[ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i mean - >> the thing about ritz, ritz is a fabulous new york city. >> -- who happens to get a talk show >> seth: oh, wow so it's really close to home >> but -- and so i have this -- i'm in bed with -- not in bed. >> seth: yeah. >> but, you know >> seth: yeah, yeah. >> -- with lifetime right now. and i would like to see ritz either as a series or a movie. but my first project is going to be my own life story >> seth: oh, you're going to do a lifetime movie about yourself? your life story. >> oh, believe me you. >> seth: are you going -- is it going to be a documentary or is it going to be a narrative >> okay. okay, okay, okay okay, okay we're dotwo hos for the movie. then two hours for the documentary. >> seth: oh, my god. so who's going to play you in the movie? >> four hours of me. >> seth: yeah. >> on lifetime >> seth: are they -- how can they cast wendy williams are you going to play yourself >> no, no. >> seth: okay. >> i'm producing >> seth: yeah. >> i got no time to act. >> seth: yeah, of course, hands off. >> yeah, yeah. but here's the thing,

many of the families targeted had members previously imprisoned in riyadh's ritz carlton hotel in 2017 in what the government billed as a crackdown on corruption. the guardian says ryanair suffered a significant pay revolt yesterday when almost half of the airline's shareholders voting against a pay package for michael o'leary that could result in the chief executive receiving a 99 million euro bonus within five years. and finally good news for all the jokers in the class. a girl's school in sheffield is offering stand—up comedy classes so they have the courage to boost their confidence and be able to have difficult conversations later in life. with me is mark davies, the ceo of strategy consultancy firm camberton. we consultancy firm camberton. will have to start witi we we will have to start with exit and we will work away to comedy. this is interesting. these to contrasting views on the irish backstop. the daily telegraph says there is the hope of a deal. there is the hope of a dealli there is the hope of a deal. i am glad to hear this because i have been coming on the programme eve

i think i remember this project and this is the ritz carleton time shares, right? or whatever it is? and what was challenging at the time and i don't know if this is why the city is not renewing the mills act. this was pitched as a housing project and even then we had a housing supply need. the argument was this would be helpful to the property owner restoring the building because they were also going to be investing and creating more housing for our city's needs. even though it was market rate housing, everyone knew it would be high-end. there was a sense it was sort of an underlying logic in the city for going those tax dollars. when it was built as time share condos, a ritz carleton club, i don't think anybody was aware of that on the community side. it seemed a little bit kind of opportunityizing what should be a precious tool to incentivize historic preservation but the actual use of our historic structures in a way that has a public benefit. i don't know if that's how things played out for our electives but we were caught off guard about what was being propos

also victims of a crackdown in 2017 when members of the saudi royal family were imprisoned in the ritz carlton hotel ritz in riyadh is nervous about the deal of the century as the crown prince mohammed wants a state oil company to be valued at 2 trillion dollars but many doubt this target valuation aramco make take months to restore its oil output after about 5 percent of the world's oil supply was cut off by the attack. now to bring us the latest on the state of the world's oil market is rick will chairman of sprott us holdings so rick saudi aramco hopes to achieve a 2 trillion dollar valuation by analysts and bankers are now saying that targeting that $1.00 trillion dollar range is more reasonable so it seems like this i.p.o. is crucial for prince mohammad's and his plan to diversify the saudi economy in an era 6 of pretty low oil prices so why are they planning on utilizing the additional funds for. i suspect that we need to take him at his word with regards to that some of the money will be spent internally in saudi arabia trying to diversify their economy doing the sort of thing t

stay close to me that's a nonsense you come back with me and remain standing here in front of the ritz ordered by your followers didn't. even with prior convictions for bodily harm and resisting the police the man feels they're treating him unfairly it was up to him go i heard what was said and i saw what happened at the station and obviously things ongoing very well in town today. you take a step back. and then we can talk bunch absorbed on the move in. but the hooligan appears to have very little respect for officer stefan male young pauses the guy in full ready acknowledged what was sent. so everything's in order now isn't this link 09 i was in it. so now we're here to take down your complaint. you take a step back i don't come any closer. than you're on camera as of now. stefan mail turns on the body cam he's required to inform the citizens virtually once again of the video recording. a sickly what happened was that this person was getting relatively aggressive. in my direction in particular so i decided to turn on the body cam for reasons of my own personal safety. he was getting

many of the families targeted had members previously imprisoned in riyadh‘s ritz carlton hotel in 2017n corruption. the guardian says ryanair suffered a significant pay revolt yesterday when almost half of the airline's shareholders voting against a pay package for michael 0'leary that could result in the chief executive receiving a 99 million euro bonus within five years. and finally good news for all the jokers in the class. a girl's school in sheffield is offering stand—up comedy classes so they have the courage to boost their confidence and be able to have difficult conversations later in life. with me is mark davies, the ceo of strategy consultancy firm camberton. we consultancy firm camberton. will have to start witi we we will have to start with exit and we will work away to comedy. this is

