. >> with their often surreal sketches monty python's flying surkamp us circus would change comedy. >we're off in this show. >> we took it very, very seriously. to be funny. >> it featured five britts, includingeric idle, john glees, michael peyton and gary jones and gill that did 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 com

>> the big flap about monty at gettysburg when he visited. eisenhower also hosted khrushchev and gettysburg once. do we know about him referring to the civil war anyway in his meetings with khrushchev? >> we know a lot about the visit. keep in mind, that was primarily at camp david. the gettysburg thing happened sort of as an inspiration, but talks of khrushchev, which had to do with what was going on in berlin and whether there would be a treaty that openly turned berlin over to east berlin, etc. etc., eisenhower is not making with any progress with khrushchev at camp david, so he gets the notion that if he can get him to gettysburg, he can warm things up a little bit. in particular, he wanted to introduce chris jeff to his -- khrushchev to his grandchildren, which he does. the short version here is that it did warm khrushchev up. he put little communist pins on the four grandkids, which their mother immediately took off and threw in the garbage when he left the room. but he invited them to moscow, he wanted the kids to come with eisenhower

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griebel: i don't have any mind but monty frank is a past president of the bar association, so we would reach out to the bar association for the names. the idea that you cast a net wide, i don't have a judicial philosophy that would differ from governor malloy's. quality people is what you are looking for. i would probably have a bias for someone who has trial experience as a lawyer or a judge, so someone has a genuine understanding of the issues that come before the supreme court, from a trial perspective and an appellate court perspective. but the beauty of this ticket is that that is what monty has done, looking at candidates for judgeships, and that's a great asset he brings to this ticket and will strengthen our ability to identify the right person to submit to the legislature to replace judge palmer. governor malloy's first choice for chief justice was that the right move? >> yes. didn't have the right experience , was inactive list judge that wasn't going to follow the constitution. it was an appropriate thing to turn him down. the wrong decision. he was highly qualified and we s

that is what monty frank and i offer. what gets people discouraged is not having honest discussions about a lot of our issues. that is what this ticket offers and why we want to make sure we earn your vote on november 5 to break up the power of this duopoly. >> thank you so much. question number five. danielle to mr. lamont. mr. lamont: the national issue of mistrust of police particularly in communities of color has reared its head in connecticut in multiple examples. most recently a police officer said he was, quote, a little trigger happy. as governor what steps would you take to improve police community relations and make sure african-american citizens feel safe? >> 60 seconds. >> i see the mayor of waterbury, a former police chief now a mayor and i love what he did in terms of the police athletic league where the kids get to know the cops. they do sports. they get to know each other. 15 years later that kid is growing up and the cop sees him doing something maybe he shouldn't be and says hey we know each other. what

of the main reasons for this i.p.o. a succession within the family was not manageable so hides how monti the onces companies to be you know run by professional executives and controlled by the share markets i can tell you ben many people here on the frankfurt share market think this is a very good idea and i bet all of them can pronounce the company's name just as well as you can. of course most of the roger. thank you enjoy your weekend. now this could heat up the trade dispute figures show china's trade surplus with the u.s. has hit a record high that's despite washington introducing tariffs on two hundred billion dollars worth of chinese goods. in september china exported thirty four billion dollars more goods to the u. ways than an important financial experts one the global economy could face turmoil if the top two economies do not result their dispute. you know we used spoke with the head of germany central bank at the meeting of the international monetary fund and world bank in bali vitamines says resolving trade disputes would be easier if the world trade organization were reform.

the beauty of this ticket is that's where things monty has done.e's been involved in background, look at candidates for judgeships. i don't think this is her in the sprinkler but in the superior court and that's a great asset he brings to this ticket and will strengthen our ability to identify the right person openly to submit to the legislature to submit judge palmer. >> moderator: government most first choice for chief justice was voted down. was that the right move? >> yes. >> moderator: why? stefanowski: didn't have the right experience, was an activist judge that was going to follow the constitution. it was the appropriate thing to turn him down. lamont: i think it was the wrong decision. he was highly qualified and we should stop playing politics with these nominations trammel the best thing i can say you need to count the votes in advance. that process was harmful across the board. if you don't have the votes, i would not have nominate him to begin with. >> moderator: . >> will the because in the judicial branch and where will they be cut? >

