rockstar is famous for creating games with open worlds. 2's open world? for us, the biggest game that we've ever made. notjust going bigger and broader, but striving for a depth, being able to go into more environments. and when you go into those environments, to be able to pick up and interact with things, and being able to interact with people and animals, and interact with the world in a way that we haven't been able to do before. if we're trying to create world that you believe in, and a character that you believe in, you have to have that connection. so we're always try to push, i think, with every game, to go deeper with that — you know, with that sort of idea. for things to mean something, they need to cost something. in the last game, if your horse would die, or you lose your horse, you whistled for it and a new one would appear. it was very convenient. but it meant that the horses were somewhat disposable. that's a nice horse. so we decided that the horses will not be disposable. hold still, girl. you know, if you go too farfrom y

bill: when you look at artists like prince formerly or beyonce today, the whole mission of rockstar as star, elvis began that. his legacy there is pretty clear. rajini: i was at gracend i made my first visit there a few weeks ago, and i could see how much of an impact he has on y.ople in america to tell us how much of an influence he has on fans decades after he died. >> i think one of the most interesting things about folks who visit graceland is their age. i saw a statistic where arp sing number of the folks visiting graceland are under the age of 30. it is clear that whether this io a situwhere parents or grandparents have passed on their love of elvis to the younger folks or, frankly, in the age of spotify where people are just able to discover music and find the influencers that influenced their favorite artists, it is clear tvis remains an important figure for mad. generations moving forw rajini: thank you very much for joining us. next, a painting by the british -- next, if you have got some spare change in your pocket, this story is for you. pating by the british artist david h

elvis created the are of the rockstar., for reasons that are complicated, was able the blaze ails that desegregated n only the american music charts but to some extent america. it is hard to overstate his legacy, and on that point president trump may be correct. rajini: president trump also talked about how elvis redefined the film industry. bill: when you look at artists like prince formerly or beyonce today, the whole mission of rockstar as movie star, elvis began that. his legacy there is pretty clear. rajini: i was at graceland and i made my first there a few weeks ago, and i could see how much of an impact he has on people in america today. tell us how much of anence he has on fans decades after he died. >> i think one of the most interesting things about folks who visit graceland is their age. i saw a statistic where a surprisingumber of the folks visiting graceland are under the age of 30. it is clear that whether this is parents orn wher grandparents have passed on their love of elvis to the younger folks or, frank

air force one is going to pull up, he is ing to get out to a rockstar welcome.s is made for television. >> ♪ proud to be an american katty: he has flown into huntington to try to make difference in a number of close races. pres. trump: after years of rebuilding other countries, weve inally rebuilding our country. we have ended the war on beautiful clean coal, and we are putting our coal miners back to work. >> we love you, president trump! >> that's right. katty: if they win here, trump will claim credit. but if republicans lose -- pres. trum if that is what you end up with, it is your fault, not mine. remember that. christian: good drama. you have been to a lot of these. what do you think? katty: closing days ofhe campaign, he has the three things she has to hereal -- immigration, and appealing to women voters because they have a problem with women. christian: jobs, immigration, coal. but he needs them to vote for republicans on tuesday. laura: katty kay and christian fraser reporting there from west virginia. a brief time ago i spoke to our political analyst r

plus a dramatic grace for rockstar c.e.o. shifts a key alliance in the auto industry into reverse. by economic drama is playing out between italy and the european union italy has broken even budget rules and now the message from the european commission is clear euro zone's third biggest economy won't be getting away with it largely has more from brussels. rome may be the eternal city but it's looking like someone needs to give it some attention the social as well as physical fabric of italy has been unraveling for years with high unemployment and a persistently stagnant economy. rather than pointing to the endemic corruption in italy has always suffered the populist coalition government to squarely blames austerity imposed by the european union on its problems but there vowed to break hardline spending rules from brussels has laid inevitably to an all out confrontation with the european commission which has said it will impose sanctions and fines honestly if it doesn't change its budgets in the stressors a situation in italy is of common concern euro area countries are in the same