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we didn't take much vacation and we sure didn't stay at the ritz carlton or four seasons when we went away. i remember ritz mock apple pie made with the crackers there was an important take away from the national video e incident people are going to be tempted to own individual stocks to save or augment their paycheck. it's a fact. one of the preaccepse precepts, the mistakes my father made with national video and you'll know why this show is set up the way it is. first, he didn't know anything about it so he had no idea how the company was doing, how risky it was, how it would go down as well as up and under he relied on a stockbroker friend of his brother. he had done no work on it autoaautt al and he only knew to continue to buy rather than cut losses that's right he had a tip he bought the tip up and down if you do no work and lost everything substantial chunk of his life savings. so let me give you the bottom line, here are many take aways from the national video story. tips for waiters two, you must do homework if you're going to own individual stocks three, if you can't do it,

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hailed in his words an extremely productive g. 7 summit this week after 3 days of talks wrapped up in ritz but despite the group of attending world leaders voicing optimism for the future this year's meeting very few concrete commitments is our senior correspondent would have guessed. it was nice nice stuff the weather was decent lots of people nice people good conversation good stuff nice good new. first of all i would like to thank president trump and all the heads of states and government present for the extremely productive work and very productive discussions we've had since saturday evening together i want to thank you very much mr president for their incredible job you did this is a truly successful ju 7 there was tremendous unity it was great unity as i said nice of exactly wonderful or amazing but yeah pretty nice i mean could have been better they could have agreed on something significant the cheveley little more argued the little less. and if it was a lot of nervousness at the outset a lot of expectations a lot of tension and we had a lot of conflicts just look at the bright si

knowledge what it is a living room this is my system this is not use ritz it's not just use when it's a certainly the 30 beginning we just can't understand it for one to ease its need to change it easily yet we have said that this is going to sit in neat uncertain terms the statements of the sit in e. consistent and what i disagreed with is to begin not to 36 years we've not yet the weeds we can't see right now we are still in the distance of the secret because we are one of those countries that has been in the forefront in supporting peace democracy in the us you can't lead to any. time in engaging thank you when if any president i'm seeing is looking actually is he plans to make sure that he sends out. the way i hear you're saying that i want to bring in our community off of the back of what you're saying this is coming on live on you tube right now but has said says attacking innocent poor immigrants will not solve people's problems get rid of corruption and make the government accountable it is corruption that is leading your economy fight corruption not immigrants so keeping kids

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initiatives in the future bigger numbers from all sides and as the international committee of the ritz cross we are always ready to act as a new tour facilitator just as we did today in any future release operation so definitely we are hopeful and we also hope that this release we've got contributes to the revival of the stock on agreement in a media briefing on monday the spokesman for the south the u.a.e. coalition was noncommittal under leasing captives in response to the hutus from hundreds of fighters according to the who the military spokesman then launched a major attack inside the saudi territory of the drawn and destroyed multiple vehicles as well who doubles short the capture of hundreds of yemeni and saudi soldiers which al-jazeera cannot independently verify the saudi spokesman also cautioned against taking these videos at face value. it's part of a series of attacks including the one on saudi aramco which took out half of its oil production earlier this month the hoodies criticized world powers were condemning the attack and said oil is a commodity which is not more expens

it‘s extraordinary, they have been holed up there in the ritz—carlton.raordinary. another story that peter interest in the telegraph this morning, girls schools running these stand—up comedy classes for pupils to encourage them to have greater confidence at work. we sent out a tweet at the beginning of the show asking viewers what they thought, we had some really interesting replies, ryan had some really interesting replies, rya n says had some really interesting replies, ryan says sabotage the people at work that bring you down. derek says don‘t be afraid to say i don‘t know or can you clarify that to the other person. what are your thoughts on comedy being the answer to confidence? it's a brilliant idea andl confidence? it's a brilliant idea and i think probably you can't expect to go into a payroll situation and make some funnyjoke and then wisecrack you get your pay rise but i think anything that empowers these women to actually ta ke empowers these women to actually take a stand and look after their financial future is brilliant. roll with the punch

