administrator of the office of information and regulatory affairs naomi. hi naomi. i won't say today that i just nominated naomi to be on the d.c. circuit court of appeals seat of justice brett kavanaugh. [applause] we were going to announce that tomorrow. [laughter] and i said you know here we are. we are never going to do better than this. i thought it was an appropriate place but she's going to be fantastic. a great person. the acting administrator of drug enforcement and another person that i have become very close with. where are you? , on up here. [laughter] acting undersecretary of state. hi, congratulations. great job and deputy white house press secretary roach. -raj. also my daughter who met with the prime minister who is my friend and now her friend and i have great respect for the indian people. that i can say, right? i'd especially like to welcome ambassador sarna ambassador to the united states along with his wife doctors sarna. thank you. it's a great honor. the united states has deep ties to the nation of india and i'm grateful for my friendship with

was with naomi as she hosted the worldwide orphans 14th annual gala.he mom of two boys is committed to the protection of all kids. >> the minute you have children, nothing prepares you for those fears of their health and safety. >> as for "game of thrones," the six upcoming episodes from the final season will cost more than $15 million each and took ten months to shoot. "entertainment weekly" was on the set and reports kit harrington didn't read the top secret scripts that were sent by email til he got to the set and cried twice. he wasn't the only one. >> i'm about three quarters of the way through filming it, if not maybe a little bit more, and i am, yes, utterly heart broken to be saying good-bye to her. >> they ended it brilliantly, better than i could have imagined. you people are in for it. >>> meanwhile in hollywood michael douglas got his star on the walk of fame as his 101-year-old father kirk douglas and catherine zeta jones were there for support. next up for michael, the new netflix series "the kominsky method" from "big bang theory" creato

. >> now joining us on book tv is naomi brockwell. naomi brockwell, who is Ãb girl?>> apparently it's me. [laughter] >> what does that mean? >> many years ago i got involved in big coin, loved it and love the idea of competing currencies. i fell madly in love with it. i started a series making educational videos about this and then i made a music video where i did a cover of an uptown girl and the name stuck. there's nothing i could do to shake it. i'm happy to be associated with it in any way people want to associate me. >> you written a children's book which we will get to in a minute but why such a fan of big coin? >> i fell in love with it because i love the idea of the private sector coming up with money having competing currencies. having enough monopoly on the money supply for a long time with no innovation. suddenly big coin comes along and created a currency for the digital age and digital currency and created the global currency for global marketplace. that's a revolution. they figured out how to make digital asset and be able to reproduce. to me it's been

naomi,e: thanks, breaking down the apple supreme court case. ade chief conference on commercial policy. joe: i will be watching for earnings. >> u.s. consumer confidence data for november comes out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. caroline: for all of us, that is it for "what'd you miss?" this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg technology. apples fall from the highest platform. they lose a stronghold over the title of roald's most valuable company after microsoft overtakes it. sand bagging sandberg. theceo in a spotlight -- in spotlight. mark zuckerberg says he has her back. we will discuss.

naomi grimley reports. "death to america," shouted these protesters in tehran.ly ritual on the anniversary of the siege of the us embassy in 1979. this week, though, there is extra antagonism, as america reimposes oil and financial sanctions on iran. the trump administration wants to reverse a deal brokered by barack obama which aimed to curb iran's nuclear ambitions in return for better trade. the new sanctions target key pillars of the iranian economy, including oil, shipping and banking, with more than 700 entities being targeted. but eight major importers of iranian oil, including india and japan, have been granted temporary waivers. european powers remain committed to the original iran nuclear deal — they object to the sanctions, but that puts them at loggerheads with the us. the european companies will not be permitted to do business with both the united states and with iran. frankly, since may, since the president's announcement of withdrawal from the ill—fated agreement, european companies have fled iran in great numbers. ordinary iranians are bracing th

