i called my best friend's thomas, who was a ilevision star, so started we morris.idn't do what most people do in the mailroom. most people really, they want to make contacts, to network with people, meet people. through networking, if they impress people, they will usually get a job, or people in the mailroom wanted to be agents. the last thing i wanted to do was be an agent. william morris for three years, and essentially the history of the entertainment business from a-z. that was my school. david: how do you break out of the mailroom to get into a real job? barry: what happened, was aipity, was my career cross between serendipity and curiosity. anyway, i met a middle level executive at abc called leonard goldberg. he was in new york executive moving to los angeles to become the vice president of current programming, very middle level job, but i thought he was really have and i really didn't television,g for but i was sparky and interested. i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. he asked me if i would be his assistant. i said yes. the day i left wil

i read the file room of william morris for almost three years.ssentially, the history of the entertainment business from z.o and that was my schooling. then how do you break out of the mailroom to get into a real job? happened, serendipity. some crosscareer is between serendipity and curiosity. level, i met a middle executive at abc in leonard goldberg. he was a new york executive, moving to los angeles. he became the vice president of a kind ofogramming, very middle-level job. but i thought he was really smart. and i didn't really have some particularly.sion but, you know, i was sparky and i was interested. i knew -- i couldn't -- i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. so he asked me to be his assistant. i said yes. left williami morris and was about to start at czar of abcred the programming and they reached down and picked my guy, leonard goldberg, to be head of programming. so i went from this little tiny to new york to become the assistant to the head androgramming at abc, within six months, i was kind of running the program de

i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. he asked me if i would be his assistant.said yes. the day i left william morris and was going to start at abc, they fired the tsar of abc programming and they reached picked my guy, leonard head of to be programming. i went from this little tiny thing to moving to new york to become the assistant of the head of programming at abc, and within six months i was running program department. david: you're on your way. eventually you became the television, abc right? barry: the entertainment part. david: and you invented something that was novel at the time called the movie of the week. >> abc presents the movie of the week. barry: we had the idea of saying rather than buying bad movies and putting on television series that tend to fail, why don't we see it we can make a movie every week, and we chose this form rather than two hours. it was very ambitious. it had not been done before. everybody thought it would fail because that was not the diet of television at the time. as most things, what everybody worked.s going to fail it wor

i knew i couldn't stay at william morris any longer. he asked me if i would be his assistant. i said yes. the day i left william morris and was going to start at abc, they fired the tsar of abc programming and they reached out and picked my guy, leonard goldberg, to be head of programming. i went from this little tiny thing to moving to new york to become the assistant of the head of programming at abc, and within six months i was running the program department. david: you're on your way. eventually you became the president of abc television, right? barry: the entertainment part. david: and you invented something that was novel at the time called the movie of the week. >> abc presents the movie of the week. barry: we had the idea of saying rather than buying bad movies and putting on television series that tend to fail, why don't we see it we can make a movie every week, and we chose this 90-minute form rather than two hours. it was very ambitious. it had not been done before. everybody thought it would fail because that was not the diet of television at the time. as most thin

barry: and so i started william morris in the mail room.id: what do you actually do in the mailroom? i could never figure out how you could be in the mailroom and wind up being ceo. barry: i didn't do what most people do in the mail room. what most people do in the mailroom is they really, they want to make contacts. they want to network with people. they want to meet people. and through that networking, if they impress people, they will probably get a job. or usually, people in the mailroom want to be agents. the last thing in the world i ever wanted to do was be an agent. i read the file room of william morris for almost three years, and essentially the history of the entertainment business from a-z. and that was, that was my schooling. david: ok. then how do you break out of the mailroom to get into a real job? barry: so what happened, serendipity. most of my career is a cross between serendipity and curiosity. anyway, i had met a middle level executive at abc named leonard goldberg. he was in new york executive moving to los angeles to