th] yeah, but "the ritz" was 1975, which was long ago, but still, you alve done things that wnow take for granted that at the ti, were absolutely pathbreaking. [mcnally] i didn't think they were, let's put itway. when i wrote "corpus christi," in which i re-imagined christ and the apostles, the disciples, as gay men, i did not think that would create such a, [smith] you didn't? [mcnally] no, because if anything, it's so orthodox. be nice to your neighbor, love one another, be generous. [smith] but you acknowledge that the story of america in 2019, and evenat the tit "corpus christi" was produced, which is 20 years ago, is how far we've come and how far we haven't. that second part is as relevant as the first part. [mcnally] we've come really far in my lifetime. i can't think of a period in history where more has changed. we have a little in a show i have on, "anastasia," and i asked for her autograph. she said, "i don't do script." i said, "what do you mean?" she said, "i don't write my name, i print it." i didn't know this revolution, since i don't have children. [smith] the death of

in sudan thousands are still stranded and suffering will have the latest from the worst affected a ritz. in sport history is leading batsman gets ready for his return to test cricket and he is here with that story a little bit later. let's bring you a story that we are continuing to follow as it develops a large explosion has rocked afghanistan's capital kabul willis shaking windows and doors in an area close to the foreign embassies in government departments security sources say a guest house for foreigners has been attacked it is not known at this stage if anyone has been injured we will of course continue to follow this story as we get more details and will bring them to. well this explosion happened as the u.s. special envoy for afghanistan is in kabul where he's met with president musharraf ghani to discuss a draft of a deal with the taliban so that completed on one thread of talks with taliban representatives in qatar last week the deal centers on u.s. troop withdrawal in return for security guarantees and dialogue with the government yesterday and today the president met with the

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putting on the ritz today expecting iphone 11. perhaps a new watch and an update on tv strategy.t is likely to get the most attention from wall street with stock that is already up for the year tim lesko, thank you for joining us what are you most looking forward to today >> the street is wondering if we'll see a 5g phone we don't think so. you have to look into the phone to find out what they've been up to a lot is made about the possibility of three cameras on the back of the phone. that would be not to just take better selfies but a window into plans for vr and ar. we'll look at what we'll be talking about six months, eight months and maybe 12 months down the road >> number one, the technology is cool for our investors watching now, they care if these things they announce are going to actually move the stock will an iphone 11, a new mac, three cameras, a new watch, will it move apple's shares >> their shares aren't patently expensive. as long as stay in and show people what they can do, it can move the stock it is not necessarily a super cycle at this point. the promise for 5g

i think trump was very effective to pretty light, he said i'm not going to raise taxes on the ritz andexpand health care into a huge infrastructure bill and bring all these manufacturing facilities back. most people are looking at these one of the most effective things he said in our area was bill clinton passed. and we lost thousands of jobs in si. plants closing and going over the border of mexico building another plant and shipping the product back to the united states. unions and factories went from 13000 down to almost nothing. the general motors used to be 16000 people now it is idle. nafta is perceived to have a lot to do with it. it did have a tremendous impact. sounded globalization. when trump started staying that, i thought man, that's going to hurt. that's a strike. he had a little inside lane. because traditionally room.republicans couldn't say this kind of things being against free trade. he was against the republican orthodox and i think it out him a lot. >> use the word lane. players tim ryan. >> like a lame thing. a good politician a good leader can pull from all of th

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it's not the ritz carlton but criminal defense lawyer paula canny says the federal. >>correctional institution in dublin is about as good as it gets when it comes. full list city huffman's attorney requested she spent or 14 days at this facility. it's a minimum security prison with non by. >>candy says if huffman's serve sir imuniform and won't have much privacy, but she won'bet locked to herself or her entire stay. you have. >>fresh air you can see bird trees and. >>have a fair amount of movement. during that time she'll be able to have visitors. attorneys can come and visit her. but 14 days. i'm sure she's not going to like it, but compared to martha stewart's couple years that's pretty light. candy says inmates live in a dorm and must eat their meals when they're served. >>she says patty hearst spent some of her prison sentence at this facility as did heidi fleiss. >>it's not a traditional. super lock down supermax jail facility. >>polly kenny says is a good chance huffman's request to serve her time in dublin will be granted the federal bureau prisons will ultima

