mollie: people need evidence. howie: a female journalists howie: the press has been acknowledging that president trump was essentially restrained in talking about christine blasey ford until he unload at a rally. president trump: what neighborhood? i don't know. but i had one beer, that's the only thing i remember. >> what the president did last night is sickening. maybe we should only be surprised it took him so long to do it. >> the media were saying president trump's words about ford for an attack. >> i don't know if he thinks it's useful to rid couple a woman hop says she was sexually assaulted. or if he thinks it was fun. but the president of the united states thinks it's appropriate. >> you are attacking victims, you don't have any empathy. no, he's making a series of common sense conclusions about ford's very shaky claims and differing accounts. howie: given that's sexual assault victims don't remember the details -- mollie: people kept saying he was taunting or mock or ridiculing christine ford. what he wa

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(molly haskell) her outfit is based on adele rogers st.paperwoman who dressed in a mannish style. hi, hildy, welcome back. (molly haskell) and she comes in with such authority, breezes into the newsroom, says hello to everybody. she goes into grant's office, and immediately, it's like a boxing match, like a love match and a boxing match. now listen, walter. you are no longer my husband, and no longer my boss, and you're not going to be my boss. what's that supposed to mean? just what i say. you're not coming back to work on the paper? you are right, mr. burns, for the first time today. ahhh... got a better offer, huh? you bet. all right, go on, take it, that's the gratitude i get! what were you when you got here five years ago? a doll-faced hick! well, you wouldn't take me if i hadn't been doll-faced. well, why should i? i'd be shuddering -- listen, walter. listen, i made a great reporter of you, but you won't be half as good on any other paper and you know it! we're a team -- (yelling simultaneously) sold to the american! the rhythm of th

where i disagree with mollie. i remember being at a town hall in fairfax, virginia where the congressman had to be escorted out because they were afraid he would be harmed. when we realize our issues get us angry and we have to have real conversations. howie: is there a media double standard. mollie: every time right wingers get together they are called right-wing mobs. we had a large scale assassination attempt against members of congress which many in the media act like it's not a big deal. i think americans are worried about that. howie: there was a commentator on cnn who tried to conflate that with the protests. it seems like three months ago, after brett kavanaugh was sworn in at the ceremony at the white house. he apologized his family and he called the sexual assault allegations a hoax. and i think that drew a lot of media flack as well. gillian: and it contradicted the line the republicans crafted. we believe the victim in this case chris tee --in this case, y ford, but we don't believe it was brett kavana

thanks molly. are they smart . as markets continue to try to regain their footing technology stocks the darlings for the past two years have taken it on the chin with netflix dropping six point five percent in the past five days going from three hundred thirty two dollars per share down to two hundred seventy eight per share in trading today and amazon is down three plus percent in the past three days and trading about fifteen hundred dollars per share today yesterday i noted amazon trading was sixteen hundred dollars so it job dropped a lot just in the last twenty four hours both amazon and netflix have taken about a twenty percent loss in the month of october over all the u.s. market valuations also dropped by roughly one hundred twenty seven billion dollars in the past few days. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return alex male of edge joins us to discuss a new study which tells the story of academic infiltration in many nations universities as we go to break the dow jone

will tell you what took place and take a look at how consumer phone buying habits are changing with molly barrows plus there is a new study out of australia which tells a story of academic infiltration in many nations nations universities by what amounts to spies and foreign agents alex mahela that joins us to discuss all of that directly ahead first we had some headlines go. u.s. consumer confidence is that its highest level since the year two thousand the consumer confidence index or c.c.i. measures consumers' assessment of the present economic conditions in the united states and has increased from one hundred thirty five point three percent in september to one hundred thirty seven point nine percent in october even though those one day left while some stock market traders and others are questioning the u.s. economic future based upon the c.c.i. consumers expect the economic growth to continue through at least the end of this year consumer spirits may be based upon that low unemployment rate we've spoken about before which currently stands at three point seven percent again that's the l