this is pr for philip morris to sell products they struggle to advertise in other ways.l tobacco company with the majority of their business concerning combo stubble cigarettes. 7 million people will die from tobacco related illnesses globally this year. 80% of smokers are on low and middle income countries. those are countries where philip morris are continuing to promote their combustible products, and have lobbied against tobacco control regulations, and taking countries to court. if they encourage even some of those people you are talking about, some of those smokers, and at the very least switch to less harmful alternatives, you must welcome that, mustn't you? a one off pr campaign does not make up a one off pr campaign does not make upfor a one off pr campaign does not make up for the decades and decades of promotion that philip morris, makers of marlborough, one of the most recognisable brands in the world, you know, responsible for the uptake of smoking among children around the world, you know, you cannot weigh up this £2 million campaign where they wa nt to thi

phillip morris which sells marlboros and other brands overseas this is pm philip morris has 5.4% yield's exactly the kind of bond market alternative stock we're talking about here moreno said that it's been stuck between 74 and 76 for the past few months kind of in a range phillip morris has been forming a -- it's forming a an inverse head and shoulders formation like an upside down person this is one of the most reliably bullish pattern in the chart book well, then there's the moving average convergence to divergence, the oscillator up top. it's a powerful momentum indicator that helps technicians detect the changes in the trajectory before they happen. if it's coincidence what good would it do? it's made a bullish crossover, last month it's been roaring higher and now a positive development plus we talked to the chacon money flow which measures the buying and selling pressure. it was very positive in august you can see this and stayed that way for a while and moreno thinks there's a lot of buying interest in phillip morris international we have this, we do this and we get a positive

now nathan morris is doing something different in his new tv series and brook is with him. >> this is from boyz ii men for 25 years i've been a singer, but now i got a new gig, real estate. >> where did the love for this initially come from? >> i think it was when i did my first house. i realized that i had to do everything from scratch. it has me excited because i love checking out the marble, the tile, and the light fixtures and everything. >> the boyz ii men singer flips luxury homes on his new show "hit properties" set in orlando, florida. >> that's sexy, right? >> nathan's first project is this 8,500 square foot country club estate, six bedrooms, an open plan kitchen, with plenty of space left over for a gameroom and a pool. >> you got the creative juices flowing. >> yeah. it's like the similarities to me and designing is that it's like music. music is opinionated. there's never any wrong song. there's never any wrong musical melody. there's never any wrong design. opinionated. ♪ til the end of the road >> the diy gig isn't replacing his day job, boyz ii men are on tour with brun

certainly not of the famous killing of his elderly neighbor morris black.r of bob's activities in galveston and elsewhere. >> it was really strange, you know, him and black, palling around in galveston amongst the homeless. so what is a guy of his wealth and his family's influence doing stealing identities? >> reporter: in fact, in the spring of 2001, at the same time as he, as dorothy ciner, was living in galveston he rented another room in new orleans under the name diane winn. we found the place, and his old landlord, michael ogden. >> he was wearing a blouse with small brassiere, a wig. >> reporter: he lived on the top floor and the neighbors often saw him wearing women's clothing. >> he wasn't a drag queen, he was just in disguise. >> reporter: and then he'd fly off somewhere else, new york, california, connecticut, always returning, as he carefully noted in his personal account, to that down-market apartment in galveston. where, in september 2001, he shot morris black, accidentally, and in self-defense, he claimed, and then dismembered the man and thr

the unusual prize was dreamed up by owners paul morris and his wife layla they wanted to give somebody the opportunity to realize their dream of running a book shop with customers simply had to make a minimum purchase to be eligible for the raffle. we want to give everybody an equal opportunity to teach in the book shop so we thought it was such like a three month period. why if somebody was interested they would buy twenty pounds with books i had given the opportunity to go to the heart but if you want possum peeping in the basin has no wood he lost and that's because everybody left for the twenty pounds worth of books minimum we don't want to. from hadn't wasn't present at the prize drawing and was shocked when he heard the good news. yeah. you know you don't plan on winning something right. so i was out on a farm sitting out in the middle of nowhere and i can actually received a phone call so i just got a text saying you want to shop. so i. have a coffee and. yeah. i'm a size five fan thought it would be too much to run the store by herself so he invited an icelandic friend to help