our letters of support include the four seasons residents, the saint regis residents, their work -- ritz-carlton residents and we have done outreach to the alliance and community arts, someone and so forth. i think our letter of support totals 45 as of this date. additionally, i think most of the letters of protest are saying there's too high they consult -- concentration of liquor licenses in the area. we pulled from the website all of the 48th in the area and in the zip code of 94103, there's only four within a half-mile of us and two of them will be leading in the next year. it will have to close because of the impending nomad hotel and then mezzanine, as we discussed before, maybe closing if they cannot bird new -- review their lease situation. additionally, between third, fourth, market and howard, there are no additional 48. this is because of this center for the arts and the convention center, speaking -- but speaking specifically to our actual location, there aren't a tremendous amount near us. finally, reducing vacancy i think is helpful. as we all know, homelessness is a huge issue. it

it's not the ritz carlton but criminal defense lawyer paula canny says the federal correctional institution in dublin is about as good as it gets when it comes. >>full a city huffman's attorney requested she spent or 14 days at this facility. it's a minimum security prison with non by. >>candy says the pop and serves her time here she will wear a jail uniform and don't have much privacy but she will be loved to herself or her entire stay and she'll have acts yes to attract. >>you have fresh air you can see bird trees and have a fair amount of movement. during that time she'll be able to have visitors. attorneys can come and visit her. but 14 days. i'm sure she's not going to like it, but compared to martha stewart's couple years that's pretty light. candy says inmates live in a dorm and must eat their meals when they're served. she says patty hearst benson. >>but her prison sentence at this facility as did heidi fleiss. >>it's not a traditional super lock down supermax jail facility ultimately the federal bureau of prisons will decide where huffman. >>serves her sentence in dublin, michelle

the ritz-carlton has a bahamas location, called the abaco club on winding bay.ted to know from the hotelier perspective, what does it look like from some of the higher end operations that are parts of publicly traded companies? >> well, you know, the truth is, because we are sitting in this hurricane belt, the risk is always there. one of the things we have had the ability to do is return from these tragic events and become more resilient. we didn't anticipate a category 5 hurricane like dorian was and obviously, there was very little that could compete with that, but we are very confident that we will rebuild. it has happened before. obviously it's going to cost us a little bit more because marsh harbor on the northern part of abaco is completely decimated. we feel confident we can rebuild from this. liz: hilton hyatt and walt disney have some exposure in the area as well. go ahead, sir. >> our focus is really getting small and median commerce started again. once we restore the lives of people who are really key to our commerce, you will see more. yes, you bega

it's not the ritz carlton but criminal defense lawyer paula canny says the federal. >>correctional institution in dublin is about as good as it gets when it comes to present felicity huffman's attorney requested she spent or 14 days at this facility. it's a minimum security prison with non by. >>candy says the pop and serves her time here she will wear a jail uniform and don't have much privacy but she will be locked to herself or her entire stay and she'll have acts to attract. >>you have fresh air you can see bird trees and have a fair amount of movement. during that time she'll be able to have visitors. attorneys can come and visit her. but 14 days. i'm sure she's not going to like it, but compared to martha stewart's couple years that's pretty light. candy says inmates live in a dorm and must eat their meals when they're served. she says patty hearst benson. >>but her prison sentence at this facility as did heidi fleiss. >>it's not a traditional super lock down supermax jail facility ultimately the federal bureau of prisons will decide where huffman. >>serves her

. >> juan: do they stay at the ritz? >> we are paying for that? they stay right with us.ey are having fun. >> jesse: upside down? does he fall asleep? >> yeah. >> jesse: like the shower curtain thing? >> he has a little house that we bring. >> greg: right now this is more interesting than joe biden. >> dana: when you watch the debate tonight with the penguin and the sloth. >> greg: that would be a great viewing party. >> jesse: are you okay with this? >> greg: this is the best birthday i have ever had on tv. >> jesse: great job, producers. >> dana: albright, are we good here? thank you, tom. the columbus zoo and aquarium, you've got to go visit it. maybe we will come back now. ♪ animals are great ♪ animals are great ♪ "one more thing" is up next. but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for life. why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flona

all-important is what is happening in dubai at the hotel that i can see across the road, the ritz-carlton where bankers have been gathering since thursday, since it hit abu dhabi. aramco is expected to push ahead with the ipo after the major attacks. it talked about the very event. and in terms of the protection they have and the amount of oil they have around the world in storage. this is a critical issue for the market. the americans are releasing from the ftr. the studies and the aramco do have extra storage. you can be sure mr. novak, the russian minister, came online this morning. headlines are there. there's no need to call a force majeure. there are enough global stocks in the world. trump is releasing special reserves. my question will be, how quickly does it take to get the reserves from huge storage tanks around the world to the market? does aramco have enough to say to their demand side of the equation? they've released a statement to indian buyers saying we can meet your demands. everything is thrown at this except crisis management of communication from aramco. anna: thanks,

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