thank you perry, and to the entire butler family for giving the gift of perry's two union street and all of san francisco. i am so excited to enjoy your next 50 years, as well. [applause] >> thank you so much, supervisors -- supervisor stefani. it is indeed an honor to stand up here. if you would have told me what i was 26 years old, 50 years later i would be here with this wonderful family and you wonderful people i would have not believed a word of it. it has been a marvelous journey. the one question i get most often from people is how heavy lasted for 50 years. the answer is very simple, there's been a tremendous number of wonderful people who have come to perry's going back to day one, going to the present time who do the heavy lifting every day whether it is the host at the front door, the waiter at your table, the bartender the cook in the kitchen who has the most unglamorous job of all but they do it well. all of these people, i wish i had up a list of everybody who has worked for us for 50 years. there is a lot of memories but it's not written down anywhere. they are the one

thank you, secretary perry. i want to tell you how much i enjoyed being able -- having the privilege of escorting you around the two crown jewels of the national laboratory system, argon national laboratory and -- and i think there was a slide that was going to be put up here in a moment. if we can bring the screen down, please. this is one of the many hats i wear as co-chair, we plan to be visiting all 17 of the national laboratories and leading as large a congressional delegation as i can corral. we're going to be heading to the new mexico national labs los alamos, sandia, white sands and the trinity test site where the first nuclear weapon was detonated about 75 years ago now. the northwest one in the bay area where they will be hosts of a visit to the bay area labs, livermore. i'll be hosting the illinois lab, a visit to the illinois labs at argon national lab that i represent and which, by the way, one of the things that they have done at their light source is to use them to directly image the molecules tha

rick perry, will join us.loomberg. ♪ david: we will talk now with u.s. energy sec. rick perry, as well as the executive director of the iea, fatih birol. they are both with us from washington. welcome, gentlemen. let's start with the announcement today, $110 million for research having to do with coal, how we can use cold better, more efficiently, and do less to the environment. we have a decline right now into the capacity of coal across the country. when will this come into effect so it might deter or delay that reduction in capacity? carbon capture utilization concept has been around for a while. we are starting to see substantially more interest in it, particularly with some of our partners in the middle east, for instance, who would like to be able to have an alternative to some of the fuels they've used in the past. being able to use coal in a clean way. when using about this technology going into china, which, by the way, their emissions are like years as the last few we've seen the united states loweri

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we have an interesting situation at the white house you've got the energy secretary, rick perry, andf state, mike pompeo, out there saying that they believe the attack was conducted by iran but the president himself very careful in public statements not to make that specific attribution. here is rick perry in a speech to national atomic energy agency earlier today, making that allegation, which he also made on cnbc air earlier this morning. take a listen. >> i want to reiterate that the united states wholeheartedly condemns iran's attack on the kingdom of saudi arabia. and we call on other nations to do the same. this behavior is unacceptable. it is unacceptable and they must be held responsible. >> reporter: contrast that direct attribution to iran with the president's tweet from earlier this morning he says remember when iran shot down a drone saying knowingly it was in their air space when it was nowhere close. they stuck strongly to the story knowing it was a big lie now they say they have nothing to do with the attack on saudi arabia we'll see. question mark. they're not going a

i'm so happy to bring imani perry back to chautauqua.rought her here once before we did a week before we did a programs on the stage of Ãit was a day of biblical rain. >> torrential. >> we actually had to stop the recording two or three times, we had to stop the conversation to her three times and because just the nature of that space in the range deafened it. we were able to create a program from it but it was hard, the production was propagated. i'm delighted to bring her back and we will not be interrupted. >> thank you so much for having me again. it was wonderful despite the rain. [laughter] many things have changed also the sound is incredible in this amphitheater, congratulations, also, there was no tweeting back then.no questions by tweet. we talked a little bit yesterday about the many definitions of the word grace and this really is a week of expansively taking that on. i wanted to read a few lines from imani's new book called "breathe" which we will discuss in a few minutes. where you actually take on one definition of grace a

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i'm so happy to bring amani perry to chitaqua. there was a day of biblical rain. >> torrential. >> we had to stop recording two or three times, we had to stop recording two or three times because the nature of that rain deafened it. we were able to create a program from it. but it was hard and the production complicated so i'm delighted to bring her back and we will not be interrupted. >> thank you so much for having me again. it was wonderful despite the rain. >> you know, many things have changed. and also, we were-- the sound is incredible in this amphitheater. congratulations. also, there was no tweeting back then. >> right. >> no questions by tweet. we talked a little bit yesterday about the many definitions of the word grace and this is a week of expansively taking that on. i wanted just to read a few lines from imani's new book called "breathe" which we will discuss in a few minutes where you actually take on one definition of grace and we may come back in the conversation. in the catholic tradition there's a form of grace,