maieff morris with t block off to john wall in. transition give it back to morris, dunks it. morris finishes with 15. under ten seconds to go. wizards up three. john wall seals it with the jumper. wall finished with 32 points, nine assists. wizards win it, 102-97. one more preseason game left and then it starts real. then it starts real. >> then it counts. then it starts real. >> then it counts. (music throughout) in thei'm tim kaine.ked to keep all virginians safe. i helped lead efforts to grow our navy to 355 ships and increased troop pay. but corey stewart said this about that budget bill... stewart: it's just an absolute nightmare and a disaster. i wish the president had vetoed it. that would hurt virginia and threaten our security. i approve this message because keeping america safe has to be a top priority. >>> as far as we're concerned, it's never too early to start counting down to the next olympics. >> not if you're on nbc, right? hey, we're two years away fro the 2020 games in tokyo, and tonight, we're giving you a first look at the ylogo'll be seeing everywhere. he

(errol morris) it's the noir idea.e don't know what's going on, but we do know something bad is out there controlling events. for me the great noir films are films about fall guys. a person who finds himself caught in a net. the more he struggles, the deeper and deeper he becomes entwined in nightmare. (man's thoughts) did you ever want to forget anything? did you ever want to cut away a piece of your memory? (paul arthur) "detour" is the first wave of noir production. it lays out a blueprint for how the noir narrative works. there's a character who has a secure job at the beginning. has a secure relationship with a woman. the woman leaves to go to hollywood. and this man goes to join her. (man's thoughts) if only i had known what i was getting into. (paul arthur) this starts a journey where he, in an almost myth-like fashion, is picked up by a kind of messenger. but this man dies under mysterious circumstances. the hero takes on the identity of a dead man, the most desperate thing you can do in film noir. (man's thoug

ted morris, coffey park "no concept that it was actually going to come here.his is the middle of a neighborhood. we are way away from any kind of forest. it just seemed silly that it would come to us."but it did -- the fire destroyed their home .. and the homes of 30 other families that belong to the bridge church..a church where -- despite it all -- these families still gather every sunday...including trey and kelly box -- newlyweds -- who got married just a month before the fire burned the first home they ever had together.trey and kelly box, santa rosa"it felt like one of those apocalypse movies or zombie ... people were just, it seemed like there was just chaos everywhere.""we ran and grabbed as much as we could as quick as we could."together -- in a dark room transformed into the church's temporary hope ... dozens who lost it all, in a way, have it all, holding each other upelissa andre, pastor's wife"we understand each other. there's this immediate bond with total strangers because even though we lost different things, the loss and just the heaviness, we

vaping is an issue here, but i think today's announcement from philip morris isn't necessarily a badl journal reviewed some of philip morris's and data, and i will quote from the report, philip morris's own data failed to show consistently lower risks of harm to humans using its heated tobacco product they are trying to promote. thank you very much forjoining us. the budget airline ryanair has been criticised for failing to remove a man from one of their flights after he made allegedly racist remarks to an elderly black woman. the man wasn't removed from the flight as it prepared to leave barcelona to return to stansted airport in london. instead, he was allowed to stay in his seat while the woman was moved. the video was shared on social media and went viral, provoking outrage. ryanair says it has reported what happened to the police. chichi izundu reports. i will tell you this, if you don't go to another seat, i will push you to another seat. this video has now been viewed more than 4.5 million times on facebook and more than 3 million on twitter. it shows an argument between two p

morris shuttled her kids into a room and grabbed a gun she bought two weeks ago. she cornered the suspect and called 911. >> i had told the dispatch, i believe he has a knife on him. and i told him, you come near me, you take one step toward me, i will shoot you. >> wow. taft city police showed up in two minutes. they arrested the suspect. he had been in the garage for several hours. he was booked on first-degree burglary charges. >>> it took five hours to decide the colorado rockies outlasting the chicago cubs to win the national league wild card game 2-1 in 13 innings. it was an unlikely hero. third string catcher tony wo wolterrwolte wolters who delivered the game-winning hit. they will play in the series tomorrow. tonight the yankees host the oakland as in the american league wild card game. the longest playoff game in wrigley field history. and wrigley's been around a while. more than 100 years. >> the first baseball game i saw was a cubs game, it was 19 innings. at the time the longest ever. >> you watched all 19? >> it was my first game in wrigl wrigley. i

