normans are stoic people. they would go out to milk their cows even though it was a battlefield and -- and get killed that way. so by far, bombardment. but also, you know, their homes and their back yards turned into a battlefield. and some of them just didn't have the resources or the time, given the uncertainty of the location, to pick up their belongings and get out in time. >> you talked about the ge stando, the presence of the gestapo in normandy you write in the book, one of the persons you talk about, a norman a french police officer, i believe, looking at the soldiers the german soldiers who were stationed there in germany, didn't think much of them. i think he was a world war i vet. he said they were old with little fight in them. was that a common impression of who was there manning the bunkers there on the beaches and elsewhere in normandy? >> it was not -- it was true that, first of all, hitler's army of 1944 was not hitler's army of 1940 when they first invade france. because by now, hitler has li

so, norman, talk us through what you purchased. so, erm..... ..having never used this before — knowingly — i mentioned there was possibly one accidental occasion. i want to be very careful. i'm very cautious. and i'm, sort of, quite hostile about drugs generally. i mean, that's where i come from as a parent. but i want this purely for sleeping, arm, for relaxation. so... ..i've been told to take half the normal dose to start with, which i will take 45 minutes before going to bed tonight and for the flight home. but i can't take this back home because it's illegal in england. the trip‘s been organised by a london—based campaign group, volteface. it wants the uk to legalise weed. it's part funded by a big cannabis company here in north america called mpx. they've paid for most of the people to be here. but, like us, david and norman which is your most popular? this would be...probably our right. and looking at the sort of thc levels in all of this, that's the strongest? yes. low cbd? yes. and that's what people are after? yes. they like to get

the experience of french norman citizens and the initial-- of d- day.f you are living in the eastern and central time zones that is the line to use. or mountain pacific time zone. for those of you who have french ancestry, that line is 202-748-8000 and we are interested if you have stories of relatives or ancestors who lived in normandy or france at the time of the invasion. just a couple of reminders of the timeline. the invasion was postponed, the original, the day before. 75 years ago june 6 shorebird was secured 24 days later. we showed you some of the video for the liberation of paris in august in august 1944. mary louise roberts, the cover of your book shows many of the french recounts, this almost dreamlike quality of the paratroopers falling into the night. were soldiers prepared for what they would encounter in terms of what citizens there would be like? were they given warning or advice on how to deal with citizens in the first hours of the invasion? >> the americans and the british were both told that the majority of people still living in th

nejra: norman stays with us. lots more to discuss.ack with your thoughts on the fed and treasuries. you mentioned the yield falling and the 30-you're not far off the record low. let's get the bloomberg first word news. annabelle: thanks. pakistan suspended trade with india and downgraded diplomatic relations. seven decades of autonomy were revoked. take the said it will matter to the united nations and the army will remain vigilant. india's foreign ministry did not respond to a comment. time it may be up for italy's coalition. the deputy secretary said he could pull the plug if partners do not yield to his demands. it's call for deep tax cuts and investments. a decision is not reached, run could face early elections. president trump has endorsed an expansion of background checks in the wake of two fatal shootings that the weekend. but he says there is no political appetite to renew a ban on military style assault rifles. political leaders in ohio and texas have said new gun safety laws must be considered following the mass shootings.

>> people still freak out when they see norman. >> seth: yeah. >> still freak out when they see normans like, mildly like a lot of bowing. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] with norman they freak out because they think, like, if he's here, zombies are close >> totally, if i'm here, it's like, you know, you're going to get triplets >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] or, like, "oh, no, he's here, something devastatingly sad is about to happen. [ laughter ] >> they just start crying. >> seth: i want to ask again about when you ride your motorcycles in japan like, what do you -- how much of the day is spent on the motorcycle >> a lot i mean, we were kind of down near osaka and kyoto and nara, and so we'd kind of ride around. but also really what norman's out to do is just kind of like experience the cultures. so i had a bunch of friends in that part of japan and so i introduced him to my friends and my friends had friends and before we know it, we're at, like, a furniture maker's shop >> seth: wow >> i'm, like, looking at chairs, picking them up while cameras are rolling. i'm like, can i ge