let's get more from naomi n icks. why this is a little -- not exactly the developers of the apps that are bringing this court case. crux of the case is whether consumers were buying apps can sue apple under antitrust law over the prices it set for developers to provide those apps to consumers. argued you're not a direct purchaser of an ap of this case isp whether in fact consumers were buying apps are purchasing them from apple themselves or directly from the developers making the apps. a tricky issue. as apple this signal has hinted at we are going to be seeing increasing regulation particularly around the consumer? around privacy? and whether or not the consumer is getting decent deal? naomi: it is certainly another question about whether tech are getting too big or are a monopoly in their respective markets. why the issues at stake is whether apple is really a monopoly in either market. whether developers are forced to essentially -- in order to get their products the market to sell through the apple app store and

naomi was and properly introduced. a wonderful lawyer to say the least and an expert in international justice issues and inspiration to all of us who know latin america. i thought i would start -- i thought i would start -- [laughter] -- sooner or later by reading a short passage that gives you a bit of an idea of the atmosphere from the introduction called storm front. at the cafÉ when in need over cake and apple streusel planning a film night for their chapter of the nazi women's league. outside of the cafÉ, blond girls and boys wearing lederhosen pas boys wearing leather hose and. past the wide windows returning from the newinni deutscher store. some of the youngsters look up to the sky in hopes of catching sight passing overhead. new presenters. and very young boys wearing swastikas on armbands. the practice of marching under the tutelage ofser king from the nazi youth club in the gymnastic society. there will be parades the party men will munch in their uniform shirts. saluting like the fÜhrer. these moments might

do you not remember double booking naomi and john to be on the second half of redacted v.i.p. and they only choking out john so she could say ok. but i didn't know you were throwing twenty dollars bills and yelling fight ok. just because john was too busy regaining consciousness to hear my policy doesn't make it any less valid and maybe j.p. morgan and wells fargo's timing wasn't great but it's never the wrong time to do the right thing even if the right thing is something is ridiculous as activists expecting big banks to revise the equator principles to include a un standard allowing indigenous people to give or withhold consent to a project that may affect them or their territories how it was ridiculous indigenous people having the right to give consent sounds entirely reasonable rates reasonable. these are the c.e.o.'s of j.p. morgan chase and wells fargo i don't know if you've been watching the news lately but i think you're asking a little too much of millionaire white men to grasp what consent is. in fact twenty dollars says that what consent was six months ago. to have

naomi grimley reports.undergo fgm because their village in sudan decided to stop all female circumcision 30 years ago. it was a forward—thinking stand in a country where nearly 90% of all women are still cut today. now the sudanese government, with help from britain, is hoping to put an end to the practice entirely by 2030. i do feel that coming from far afield... the international development secretary announced a new £50 million package for africa at a west london hospital, where they often deal with fgm cases. she believes money spent abroad can have a beneficial effect here. if we want to protect women in the uk, we have to end fgm globally. we are planning on doing that by 2030. this new funding today is going to help those grassroots campaigns. we need the conversation to start... janet is a midwife who sees the consequences of fgm everyday in herjob. her patients often have to contend with multiple complications. infection, bleeding, infertility. you know, post—traumatic stress and the psychological

conditions from female artists and changing colors from john's world one new maestro me to my comfy naomi's culture today. the first in sixty minutes w. me. scars cover don't forget women in russia have to live with violence sexism and oppression. violence is normal in russia. where putin's patriarchy rose today women's rights were already gaining traction a hundred years ago. when second is i was in high school if you would have predicted he would go on to a stellar career as a mission on a starship. moving pieces whenever i hear the words you can't do that it motivates me it makes me think it's watch me. his latest project is an ambitious one a restaurant that employs people with and without disabilities a project that first met widespread with.

i'm naomi -- can you hear me? [inaudible] >> you have to make sure your little red button is on. i don't think it's on. >> there you go. >> good to go? okay. so i'll repeat just so everyone can hear. i'm naomi laguana, and i have a fifth grader at mckinley elementary, and i have a ninth grader at jewish high school. we met on october 18, and we finalized our priorities on the 2018-2019 school year. we're going to be focusing on the following areas: to strengthen contribution with the african american parent advisory -- collaboration with the african american parent advisory committee and support parent engagement across diverse communities, and support student achievement, address school culture, climate, and safety issues and chronic absenteeism, so address issues of access and equity, address then equities of fund raising, the student enrollment system and access to quick programs. we met with the district p.t.a. to start brainstorming ideas. address the implementation of key strategies and improve student nutrition in school lunches. we want to control our work with the local