molly the springer spaniel is on patrol from also key matches to swimming races and athletics meets. today we're told. and she is the world's first open source only. trained for doping substances. molly has already discovered banned substances out on deployment she's cool several athletes out doping according to hundreds. the searches she conducts. we go through the locker room straining. even dress codes and bills where subsystem has been thrown away. with molly already making sports here more secure and fair it's no wonder that anti doping agencies across europe are thinking of following in sweden's footsteps. and with that you are up to date now on d.w. news i'm sarah kelly in berlin i very very short break first we'll have the latest from the business world including a german government's new plans a deal that. could be here. nico is in germany to learn german. and looked at me. why not learn with him online on the immobile and free to suffer from the w e learning course because vic. germany state by state. the most colorful.

barrows a contributor on america's lawyer molly it's good to see you again to spend a few weeks why are the cheaper versions of you mary being rolled out in europe. well it's a key patent actually expired this week part so that's going to make the market open for what's called bio similar drugs to come on the market these are pretty much identical to the drugs that are already like the humor biosimilars where they called and they're pretty much near copies of the drug they're going to be launched at a lower price how much lower we don't know exactly but it's going to be ten to twenty five percent of what it costs now and some of the bigger drug markets in europe now you're talking about a blockbuster drug this is the most popular drug in the world if you will four billion annually in sales in europe and it's the second biggest market in fact the united states and by a similar versions are going to be available rolling out they believe starting this week in europe it's expected to say that england's national health service nearly two million dollars a year so this is a big deal good

molly: "my name is molly and we choose nps." np: "consider an np.s.org to learn more." narrator: he claims to be an education reformer, but marshall tuck's failed record managing actual schools won't work as superintendent of public instruction. as ceo of l.a.'s partnership schools, the teachers gave tuck a vote of "no confidence." and tuck's total mismanagement of l.a. charter schools caused financial problems that cost taxpayers thousands. tony thurmond. the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers. holding all our schools accountable and always protecting neighborhood public schools. tony thurmond. for our schools. >>> a report reveals that the trump administration had an alarming lack of internal coordinations when it separated parents and children at the border. cnn live in washington with the very latest here. >> reporter: john, this report details not only the lack of coordination, but a lack of preparation by the trump administration as they dealt with more than 2,600 separated children at the u.s.-mexico border. of course, this was the

ten hours in total. >> molly: ten hours on a bus.d then the interview took like two minutes, and they just put denied, they didn't even -- >> anthony: denied? meanwhile, you live right within a mile from each other. >> molly: he has no bad record, nothing. we're best friends, you know, and i wish he could come over to my house and just see it. you know. >> john: the state of texas is so much more diverse than it used to be. and i think it makes it much -- >> anthony: better. >> john: oh, yeah. and i know some people -- it scares them and i think it's just a fear of the unknown. it's not the fear based on anything concrete. here, we're all family. >> victor: when you raise a toast, raise it with you left hand. because it's closer to your heart. >> group: salud. ♪ expedia introduces add on advantage, a new way to save on travel. now when you book a flight you unlock discounts on select hotels that you can use up until your trip starts. so whether you want to go out, stay in, or be in the middle of it all... add the perfect hotel when y

so, what that stems from is the miles for mollie. i just felt like i was running for all of those people so it was certainly emotional for me. there were moments where i did have to stop and cry. but it was good. i'm working through the emotions and, you know, just...i think it's healing not only for myself but for everyone else that's here. when i felt like i was slowing down and struggling to stay motivated, i just remembered that i'm carrying this flag and i'm doing it for mollie. it's part of the healing process for me. as a runner, as a community member, as someone that knew mollie. we're not going to let evil prevail. this is our community and we want to make sure we feel safe and secure and i think this is a great way to make people have that feeling again." (justine) (justine)(justine) mollie spent part of her childhood in oakland. money raised from the event is being donated to the university of iowa stead family children's hospital. (jrstone) electric carmaker tesla, based in fremont, must find a new chair for its board of