. >>> also toward the end of the hour, cal perry will join us with a really important investigation that he conducted into the potential dangers of practice of flairing natural gas

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today she's mom to 21-year-old matthew perry proved he's still got his sense of humor when he was recently photographed for the first time in nearly two years looking pretty scruffy and getting called out for his long nails. his response? i'm getting a manicure this morning. that's okay, right? i mean it says man right in the world. >> i assume we're looking for an answer more sophisticated than to get you into bed? >> and 22 years after he landed the role of ross, david schwimmer earned rave reviews for his portrayal of robert kardashian in 2016's "the people versus o.j. simpson." but how do you celebrate 25 years of an iconic sitcom? for starters the central perk couch is on a global tour. movie theaters across the country are holding special screenings. and check out this pop-up installation in new york where that was pretty funny. >> who is that? >> it's joey. >> the pop-up is also where we met up with some famous friends of "friends." heads up bingalings. it's maggie wheeler. >> oh, my god! >> it said fast talking new

lou: we take than the much more up with scott perry after this quick break.president trump condemning iran and its behavior. he vowed not to lift the crippling sanctions he put in place against the regime. president trump: no responsible country should condone blood lust. rawns leaders will -- iran's leaders will have turned a proud nation into just another cautionary tale of what happens when a ruling class abandons its people and embarks on and crew of said for personal power and riches. lou: joining us to take all of this up. congressman scott perry, a member of the foreign affairs committee and the house freedom caucus. i know you have got some honors in uniform i want to share with the audience. colonel perry command the 204 there general support aviation what taflian in iraq 2004-2010. flew combat miss and retired after 30 years in uniform. we applaud your service if i may say. >> thanks, lou. i want to say happy birthday to you. it's a birthday you are not soon going to forget. lou: as the years go on some of them fade just a little bit. i'll be honest

we're getting a lot of what cal perry in wilmington has been getting hoo in past few hours. cal, i imagine you're getting less of it. give us an update of what's happening in wilmington. >> that's exactly right. as you sort of look at that radar that bill karins is putting out, we're finally out of the yellow and into the green. so little bit of a chance to breathe here in wilmington. it feels like we may have dodged a bullet on the flooding. we got past that high tide as you mention, but i will say a caveat. it is of course dark out. so the police are going to get out on to the ground at around 5:00 a.m. we expect that to happen on some of those outer bank areas where i am, about 13 miles from where i am. you will remember, of course, last year, hurricane florence came ashore here in wilmington as a category 2 storm, and it flooded this city. it separated this city from the rest of the state. for four day, people were isolated in this city. a lot of people it seems according to the mayor decided to stay here because of that. they were worried they wouldn't be able to get ba

cal perry is there as well. david, let's go to you first because it does seem like in just the last 20 minutes or so, things have changed pretty significantly. >> reporter: yeah, i like that verb that bill was using. things are kicking up here in nags head. the wind has definitely increased. the rains have increased asle with. bill mentioning the bands that have been coming through here. we have been getting wind and rain over these last few hours but in waves as he described it. it has been kicking up quite a bit. we certainly had that just a few moments ago. i'm standing just a few hundred yards away from the atlantic ocean. we had high tide at 1:30, thereabouts local time. we've seen a lot more action on the beach. we're seeing those waves come up a little farther on the shore. but it's the wind that's most noticeable, really pushing back against me coming out of the east, and this is something that everyone that i've talked to today has said they're most worried about, how this bands can come around. yes, th

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. >>> also toward the end of the hour, cal perry will join us with a really important investigation that he conducted into the potential dangers of practice of flairing natural gas in texas you really need to see this. >>> now, if you read the early reviews of today's hearing in the house judiciary committee, by which i mean the reviews written about four, four and a half hours into the five-and-a-half-hour hearing, then you would think the hearing was a mess "the daily beast" headline at 5:55 p.m. said, corey lewandowski's house testimony quickly evolves into a mess. a minute later, literally a minute after that was filed, everything changed there was a half hour left in that hearing when everything changed, and corwin lewandowski changed. corwin lewandowski ran out of ways of avoiding questions when he faced a full half hour of concentrated cross examination by a lawyer hired by the committee to question witnesses in the impeachment investigation. the republicans on the committee were determined to make a mockery of the committee process from the start we have never seen a more childis