ted morris, coffey park "no concept that it was actually going to come here.s the middle of a neighborhood. we are way away from any kind of forest. it just seemed silly that it would come to us."but it did -- the fire destroyed their home .. and the homes of 30 other families that belong to the bridge church..a church where -- despite it all -- these families still gather every sunday...including trey and kelly box -- newlyweds -- who got married just a month before the fire burned the first home they ever had together.trey and kelly box, santa rosa"it felt like one of those apocalypse movies or zombie ... people were just, it seemed like there was just chaos everywhere.""we ran and grabbed as much as we could as quick as we could."together -- in a dark room transformed into the church's temporary home ... filled with music and hope ... dozens of families who lost it all, in a way, have it all, holding each other upelissa andre, pastor's wife"we understand each other. there's this immediate bond with total strangers because even though we lost different thing

jeffrey currie and then morris. of demg news out holdings.id to be holding informal talks with potential buyers. this goes back to one of the themes we've been following closely, which is as a management getting together to be bigger to service their clients better. also in the wake of falling fees. this is "bloomberg." ♪ good morning, everyone, "bloomberg surveillance." from london and our studios in new york. there is a tweet out in a headline that michael bloomberg is registering as a democrat as the was a 2020 bid. mr. bloomberg's majority owner parent of bloomberg news. we will have much more on this no doubt through the day. as to bloomberg registering as a democrat, wayne towards 2020 as well. francine, this has been i would suggest widely anticipated as the midterm election is only 27 days away. francine: i would say, first of all, to those interested, look at my bloomberg's tweets and he is basically saying, he lays out some of the key points he wanted to put through. let's get back to jeff currie. he is the head honcho when it comes

. >> reporter: wade morris says he was walking here along busy minnesota avenue when the shots broke out striking him three times. as you mention ltd. several parked cars were also hit by a pain president isball. wayne morris says he still has the welts from the impact of the paintballs. >> all of a sudden i hear pop, pop, pop. it sounded like gunfire. i'm an army veteran. i've heard gunfire and it startle me. >> reporter: morris and his wife were walking with the family dog. he thought he was hit with a real gun. >> it felt liquidy. i couldn't see. >> reporter: nelson counted eight paintball hits on his car. he shared this under surveillance video with us. his car is the dark suv on the other side of the street. he says cars with lights on driving past is the one that shot up his vehicle. >> i saw marks across my car. so i read the report of people getting hit by paintballs. so i knew it was a paintball. >> on social media post, at least six other people reported the same thing. neighbors in willow glen are getting restless again after all the break-ins and muggings in recent months

back with more is dan morris.ergy story, is this what we are seeing? daniel: with all of the volatility in tech shares, you look at the medium-term outlook. demand for corporate technology products. for us, it is quite robust. auto andests with other parts of new developments within technology, that will recover. even with the volatility we are seeing, there may be a recovery because there is opportunity. francine: technology stocks look frothy. daniel: i think what is interesting is, if you compare pes for technology through other growth estimates, on a certain basis it did seem expensive. on a pe to growth basis, not necessarily. so it all comes down to those estimations for growth, but those transformations that we are expecting means it could be robust. tom: thank you so much for the briefing this morning. ias's daniel morris. coming up, gary shilling. we will have thoughts on the you on and such, but far more importantly, as we approach the election, the nation's fiscal integrity. from new york and a beautifu

my yacht people are taking things into their own hands oh my god there is a businessman from the morris i asked is offering some true wish to children who can't go to school zone time after work for two euro's a month per child to cover the costs of teaching materials. the billings aren't here even those chair rows are too much for his parents a. good. day. it's the weekend and it actually and her friends are picnicking in one of the islands loveliest spots it's a colorful mix of people photographers artists nurses social workers. that's how she likes may arch locals with french people from the european mainland with friends from madagascar was domestic workers from local morris items a multicultural gathering. still migration and the island's problems are always present. but these young people are concerned about the future of the world for them of us for multiples of what we're french and we want to stay that way as the twenty i live in referendum shows from the population voted almost unanimously in favor of those who are. brought up and it confirms our parents' decision back and go