it is an over used phrase, rockstar but he was treated that way.grace. i think it is important to emphasise that we have not heard from carlos ghosn. we will continue monitoring whether he makes any kind of statement today. he is accused of understating his income by m5 billion overfive years. understating his income by m5 billion over five years. many are starting to question how he and another executive, greg kelly, could get away with it. during the press conference, the chief executive officer has asked if the company has made some kind of plea bargaining deal to which he said he could not comment. many are saying that nissan's books now need to be looked into, and not just nissan's books now need to be looked into, and notjust for these two individuals. so a lot of fallout? indeed, it is notjust nissan. there is an alliance with mitsubishi motors and the french company at renault. nissan also has some stake in renault as well. the french government also holds 50% of renaud so we government also holds 50% of renaud so we have heard from french

what has been the reaction from the rockstar? —— from the japanese, he is like a rock star.ur for nissan. he was known as mr fix it. there was a comic about it. he was a very popular. the shock and surprise. mr bean was trending on twitter because of his resemblance. there was a lot of surprise, and if it was really true. thank you so much for the update. our other top stories this hour: saudi arabia's king salman has promised to ensure that no crimes go unpunished. in his annual address to parliament he said he trusted the saudi judiciary to ensure justice. but the king made no mention of the murder of the saudi journalist, jamal khashoggi. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, is in riyadh following developments. they did speak to someone senior saudi officials are about this and said wasn't this moment for king salman and an absolute monarchy to address the possibly one of the greatest crisis the kingdom has ever faced and i was told that was not the king's style, that saudi arabia did not want to hear about the jamal khashoggi affair again. one admitted to

he is already the rockstar, the poster boy of the sport.is friends with hollywood a—lister is. he will go on from this surely to more fame and fortune. so the position here is that carlsen wins yet again, and he is still the world champion. well, let's hearfrom the man himself — world number one magnus carlsen. this one is huge for me. fabiano played very well, he is an extremely strong player. so it is very special for me, for sure. clearly this time it was a very close. fabiano was very strong. and the match, although iam very very strong. and the match, although i am very happy that taiwan, it shows i have a lot to work on still. and you know, the next time i have to raise my level again further. congratulations to magnus carlsen. to raise my level again further. congratulations to magnus carlsenlj am going to challenge magnus. watch out for me. i bet he is watching and he is worried. you have been watching newsday. i'm cassia madeira in london. and i am rico hizon in singapore. we will be talking about the wall street rally overnight, t

plus a dramatic fall from grace for rockstar c.e.o. shifts a key alliance in the auto industry into reverse. by economic drama is playing out between italy and the european union italy has broken easy budget rules and now the message from the european commission is clear the euro zone's third biggest economy won't be getting away with its largely has more from brussels. rome may be the eternal city but it's looking like someone needs to give it some attention the social as well as physical fabric of italy has been unraveling for years with high unemployment and the persistently stagnant economy. rather than pointing to the endemic corruption in italy has always suffered the populist coalition government has squarely blames austerity imposed by the european union on its problems but their vows to break hardline spending rules from brussels has led inevitably to an all out confrontation with the european commission which has said it will impose sanctions and fines honestly if it doesn't change its budgets strace the situation in italy is

. >> he sends them out into the martz of los angeles that are known as areas where the rockstars live, to find some of them. do what it takes and get them to take charlie on as sort of their project that they will introduce him to the right people [ music playing ] >> ridiculous? of course. but then, the most extraordinary thing -- it worked. >> dennis picked up a couple of girls on sunset. they were hitchhikeing. >> dennis was dennis wilson of the beach boyce. at the time america's answer to the beatles. ray jacobson was a music producer and friend of dennis wilson's. >> they went to dennis' house, had a good time, played music, all the things they would do. >> manson system worked like a charm, offering his young women as sexual favors to get what he wanted. before the day was out. he and most of the family had moved right into the dennis wilson's house. >> dennis used to call me up, examine down, man, wear partying, all these girls are here, you have to meet charlie the wizard. den necessary was convinced he could make charlie a star. >> so improbable as it seems, dennis took manso

