nolan: and that sounds, you know.but let's try to put a little humanity into this paid what happens over four years of german occupation of france? what is the german occupation of france? in many ways it is the gestapo and all kinds of horrible things and deportation of jews. it but it is also a 19-year-old german guard in a french village who happens to see a 17-year-old girl and they meet each other and they talk to each other and nature takes its course and they have sex and she has a baby and then she gets humiliated or killed or whatever. there is a very ugly side to what happened. that was true in every single country that was liberated at the end of world war two. they turned on their own and killed their own because -- and they killed their own. because of how vicious the war was how vicious the fascists and the germans were. in direct proportion to the viciousness of the occupation, the resistance turned vicious against his own people. it is human nature. >> i think there was a gendered retaliation. the men

today they have a young son, nolan, who will turn 3 next week. beautiful.ars to come, nolan will learn that his father stands among the ranks of our nation's greatest heros. more than a decade, matt has stared down our enemies, fought back the forces of terror and showed the virtue and gallantry of the american warrior. he completed five tourses in afghanistan, a deployment in africa and continues to serve on active duty today. something to have the congressional medical of honor and be serving in active duty. it's very rare. matt, we salute your unyielding service, your unbreakable resolve and untiring devotion to our great nation and the nation that we all love. your spirit keeps our flag waving high, our families safe at home and your hearts beating with american pride. on behalf of the entire nation, our great u.s.a., our incredible united states of america, we are forever grateful for your life of service and your outstanding courage. it's now my privilege to present master sergeant matthew williams with the congressional medal of honor and i'd like to

taylor: that was tim nolan of macquarrie.es to streaming zuckerberg, the cousin of mark zuckerberg, is no stranger to the media landscape. she is the founder and ceo of zuckerberg media. she sat down with francine lacqua to discuss the evolution of content, the need for consolidation, and the evolving role for females in the industry. randi: 100 million hours of video uploaded just to youtube, and that is one channel on one day, every day there is over one billion posts on facebook. you are right, it is who is out there listening to your content is everyone else is constantly making your content? francine: is it going to go down? in five or 10 years, what will we be looking at? randi: i think there will be a later of kind of curation like at museums. i think there will just be so much content it will be just exhaustion, and now people are looking for experts to tell them what to watch. i think the pendulum is almost shifting back again to the bigger need for expert voices in news, in different areas because people are bombard

this character, courage in the moment is an example and god bless matthew and his wife kate and son nolanended family and his comrades. but matthew's life, legacy and very battle around his neck and remind for us all to face our fears and find your own moments to shine. the lap of liberty continue when the united states of america, the army and weepy have piece of our world. the righteous name i pray. >> thank you very much i, appreciate that please sit down. this afternoon, it's my privilege to present our nation's highest revered military distinction and it's called the congressional medal of honor and there's nothing like it. please join me in welcoming today's extraordinary recipient master sergeant matthew williams. (applause) >> thank you very much. were delighted to have a secretary of defense and great job to you and everybody and general milley for the incredible act you performed seven days ago with al-baghdadi. he was hit hard the way he should have been and i just want to say to all our military were very proud of you up. the whole world is proud of you. thank you mark, great

taylor: that was tim nolan of macquarrie.es to streaming conduct -- content, randy .uckerberg is no stranger he is the founder of zuckerberg media. he sat down with francine lacqua to discuss the evolving role for females in the industry. randy: 100 million hours of video gets uploaded to youtube and that is one channel in one day. every day there is over a billion posts on facebook. who is listening to your content if everyone else is making their own? francine: will it go down or be oversaturated? i think there will be a layer of generation like in museums -- curation like in museums. people are looking for experts to tell them what to watch. the pendulum is almost shifting back again to the bigger need for expert voices in news and other areas, because people are bombarded by so much they want to be guided a little like you would curate a collection at a museum. i also think people want more high quality again, so it is wasresting because one i first starting on social media, it was how many eyeballs you could get on thing