we were going to do one on philip morris, the cigarette company.upporting a campaign to stop people smoking but of course they are known for cigarettes. we have had a bit of this this week because ads from car—makers were criticised, nissan was under fire for encouraging dangerous driving by their racy adverts. yes, a full page wraparound advert in the daily mirror brought this to something they had. the anti—smoking campaigners are saying you're not allowed to advertise tobacco in the uk and your kind of doing this through the back door. philip morris is saying, we are all aiming towards a society where nobody smokes but at the moment, 87% of their revenues come from cigarettes. they have been spending a great deal of money on alternative products. you can see, in terms of the campaigners, where they are coming from, that this could be some sort of indirect form of advertising. it is this idea of companies backing the side that is the most loaded criticisms towards them. the other day, people saying date the biggest weapon to society. you're absol

i think philip morris is the one i would stick w.rnational growth, the icoast piece of it. you get a 5% dividend yield. it's verycurrency sensitive. so watch the dollar. but i do for the long term prefer philip morris international. >> okay. now, doc, this one is for you, splunk where do you see it going in the future? i got in at $111, says kyle. >> kyle i like it, it's made almost a $4 pop today. they announced that $1.7 billion september, that's what hammered the stock. i like it going forward. >> all right let's do some final trades stephanie link >> oh. great. intel. i just added to it last week i will be continuing to add on the weakness >> let me see your smile you made jim palmer's day. >> there is a right price for everything >> give me quick >> qualcomm. >> seas, seas. >> thank you so much for watching "power lunch" starts now. >> i'm melissa lee rally on stocks rallying on strong earnings, wall street tries to put last week's sell-off in the rear view mirror plus, o canada, our neighbors to the north of us, set to legalize

brittany morris' daughter found him on camera in the garage.ids into a room, grabbed the gun she bought two weeks ago, cornered the suspect, and called 911. >> i told the dispatch, i believe he has a knife on him. i told him, you take one step toward me, i will shoot you. >> the police showed up in two minutes and arrested the suspect. he'd been in the garage for several hours. he was booked on first-degree burglary charges, dave. >> yikes. >>> rock-tober continues for the sleep-debriefed colorado rockies and sleep-deprived fans. andy scholes with more in the "bleacher report." scholls, the rockies playing in their third time zone in three days. there was almost one hour between the end of that game and when my laralarm went off. >> reporter: i'm sure you had a long night. at least a successful one for you and all rockies' fans that stayed up late for that. i tell you what, there's nothing like post-season baseball. you hang on every single pitch. fans doing that for nearly five hours last night. this wild card game an absolute classic. john le

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. >> let's bring in democratic strategist don calloway, and morris reed. you first, amy.ll uncomfortable that susan collins is pointing to brett kavanaugh's anger as a point in her favor? >> she also said there was no corroboration found, so she didn't go solely off emotion and temperament and went off fact and fact alone. it's normal for human beings to show empathy and sympathy for people. there are people who felt that for dr. ford and also judge kavanaugh. in the end, fact wins over feeling. >> does that mean, amy, you believe the fbi investigation was complete? it was a thorough investigation? >> that's what we've been told so we have to believe it. >> morris, your opinion on that? >> people tell me about the boogeyman, i don't necessarily believe in it, amy, but i think the democrats mishandled it, in my opinion. understanding politics, you want to have leverage. they had no leverage from the very beginning, so if they really wanted to send a message, they should have walked away from the process from the very beginning. now that they've forced the situation, they h