. >>> then why harry and meghan are partying with katy perry and where we spotted jlo in this gown. >t to have another mome >>> dr. phil has big surprises for his 3,000th episode on tuesday t. he's ♪ >>> prince harry and meghan markle in rome for the wedding of meghan's pal. katy perry and orlando bloom were there also. >> the sussexs and baby archie will be heading to africa soon. >>> speaking of royalty, downton abbey has won 13 emmys. there's a showdown between them and brad pitt. >> there's a bit of help from george clooney. >> lady violet, you are as beautiful and charming as ever. >> yeah, that was pretty much every downton abbey fan when george made a cameo during a christmas special. >> ah, heck. >> and get this, his wife amal is such a fan of the show that george reportedly surprised her with a trip to highclere castle, where the show was filmed, back in 2014. >> yay, one, two, go. >> and now nearly four years after the series ended, the cast of "downton" is back, this time on the big screen. and it's all thanks to the fans. >> i think the fan's enthusiasm drove the need. we

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. >>> next to a world-class prank pulled by katy perry on her fiance orlando bloom.host asked him to rate impressions of celebrities. one of those listeners was identified as jemma doing a mean katy perry impression. ♪ i kissed a girl and i liked it ♪ ♪ the taste of her cherry chapstick ♪ >> yeah -- that was great. really well done. not convinced but hard for me because i do live with that voice. >> true. >> but then the big reveal. >> hi, katy perry. >> hi. hi, baby. >> oh, doh! babe, is that you? >> honey, i thought you knew me better. >> that's funny. perry went on to joke to bloom saying, quote, do we really think we should be going down this long road if you can't even tell my own voice. >> oh, snap. she disguised it. >> true, true. speaking of going down a long road, nick jonas, priyanka chopra, they're still married. >> nine months and about 100 wedding ceremonies later because we're shady, she apparently doesn't know her own husband's age. >> she shared this instagram snap of the two of them gushing over his new tequila launch and referred to him as being 27

cal perry live there. thanks, cal. >>> the national guard in place and ready to act as you can imagine. the role it will play in the recovery after the storm next. >>> all right. we are back now with more breaking news on hurricane dorian. it has weakened slightly to a category 1 storm but is still packing sustained winds of up to 90 miles an hour, pounding rain expected well into this afternoon. >> we're going to have an update with bill karins in just a moment. but we're back following sop breaking news as dorian's eye wall hugs carolina's coast. >> nearly 500 north carolina national guard soldiers and airmen are ready to support disaster efforts as part of this state emergency response team. joining us now on the phone is wes morrison, army national guard chief of staff. appreciate you joining us this morning, sir. i know you have a lot of work ahead of you. so we thank you for this time. how is the army national guard responding right now as dorian impacts the state? >> yasmin, thank you for having us

respond to secretary perry. how bad of an attack was this on the global economy?ow bad were we hurt? prettyit was a sophisticated attack on a complex facility. the fact that you can wipe out 6 million barrels a day and strike at the heart of the saudi oil reality thatnew the market will need to consider moving forward. there is nothing new about geopolitical risk in the oil market, but the fact that an asymmetrical regional incident can cause potential near catastrophic damage for weeks and months to saudi oil output -- we will find out. the question is can this happen again. say, we will find out. there are reports today that they can get 70% online quickly. if they can get back that quickly, does it work the other way? does it show resilience for aramco, trying to go out with an ipo for their facilities? jason: if they are able to bring in other sources of supply, that helps. we need to understand why it comes back this quickly. if the stabilizer columns were dented but not pierced or something like that, it raises the question that next time it could be worse.

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here is a look. >> matthew perry, you really wanted him?. he was doing another show called "l.a.x. 2194." >> sci-fi sitcom 2194. >> about baggage handled in the year 2194. i sorted out ail yep's buggage. >> that is not tiring. >> no, it's not. that was in first position. >> that happens when you find a talented you think is perfect for a role and you'll take the chance. the other show will fail and they will become available. >> we were a little nervous about it but we saw a million people and even made an offer to someone else. >> who? >> no. >> it's the 25th anniversary! now the truth can be told! >> he is a lovely actor named craig beairco. he didn't want to do an ensemble show. >> i'm going with not craig's best decision! >> ha ha! >> have you ever talked to craig? >> cnn anchor allison sat down with the guest stars of that special. i talked with her and asked if other people were offered some of these roles. >> it turns out that a lot of the cast that we have come to know and love were already committed to other projects and so, yes, t