ten hours in total. >> molly: ten hours on a bus.ile from each other. >> molly: he has no bad record, nothing. we're best friends, you know, and i wish he could come over to my house and just see it. you know. >> john: the state of texas is so much more diverse than it used to be. and i think it makes it much -- >> anthony: better. >> john: oh, yeah. >> john: oh, yeah. and i know some people -- it scares them and i think it's just a fear of the unknown. it's not the fear based on anything concrete. here, we're all family. >> victor: when you raise a toast, raise it with you left hand. because it's closer to your heart. >> group: salud. ♪ you're in the business of helping people. we're in the business of helping you. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty thousand dollars, decided in as little as 60 seconds. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. (nicki palmer) being a verizon engineer is about doing things right. and there's no shortcut to the right way. so when we roll out the nation's

molly the springer spaniel is on patrol from also key matches to swimming races and athletics meets. the group and today we have our new troll joining us so we were always molly and she is the world's first doping search dog just only who trained for adopting substances. molly has already discovered substances out on deployment she's caught several athletes out doping according to one hundred. the searches she conducts are certainly thorough we go through the look through restraining. dress codes and buildings where subsystem have been told away. with molly already making sports here more secure and fair it's no wonder that anti doping agencies across europe are thinking of following in sweden's footsteps. well business news now with helen humphrey and we are talking about the future of diesel that's right there of course the german government and its coalition outlining plans for getting dirty diesel powered vehicles off the country's roads according to the transport ministry drivers living and in around the fourteen month polluted cities in germany can take advantage of trade incen

ten hours in total. >> molly: ten hours on a bus. you live right within a mile from each other. >> molly: he has no bad record, nothing. we're best friends, you know, and i wish he could come over to my house and just see it. you know. >> john: the state of texas is so much more diverse than it used to be. and i think it makes it much -- >> anthony: better. >> john: oh, yeah. and i know some people -- it scares them and i think it's just a fear of the unknown. it's not the fear based on anything concrete. here, we're all family. packaging for restaurants. >> victor: when you raise a toast, raise it with you left hand. because it's closer to your heart. >> group: salud. ♪ and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. that's right, $36,000. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. my unlimited 2% cash back is more than just a perk, it's our healthcare. can i say it? what's in your wallet? first, it continues to pay paramedics while we're on break. second, it ensures the closest ambulance can respond if you call 9-1-1. vo

molly the springer spaniel is on patrol from the matches to swimming races and athletics meets. today we're told. and she's the world's first though. only. trained for doping substances. molly has already discovered substances out on deployment she's cool several athletes out doping according to one hundred. the searches she conducts. we go through the locker room straining. even dress codes and bills were subsystems have been sold away. with mali already making sports more secure and it's no wonder that anti doping agencies across europe are thinking of following in sweden's footsteps. you're watching news still to come on the program the german government comes up with a plan to get dirty diesel cars off the road and broker a deal between maggie factures and customers facing driving balance in some of the country's most polluted cities but is it really an offer to address the crisis more on that and a whole lot more with talent coming up in just a few minutes time my name is tara kelley you are watching news thank you so much for joining us here. i'm not laughing again well i

what's your take on this, mollie? >> i think this has been a telling couple of weeks as we watched the media cover a very contentious issue and very complicated issue. have you allegations of assault and you have a man who's denying them and the media coverage, i don't think could have been much worse. when you saw the standards in stories, usually as a journalist, have you ideas what standard must be met before you publish a story. i feel like a lot of publications have not held to the normally high standards, publishing allegations as farcical, running with stories that there is no corroboration and forgetting this is a very serious issue. this is a real man accused of something and has no evidence to support the allegation. had his life and name and honor and reputation dragged through the mud. it's more important than the supreme court nomination, it's about who we are as a people and how we treat people accused of crimes. mark: seems like basic norms. due process, you know, these things that western civilization