chris morris, bbc news. the duchess of sussex is pregnant and is due to give birth next spring.arrived in sydney at the start of a 16—day tour of australia and new zealand. their baby will be seventh in line to the throne. our royal correspondentjonny dymond reports from sydney. a low—key entrance to a high—profile tour. the duchess doesn't normally carry her own stationery, an attempt perhaps to keep prying eyes away. a few hours later, the announcement on social media — a modern medium for a modern couple. the congratulations came from the top down. it's wonderful news, very happy for them. there is a cheeky side to prince harry that has always got on with children. they speak the same language. he's made no secret of his desire for children of his own. one step at a time, and hopefully we will start a family in the near future. it was at princess eugenie's wedding on friday that the couple told his family. slightly curious timing perhaps, but with the tour coming up maybe the best opportunity to catch everyone face—to—face. her mother, the palace said, is very happy and looki

chris morris, bbc news. suggested that rogue killers in the past few minutes the former brexit minister steve baker told newsnight what mrs may needs to do to get mps like him to back her on a deal. you could see in the commons, there's no support for the deal... the pro, proposals, chequers proposals, anywhere in the house so there's a grisly job proposals, anywhere in the house so there's a grislyjob to be done here. even the cabinet tomorrow need change the prime minister's mind, or it's clear if they chequers base the deal comes back it will be voted down. more on this from bernard purcell, managing editor of the irish world newspaper. thanks for coming in this evening. we heard a pretty hostile reaction to what the prime minister had to save from steve baker, she had a pretty ha rd save from steve baker, she had a pretty hard time in the commons, how's it going down in dublin? leo varadkar, the taoiseach, was quite conciliatory today. if you ask how it's going down, most are people think britain is havi

chris morris, thank you. confirmation process that has divided america. last night president trump apologised to the judge, saying he had been proved innocent of allegations of sexual abuse during his nomination and had endured a campaign of political and personal destruction based on lies and deception. peter bowes reports. i, brett m kavanaugh, do solemnly swear... after weeks of political rancour, a ceremonial swearing—in ceremony for justice brett kava nagh. greeted by an extended standing ovation from his supporters, the new member of the us supreme court took the 0ath of office with his wife and daughters by his side. less than two weeks ago, he angrily denied a charge that sexually assaulted christine blasey ford when they were both teenagers. president trump said mr kavanaugh was owed an apology. on behalf of our nation, i want to apologise to brett and the entire kavanaugh family for the terrible pain and suffering you have been forced to endure. justice kava naugh thanked the president for what he c

chris morris, bbc news. our europe editor katya adler is in berlin for us this evening.m the prime minister here. what is the view of people like angela merkel and other leaders on the chances of progress this week? compared to all of the heat we are hearing about in westminster, berlin, like brussels, is choosing to sport more of a laid—back approach. brexit negotiators haven't broken up altogether, they are just on a mini break, iam altogether, they are just on a mini break, i am told. they have not gotten break, i am told. they have not gotte n off break, i am told. they have not gotten off in a mini huff, they have just gone to decide on key issues like the irish border. and now it is move like the irish border. and now it is m ove over like the irish border. and now it is move over autocrats because eu leaders will take centre stage this week. theresa may meeting angela merkel and other eu leaders at a dinner on wednesday night, everybody hoping it goes more smoothly than the last time they dined together a few weeks ago. angela merkel‘s and other people's message t

i support -- sean: joe morris, your question for ron dinicola. mr. dinicola: -- incentives that are in those bills. >> the tone of the political discourse in this nation has changed in in my humble opinion, it has not changed for the better. in fact, it seems that we have reached a point where compromise, bipartisan compromise is virtually impossible. do you see any room for compromise? is there any place for democrats and republicans can work together? mr. dinicola: well, we need compromise. it is essential. one of the things we need to do is change the leadership in the house of representatives. that is why i support changing the leadership of the democratic side and i have gone in the record, even though my opponent tries to suggest otherwise. the we need to find common sense compromise. that is essential. every once in a while we get that down. john mccain championed that. i worked with him. he was a guy you could count on. he would approach common sense solutions to the problems that we face. the problem that we have now is that too many numbers

joining me now to discuss how we move forward, father jonathan morris.worse. this is the worst attack on the people of the jewish faith in the history of the country. speak we've made the point many times, i haven't so many others. when there is an islamist attack on our nation based on ideology, islamic ideology, radical, is very important to do so, likewise it's very important to right now say this was not just violence. this was not just an attack by somebody who is crazy. this was ideologically driven, hatred toward jews. we call it anti-semitism. we have to call it out for what it is. it helps us be able to deal with it. it's hard to even imagine somebody having hatred towards a whole nother group of people. in my experience, i can't even imagine it. especially through the internet now, here in the midwest where perhaps this guy was able to be on his computer spreading hatred but also receiving hatred from around the world. the ageless lies against the jews in this case are now as prevalent in the midwest, in pittsburgh, as they are perhaps in some