i like to present the president of the board, norman e. -- norman g. -- president norman yee. [applause] [laughter] >> i'm sorry, i can't hide the fact that i'm freezing. [laughter] welcome, everybody. this district is the most important district in the northwest sector of san francisco. [laughter] i really want to think them air, your staff, and i know i will be repeating what has been said, but it is worth repeating when people work so hard to put the most important document together for san franciscans. so once again, mayor, your director over there, kelly, thank you very much. thank you very much to ben rosenfield and your team. and the budget legislative analyst. thank you for putting this budget together. but more importantly, when i became president in january, one of the first things i said was that i'm going to make this board of supervisors, this set of 11 people, the best that we can ever have in san francisco. to serve our community, to serve our residents, to serve the most vulnerable, and the most important committee to help serve these people is the budget commi

a judge in norman oklahoma said you killed people it's time to pay us health care giant johnson and johnson is fined $572000000.00 for fueling a painkiller addiction crisis in the state of oklahoma. on what a lawyer will what the common like you get from a local lawyer at the shopping mall. stranded at the border hundreds of venezuelans protest against new immigration rules to make it harder for them to enter ecuador. iran's president says his country will not hold talks with the u.s. unless all sanctions are lifted on ronnie's comments came a day after president donald trump said he was open to meeting rouhani trungpa speaking at the g. 7 summit and france president federal background offer to facilitate talks between the 2 sides tehran and washington have been at odds ever since trump pulled out of the nuclear deal that gave her on sanctions relief and exchange for curbs on its nuclear program corresponded and iran will have more on rouhani speech and just a few minutes 1st though a toss about war has more from the g. 7 summit where france's president called on tehran and washington to ge

a judge in norman oklahoma said you killed people it's time to pay pharmaceutical giant johnson and johnson has ordered to pay $572000000.00 for fueling a painkiller addiction crisis and oklahoma. brazil's president says no to the g 7 it's multimillion dollar aid offer to fight fires devastating the amazon rain forest. president says his country will not hold talks on any nuclear deal with the u.s. unless all sanctions are lifted his comments came a day after u.s. president said he was open to meeting the iranian leader trump was speaking at the g. 7 summit in france as that not all macron has offered to facilitate talks between the 2 sides but rouhani insists washington mistake the 1st step for talks to happen house by being. the 1st step is to remove sanctions without there won't be open old sanctions against the iranian nation must have to the all all it is. timid and cruel if you lift the sanctions and apologize to iran then you would be a difference to ation this government is moving forward in line with this national interest we have been open to negotiation and the word agrees with t

norman, thank you, norman smith, our assistant political editor.e by—election in mid wales, which was triggered by a recall petition. six candidates are standing. the polls will remain open until ten o'clock tonight and the result is expected in the early hours of tomorrow morning. police in madagascar say a british woman who fell to her death from a plane in mid—air opened the door herself. 19—year—old alana cutland, a student at cambridge university, was on an internship on the island. let's go live to our africa correspondent, andrew harding injohannesburg — what more are the police saying? ben, good afternoon. the police in madagascar are confirming only one thing at present. they say they have concrete information that alana cutland did open the door of this small plane herself, just minutes after it had taken off from a remote airstrip in the north of madagascar. at the moment, they're not saying why they believe that she did that, and fell to her death. they are, though, speculating that it could have been suicide. they're also looking in, t

norman will be with us throughout the hour from our norman desk.more to talk about this morning. it is always an important conversation made more so today. nancy miller and stephan engels with us in the next hour. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ >> policy actions taken so far, it is prudent to remain accommodative. while remaining consistent with inflation mandate, they considered it necessary to -- to the dynamics of the situation. francine: that was the reserve bank of india governor speaking a little bit earlier today, lowering their benchmark interest rates by an unconventional 35 basis points, its fourth reduction this year to support a slowing economy. let's gets straight to justin. he is an emerging markets editor and john norman from jpmorgan. he is still with us. are we going to see many more surprises like we saw from india and new zealand? that actually the only way to make an impact is to surprise the markets and cut more? >> i think we will see -- it is exactly what we saw today. the india cut was largely expect