>> matthew perry.rson we offered chandler to and he was doing another show "lax 2194". >> i sorted out aliens' luggage. >> that is not a winning title. >> no, it's not. it's not. but that was in first position. >> that happens when you find a talent that you think is perfect for a role, and you'll take the chance, the other show will fail and they'll become available. >> we were a little nervous about it, but we saw a million people, even made an offer to someone else. >> who? >> no. it's the 25th anniversary! now the truth can be told. >> he's a lovely actor named craig bierko. >> yeah? >> and he didn't want to do an ensemble show. >> i'm going to go with not craig's best decision. [ laughter ] ♪ >> today's the day carol and i first consummated our physical relationship. had sex. >> surprise! >> i don't know. you don't want to mess with corn nuts. they're crazy! >> we had auditioned david schwimmer for a previous pilot as we started writing this script we thought, you know who would be good for ross?

. >> two brothers, raymond perry and their sister helen.rew up being a strong believer of the quaker faith. in 1901, her mother vested. after that, she went on to graduate work. >> in 1906, she got into the -- movement. her faith inspired her to join the movement. she had a duty --. >> she was arrested several times. she and other activists were also --. it started in england. the station was so full --. >>> let me go. >> what you just stand --. >> arya american? >> yes i am from brooklyn. >> are you a member? >> this is unbelievable. >> have you been to the station before? >> this is my first time. >> i was joking. >> they won't keep me, once i'm out i'm not going to stop. it will make me more --. >> with that attitude we will get along fine. >> the nerves. >> after one mission, they were both in jail. i have an idea. hunger strike. to prove they can't keep us down. >> do you think a hunger strike will work? >> i think so. >> it did. >> really be more than a week early. many other activists -- the hunger strike. it didn't work for long. ba

perry and that she was significantly hard-core even though she ran on a pro-life christian agenda. that cost into question whether it is just a factor of early endorsement. it is hard for some candidates to get money early on and breakthrough, or whether it is a deeper issue. host: who on the house side is dealing with efforts to enlist women candidates? she has been a leader in the party to try to find early was at and she said 2018 real crisis for the party and the need to address this. host: in your article you wrote that efforts to elect more republican women -- acknowledging the importance of diversity and inclusion only to a limited degree. this reflects a broader reality, all but one of the 47 women of color serving in congress are democrats, as are 96% of women of color that our state legislators. guest: it is a difficult argument to make that you need to broaden representation and include a wider variety of people to represent your party when the republican party is overwhelmingly white now. it is hard to make the case that we need to be more inclusive with gender without

emelda perry. >> glenn perry sr. >> john william perry. >> franklin allen pershep.ny pesce. >> davin n. peterson. >> danld arthur peterson. >> jean hoadley peterson. william russell peterson. mark james petrocelli. phillip scott peti. glen kerrin petit. dominic pezzulo. kaleen pezzuti. kevin pfeifer. tu pham. kenneth phelan. phillip. eugenia piantieri. ludwig picarro. matthew picerno. joseph pick. christopher pickford. dennis pierce. bernard piteronico. and my uncle jacobs. >> and my grandfather yoe self carlo. we love you and think about you all the time.joseph carlo. we love you and think about you all the time. >> theodore piggis. >> susan elizabeth pinto. >> joseph piskadlo. >> christopher todd pittman. >> joshua michael piver. >> robert ploger iii. >> alexandra ploger. >> joseph plumitallo. john pocher. william howard pohlmann. lawrence polatsch. thomas polhemus. steven pollicino. susan pollio. darren pontell. joshua poptean. gee vana porras. anthony portillo. james edward potorti. daphne pouletsos. richard poulos. streechb poulos. brandon jerome powell. scott

. >> me, i'm engaged to katy perry also me, katy perry is beautiful, and i love her. >> jimmy: me, i hate it when people are inconsiderate at the workplace. also me, does anybody mind if i reheat my fish in the microwave? >> me, i'm a goodwill ambassador for the charity organization unicef. also me, unicef does important work in over 190 countries to save the lives of children >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no look it's me, i'm trying to look at my phone less. also me, oh look, i just got a a new follower on instagram. >> i get it. me, i like pizza also me, pizza tastes good [ laughter ] did i do it right? >> jimmy: sure ♪ [ cheers and applause >> steve: from 30 rockefeller plaza here in new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh thank you very much. hello. welcome, thank you please, have a seat, have a seat welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," everybody. you're here, you made it here. thank you for being here [ cheers and applause guys, this is exciting,