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still ahead philip morris is banking on a shift to noncigarette products as the traditional business faces pressure. our interview with the c.e.o. later on this hour. rishaad: but next, president meet and xi ping going to at the summit but officials on both sides not expecting much. >> it is not helping sentiment. shares down over 1% and also do not forget you can join the show and the conversation here. we have a lot of guests coming up. you click this link and this box comes up and you can send your comments and questions and we'll try and get them to our guests. check it out. tv go. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this ongoing trade war between the two largest economies is already hurting companies' profits and clouding their outlook in this bloomberg review of earnings and transcripts of conference calls actually shows more global companies are feeling the bite. caterpillar for example out with earnings, 3m, united technologies citing headwinds from what has been happening with the higher tariffs. when you look at auto makers, harley davidson, ford, b.m.w. all see tougher times ahead. th

ted morris, coffey park "no concept that it was actually going to come here.illy that it would come to us."but it did -- the fire destroyed their home .. and the homes of 30 other families that belong to the bridge church..a church where -- despite it all -- these families still gather every sunday...including trey and kelly box -- newlyweds -- who got married just a month before the fire burned the first home they ever had together.trey and kelly box, santa rosa"it felt like one of those apocalypse movies or zombie ... people were just, it seemed like there was just chaos everywhere.""we ran and grabbed as much as we could as quick as we could."together -- in a dark room transformed into the church's temporary home ... filled with music and hope ... dozens of families who lost it all, in a way, have it all, holding each other upelissa andre, pastor's wife"we understand each other. there's this immediate bond with total strangers because even though we lost different things, the loss and just the heaviness, we can relate, you know?"áchurch musicáin santa rosa

the biggest cape from alcatraz where frank morris and the two brothers escaped in 1962 and whitey wasthe facility, he got there in 1961. i believe he was there until it closed in 1963. i started investigating the case in 1989, it was the first lead i covered on that particular case and whitey was in that familiar and was familiar with both frank morris and the anglan brothers. he was part of the controversial program, that he volunteered to take lsd and other psychedelic drugs the government was testing at the time. he also implicated in the gardner art museum heist and other homicides besides the 11 that he was convicted of. >> i just remember the day -- i want to say it broke on our show, after the 16 years he was on the run, found hum livi him d hiding in plain sight, not far from the beach in santa monica. >> everything breaks on your show. >> welcome to the 2:00 to 4:00 slot, jason carroll. >> and in pittsburgh, a moving speech after the massacre in pittsburgh. we'll join anderson along with the local rabbi. also, we'll hear from one couple who went to the courtroom to stare down

leader kiko fujimori as part of an investigation into money laundering that's according to which morris lawyer you're looking at video of her testimony one year ago before a parliamentary inquiry into alleged illegal political contributions from a brazilian construction firm. to turkey now where the media have published c.c.t.v. footage of an alleged saudi arabian hit squad suspected of involvement in the disappearance of washington post columnist jamal khashoggi shogi has not been seen since he entered the saudi consulate eight days ago other footage shows what turkish security services say is a fifteen member saudi intelligence team arriving in istanbul one day before he disappeared from the consulate the u.s. says it's ready to assist the investigation into his appearance if asked and meanwhile u.s. president donald trump said he has talked to saudi authorities at the highest level to demand answers. and to or talk more about the developments behind the disappearance of washington post columnist i want to turn now to dorian jones who is in istanbul for us dorian the plot thickens wit