this wall gregreen's in norman received the highest number of pills, almost 4 million.shing for a gttlement. crox says it would be the best outcome to make a dent in the epidemic. >> i hope that this is a message to thepioid companies. candidly, it maybe will force ttlement to some of t cases so the states can receive funds to address the problem quicker than having to go through a trial like this. >> reporter: j & j, though it went to trial in oklahoma, saidt it is open a potential settlement in the federal cases. the first trial i set to begin october 21st. for "ghtly business report", i'm meg tirrell in norman, oklahoma okllhoma. >>> shead, amtrak's big makeover. >> reporter: i'm seema mody. amtrak is looking to speed up its train and upgrade. the question is whether it will pay off. that story next on "nightly business report". ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a company has become the first boeing company to sue the plane maker over the groun ing 737 max. the company agreed to purchase 35 planes several years ago and alleges that boeing breached that contract by misrepresenting how safe t

lear and bud yorkin really turned the spinoff series into an art form. >> norman lear hates to calltory. all his series come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv! >> there had never been a complete black family on tv with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household, and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. we got $32 in the shoe box and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no wors

we heard about propaganda cartoons, norman rockwell paintings and expressionist art. a 40s and 50s movement that including many painters held by friends of the national world war ii memorial, this is close to an hour. it's my pleasure to introduce rachelle friedman. we're excited to have her back this year and excited to hear her presentation on art. please join me in welcoming rachelle. >> good morning. thank you, everybody. it's a real pleasure to be here. last year, you heard, i was sitting in your spot. after the profitable conference. when the call came out to talk about innovations in world war ii, i was happy to answer the call. i thought it was interesting in my mind, at least, and something predictable, but i learned that it's a very, very wide subject. i won't cover all of it by any means and i've learned a lot. so i hope that you'll profit as well. so living in new york, i'm very, very fortunate to be living close to the museum of modern art and also to the whitney, and i take full advantage as do my students. so i think that art can be a really profitable

on behalf of norman yee i want to be sure you hear his words. his words were we should name the whole damn central subway after rose because it wouldn't exist but for her. i think norman is known for his summation of his dealings. that is it. as a san francisco resident and mother of three children i am raising in san francisco, i want to tell you that i didn't just hear about rose pak. i knew rose pak. rose pak was a chain smoking woman with a great sense of humor who loved to cook and carried candy and toys in her pockets to give to children in chinatown. i know this because she did this for my children. we need more like rose pak who will not say i am going to smile more, i am going to fight to protect my community. i was told my entire life be nice. don't rock the boat. smile when you go out in public. don't make enemies and clearly rose listened to it. i was inspired by her to also not listen to that. frankly it is bullshit. we need moroses. more -- more l. for her name to be that there you want a plaque with her name on it great. we should

just like norman's was the first. this time, it has to have a green revolution where the united states of america can lead the world in new technologies. solar.d the world in can lead the world in energy stores and electric cars. that spirit that gave us the first green revolution that started by a fellow from iowa, we now need to bring with the second green evolution. that brings me to my third eye when, a fellow named dave. i can't rumor his last nine. that's remember his last name. -- remember his last name. he was in the wind turbine technician program. is goingave why he into wind turbine technology. his answer was classic. duh, this is the future. he understood jobs. and mccright's understand jobs. i have rolled out a clean energy jobs program to put 8 million then workers to work across unite. with ironworkers putting up manufacturing plants for clean energy. with idw wiring up wind turbines. like biofuels folks who are , thisfeed stock from iowa is the greatest job creation opportunity since the creation of th