disobedience is based on a naomi alderman novel by and the character played by rachel weiss comes back she asked she discovers her two best friends and we know that she left under some form of cloud and that she has been completely absent there has been no contact to which he turns up she says that did not expect to see their there. it's not clear why. shall i take more food out? i don't need it. what was her life doing. so who is the mrs? do we approve? she was going to go to a hotel but i told her she would stay with us. you must. i'll do it. it's fine. you married? yes. yes, we are. why didn't you let me know? you disappeared. it's a great cast. it becomes apparent that the two she was closest to where close and a relationship between her and the esti character. suddenly it throws a spanner in the works and things are rekindled. the rest the film is about the relationship between love and religion and how one person has attempted to almost redefine himself through belief and that is almost a touch of they come out miseducation of cameron post. she has gone off to new york and become

a naomi row, filling a powerful vacancy. >> i won't say today that i just nominated naomi to be on thercuit court of appeals, the seat of justice brett kavanaugh. >> thank you for the confidence you have shown me. i greatly appreciate it. >> reporter: the daughter of indian immigrants, she is an administrator with the office of information, regulatory affairs, served in the george w. bush administration and work for the senate judiciary committee. a formal nomination is expected today. the president's legal team could answer questions in the russia probe by the end of this we, sources telling fox news lawyers have been finalizing answers to robert mueller's written questions. the special counsel has been investigating the trump campaign for possible ties to russian officials. the president has repeatedly denied collusion. the british prime minister teresa may holding an emergency brexit meeting after you can eu officials agree on a draft agreement. lawmakers have to vote on the deal which faces heavy opposition. critics say it keeps the uk too closely tied to the european union and lim

. >> we have been in discussions naomi and i approached pg and e about a year ago. costs i don't know if there are costs. do you want to provide that? >> this is the item we put in. >> not the land cost. >> assistant deputy chief rivera again. $110 million based on the consultant's work including all of the props that chiefsano discussed. >> that cannot include the land cost? >> does not include the land cost. just the cost to build the state of the art facility. >> chief nicholson. come right on up. welcome. >> good evening. deputy chief and this is my report from the administrative side. i will begin with the physicians' office. the flu shot is available. i want you to know i didn't cry too hard. it is available at our physicians' office. they conducted 58 fiscals in the ranks and 39 return to work evaluations. investigative services conducted 20 drug and alcohol tests negative. he is gearing up to get ready for the chief's recommendations for the next academy to conduct background investigations. the sight. office has completed -- assignment office has completed

>> let me turn it back to naomi.have there, we listed the end, out of those 16 recommendations, short, medium and long-term. we didn't feel we could prioritize them. they're all important. the short, medium and long-term, we prioritized in terms of which were low-hanging fluid that you. the others would be long-term. we provided that input to the city. in terms of priorities, my sense is that needs to be a continuing discussion amongst agencies. >> sure, we can. but i have another question over here. >> what about buildings going down -- >> we did look at that. that was a question we got. so a few things. first, in the building inventory, we tried to identify of the existing 156 buildings what foundation types they have and we have to look at the numbers but out of that 156, there's three or four that have the drilled shafts that go to bedrock. we point out in our reports, one of our recommendations is to for a group to put together an administrative bulletin or information sheet to take the best practice in geo tech

. >> now joining us on book tv is naomi brockwell. naomi brockwell, who is Ãb girl? me. [laughter] >> what does that mean? >> many

doctor naomi could provide you a lot better, but i'll just say what is really heartwarming is the way our society elders in particular women are embracing education now. in helmand and practic are, to provinces, i was there recently and in each one there was a remarkable set of statements from the elders, youth and others and to satisfy groups and they were saying the key area of investment that needs to take place is education. the president of the university got up and said, because it just began, he says look at horse. in 17 years, the investment in horse university was because of abu dhabi's generous help and it transformed it into a center of dynamism. this is across the board, it's been baathist or other provinces. whether u me has been made a critical contribution is now we are creating a platform for learning with hundreds of universities including mit, but the most significant change likely is to make the curriculum and the support resources from the indian institutes of technology and institute of business for about 2 million of them. we have to fundamentally change from a b