tonight, molly shannon, star of "fresh off the boat," actress constance wu, music from nathaniel rateliff the night sweats, featuring the 8g band with daxx nielsen. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump held a campaign rally in mississippi last night. said trump, "m-i-s-s-i-s-s-s-i-p-s-s-p-i [ laughter ] p-i-i-i-s-s-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i. according to "the new york times," during a high school party, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, quote, triumphantly hoisted an empty beer keg above his head because he and his friends were close to reaching their goal of drinking 100 kegs during their senior year. [ laughter ] "yeah, call me when you can do a full one," said ruth bader ginsburg. [ cheers and applause ] well, earlier today the president forced himself on all of us. [ laughter ] fema tested out it's new presidential alert system today, sending a simultaneou

molly, where are we?in practical terms, the senate is in a state of sort of suspended animation. there were enough senators who did feel that the fbi might be able to bring some clarity to this. but i think the senator flake and others were convinced that there were at least enough outstanding questions that may be evidence could either be surfaced or at least be ruled out, existence of potential evidence that they could go out and look for. so everything is going to hinge on what if anything this investigation finds. you know, senator flake this wasn't just about the two witnesses or this particular partisan battle he said this is about trying to bring the country together. because for him the way that it had deinvolved into this pitched partisan battle that seemed to be without regard for what the underlying truth was, that is what bothered him more than anything. there were other republican senators who agreed with that who felt that they wanted more clarity before going forward and that clarity could

molly barrows will join us to talk it over plus massive food recalls fred kaufman doctor of bet the farm will discuss the very latest and his take on what it means to all of us and while cryptocurrency is seem to be multiplying like rabbits how do financial regulators look at it look at the new players around the world will be joined by new york walk professor ron filler will tell us and later the cars coach is back to talk chrysler earnings the e.u. emissions scandal and a way to avoid voiding your warranty lots on our plate let's go. we start with markets and volatility seems to be the name of the tune in china which saw the largest one day gain in the shanghai and chiens and composite index since november of two thousand and fifteen but the progress slowed some yesterday hong kong's hang seng also rose but is now down from last week as are other asian markets including the japanese nikkei down under down under a sax in australia and sensex in india both down since last week the same down or tune at the french cac german dax u.k. what c. and t. s. sex in toronto and the cold kept in co

ten hours in total. >> molly: ten hours on a bus.h other. >> molly: he has no bad record, nothing. we're best friends, you know, and i wish he could come over to my house and just see it. you know. >> john: the state of texas is so much more diverse than it used to be. and i think it makes it much -- >> anthony: better. >> john: oh, yeah. and i know some people -- it scares them and i think it's just a fear of the unknown. it's not the fear based on anything concrete. here, we're all family. >> victor: when you raise a toast, raise it with you left hand. because it's closer to your heart. >> group: salud. ♪ heyi'm craving somethingkin! we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture... and keep us protected. we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts. cerave. what your skin craves. chorizo from chipotle is back for a limited time. it's grilled right in front of you, with nothing artificial. it has nothing to hide. but you can wrap it in a tortilla anyway. real ingredient

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of course liquid in them. >> molly didn't get her job easy. she went through training similar to that of a narcotics dog. now that molly has become the first anti-doping dog she shows up at sporting events unannounced and does what she's trained to do. while molly's handler can't confiscate any banned substances they can turn the athlete over for testing. anti-doping officials say her training has already been paid off. several athletes have been caughting and tested positive for banned substances after a me someone not take a substance. >>olederation to detect to other countries in the future. in washington lauren blanchard, fox news. >> coming up next the gifted returns for its second season on fox and we sit down with the stars of the show to get the inside scoop. we'll have a preview after the break. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you rofessional mo simple. easy. awesome. xfinity customers, add xfinity home and get a great