we took on a giant major pharmaceutical company and a judge in norman oklahoma said you killed people it's time to pay the case was being closely watched across the u.s. in ohio alone there are 2000 pending cases but after monday's ruling pharmaceutical companies may now be forced to pay out billions and go across to syria norman oklahoma. and let's take you through some of the headlines here on al-jazeera now the presidents of turkey and russia have held talks near moscow they've agreed to coordinate more in the syrian rebel held province of idlib after recent escalations there despite their cooperation of the one said his forces would react against syrian government forces if necessary. to follow unsoldered alert the provocations by the regime have reached an acceptable level i would like to say it is especially by our borders our right to self-defense and this leaves us no choice we have to act to protect ourselves i discuss this matter with my honorable friend the president and we're happy to work to cooperate with in the istana spirit. iran's president says his country will not h

in damages over its aggressive marketing of addictive painkillers and gallacher reports now from norman oklahoma. oklahoma set out to take on a pharmaceutical giant and after 7 weeks of evidence judge found bachmann's ruling was blunt and found that johnson and johnson is culpable in fueling an opioid crisis that's claimed more than 6000 lives in this state the crisis has ravaged the state of oklahoma in the sphere made it made it immediately for this reason i am entering into a plan that consists of cost. $572102020.00 to a media living really a nuisance the case is being seen as a landmark ruling in dealing with a health crisis that's claimed tens of thousands of lives across the u.s. the centers for disease control and prevention say that in 2017 alone close 250000 people died from opioid overdoses lawyer reggie whitten was part of his legal team and lost his firstborn son to addiction i feel like i'm always looking their. protest no but i think my sanity lost and they're celebrating the day we got to get help. he says his lawyers for johnson and johnson say they'll appeal the decisi

ar.buch iowa gave us norman more log -- norman borlaug. the us the woman who sat at drugstore and they refused to serve her because she was black, she said i'm not moving off of this. iowa gave us these incredible candidates who are taking on the world and changing the house. that would be abby and cindy and rita and jd. that is what you have given us. country and you are giving again. he's governs from fear. he makes people afraid. he says things on twitter, most of the time he's not follow-through. but he makes people afraid. he is afraid himself. he is afraid of the nra. that is why he did not put commonsense gun legislation in place. he is afraid of science. when i announced in the middle of that blizzard he actually tweeted out and said that, made fun of me for announcing in the middle of a blizzard and talked about climate change. and he called me snow woman. i thought that was actually pretty good. so i tweeted back, donald trump the science is on my side. and i would like to see how your hair would fare in a blizzard. i actually th

we took on a giant major pharmaceutical company and a judge in norman oklahoma said you killed people it's time to pay the case was being closely watched across the u.s. in ohio alone there are 2000 pending cases but after monday's ruling pharmaceutical companies may now be forced to pay out billions and gallacher all this era norman oklahoma india's government is easing some restrictions that it put into place in the kashmir region after new delhi revoked the area's semi autonomous status earlier this month but that's not helping many of those who are ill or injured. reports now from the city of india in the kashmir. people are travelling to get medical treatment in any condition and by any means no matter how difficult like other patients here a builder she has to come in 2 or 3 times a week for dialysis but getting through the security restrictions imposed since august 5th that made that difficult. but i tell the security person i have a bad they say sure how should i open my stomach and show them my bad in the 70 s. i've come for treatment it's never been like this before even med

good day for the sake of oklahoma we took on a giant major pharmaceutical company and a judge in norman oklahoma said you killed people it's time to pay the case was being closely watched across the u.s. in ohio alone there are 2000 pending cases but after monday's ruling pharmaceutical companies may now be forced to pay out billions and gallacher all this era norman oklahoma. hong kong leader kerry has warned that the escalation of violence in anti-government protests is becoming more serious peaceful protests turned violent over the weekend as the city enters its 12th week of demonstrations protesters are calling for a controversial extradition bill to be scrapped not just suspended and for them to resign but she's refusing to go and denies that the government's lost control of the territory. the question of resignation is also being that i think a responsible chief executive at this point in time should continue to hold the fort and do her utmost to restore law and order in hong kong some people have said that since there are continued violence we should stop communicating i said in