amongst the juniors cast, myles brown, bristle palin's son trip and mandla morris. >> my dad is stevier. >> mandla's mentor, cheryl burke. >> i'm not really a dancer. >> that's what the show is about, right? >> from one champ to another, spelling bee whiz akash vukoti. >> i'm new, obviously. dancing is not my field. i wanted to excel in nonacademic fields like dance. >> keep an eye on "avengers: infinity war" star ariana greenblatt and skate boarding sky brown. >> i can really show off my personality, and i get to show america that i have to move. i did a tiny bit of dancing when i was much younger. >> i danced with my dad in the kitchen. >> very cute. >> yeah, it is. >> unlike the grownup version of the show, america won't get to vote on the juniors. the studio audience will be combined with the judges to decide who gets to go home. >> how painful is that going to be when you send the kid home? >>> coming up, which superhero may have quit big screen crime fighting for good. >>> lady gaga surprised her fans in new york. >> we have your very first interview. >> how bradley's star was bo

opposition leader morris come to has declared victory in the country's presidential election even though no results have been formally announced come to did not provide any data to support his claim the party of incumbent bia rejected the claim and accused mr cantor of breaking the law. turkey's present the one has ordered the saudi cultureless in istanbul to reveal the whereabouts of a missing journalist this isn't a saudi writer come out. at disappeared last week during a visit to the consulate and has asked riyadh to prove he left the building. for a politician also naro house one the first round of brazil's presidential election winning forty six percent of the votes he'll face a runoff in three weeks against left wing the finance or her dad who finished a distant second also they are attracted support by promising to fight corruption his opponents say it poses a threat to democracy in latin america's largest country. if one word could describe brazil right now he did have to be angry. over political corruption rising crime and years of economic decline and anger that on sunday prope

the house of morris like no other than to name any these name out that don't eat we know jack and we need ella fitzgerald didn't need. it's a voice to gives you goosebumps you know. they need to be sure loved the lawyers enough to tell if it's a jerk. forty five minutes long d.w. . and countless all consuming conflict for over our country which are. thirty. here's a turn of the year old into a battlefield. but cannons failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations lasting many years mediators succeeded in reaching agreement. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight. years starts october twenty fourth one g.w. . welcomes are in good shape on t.w. here's your host dr cast and laid it out from the moment of fertilization until the big day today we're going to look at the nine months that lead.

one of the world's biggest tobacco firms, philip morris, has been accused of staggering hypocrisy overurges smokers to quit. the tobacco giant says it is an important next step in its aim to ultimately stop selling cigarettes. but the charity cancer research said the firm was simply trying to promote its smoking alternatives, such as heated tobacco. fiat chrysler is expected to announce a $7 billion deal to sell its high—tech car parts unit, magneti marelli, later on monday. several uncoonfirmed reports suggest that japan's calsonic ka nsei will take control, in a deal that will make it a world leader for parts, including electronics and lighting. a sale would be the frst big change made by fiat‘s new chief executive, mike manley. and now, what is trending in the business news this morning? the financial times is reporting on the fallout from the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. it says riyadh is trying to salvage this week's big investment conference, despite many foreign business leaders pulling out. here in the uk, the head of the biggest commercial tv channel, itv, has t

hasn't practiced all week since spraining his ankle last but he listed brieda can't go, look fo alfred morris who sat down with scott reiss to pick under the slack. >> what's the he he way to get the mojo back and saving the season? >> confidence. having the confidence. everyone is writing us off trying to make excuses. not making excuses for ourself. >> scott's entire interview is tonight on our ten o'clock news. >>> regardless of whether it's morris or brieda carrying the load, the huge challenge when you play the packers is how to stop or at least slow down future hall of famer aaron rodgers. >> you know, you got to ready for -- for the backyard football, um, you know, he is a great passer can get the ball anywhere. he could be on his back foot and throw it 75 yards if that's what he really wanted to do. >>> if you followed the a's a little bit, you know they have been talking about building a new ballpark for i don't know what seems like forever. but here's the latest. there are two sites on the table. the existing oakland coliseum site off 880 which would be implode and rebuild, or a bra