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as monty was pointing out and frank alluded to pick wind speeds are dying down. gets unusual because this pattern typically ramps up overnight . that's unusual . the pattern peaked at this afternoon . with the air- quality a little bit better, it was a nasty earlier . those red flag warnings will drop tomorrow as we go into a warming trend . it's not going to make fire danger any better . that -- what you can expect next week? staging for my full forecast . >>> if brushfire vacaville parkway shut down highway 505 while fired crews contain the fire . the highway has reopened in the cause of fires under investigation . >>> it's been one year since the northbay fires. one of the fires was the tabs fire burning parts of napa, sonoma, and the city of santa rosa . blocks of destruction had turned to construction . coming up in tenants we will take you toal newman high school happening in the next few days for memorial ceremony . all the information for the ceremony is listed on the screen . >>> firefighters have positioned strike teams all over the bay area to be ready

the people here say they will just stop there to change course immediately challenged you to speak monti. left wing anti trump activists have caused the turmoil in central portland in the u.s. state of oregon after they blocked traffic and attacked cars trying to get through arteries killam up in the commons. things got rowdy in downtown portland now it was in the aftermath of a vigil for an african-american man who had been killed by police officers now the vigil itself was peaceful but afterwards protesters poured into the streets and things got intense people described the scene as chaos random people in cars driving by were harassed by the protesters let's take a look at some of the video that came out of the incident in downtown portland. ted cruz the senator from texas was simply having dinner with his wife he was in a restaurant and soon he was surrounded by left wing activists who are furious about the the situation regarding brett kavanaugh i controversial supreme court justice who has just confirmed now of the protesters interrupted him this took place in september and after th

they have surrounded a property at gourley and mayor monty. weapons are drawn and we have seen them take several people into custody. we will bring you the very latest on-air and online at kpix.com. >>> worries on wall street. the stock market taking a hit. earlier it was down 500, now more than 600 points. nervous investors are trading a big selloff on wall street with about 45 minutes to go before the closing bell. >>> two hours, the company that makes the weedkiller, round up, is expected back to court that awarded a bay area man close to $300 million. lee johnson was a pest-control manager for a bay area school who use the weedkiller roundup as part of his job. every time he used it, 20-30 times per year he wore protective gear. even so, johnson was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma and claimed that roundup was the cause. >> i remember standing there saying to myself, if i lose this case , this company is going to be able to get away and they will be able to say , see, i told you our stuff did not do that. >> he says the company sympat

know monty bergen sists however that the agreement reached did provide real leeway it could. be only live year is as. you pull continually. define with who leave the really good walk may even party on every measure. buffett my proposal. is it easy our no money bug succeeded in obtaining two prerogatives the partial nationalisation of alstom would first of all from twenty eighteen onward allow the state to block the total sale of energy related activities then concerning nuclear activities the state maintained its sovereignty through a right of veto but france has never used either of these two shields today else tom's website no longer mentions energy sector activity and general electric's makes no reference to the joint ventures. logo was taken off factory buildings and replaced by general electric signs the alliance never really came into existence. but to. accept. to move how i city the eighty believe him you proceed to construct. the next year now dawn. kitty from the multiple new. may. when the time came to seal fate government representatives met at the elisei palace .

means increasing the risk of kinetic monty's. more and more of the younger women do. demand for. this they want to have. a perfect baby it's a good vision it's ok. they don't accept. anything else and how accurate are those tests the tests can only show you the probability of getting a baby. if there is. a question of the baby is healthy or not then it's necessary to do invasive tests like this. to prove that how fetus develops depends largely on what it is spirit in the take out call for instance especially if it's consumed in large amounts by the mother could be dangerous to the child in germany up to five thousand babies born and nearly damaged by alcohol and that can take a long time to diagnose. but. enough is a very special connection with animals. when she's playing with her friend's dog she blossoms. but with people she has problems she often rubs them the wrong way. i can see i'm a bit more aggressive than other people. i feel bad about it and it hurts even though i want to be friendly it doesn't always work. i'm all. cut up ina has fetal alcohol spectrum disorder her mo

the people here say they want to just stop and to change course immediately challenged you to speak monti. the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley's stepping down for let's cross live to artie's washington correspondent so me a. bit of a shock probably to many this news nevertheless trump says macquarie will go by the end of the year just walk us through some of the details what happen today. well she thanked trump for the honor of a lifetime serving as embassador and trump accepted her resignation and said he'd announce her successor in a matter of two to three weeks he also hopes that she'll come back and serve the administration again in a different role but check out what they both had to say she told me probably six months ago she said you know maybe at the end of the year the end of a two year period at the end of the year i want to take a little time off or i would take a little break no i'm not running for twenty twenty and i can promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one so i look forward to supporting the president in the next election so thank you.

