a chapter on the feminist movement that also started in 1970 and grew out of the movement and robert morgan was kind of their early spokesman for women. so, i wanted to show the kind of global reach of this great refusal that was going on. gre and i couldn't go back deep and do the environmental movement. within april of 1970. so that felt like another book.l but it definitely grew back to the land movement and it was also in reaction to a lot of the ugliness of the antiwar movement and the violence on the street so people were just changing their lives personally and that was their political payment in a way. >> thank you for that remarkable achievement. not to get into too much detail, but i was a member and i joined in delaware as a high school student. went to new york and killed in the townhouse explosion was by doctor. it was an amazing honor to be able to say that. it just happens the medical committee for human rights in chicago was having a meeting to plan to decide to have a cold medical presence in chicago tha was being organized and fred hampton showed up and tried to persuade t

robert morgan was the early spokesman and so i wanted to show kind of the global reach of this great refusal that was going on. and i can go that deep really and i couldn't do the environment movement that felt to me like another book but it definitely grew that movement. it was also in reaction to a lot of the ugliness and the violence on the streets. people were just changing their lives personally and that was a political statement in a way. it's really a remarkable achievement. it's like you are writing about this. not to get into too much detail. i was a member of sds. the high school student. they went to new york he wasn't my dr.. when you required that new movement. for me it's an amazing honor in a way. it just happened for the medical committee for human rights. they were having a meeting. to have the medical presence. i think fred hampton showed up. we still have a lot of love. they didn't want the weatherman to get militants. they realize it realized it was a dead end. without going into the whole story. [indiscernible] other places that fred hansen spoke. i want to ask y

i admire robert kennedy, and rob morgan, they were both democrats. >> yep. >> and when i was u.s.ttorney, i had to ask for a special prosecutor against my own attorney general. and i had to bring a case against the teams that cost george bush 41, the teamsters endorsement. i had to make anti-republican sentiments. >> these people take their oath to hillary clinton, barack obama. it is disgraceful what the justice department has become. >> it's so disheartening it's so laced with toll picpolitics. >> we've got a state department hillary clinton turned into sort of a funneling operation for the clinton foundation and the two of them together would make an excellent rico case, racketeering case, like i used to bring not only against the mafia, and also, bolski. and by the way, we won them all. >> and then there's the fbi, where you have jim comey stopping short of recommending charges. >> so why -- why wasn't he investigating the clinton foundation? >> he was very coy about that. it seems like he is investigating the clinton foundation. >> how long is it going to take? are we going t

morgan tsvangirai. demonstrators are demanding the resignation of president robert mugabe, who has been in office since 1980. buses have been taking people outss eac suburb. under the terms the agreement, 700 armed men will leave for the rubble-controlled city of idlib. all 4000 civilians will move to government shelters. the pkk has c c cresponsibilityi bomb attack on a turkish police station in the country's southeast. the statement was posted on a website affiliated with the group. at least 11 people were killed and dozens wounded after suspected kurdish militants detonated a truck bomb outside police headquarters. the town is predominantly kurdish region close to the borders with syria and iraq. friday's bombing happened two days after turkey launched an offensive against the islamic state group and kurdish fightere chancellor angela merkel opened germany's"we can do this," she r people. as part of our coverage marking the migration crisis, dw reporters asked asylum seekers what they had the chance. one said he would urge her to treat all micro groups equally -- migrant groups equally. terry: as yo

morgan's robert hall, saying he is more positive on this story. susquehanna has a buy rating. in london, european stocks rising for the first time in five days? previous to this, we had four days without gain which was the longest such stretch june. stocks up 5/10 of a percent, rebounding from a two week low. some of it is being driven by the market interpreting the fed and we also got the account from the ecb's. the last meeting where they were reasonably positive about the economic outlooks. you have seen stocks moving higher. in terms of individual movers, the biggest gainer on the stoxx 600, up almost 10%. it jumped to its highest in almost eight years. allocated 400 million euros to a stock buyback. second-quarter shipments and revenue beat full cost. biggest dutchnd insurer and it has risen the most in two years. we are talking about solvency here, the key thing for insurers. show you sterling. we are up 8/10 of a percent. the pound up 2% against the dollar. this for july, the month of the brexit, it comes after some better-than-expected data that we had. this is also a