barrows contributor for american lawyer molly great to see you again i mean how will these partnerships work. well it's this is actually pretty interesting according to an article by the wall street journal two of the largest credit card issuers are going to be sharing their closely guarded underwriting models with credit cards and this is basically part of a new process that's going to make it easier for members who use credit karma to know which loans they could potentially qualify for before they even apply now the benefit to credit card companies of course is that they can bring in potentially new borrowers it can streamline the loan approval process and the benefit for credit karma is that it is exactly in line with their everyone benefits business model of course they analyze your credit score they recommend products that are intended to save you money and then if you as the consumer buy that product in credit card credit karma rather gets reimbursed by the lender who's product was purchased so this could be certainly certainly beneficial for credit karma and credit card issuers t

good morning, molly. >> reporter: kendis, good morning. that's right. so overnight a blockbuster leak from the turks to abc news. this as more boxes of evidence were taken out of the consulate behind me as we're learning more grisly details about this apparent murder. new details this morning about what may have happened to "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. a senior turkish official tells abc news that secretary of state mike pompeo has heard an alleged audio recording and was given a transcript of khashoggi's murder inside the saudi consulate. but overnight pompeo denied that report saying i've heard no tape. i've seen no transcript. earlier pompeo briefed president trump advising the president to give the saudis just a few more days to investigate. >> they also assured me that they will conduct a complete, thorough investigation. >> reporter: but amnesty international for one says it makes no sense to trust an investigation led by the very government suspected of the murder. >> we cannot trust the saudi authorities to be conducting this inv

coming up, '80s icon molly ringwald is speaking out about scenes from her to movies like this one.old. violate her if i wanted to. >> martha: katherine timpf and tom shillue coming up next. ♪ ignition sequence starts. 10... 9... guidance is internal. 6... 5... 4... 3... 2... 1... ♪ billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse instantly fights all types of bad breath and works for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy. there's therabreath at walmart. ♪ >> martha: she was a star of some of the biggest cult movies of the 1980s but today molly ringwald is changing her perspective on some of the scenes in her classic hits like the breakfast club and 16 candles. she said to npr, times were different and what was acceptable than is definitely not acceptable now, nor should it have been then. i feel very differently about the things that john he was movies now. here with me now, cap had to brush up on some of her 80s movies today to keep up with it. when you look at these, and a sort of time capsule ki

molly hunter in istanbul. thank you. >>> we're getting new video of the moments a train derailed in taiwan killing at least 18 people as it approached a curve. you can see it there. eight of the victims were family members returning from a wedding. nearly 200 others were injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation right now. some passengers though say the train was shaking violently just prior to derailing. >>> police in georgia are searching for a suspected cop killer. they surrounded a home outside atlanta last night close to where officer antwan toney was where officer antwan toney was shot while checking on a suspicious vehicle saturday. but the suspect, 18-year-old tafahree maynard, was not there. detectives say he fired the gun that killed officer antwan toney. a second suspect has already been arrested. a vigil will honor the officer who turned 30 just last week. # >>> now let's look at your weather for this monday morning. hurricane willa is bearing down on mexico's pacific coast at nearly c

someone you heard oh it's molly and she's the world's first doping searched on she's only. playing for the open substances. molly has already discovered banned substances out on deployment she's cool at several athletes out doping according to handle. the searches she conducts thora. we go through the look through constraining. dress codes and buildings were subsystems have been told away. with mali already making sports here more secure and fair it's no wonder that anti doping agencies across europe are thinking of following in sweden's footsteps. a bit of surfing news now big wave surfing actually and there's a new entry in the guinness book of world records should be able to see why when you look at brazilian. mary on this enormous wave off the coast of portugal almost twenty one meters high making it the biggest wave ever surfed by a woman. as record ride dates back to january but was five you recognized on monday. so again how did you see the size of that wave it was big it seemed never ending and i like the list of people who are biting the dust following the distal g

