rowles just don't call. me lol just to shape our disdain to come out again and in detroit because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i've been saying the numbers mean something they matter the u.s. has over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime family he did. eighty five percent of global wealth he wants to be rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred three per second per second and bitcoin rose to twenty thousand dollars. china is building a two point one billion dollar a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only number you need to remember is one in one business show you can afford to miss the one and only boom but. it's hard to imagine the decades after the war a nazi don't tell was still active and rich in the nineteen seventies current intel had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ash was a german co

rowlings so it's not all about the a's but about so many things. what is right for your child?ig honor for the golden state warriors. the team has been named sports person of the year. take a look at the cover. the magazine oes editor and chief says there are multiple individuals they could have selected as sports person of the year. it was impossible to overlook the warriors as a collective group have had on their sport and the broader culture over the last five years. they call the warriors a generational phenomenon, one we hope will keep going for a few years, maybe a decade longer. >> yeah. i love that they are honoring the whole team. >> there are plenty of individual super stars but they don't act that way. >> yes. we are all here the contribute something. >> yes. you're here to contribute the weather forecast. >> it is over so you can put the umbrellas away. we are drying out until friday. >> and then your weekend will be a wet one? >> dry right now on saturday. sunday looks like it will be wet and possibly even stronger than we originally expected. >> all right. thanks

and samantha rowls. this is the best staff on capitol hill. inish to thank my father heaven who's allowed me to serve much longer than my detractors have hoped. each time i walk into this theber, i'm humbled by symbolic significance of it all a passage ofded of scripture, one of my favorites, him much is- to given, much is expected, or much is required. me so much.as given in return, i've tried to give i could.uch as beste he will accept my efforts. before i get even more would note that this is a final floor speech, not a final goodbye. now, i will nom longer hold office but i will continue to hold a special place all of you, for all of my colleagues. look forward to continuing these special friendships even the senate.'ve left i want to thank everybody in the staff, all of the members, all of the law people, all of the people who have provided us with and ability. i want god to bless all of you. may god bless the senate and may he bless the united states of america. that, mr. president, i yield the floor. [applause] [captions performed by na

despite being written by novelist turned screenwriterjk rowling herself, the film suffered from a superfluitycluded, found rather less than magical. there were less than stellar reviews, too, for solo, deadpool 2 and antman and the wasp, all of which nevertheless turned a healthy profit, proving once again that critics really don't influence box office. despite endless whingeing from hollywood producers about how damaging bad reviews can be, the figures prove otherwise. which way? turn left! go, go! what are you waiting for? i'm jumping out of a window! sorry. good luck! personally, one of my favourite blockbusters of 2018 was mission impossible: fallout, the sixth instalment in the tv series spinoff in which tom cruise famously broke his ankle in pursuit of our entertainment, and what top—notch entertainment it was. directed by chris mcquarrie, fallout is a real edge of your seat treat, boasting superbly choreographed action set pieces that leave you breathless. mission impossible: fallout also looked spectacular, thanks in no small part to mcquarrie‘s use of 35mm, a format which continues t

rowles just don't call. me. yet to shape out this day become agitated and engagement because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. again now both the u.s. senate and house of representatives debated america's support for the saudi military incursion in yemen senators passed a resolution demanding that washington halt arms sales to riyadh by fifty six votes to forty one however congress them pasternak that delays any vote on the matter until at least next year called the agriculture improvement act it doesn't sound like it has much to do with the yemeni conflict as it but it did include a last minute amendment blocking any vote on limiting american involvement to twenty nineteen a brick and house speaker paul ryan one of the amendments strongest supporters was slammed by the democrat for o'connor who had hoped for an earlier vote on the issue this is why people hate congress speaker ram is not allowing a vote on my resolution to stop the war in yemen because many

they are media forms and should take an active rowling in taking optionable content down that can result in violence. >> host: is its our responsibility as users to protect our own privacy? >> guest: yeah. i think consumers have a responsibility to try to ensure they're participating in platformses that are behaving rangessally, -- rational lilly but consumers talk a big game about privacy and don't clear their cookies and will take a selfie, letting everybody know where they are. uber-knows where you're going and what time. consumers talk about the importance on supply chane ethnics and act hordes lip the see a factory in bangladesh explain bus they still want the little black dress for 99. so we lope and expect the government to think long-term for us and it's time to regulates these companies. this revolution will not be consumer led. if -- the revolution against tobacco was not consumer led. it was led by the government which began taxing and regulating. the revolution against manufacturing and pollution was government led. these companies in my mind aren't actually -- they're doing

seemed wrong rowles just don't call. me old yet to say power just comes to the ticket and in gains from it because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. you know twitter's got a lot of crazy things going up a lot of people you know. twitter rising and occasionally somebody pops up with something really insightful really interesting. to imagine decades after the war a nazi doctor was still active rich in the nineteen seventies crittle had as the chair of its board a man convicted of mass murder and slavery at ash was a german company develops a little mite drug that was promoted as completely safe even during pregnancy it turned out to have terrible side effects what has happened to my baby is anything but. you know she said she's just got choked up mimics a little mind victims who have to this day received no compensation they never apologized for the suffering that not only want the money i want the revenge. well but go. to. the middle. of your. questions are raised ove