robert feldman at morgan stanley is wonderful on this. it is a unique system.theless, you saw this one chart that bloomberg had yesterday with the japanese yield went above the european yields. that's shocking to people if that was to persist and continue, that would be a big deal. david: extraordinary story we continue to follow. you want to tune never day 7:00 and 10:00 eastern for "surveillance" radio with tom keene and mike mckee. 8:30 ow, adam joins us at a.m. eastern time. jonathan: after a big bank of england decision, we're looking forward to that. a contracting economy and one northeastern province contract 1% but growth in expect of the countries ticked up in the first quarter. for more on the divergence, a chief asian economist joins us now. i'm used to talk about a fragmented eurozone but china is on a very less critical decision but we are seeing an increasingly fragmented economy in that country. why? find itred to europe, i a divirtue generals. in northern part of the country, they are dominated by steel sector, energy sectors and also by state o

sarah morgan: to help our children thrive. ♪ >> jimmy: robert randolph sitting in with the cletones. up with the kardashians", the cover of "vogue" magazine and every instagram like ever, kendall jenner is here with us. then, he's an actor and a musician too. this is his debut album, it's called "down in a hole" kiefer sutherland from the samsung stage. kiefer has a new show called "designated survivor" premiering next month but he really would rather travel around the country with a bunch of guys in a bus. by the way, down in a hole, or down in a-hole? i'll ask him later. [ applause ] tomorrow night, natalie portman will be with us. usher will be here and we'll have music from jidenna. our first guest is an emmy nominee for his work on the first great spinoff show since "the bionic woman" the show is called "better call saul," returns to amc next year. please welcome bob owesen kirk! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how are you? >> i am so good. wow, great. great energy. >> jimmy: hey, congratulations on the emmy nomination, very well deserved. [ cheers and applause ] great show,

morgan: to help our children thrive. >> jimmy: hi, there, welcome back. robert randolph sitting in with the cletones.great show "narcos" on netflix, wagner moura is here. he plays pablo escobar. then later, a band of brothers, this is their latest album. it's called "egomaniac" kongos from the samsung stage. tomorrow night, bob odenkirk will be here, kendall jenner will be with us and we'll have music from kiefer sutherland. that's right. and on thursday, natalie portman, usher, and music from jidenna. please join us for all of that. if there were an olympic gold medal for surviving gunshots our first guest would be decorated like michael phelps. he's a rapper, actor and producer with a popular show called "power" that airs sunday nights on starz. please welcome curtis "50 cent" jackson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look very handsome. >> thanks, man. >> jimmy: thinking about this i think the first time -- you were on our second show ever. >> yeah. >> jimmy: almost 14 years ago. >> yeah, i blew you up. >> jimmy: you blew me up. you were wearing a bullet-proof vest that night. >> yeah, yeah

morgan stanley yesterday. within the minutia of productivity like that formula, can you believe the math? what would you say? 1-wood deal jorgenson say? att would robertave seen a big slowdown. tom: this has been fabulous. thank you so much for coming in. kim schoenholtz at nyu. we will continue. lots to talk about, particularly with gina martin adams on the equity markets. maybe it is a bubble. the need to a data check. it is an august data check with futures of fractional. i am watching oil. i am really watching pound-sterling at a 1.30 level this morning. from london, new york, the yankees playing the red sox. the red sox took it last night with a bit of a brawl. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with taylor. taylor: the hedge fund industry is extending its rebound. technologies, institutional equities fund was up 3% in july, now up 17% for the year. spiking global investors also rose per the hedge fund industry was down 2.6% after the first does go months of the year. a new report says brexit will hurt the british financial services industry no matter how negotiation