thirty minutes monty w. that i just wish double wave. was a human who made the cut. the first global disaster of the twentieth century. the war to end all wars cost millions of lives. world war one. mux the hundredth anniversary of its end. what is humankind learned from the great war. the because it learned anything at all ah it's real peace and possibility the book ninety eight not for god w.'s november focus how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on the last place. to. don't expect a happy ending. to the church of lost cause struts. armed forces are under pressure they're battling recruiting problems outdated and broken down equipment and limited budgets. to damage is a huge lesson or else enough planes are enough enough transport helicopters are not enough times they have temptations that don't have tanks. so don't sourcing and privatization are the order of the day in all areas but that can pose dangers. to sleepless finished the ones risk of becoming too dependent on private contractors who may not provide the services they promised like stud

interview alluded to it when accusing heywood's boss monty did with committing war crime in a question about that world war crime i think what happened was he gave a private assurances to bush the bush wanted to attack iraq he would support team and i think that may have influenced bush. to go to war because you thought he'd be thrown have written on my butt heywood's role in maybe one million dead was not question this week by ben's protege. labor leader jeremy corbyn who had this to say about jeremy hayward i do join the prime minister in thank you the former head of the civil service jeremy how he would for his public service wish him well in his recovery and i have to say in my conversations with him what an impressive well informed and dedicated public servant he is now and what had britain's minority government leader just said the pm queues suggest to me hayward is sadly standing down as cabinet secretary and head of the civil service to concentrate on his recovery from ill health jeremy has been an exemplary public servant over three decades serving with the highest distinction

that is the minus for the full monty.ery nature of the transition period during the extension. and tickets for the full monty minus are quite expensive!” think you are getting at the financial contribution. part of it is that you pay financial contributions, billions of euros every year, as if you were a member. the deal is we signed up to pay those the 20192020 will stop if we are in the transition period beyond that we will have to make a financial contribution. a few months ago we found out uk officials had a seat on the working party negotiating the eu's multi—annual budget from 2020 onwards. how wise words they that they now have a seat at the table where that budget will be discussed? interesting. one final thought, someone said to me we are going round and round in circles and isaid, but going round and round in circles and i said, but aren't we now crystallising around the two options? if you are going to deal with the irish border problem we know you can either have canada plus plus plus or as nicky morgan said,

my next guest is a comedy legend who cofounded one of the most beloved comedy groups of all time: montynd applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: so nice to see you again. >> you, too. >> stephen: do you remember the first time that we met? i don't assume you would because you know everyone, but i did not know anyone famous when i met you. >> i met you with that stewart fellow, right? >> stephen: right. ( laughter ) it was early on in his ten -- tenure as "the daily show." someone said eric wants to meet you. i thought something happened in my career when eric wants to meet me. >> i'm sorry you lost the beard. >> stephen: you like the beard? >> i love it, because we're casting spam allot, the movie, and i thought sing arthur, you know -- but now you've lost it. i thought maybe the lady of the lake. ( laughter ) >> stephen: arm clad purest shimmeringite. >> you have the legs for it. >> stephen: thank you very much. ( laughter ) you're the author o new book called eric idle "always look on the bright side of life," which you call a sortabiography. >> yes. >> stephen: what's a sortabiograp

that was very unpopular when that age was raised a few years ago under monti, the so-called fordnaro pension reform. that's something they're looking to roll back what that means is they're going to have to borrow a substantial amount of money, more than they had planned to do under the previous administration. they'll be spending more and of course this will do little, according to the european commission, to reduce the debt to gdp ratio currently at 130% that should in theory get down to 60 pores percent accordi-- 6% we'll get this letter and we'll be able to give you a better sense of quite what the government focus is going to be as this discussion between the two sides will continue. it's not a conflict. we want dialogue but so far it seems like the political rhetoric has softened in the last few days. it's by no means over. >> willem, just picking up on that word conflict, obviously we're talking about conflict as it pertains to italy versus the european commission but also on friday when you and i were talking, we're talking about conflict in between dimaio and salvini. there