call perry, great reporting.t's last word "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight the preponderate on a rare visit to the west coast, his agenda remains undecided, pressure on him now because of his own words on iran. then there's the u.s. senate, a rare late shift tonight on the subject of guns. plus corey lewandowski goes to capitol hill claiming executive privilege having never worked in the white house. he made the democrats angry but that's as far as it went >>> and the new numbers out from the nbc news poll. a measurable shift toward a candidate who has chosen hand to hand and photo to photo combat out in the wild. as the 11th hour gets under way on a tuesday night

we listened to bill karins and cal perry with particular interest. the wind has picked up, brian, here in these last few hours. the rain has started coming down as well. i mentioned i was going up and down that highway all the way down to hatteras this morning to buckston as well. for folks who haven't been here, it is a thin strip of barrier islands that gets thinner as you get farther and farther down. as you get to hatteras, you get to the washout bill karins was talking about. as early as late this morning there were parts of that road that had been washed out and hague that even more treacherous for those who were making their way up and down the highway is the sand that blows over from the dunes. truly what was what made our drive most difficult as we found our way in the southern most part oeff those outer banks. the wind seems not to be a big deal to them. they close the main bridge down cape hatteras highway earlier this evening. it was closed because of wind. they say the folks i talked to say they get 50 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts, so that'

i want to see if there's a loophole or gap to be closed. >> perry did write. i am hoping still that soon our leaders will make the right decision and do what is right, give us another chance. we deserve a second chance. >> for "today," dasha burns, jesup, georgia. >> you can see more in depth reporting in our justice for all series across all nbc platforms including a special town hall inside singsing. >> so many powerful pieces they've done over the course of the week. this will be the first ever televised town hall from inside a maximum security prison. you can watch that sunday night at 10, 9 central on msnbc. >>> coming up, serena williams chasing an all-time record in the u.s. open finals. >> we'll be watching. we'll be right back. >>> still to come on "today," saving andy the dachshund. how surgeons used a 3-d printer to help the little guy walk again. you won't want to miss this. >>> plus we'll take a look at the best shows this fall from comedy, drama, to fun for your entire family. >> after these messages. wayfair's got your perfect mattress. whether

he was beaten by fellow englishman joe perry, 5—2 in the last—i6 of the china snooker championship in telling them apart on the golf course was difficult at times today. justin rose and justin timberla ke played together in the dunhill links pro—am. and that was the singer. the event is played over three courses. st andrews, carnoustie and kingsbarns he was one of boxing's big names in the 1990s. but now at the age of 55 nigel benn wants one more shot at glory. he's going to step back into the ring to face another former world champion, sakio bika, in november in birmingham. emma jones reports. the fittest 55—year—old man on earth. that is how nigel benn is being built as he confirmed he is getting back into the ring just one more time. i am fit, i don't mind the training now. i was suffering with something i cannot break, now i am in a good place. he was a world champion in two weight classes before his final fight until now, almost 23 years ago. the british boxing control said they were not license his comeback because of his age and how long he was away from the sport. instead it h

of today's emissions and we have the road map the 2030 agenda for sustainable development and the perrys agreement on climate change and we have the imperative and deniable irrefutable science the best science according to the intergovernmental panel on climate change tells us that any temperature rise about 1.5 degrees will lead to measured and irreversible damage to the eco systems that supporters but the science also thousands it is not too late as we can do it limiting warming to 1.5 degrees is still possible but if you require fundamental transformations in all aspects of society how we grow food use land fool our transport and power our economies we need to link climate change to a new model of development a fair globalization with less suffering more justice and our money between people and planets their friends there is a costs to every scene but the biggest cost is doing nothing. the biggest cost is subsidizing a dying fossil fuel industry building more and more coal power plants and denying what is plain as day that we are in a deep climate oh and to get out we must 1st stop di

rick perry led it instead.t was also made clear to them that the president did not want to meet with mr. zelensky until he saw how zelensky chose to act in office. that was a new allegation. we didn't know that perry led that delegation but apparently that was a message, ironically i believe rt, the kremlin's propaganda arm noted the snub in their reporting at the time which other people had labeled as fake news. anyway, andrea, explain that. >> well, this is part of a time line that came out in this complaint. there was an april call by the president to zelensky. we don't know -- we don't have notes or a transcript or any kind of reconstruction of that. that has been requested by congress. we don't know if we'll get that. call has not been explained. four days after that call and he had just won the runoff election. four days later, the president went on fox news and was talking very favorably about a former prosecutor who had been talking to giuliani and had been meeting with him and about evidence against th