northern ireland to replace the backstop arrangement in the existing with joel deal it would also require nolan island's parliament to consent to any regulatory changes. the essence of our new proposal is a new protocol on our land in northern ireland consisting of 5 elements. in the 1st place all our actions are based on our shared determination to sustain the belfast good friday agreement the fundamental basis of governance in northern ireland the protection of which is the highest priority of all and from this follows the 2nd principle namely that we shall of course uphold all the longstanding areas of cooperation between the u.k. and our friends in ireland including the rights of all those living in northern ireland and north south corp the common travel area which predates both the good friday agreement and the european union itself. 3rd we propose the potential creation of a regular preserve on the island of island covering all goods including agra food for as long as it exists this would eliminate all regulatory checks for trade in goods between them and moving our. agenda how is life fo

joining me now from los angeles in martin nolan, the executive director atjulien‘s auctions — the auction it smell? and you have to say... it smells like teen spirit! i feel like i am the man that sold the world! indeed! we could do this all night. what is so significant about this cardigan, who would want to buy a? the cardigan represents a grunge era, it is kurt cobain and nirvana, it's ten to since kurt cobain was releva nt. it's ten to since kurt cobain was relevant. —— 25. so the people that loved nirvana, pearljam etc, that era, 25 years on, they have the money and disposable income and are hankering back, buying the memories from their youth. it is a tangible asset. there are cigarette burns, stains. it's amazing. but this cardigan fetched almost as much as kurt are the guitar. how often do garments like this sell the so much money? —— cockbain‘s. you can understand with instruments but not a cardigan in this state. the thing about marilyn monroe's dress she w0 re about marilyn monroe's dress she wore to sing happy birthday to president kennedy, we sold it for 4.1 million, michaelj

that means we'll scotland and northern ireland are completely divided on this scotland voted remain nolan i live with he'd remain. leave wheels voted leave however they didn't want to leave with the ideal the should have the option to them a general election and as the voice of the people of england what if to leave the utopia let them do that that's democracy but the people of scotland are clearly growing and a different path and interestingly interestingly daniel the people of northern ireland appear to be going in a different path as well all of the poor is no assuring increased support for a referendum on a united ireland wouldn't it be absolutely ironic if borders joints and rushing to get a break deal actually led to the breakup of the british state with scotland going for independence and northern ireland going for reunification with the island of ireland so now we've touched on this before but the risk that this entire process could be to a disunion in the u.k. seems to be under played in the coverage the vice president michelle o'neill put a point on today suggesting that a poll

by making it a nolan the deadly backstop he's- doing he's lost the support of the do your pretty. dumb another very important. he moved removed or record. trying to main trade what they call. a level playing field between britain and the european union in the long batteries obey was prepared to do that she said. i'll keep us close to you then we could have the minimum. sort of trade check the regulation checks at our borders well boys come to grapple that in order to win the support. of the hardline breaks because of that. he alienated the opposition parties labor the liberal democrat to stop that. i'm the greedy member of parliament supplied to break they are all really worried that he now has this vision of assorted de regulated lemons stabbed the british economy really competitive with the rest of europe. they can see that that is actually going to be that europe will put up quite high trade barriers to make. sure that we have this competition. okay well i'd love to talk to you for longer bible we're out of time i'm so sorry thank you so much a quentin peel associate fellow wit

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to discuss the move, i bring in tim nolan of macquarrie. you did move the market on that call.k to me about why you are so bullish on roku, given the heightened competition in this space. tim: sure, there's plenty of competition and we highlight that pretty thoroughly in our notes. 175stock had come down from dollars or so to about $100. it is partly the international expansion we talk about in our report. roku has gone from almost zero to some large number internationally, and we think they can get to approximately their size internationally that they are in the u.s. now in three years. on top of that, i think the growth story, connected teams and advertising is growing strongly in roku has built itself a great position to grow into that. taylor: let me parse down a few of the points you hit on. one of which was the stock all in from $170 to $99 in a matter of two or three weeks. how much of this was purely from a multiples standpoint? it looks relatively cheap. you could certainly argue it got quite expensive. i think there was as much sector rotation going on at the time as