also seeing asian equities across the board, rowling overnight.ikkei is closed 1%. 300, what ithe csi has been doing overnight. here ecb ftse futures have been down between gains and losses throughout the session. there is not a lot of movement. futures have now come up. dax futures open up early these days. you can get an earlier look at the markets. interesting with the ftse in the first few seconds of trading. to gain oninuing ftse 100 stocks. the smitake the dax and a lot longer to open up. we also have a decision coming out, in about 30 minutes time. the world's lowest interest rates in switzerland. see this up out of the gate as well. gaining, up two thirds of 1%. stocks are opening up positively. those that are taking a little bit longer to open are still down. going on,ade is now about 8/10 of 1% as well. let's take a look at what is going on. 348 stocks up. 147 down. this is not the overwhelming threat we have seen in the past few days and weeks. looking at 400 to 200 on the stoxx 600. losers, ininners and terms of actual percentage seege

rowling submitted to bloomberg press.iew. she said this is the most wonderful book i've ever read and the contract came the next day. >> a short time later the manuscript landed in america in the lap of david sailor. a creative director at children's publishing giant scholastic. >> when you were reading it, were you thinking this has long lasting appeal? >> it felt like a class toik me as -- classic to me as ways reading it. and that's why i wanted the book to feel like a class whik you were holding it in your hands. but i don't think any of us knew it would be such an incredible success and that it would take off the way that it would. >> the film releases catapulted the popularity of the brand even higher making his job that much harder. >> everyone is badgering you, your nieces, nephews, friends, everyone at work wants to know what's happening with the book. but you have to keep it a secret and i have to say i i remember when the devil wears prada came out and there was a moment in the story where the editor wanted to

rowling of all people hit it on the head. she compared the brexit situation in the u.k.wall, a symbol, right? it's not real. nobody wanted to leave. the u.k. would love to leave europe, except it can't, it's stuck in that continent, they can't change continents, just like this wall. >> trump will have to say, it's a terrible shame, it's a disgrace we haven't completed the wall, but at least we've got x, y, z, and he'll declare victory. >> he's going to have to blame somebody too. with democrats taking control of the house, he can start to kind of move and blame them a little bit more. and create a foil. but i found their explanations for mexico paying for the wall to become just baffling. >> they don't care if they're a punch line, do they? >> i mean, to hear sarah sanders saying from the podium that the u.s., cmexico, canada -- >> we're not doing ymca. it's nafta 2.0. >> that that's going to generate revenue? it's just a lot of voodoo. it will be interesting to see if the president eventually fully caves on what is his signature campaign promise. >> jeff, do they tell y

they see the rowle a free press an independent judiciary can play and you don't have these in china. these are part of having what i would call modern governance. those forces in china and we see a desire to hold down those sources because of the governance system that would not want to introduce modern governance. we express ideas that can be viewed in china as interference because we believe in the modern concepts of government. but in fact we do very little to actually try to promote these ideas inside china because we cannot do it on our own doorstep, why do we think we can do it in china? ms. sun: also because the chinese won't allow it. mr. roy: that is an additional factor. they have allowed the penetration of western ideas for decades and now the problem is they found those ideas have become what president and his congress referred to as china has an ideological problem, he didn't develop that idea, but he acknowledged the china has a problem of ideology. the problem is these subversive western ideas are subverting the ideology of china and this pressure back against it and w

pound rowling a little bit today . they think she will win the vote. support to58 mp's get through today. there is thinking if she gets the vote through today and people basically support her today, for the next 12 months, she is in a more comfortable position she has been in the last six months. isshe loses it, it impossible for her to stay on has prime minister, then we go to this election. we are hearing from the conservative party we may have a new prime minister by mid-january. that would mean we are closer to that march 29 day where the u.k. needs to get out of the eu, so it could be very messy. boat, i wouldhis expect a lot more volatility on the markets -- this vote, i would expect a lot more volatility on the markets. alix: i was going to say congress doesn't get like that. david: i was reminded of yesterday with president trump that, nancy pelosi -- and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. alix: joining us in new york is fidelity director of global macro. from boston, cibc private wealth cio. the jump in cable rates today, what do you make of it?

rowling graduated from university with roughly a "c" average and even dr.ith doing it, but he is saying don't have a mania for it and stretch your wings. >> he cites a study that was done back in the 1960s and says if you are a "b" average student, those tend to be the creative architects of our country and have a lot of success because they're well rounded. i think that's the point, not to have grades, straight as, at all costs. >> that's one of the things we find it filters down, especially here in new york city, even down to high school. we try to focus our kids on the effort and interest. >> exactly. i always tell my daughters, i don't care what the grade is, as long as i know you gave it your all. >> exactly. amy, thanks very much. let's go to cecilia. >> a great piece. thank you guys. >>> we turn to the royal family drama. duchess meghan's father speaking out in a new interview, sharing letters from the past and opening up about the rift between him and his daughter in what he is calling a wall of silence. erielle reshef is here. good morning. >> good

it also says the author jk rowling is backing its hospital volunteer appeal. wimbledon expansion, it is exciting for fans. they have been given the green light to take over the golf clu b green light to take over the golf club next door. three times bigger. what an opportunity this could be to have maybe the qualifying day. the qualifying rounds, to allow more fans to see. that is a big expansion. people who have been to wimbledon, that is normally webby car parking is. that could be part of the actual ground —— where the car parking is. you could get to see more of the south practising, some ideas out there. more opportunity for people to go in the future. —— stars. the controversy at the world pie eating championships in wigan on tuesday... it has not happened yet. it is an annual event. in the past the use of meat and potato pies has caused windy problems, flatulence, which has caused problems for the spectators. according to the organisers the release of methane gases. they are proposing from this year to have just chicken pies, not meat and potato. former