorrow's final. chasing a third uk title, he raced out of the blocks against fellow chinese player yan bingtao — coming through to win by six frames to two. hazel irvine can tell us more. we're make the company of two from a united kingdom champions, stephen hendry and john parrott, who have been assessing the first of a semifinals in this year plasma great event. ding jun—hui against yan bingtao. a master against the apprentice. and in the end, it was a master wh

lewis reports, the ideal worked. >>a blunt road in germantown is named after a historic montgomery countyrfamily. but why are and street signs you. michaelansportation explains. the sign shop has eliminated vowels along certain streets. where people kept stealing signs that have a double meaning it's working really well unfortunately for those people who have the size. in addition to blunt road residents have targeted terrapin drive in silver spring stoner driving colesville, and this street in only that you can read for yourself is that what it says now. yeah well i missed it, i didn't even look brad k grew up near stone or drive. hadn't heard about the county shedding vowels well obviously stoner is someone who spends most of their time smoking week. >>and i think the fact the signs getting stolen more and more frequently is a testament to the potency of the marijuana that i hear is going on these days so here's another area where we're storing signs. taylor says the county signed shop has also reinforced certain sign polls and placed signs higher up the topic humorous but only to a point when we have to replace a sign that's been stol

lewis announcing he is battling stage four pancreatic cancer. what he is saying about his diagnosis. >> eric: and former new york mayor michael bloomberg is trying to give president trump a run for his money spending millions on ads from the battleground states. to the big question is will it work? >> we have a situation where the very wealthy billionaires have a significant impact over the political process. so it's not just that a billionaire wakes up one morning and says i've got 5 billion with them i'm a little bit bored, i know what i'm going to do, i'm going to run for president. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish i could shake your hand. granted. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> sandra: torture congressman john lewis announcing he is undergoing treatment stage iv pancreatic cancer. the civil rights icon the saying it was a found during a routine checkup. he says he will continue to serve in congress. 79-year-old has represented his atlanta district for more than 30 years. >> eric: our best wishes and thoughts are with him. and now for the race to th