opioid deaths, connected to particular physicians, i mean it is a real sort of soup pot of data, and naomi takes it and analyzes it and is able to look district by district, across the country, and produces, based on that data, targeting packages for the u.s. attorney's offices, which allow us to be much more efficient in the use of our prosecutorial and investigative resources. because we have this advanced data that tells us in the first instance where to look. i think justin's point is a good one. sometimes it also tells us, well, this might be the right place to look, or it might look like the right place to look in the first instance, but it really isn't. and so the level of efficiency that we are able to bring to bear in the use of our resources, which then leads to quicker investigations, quicker indictments, quicker prosecutions, and quicker pleas. and i will give you one example. there is a fellow doctor, named roberto fernandez in the southern district of florida, an he was selling opioid prescriptions to medicare patients for about $100 to $200 a prescription. and from the time

including a prequel with naomi watts. >> i'm binging it right now and studying."this is us" returns tonight flashing back to jack and rebecca's road trip to l.a. >> i made some turkey sands witches. i don't know if you're a fan of turkey. >> i love turkey. >> me too. >> mysteries about jack's war time tragedy will also be revealed as kevin and zoe arrive in vietnam. cast member chris sullivan was pretty tight lipped about tonight's episode on company orders, but he promises it'll be emotional. >> there's something very special about mandy and milo together on screen and so it's something i will be tuning in for for sure. >> this is nice. >>> nischelle is new york with some surprises about michael b. jordan. sign me up. >> it was bananas, nancy. i was there as the new jersey native surprised his hometown crowd burg a screening of his movie "creed two" and the reaction was exactly what you would expect it to be. >> michael b. jordan. >> what has this been like? >> it's like emotional over were loving on you. >> oh, man, that was crazy. it was nuts, man. >> i didn't

naomi grimley, bbc news.'m in the presence of secretary cohen, finally! let's talk about the sanctions and what they might do. the administration says they bought around the table last time, did the? i take it back. i think they did bring them to the table because you had not only the united states but many of our allies joining with that along with russia and china. the difference may be quite separate this time with china and russia not being as willing to join this time with china and russia not being as willing tojoin i run. so i think they did bring them to the table. iam not think they did bring them to the table. i am not sure they will bring them to the table this time. what president trump is seeking to do is to bend around to his will and, if they cannot bend them to his will, to break the economy, that is what he is seeking to do at this point, either agree to renegotiate this on my terms or we will impose such sanction to make it so difficult to do business that you'll economy will not be worth ha

naomi grimley, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news...— after four fatal stabbings in the last five days. mass protests in iran against fresh us sanctions — the us secretary of state says it will exert relentless pressure until it stops funding what he called violent and destabilishing activities. donald trump and barack obama both on the campaign trail — with just hours to go until america's crucial mid—term elections. ankle surgery rules rafael nadal out of the season ending finals in london. it means novak djokovic to end the season as world number one. george burgess will face a disciplinary hearing tomorrow evening after an alleged eye gouging incident during england's's victory over new zealand on sunday. if found guilty he will likely miss the third test at elland road this weekend. liverpool have left judd test at elland road this weekend. liverpool have leftjudd into keary the squad fit to stay‘s champions speak high at red star belgrade. they said they were uncertain about what sort of reception he would receive in the serbian c

naomi!""naomi, straight ahead!"naomi watts is headed to westeros! actress has signed on for a significant role in a prequel to h-b-o's "game of thrones," co-created by original author george r-r martin. the new series is set thousands of years before the events of "game of thrones," and watts' character is described as "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret." aren't they all? in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. (ácommercialá) checking in on your morning forecast. a new month and a warm start to november in the forecast. daytime highs today will warm further through the 70's and 80's with skies remaining mostly sunny to partly cloudy. temperatures will cool slightly into next week after our warm weekend ahead. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive