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he did, as trump nolan dominic normally does dominic reacts on his guts.llowed. >> bret: in the meantime, they are on their way over to turkey. the president is saying, i'm not going to meet. take a look. >> it is out of the question for me to meet with anyone other than pompeo. >> our goal is not to break the relationship with turkey. they are a member of nato. our goal isn't to break the relationship. it is to deny turkey their capacity to be able to engage in this behavior. the president says it's a bad deal. we are working to stop it. >> bret: point being, they are hoping to get on the ground and convince him to work with the kurds and stop the fighting. >> sure. i mean, look, the president created the situation when he pulled -- what i actually agree with molly that this is a discussion of a competing foreign policies. even if you support the president's foreign policy here. even if you believe that we should just get out of the region, how we did it is i think a huge red flag. and so, we created the situation by pulling out immediately with no warnin

. >> the analyst behind that roku upgrade tim nolan is coming up on "power lunch" at 2:00 p.m.our final trades beginning with you. >> you have had a pullback in dunkin' brands, enough is enough i'm long, good spot to buy it here. >> meghan? >> i'll go with the minimum volatility factor etf, riding through what we expect will be some choppy waters going forward bought outperformed year to date. >> usmv. >> correct. >> mike until. >> stick with my sort of netflix competition theme and go with disney disney is down off its highs i continue to like it and like the dividend and management and i think that story will get hot again. >> xop unusual call buying. oil and gas. >> we talked about the beta names hitting. southwest airlines, this name will move to the upside. >> you love it fair to say? with that thanks a lot i appreciate it. that does it for the halftime. "the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you, brian. hi, everybody. here's what's ahead. markets are up as china would reportedly agree to a partial trade deal in exchange for no more tariffs as both sides

and because of the nolan decision and other decisions and the mitigation fee act a nexus study is required. so the nexus study clearly established a much higher nexus than what is being proposed by supervisor haney. that is satisfying a legal nexus requirement pursuant to the law which has nothing to do with eps's study and findings of what is fiscally feasible. >> that was kind of my point. i just wanted to get it on the record. because the economist looks at pure numbers. the nexus study looks at kind of variables that can make an argument. but they are not necessarily backed up by economics. and so just trying to get to a happy medium. i know that supervisor haney is not proposes what the nexus study did. >> if it keeps ongoing i might. >> before we go to public comment supervisor haney said earlier he wanted public comment and then he was going to introduce amendments. i have asked him if we can actually speak to the amendments prior to public comment so the public can speak to the amendments. so supervisor haney, if you could regale us with your concept on page 19. >> sure. you have t

iraq still there around 40 celsius the next couple days in baghdad but it will be cooling off into nolan iran so $25.00 and to run with the chance of those showers and farther to the south the temperatures have been steadily coming down in the mid thirty's now widely across much of the region south of a vote 36 in doha and riyadh and about the same as we head into sunday remember these temperatures off of the shade so we'll still have holes for the woman if you are in the sunshine and then down into southern africa wanted to more showers those full of holes and eastern areas of madagascar and also isn't scottish as in tanzania becoming it will wise but across into and go into and also we'll see the showers working their way through southern sections of south africa and pushing up the east and as well so from 28 to 23 and when that does come with a chance of showers and sunny skies on that in cape town with a high of 24. in the next episode of tech note the team looks into the environmental impact of waste management trash is a big business plan for the smelly business to the complexities

lynn nolan spent three months recreating eyam village, in derbyshire, using 65 different cakes baked then hand—decorated the buildings, including local landmarks such as the pub, church, shops, and people's homes. it is not the first time lynn has made entire settlements 00:09:04,348 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 out of confectionary. she previously baked a miniature bethlehem. and i am not familiar with the town, so and i am not familiar with the town, soiam and i am not familiar with the town, so i am not sure. someone tells me it is spot on. john, what do you think about that? all those eggs, i thought it was breakfast, what every england player is delving into the morning. john has thought about it. i have so many thoughts. and are we in build—up mode? i have so many thoughts. and are we in build-up mode? we are, a bit of a hump day to day. a quarterfinal on the horizon for england and wales, three of the home nations in action, but it is the team news we will get in coming days. the big news is that owen farrell will start at fly half, so owen farrell will start at fly half, so he is