abc's molly hunter is in istanbul tracking the overnight developments. good morning, molly. >> reporter: kenneth, stephanie, hey, good morning. that's right. after yesterday no one should have any doubt how impoant this u.s. relationship is to the saudis or the lengths to which president trump will go to protect it. with secretary of state mike pompeo here in turkey meeting with president erdogan, the turks are hoping that he's coming with some answers from the saudis. this morning, new details on the alleged hit squad accused in the disappearance of writer jamal khashoggi. "the washington post" obtained passport scans from turkish officials and "the new york times" reports at least three of the suspects served as part of the crown prince's security team. one of those has been pictured traveling with the crown prince. but president trump warned against rushing to conclusions. >> and it depends whether or not the king or the crown prince knew about it in my opinion, number one, what happened, but whether or not they knew aboew wod ad >> rorte he peated mu

abc's molly hunter continues our coverage from istanbul. molly, good morning. >> reporter: janai, kendis, good morning. that's right. this is a big deal for turkish president erdogan to speak on the record. the first time we've heard from him in the last three weeks and ran through all of the turkish evidence but had two big questions for king salman. where is the body own who ordered this attack? this morning, the saudis' explanation of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi's death has changed again. it comes after cnn aired what appears to be surveillance video described to them by a turkish source as one of the key suspects dressed in khashoggi's clothes, even apparently a fake beard. a saudi official now claims the plan was to bring khashoggi to a safe house for two days if he refused to return to saudi arabia and then use the body double so they could sneak out the real khashoggi. the saudis at first claim khashoggi left the consulate alive. it took 17 days for them to admit they killed him first saying in a fistfight and later s

molly, where is it you feel optimistic? what are good examples of places where technology is morphing working you feel positive about? molly: there are a lot of great examples of countries at the cutting edge that are improving economic growth, productivity, developing new industry. we were at the u.n. and i was on a panel with a woman from rwanda who runs there development. she is leapfrogging ahead. they are trying to be the i.t. hub, and kenya nearby is doing phenomenal things. asia, china is taking advantage of artificial intelligence and robotics. singapore has a big vision of being connected in technology, and what is interesting, the assessment ofe an global readiness for automation, and the countries that are furthest ahead in deploying technology are also the ones that tend to be most looking forward for their workforce at the same time. countries like singapore, south korea, to some extent china, canada is doing interesting things. a lot of countries that want to embrace technology as a driver of growth recognized

. >> let's bring in cnn military and diplomatic analyst rear admiral john kirby and molly ball. thank you for being here and good morning. admiral kirby, to you, what is the dangerous of u.s. president coming out like the president just did moments ago and saying all i can do is tell you what he, the king of saudi arabia, told me. and essentially in so many words saying to the american people, just take him at face value. >> you hit the nail on the head. that's exactly the problem. he's talking about wanting an open, credible investigation and he's leap frogging in front of that and saying the king said it didn't happen so it must not have happened rather than working the process and compelling. he has leverage to compel the saudis to fully cooperate and be transparent and credible throughout his process so he can get to an end where we can all know the truth. >> we just had the u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia during the bush administration, which is notable because it was in the months after 9/11. and he told us on the air moments ago the same king told him after 9/11 that the

. >>> molly, let me begin with you. exactly what jim and suzanne were just saying. you have the mob. mob mentality was first used in all of this by jon cornyn and then you heard mitch mcconnell echoing it yesterday on the sunday shows, we stood up to the mob. the ugly kavanaugh confirmation has awakened many complacent republicans to the methods of the american left. who is right? is journal right? is mcconnell right? do we just not know who is angrier until the midterms? >> everyone is definitely very angry. that's been the theme of our politics the last several years. and it is going to be a contest of who is angrier in the midterms. political strategists know that anger is a political force for voters, fires them up, much more than any positive sentiment and much more than wanting to support politicians that they love, for example. that's part of the problem that republicans have had in this midterm cycle. their voters are relatively complacent. they've got the republican leadership in the executive branch and in the congress. and so on the one hand, this reminds