michael: if you do not let us in, we will tell you again, like the old monty python routine.hey were caught a manipulator, we would have to do with the chinese. but this is part of trade negotiations. it was set in motion a long train which could at some point result in congressionally mandated sanctions, but in the beginning it is a call for negotiations. be betweenwould not the u.s. and china as much as it would be probably in the financial markets, because it would lead it traders to think that the administration is going to ramp up tariffs or a trade war with the chinese. vonnie: china will send its yuan wherever it wants. where does china want this? michael: they do want to add a level in which it is neutral, not affecting their economy one way or the other. the imf told us that they think that is where the yuan is. talking about the seven barrier, the imf suggested it is not going to cross it at this point. chinese officials have made a show of saying, we will not use it to offset tariffs, we will not make a part of the trade war . this is the market pushing us in that

monti -- monetary policy rate whaas held by 70%.rt i have shows the fed hurting emerging markets an equity and currency and debt perspective. what do you think about what the federel reserve is doing? -- federal reserve is doing? are they taking enough notice of markets like ghana? addison: the policy rate was held in the last two meetings of the bank of ghana. your doesn't matter that policy cycle is out of step with the fed? is it important for you to not be too out of step? addison: you are seeing all of these games being wiped out in a relatively short time. matt: you've gotten inflation under control, down into your target range. but we are now seeing a turn up in the fourth quarter again. does that concern you? this has been hovering around for-nine .9% -- 9.6%-9.9% the past fieew months. we have an automatic rising in the country. -- pricing in the country. petroleum prices have gone up. we are thinking a good outlook in terms of where the inflation would be. nna: we have seen a lot of offshore investor participation in ghana

a lot of talk disney doesn't want "the full monty." they have other ott properties.want to cord cut. keep an eye on this. a lot of talk about comcast buying disney's stake and at&t's stake in hulu. i could keep watching that. liz: charlie gasparino, thank you very much. i want to bring in steve dudash. the dow industrials was down 365, all over the place. flip it over to the live picture, we're up 418 points. steve is with iht wealth management. a couple billion in assets over management. what are you doing on a day like today, steve? >> i can tell you what we were doing yesterday. we were buying. >> liz: okay. >> market on a normal year, last 20 years averages 10%. what they don't talk about on a normal year it drops 12%. at some point in the year it's down. yesterday at the close it was down roughly 13%. that is a normaldown swing. that is when you should look for nice buying opportunities and get in on those type of things. we look for companies making earnings, making money consist 10ly, not tesla, making money every single year, in growth industries, with low va

for their time few faced more controversy over this than british comedian monty python. eric idle was a founding python. he has been clapping his coconut for five decades reminding us to always look on the bright side of life. in his new biography, eric finds his voice in the '60s cultural revolution and recounts the famous faces and people he met on the way. a laugh down memory lane. >> you decided on a memoir. why? >> well, our 50th anniversary, monte python, is coming up next year, and i thought we are going to have to answer questions. so let me see what i can remember and write it down before i forget. >> someone else is going to write it if you don't. >> that's the other thing, yes. i mean, winston churchill said history will be kind to me because i intend to write it. >> why do you think monte python lasted 50 years or at least it's still funny? >> that is to me a wonderful mystery. and i think partly it's to do with the fact that it's not rooted in time. like the comedy is generic. they are characters, but they are not like this particular president or like "satu

membership as is at the moment, for the 21 month period bus the other year, but it is called the fool montyills me with dread, but this means you get the benefit of the eu member ship, but you don't have a say. put that aside, i have some more bad news thatjust aside, i have some more bad news that just staying aside, i have some more bad news thatjust staying in aside, i have some more bad news that just staying in the aside, i have some more bad news thatjust staying in the hotel for one more year doesn't solve the irish border problem. it doesn't, because it written into the divorce deal is the transition period. if they cannot get past the impasse now, there is no transition period, to extend or not to extend. what needs to be in their withdrawal agreement for the eu to sign off is the backstop to this guarantee that there will be no hard border between ireland and northern ireland, whatever future relationship will exist posed brexit between the eu and the uk. it is northern ireland specific, something that theresa may said, no prime minister could ever sign up to this. the eu are not