emelda perry. glenn c. perry senior. john william perry. franklin allen pershep. danny pesce.onald arthur peterson. jean hoadley peterson. william russell peterson. mark james petrocelli. philip scott petti. glenn kerrin pettit. dominic. kevin j. pfeiffer. tu-anh pham. kenneth john. ludwig john icarro. christopher j. pickford. dennis j. pierce. bernard pietronico. nicolas p. pietrunti. and my uncle. we love and miss you every day. you are in our hearts forever. and my grandfather. we love you and think about you all the time. theodore pigis. y susan elizabeth pinto. joseph piskadlo.is christopher todd piskadlo. joshua michael piver. robert 3. zandra ploger. joseph plumitallo. john and pocher. william howard full minute. lawrence michael polatsch. thomas h. polhemus. suzanne and polio. darin pontell. joshua iosua popteam. jia bohne porras. anthony portillo. james edward ppotorti. daphne pouletsos. richard poulos. brandon jerome powell. scott allen powell. sean edward powell. antonio dorsey pratt. gregory m. preziose. wanda ivelisse prince. vincent princiotta. kevin pryor. evere

well since $989.00 the premium in perry allen has ordered exceptional talents and lifetime achievement in the categories of painting sculpture architecture music and theater and film an initiative of the japanese royal family the prize comes with a cash purse of 126000 euros and this year german violinist and there's a few motor is among the 5 winners. another highlight of a stunning career and so few motor is announced winner of the prestigious premium imperioli award in recognition of her life's work as one of the world's most celebrated violinists. it's all about passion really when you're passionate about something everything else kind of falls into place and yes of course most of the times of musicians has to be disciplined but not always. for decades mortar has maintained her position as one of an elite group of violinists she was just 12 when she met conductor herbert fun carry on in a meeting that would jumpstart her international career. and sophie motor has left a mark on the world of music and is passionate about giving something back through her foundation the violinist als

but he to realize that he had to sell the magazine empire when william perry died. he was given the opportunity to find an american buyer and he opted for the new house family. so of course a new era, percentage though is still in charge of conde nast. he brings forward alex lieberman and of course they poach to get their own back on the hearst empire. dianafriedman . now, here the twoof them look happy . i think this picture characterizes their relationship a lot better, don't you? they didn't get on. she left, grace mirabella took over and of course after her we have tina brown who came in to effectively resurrect vanity fair in 1984 and she did a great job until 1992. of course the lady on the right needs no introduction to new york . even if she is british i think ill or partially british. but the one really made vanity fair saying every single song that used to send was definitely great and carter. he again made vanity fair what it had been originally. in other words, it wasn't that you would invite stars to a vanity fair party at the oscars, it was that the st

well there are banks that will have to answer to the court in this case 5 names perry their banks mutual fund managers from associate asian island bank new york mellon as well as a capital manager in hamburg but also the prosecutors in cologne having searched for the 2nd time last week also the deutscher bills and with that settlement a unit clear stream which acts as an intermediary in trades and if you look beyond this case all sorts of lawyers and other bankers involved and investors as well i don't close all of this happened more than 10 years ago between 20062011 it's 29 t. now what took authorities still. wants an immensely complicated case there's so much data the indictment reads hundreds of pages in bonn and you know prosecutors here are not that huge least after woefully understaffed and in business and financial matters there's not all that expertise going around there the financial market regulation here with its mandate not really suited to get behind this and really get behind this in a way that the i.c.c. for example in the u.s. does and at last of course the people who ar

secretary rick perry has any real worries about this. he made statements that the world seems perfect et why i well supplied right now. is there a case to be made that, yes, that proves some of the premium but they should push prices lower longer term >> i think there is a danger here clearly the tension as you heard is mounting between the u.s. and iran the locked and loaded comment. albeit the u.s. has stepped back a little and put the responsibility on saudi arabia to take the first step in responding to this the question is how do they respond. the tension between the biggest producers in the world creates the concern. you are right, we shouldn't get carried away there is plenty of supply. albeit, the supply will get tight. the movement of prices yesterday into the high 60s was a measured response i think as the market staurts to ingest some of the information from saudi arabia and starts to understand how prolonged this impact might be on supply, maybe as i say, 3 million barrels a day, we might start to see prices move more perhaps

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