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growing up fatherless a molly son in law. managed to get involved in sport and this has given him both stability and ambition. semi it has played for two football clubs one in beirut in the lebanese premier league and another in tripoli in the second division and there he didn't. panic to see a few years for him to have. any. can listen to this rob. let me because i'm a. then managed to miss me some things you'd like the money delisting here. is a matter and i said. i know what darby. needed that as you all are i'm a student suddenly thing you've. honed. the rick theory deal. things have worked out relatively well for semi it despite his early life and the refuge but there's a question mark over whether all the female residents of the. genuinely qualify for charitable support. one suffer because wealthiest country held together with an iron grip libya is now torn up talks everybody wants to have his share of authority and all the money they can not be centrally just from one city like to put in the big picture that dissects t

five matches in a ryder cup you have tommy fleetwood reveling in the occasion as he's probably the molly wood golden combination that's what he got right plus the likes of justin rose and all twelve trius scored a point so they felt part of a change and that's what you can see there a much more unified than the americans look at times a little bit dispirited mickelson woods didn't pick up a point between them i think they came in probably a bit tired many of them have been playing a lot of go on the end of the u.s. p.g.a. tour but in new york and you've got a five b. energy and if you don't know we're really up for it and you don't jetting with your teammates it shows you that perhaps they just didn't have the right mindset and you could see it at times trying to look completely disinterested after his aerobics last week to see if the last thing he wanted to do was to be playing in another roddick up. lewis hamilton won the russian groan praise him a fifty points clear of sebastian vettel in the race for the formula one title but only after a little help from his teammate valtteri bottas

don't tell molly this, but i cried at the end. and i go, molly! he cried at the end!you were surprised and disappointed because i didn't -- i wasn't able to read the social cues to know that you mean to it, that i was -- >> jimmy: a drunk mike birbiglia is not to be trusted is what i learned that night. >> it was brutal. >> jimmy: one of the great things about being on broadway, there aren't that many things, but one of the things that there are is you get a play bill with your name on it just like every broadway show does. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: and people buy ads. do you have to sell the ads in the play bill yourself or does somebody do that for you? >> yeah, i take a binder around to the neighborhoods. >> jimmy: i haven't told you this but i took out an ad in your playbill and i don't know if you can read that. >> oh my god. >> jimmy: just a little reminder. >> that's insane. i always had to tell people that -- because it is a comedy show that it is a genuinely -- it's an emotional show, like it's about -- i never want to -- the first half of the show is basicall

reporter,ate finance molly smith.ccording to the financial times, james murdoch is a favorite to replace elon musk as tesla chair. we know tesla has made a deal with the sec, and elon musk had to step down as chairman, now the financial times reporting that james murdoch could be the favorite to replace him as chairman of tesla. another company on our radar today is sears, the struggling retailer is preparing for a bankruptcy filing as soon as beenweekend, the owner has pushing a debt restructuring that could avoid a chapter 11 finding. high-yield have our debt reporter. what is the story echo -- story echo -- story? the company is pivoting and they have a big debt payment coming up on monday, effect is any indication of the timing we are looking at, the company has been reaching out to banks in preparation of preparing for possession financing to be used in a bankruptcy setting. its pivoting from the previous proposal that was put out to lenders, and to the board, asking for a restructuring. but out-of-court. this wo

molly: "my name is molly and we choose nps." np: "consider an np. we choose nps.org to learn more." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> a live briefing now from rick scott on hurricane michael. let's listen. >> this is the worst storm the florida panhandle has seen in more than 100 years. this is the worst storm that we have seen in century. hurricane michael is upon us, and now is the time to seek refuge. it has already taken lives in central america and it will make land fall in just a few hours. we'd expect conditions across the panhandle to begin deteriorating rapidly. we spent the past few days traveling the areas that michael will impact warning people to evacuate. now the storm is here. it is not safe to travel across the panhandle. if you are in a coastal area, do not leave your house. the time to evacuate in coastal areas has come and gone. listen to local officials. if you are in inland county, you may have >>> we have 54 shelters open. more will open depending on need. >> across the panhandle. they have transitioned to 12 hour shifts as par