here was explaining to me today that it isa was explaining to me today that it is a bit like the full montyu get everything from the eu, but you get everything from the eu, but you have no say, no commissioner, no say at the table. that is why many brexiteers don't mind the idea one bit, as are political correspondent ben wright reports. when she gets back home, theresa may will find no refuge from the criticism flying at herfrom all quarters of the tory party. the brexiteers are furious at the idea of a longer transition. well, i think it is a mistake and potentially a very costly one because we would be into a new multi annual financial framework, a new udget set without the uk having a vote unlikely to maintain our rebate, and money is scarce. trying to buy time with an extension of the transition or implementation period would not resolve the question around the irish border. and that is the issue at the heart of this. both sides have agreed in principle there must be legal guarantee there can be no new customs or police checks installed on the irish border after brexit. more time to so

, you start with your childhood -- >> i will take that advisedly. >> it is almost full monty. but you start as a child. you go through your life in the senate. your vietnam experience. you come to really the drama over jcpoa and the paris climate accord. it is a very full expose. in fact, it is like a history book of some of the challenges we have been dealing with. we are in a challenge. we had senator lindsey graham up here. we have the kavanaugh hearings going on. i told you secretary of state mike pompeo just with drew from another treaty from iran. i just want you to give us a snapshot of how you see our nation today, the state of our civil discourse, and all of this stuff you have been a stake holder in for so long, how are you feeling right now? >> well, i'm feeling endangered because i have to walk through a bunch of capital fans and i'm a bruins fan. this was -- >> we've got security for you. >> i know, i know, i snuck by them. first of all, thank you for having me, i'm delighted to be here, and thank you all for being here. i wrote this book not, it is not a history

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mario monti witter says i have a feature on my daughter's i pride which disables itself after an hourre on my daughter's ipad. we keep hearing about a game which is for shooting people. the school tells parents that it people. the school tells parents thatitis people. the school tells parents that it is not age—appropriate but they don't listen and i hear of children that spent all night on consoles. very sad. bernard on twitter: children don'tjust watch television any more. they interact and play and they learn with ta blets, and play and they learn with tablets, which are without a doubt better than tv. let's bring in louise from the world college of psychiatrists. hammered screen time should a toddler —— how much screen time should a toddler be allowed? we need more research in this area. international guidelines are coming out and we are looking to get consensus. the health secretary has called for guidance. we welcome that dialogue. healthy habits established in early will keep children safe. let us come up with our own guidelines because we are all pa rents, guidelines because w

you were monti hall with russia. let's make a deal. i love it.ed chicken in my grandma's house in dalton, georgia. grand marks i love it. except in this case it was don jr. and trump tower. you mean the russia government has a representative that will come here that has bad news about hillary clinton? you mean we can work the enemy of the united states for our own political purposes, somebody who is trying interfere with american democracy? not i'm going to call the fbi. i love it. then you walk out together, mr. president. you said the russians were just interested in adoptions. it was about adoptions, mr. president. oh, my god. you know, that's a great line, i guess. except for the fact, mr. president, that it was a lie. and here's the thing that you should be really concerned about. you were the one who concocted the lie. the lawyers were on the ground because the lawyers would have told you, mr. president, don't do that. that suggest to prosecutors you're obstructing justice. but they weren't there to warn you. so you dictated the letter to h

know with what could prove a vital away goal in the quarter final first leg they'll meet again in montya video next week. to stiff gymnastics while championships are underway in qatar the team that will be in most focus is the u.s. women whose medal charge will be led by a four time olympic champion. but off the mat the u.s. has been struggling after the sex abuse scandal that has left the country's national federation in a mess so am i like reports from doha. she's the biggest star in gymnastics the usa simone was the lit up rio twenty sixteen winning four gold medals and won bronze and she's in qatar for the artistic gymnastics world championships looking for even more success i'm really excited i think our team as a whole will shine a lot of light at this competition and hopefully will bring back some medals in every good will make memories. took a year long break from competition after the olympics she's picked up from where she left off since her return becoming the first woman to win five u.s. national all around title of the northwest and in doha she be leading a team with far le