here to comment is our senior closest thing we have to a persian naomi her mother. so some are saying the amica is a cripple in the people's temple of the jonestown massacre that any k. are nothing like jonestown they take their cyanide straight no kool aid chain sort of like. the group started out as opposition to the us puppet raise a poll and then after the one nine hundred seventy nine iranian revolution they turned against the new iranian leader khomeini killing is allying supporters and reportedly anyone with a beard so uses. christ yes he would have been a target too. and so would you then have a tour of. backed down on anti-government groups any case led to where saddam hussein's government sheltered them in exchange for help during the iran iraq war so one reason and we care doesn't have support in iran is the whole killing the iranians on behalf of an enemy thing they don't like dying it's an interesting aspect of persian cold turkey in this community for brief it just so we're at such a weird people so so why are our people calling them a cult now only i

naomi grimley reports.were previously lifted under the nuclear deal, it includes energy, banking and shipping and shipbuilding industries. since the trump administration came into office, we've done 19 rounds of sanctions, targeting 168 iranian entities. today's sanctions will accelerate the rapid decline of international economic activity in iran since the plantation of our strategy in may. since that time, since back in may, over 100 countries have withdrawn from iran oi’ countries have withdrawn from iran or cancelled plans to do business there. it should be noted that if a company evades our sanctions regime, the united states will live a severe swift penalties on it, including potential sanctions. i promise you that doing business with iran in defiance of our sanctions will ultimately be a much more painful business decision than pulling out of iran and than being connected with iran entirely. over the last five months, treasury has been committed some of the most impactful sanctions ever seen. committ

thing and you accuse the liberal governments of using the public's disorientation to implement what naomi klein has been on this show calls the shock doctrine. yes exactly it's as as it might things worse it uses that on the deteriorating circumstances in order to reinforce the program that i want to do you know it's that old story of never let a disaster go to wise sort of thing so when people are really concerned and put off on the circumstances in which by far themselves that it actually marks the moment if you will and we're saying governments do this you know on a regular bus i think especially around things like national security yeah and that manipulation you go into as regards media which you see as a. construct you compare fox news i'm sure they deny it to to nazi propaganda but the interesting thing here is you say there's a conscious appeal to smaller audiences on t.v. who have a have a more hardcore philosophy i think it's really interesting are caught. the managing director of fox news at the time talking about that and he likes the point that you're much better off having a

naomi isn't looking at me. [laughter] i forgot where i was. writing. i covered every wall with butcher paper and for any letter or a chapter i make these outlines and it's like an architectural stitch. when you write, your thoughts are propelled. it is especially for children that would be remiss to to see it go away. it is an important aspect like when we do anything it adds a dimension. i have an architectural plan for my book that is based on the notes that are hand written and then the architectural destruction of the house interior now i have a dear friend, jeff. >> how can the society building to english teachers in training schools all over the country for these messages early enough for third grade, fourth, second grade, whatever. can you hel help write the curriculum for them? >> a lot of people in this room will be helpful on that. you are going to get a free book because it is your partner. i've written three chapters in what was my first proposal. i'm walking out on a limb if you will, to do this but in one moment of my life i wanted to say

. >> my name is naomi kelly the single-story for the 775 i started with the city and county in 1996 working for the newly elected mayor willie brown, jr. not only the chief of staff a woman but many policy advisors that were advising him everyday their supportive and nourished and sponsored united states and excited about the future. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks

has had to face the extreme challenge that leprosy poses emailed naomi and i immediately look active and we're. doing yes. particularly. when you get. i see i am going to hit is you know that i. barely hung kathy are. karen will be my only did. the mighty save be pulled ahead of the what up now but where the tele. but point here. newman is not done this someone. has had to give the. kind of the deal to do. i love it only live it's obscene. what i have minutes what i had my hand made of that i mean. we. just have to. put on in the pit i'm good good. you know i did but they got it in the gun i don't have and don't. want you to voyage with the pope did. you get a big push to push the guy looked as i said. and then these are called the link you got him and he says yes obviously there's a battle with them when people's overbilling is. so much. yes i just don't know how they would. because i don't there's a better doctor when nobody cares that old man give them said all he wanted to with the those who was a but none because it will be they were bad end because it will be a woman with a guy