thirty years overworks camp says that the momentum is on his side they say that he has attracted rockstars size crowds to his rallies and also the early voting turnout they say or are playing to their their favor democrats to win a statewide seat in texas they need to turn out more than just the people who would normally vote in a midterm election and with four and a half million texans who casts a ballot early that may be the case worker and he would need the support of moderate republicans as well as the youth vote as well as latinos now his opponent ted cruz is a formidable one he was the runner up to the presidential nominee to represent the republican party coming in second only to none other than donald trump cruz does have trump's endorsement now and if he were to fall which again is not predicted it's unlikely though democrats say they may have a chance it would nevertheless send a loud and resoundingly repudiation to trump that the president would simply not be able to ignore so. highly of calls a really important state politically this way which is a hot potato when it comes to.

so i went in to see him, and the first he thought i was a rockstar spy and thought i was from columbia. i may have had a beard at this time, but i cannot recall. he asked me a lot of tough questions and some i did not answer to prayer in any event, he said why don't you come in and i started out as a volunteer answering correspondence. every chance that i got, i did research, and marty figured that i might be able to help them out, and in may of that year, he said why don't you come in and work full-time. starting in june, i started working full time at the headquarters, >> you talk your way into the campaign. >> what i was doing was really boring. i did research and ids quotes and whatnot. and emily, how about you and how did you come to richard nixon's attention? >> i got involved with the campaign basically because my husband got involved. he was a graduate student at columbia, and he was professor at columbia, and we met someone for dinner and found the law firm of nixon and said with your views, you should be working for richard nixon. so, i ran down and got in touch and recruited

one is the rockstar leonard referred to, bet out a rourk beto o'rourke. and someone who has not gotten a lot of publicity, retired marine corps general john allen, who gave a rousing speech at the 2016 democratic national convention in support of hillary clinton. he is now president of the brookings institution. i would like your thoughts on the strategy of the democrats, someone with a personality like with arourke, or someone more aggressive personality like john r. allen. >> the question is about 2020, the democratic nominee who might challenge president trump. would it be someone like beto o'rourke, the candidate in texas who just lost but is very charismatic, or general allen, someone who was active in the whoary clinton campaign, comes from a different background but is more grounded in the realities of governing and military and someone? -- military and so on? so that is the question. >> their styles both have a lot to recommend them. are the democrats going to go more left or more center? picking a president is more than just about where somebody

late rockstar,he freddie mercury and the band queen, was a winner at the box office. $50 million in north america. and thethe nutcracker four realms. that is your business flash. tom: francine lacqua in singapore. i'm tom keene in new york. kumar, one of our most popular guests. do you feel we got it wrong that great america? komal: the second quarter being strong was anticipated because that was the affect -- the peak affect of the tax cut. you see fourth-quarter expectations are slower. was a bomb, an increase in the growth rate. the long-term trajectory is present. tom: we just had taylor talking about mr. buffett and the idea of share buybacks. we have not seen much capex. do you assume that capex does not materialize? komal: the capex i do not think will materialize because of the fact that the tax cuts have got more into share buybacks, increasing dividends, rather than capital spending. having increased interest rates and if they wage growth number for friday is going to make the fed more inclined to increase toes on december 19 and suggest three increases in 2

one is the rockstar leonard ,o beto o'rourke.u and someone who has not gotten a -- and someone who has not received a lot of publicity, that is retired marine corps allen, who gave a rousing speech at the 2016 democratic national convention in support of hillary clinton. he is now president of the brookings institution. him and if you don't know too much about him come i would like your thoughts on the strategy of the democrats, someone with a personality like beto o'rourke, or someone with a more aggressive personality like john r. allen. what are your thoughts on that? >> the question is about 2020, the democratic nominee who might challenge president trump. would it be someone like beto o'rourke, the candidate in texas who just lost them about is very charismatic, or general allen, someone who was active in the hillary clinton campaign, who comes from a different background, but is more grounded governinglities of and the military, and so on? anybody like to take that one on? >> i think they both have a lot -- their styles both have a lot to recommend them. frank rightly raised the