russel was living in an apartment in renton.ording to brenna they were trying to work it out and talking about getting back together. >> in fact, the new widow told the detectives that her husband had spent the holidays with her and the kids. >> she said the last time she saw him was the morning of december 26th. he left the house somewhere mid-morning and she thought he was going to run some errands. >> brenna douglas have an alibi? >> she didn't need an alibi at the time we went to talk to her. it was basically a death notification. she was able to answer our questions for us. >> who didn't like russel douglas? nobody could think of someone who really truly didn't like him. >> as winter turned to spring, the detectives' investigation seemed to be going nowhere, but a routine check of the numbers in russel douglas' cell phone had yielded a tiny clue. >> there were a few phone calls to a number with a las vegas area code and we made a phone call to that number. there was no answer. it went to an answering machine. >> was it a ce

russel douglas and why weighed on his family.n this story a ringing phone brought momentous news. >> i got the call from the prosecutor who said i'm telling you first that they thought they knew who it was. >> jim huden's name meant nothing to russel's family, but the name of huden's girlfriend peggy thomas did. >> peggy thomas is the owner of the home that russel and brenna rented that they had had a verbal agreement that they were going to buy if they could come up with the capital. >> given that brenna was the named beneficiary on russel's life insurance policies, russel's family wondered if his death was in some way part of a real estate deal. >> i guess some of our family members kept thinking did peggy maybe do this or set this all up because she thought that if brenna got insurance money she would buy the house and peggy would then have that instant cash? >> peggy thomas appeared to be the only link between jim huden and russel douglas, and it wasn't just a circumstantial connection, either. on page 14 of the murder weapon

scarlet: you mentioned a couple of russell indexes.re is a russell 2000 dividend growth index and you are bullish on this. from shares also has an etf tracking it. also has an etf tracking it. is this an index that works across different investing environments when the risk appetite is different? -- for instance, when the tide turns a little bit and the risks profile and appetite is different? ken: so, the russell 2000 is a very simple way of achieving factor exposure, but through a simple rules-based methodology. we simply look at the russell 2000 small-cap companies and which ones have 10 years of history of increasing dividends. and while that gives you a higher dividend exposure than the standard russell 2000, it basically is a massive quality screen. all right? and that dividend screen is a real quality screen within small caps. so over longer periods of time, not only did that index perform as you would hope during in the down term -- in the downturn in 2018, the russell 2000 was down by 11%. that index was only down by .3%. so i

by the time edward russell junior filmed this video and uploaded it to facebook... the swastika spraypainted near the baseball and softball fields at vanden high school in fairfield had mostly been removed... but if you look carefully, you can barely make it out.edward russell/father- "i'm emotionally spent -- i've never felt this." russell and his family have involved the san francisco chapter of the naacp in this case. russell's 17-year-old son was named in the graffiti discovered on campus march second. the family says the students responsible were suspended for five days and allowed to return to school. edward russell/father- "then on march 20th in the afternoon, my son's friend was called a monkey by a white student." the naacp and the russell's say there is a culture of racism at the school and the travis unified school district... and that school and district leaders are not properly addressing it. they say the school district considers this a case of vandalism and not a hate crime.rev. amos brown/naacp- "to have children subjected to this kind of stress and

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(philippe)edward russell/facebo ok nats- "there's a swastika right there. um, that the day we will in." edward russell junior refering to racist graffiti found near the baseball and softball fields at vanden high school in fairifield more than three weeks ago. he says his 17-year-old son -- a senior honor student athlete at the school -- was targeted by the vandals who named him in the spray-painted drawing of a swastika and other derogatory language. after meeting with the travis unified school district superintendent... russell and his family were dissappointed to learn the students involved would not be expelled... and, that their actions did not amount to a hate crime.edward russell/father- "we wanted ose thbecause they still had access to our son. they said theythey were suspended fo days for vandalism." the russell family has reached out to the san francisco chapter of the naacp for help.rev. amos brown/naacp- "hate, bigotry and evil acts will not be tolerated." russell says vanden high school and the school district are not properly addressing racial

[ cheers and applause ] russell, we were just talking about the russell wilson passing academy.them with a footba they hit the ground. >> sounds easy. >> jimmy: is that good? yeah. remember, safety is sexy. so, let's put on our glasses. >> yes, sir. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: here we go. >> so you're just th them up, huh? >> jimmy: i'll just throw them up in the air. and you try to hit one. >> okay, all rig y. >> jimmy: can. ♪ >> so how many throws do i get? >> jimmy: you can geany as you like. here we go. ooh. >> close. ♪ whoa! ♪ [ applause ] [ laughter ] got one! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ooh. >> jimmy: there we go. >> you got some more? >> jimmy: i think i'm almost good with that one. but all right, here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that was just a warm-up! that was just a warm-up. t let's mangs a little more interesting. i have a cart of random objects right here. >> uh-oh. >> jimmy: let's see how maca of these yohit. oh, nope! here we go. watch it. see how many you can hit right here. here we go. >> you're throwing those up, too? >> jimmy: audience, we have a a lego house. we

for the murder of russell douglas. >> who is bill hill? >> he's a friend of mine who lives here. bass player. >> does that surprise you that i brought up that name? >> yes. >> why? >> uh, because you're from -- whidbey island? >> would it surprise you that i've been talking to him almost daily for the last week and a half? >> yeah, it would surprise me. >> i just wanted to see a reaction. up until that point he was playing it pretty cool, and i think i got the reaction i was hoping for. it kind of deflated him a little bit. >> it's truth or dare time, jim. you know what you told bill. he's your best friend in the whole world.

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finn russell, may ball in hand, keep it quick, keep their skill. finn russell, may be their skill.ali price starts for scotland at scrum half who can perhaps inject a bit of dynamism into things, and then maybe we will see some of the scottish player we have seen a lot of over recent years —— some of the scottish flair. enthusiasm coming back into scottish by. enthusiasm coming back into scottish rugby. having said all that, we know that wales over those consecutive victories have this way of winning matches, they have the confidence, the discipline and the strength and organisation but we have been talking a lot about what this game means to wales with a grand slam possibility in the world cup year. i think we need to be clear this game means a lot to scottish rugby as well. right now they could really do with what i would term the oxygen of a big victory. joe, you should get in that scottish dressing room, a motivational team talk they are, from our very motivational team talk they are, from oui’ very own motivational team talk they are, from our very ownjoe wilson! fantastic fro

growth index, russell 2000 core index. we've written a brief memo that describes our rationale, and unless napc would like to make comments, we'll turn it back to the board for any questions you may have. >> president stansbury: anything from napc on this? >> no, strategies, some 40-odd, two or three are on our preferred list, but these strategies are not. they have been noted as underperform and have been on your watch list, but the restructuring of the portfolio along the lines kirk described are driving this and we're in support. >> president stansbury: great. we'll open up to the board. any questions for the board? commissioner driscoll? >> commissioner driscoll: glad to help continue this reshaping of the total portfolio, as well as the equity portfolio, particularly, but can you make the case for the conversion of the russell 2000 growth to the 2000 core? not that i'm opposed to it, but where's the data? >> so our u.s. small cap portfolio we have a core portfolio and the dfa small cap value, and prior to several year

russell 2000 small caps underperforming by double.head, david rosenberg sounding the bell of a recession all year we'll ask him how the fed decision plays into that thesis. >>> later the nasdaq underperforming today. danis ll wn lewieigh in on the pullback in tech measure up? a cfa charterholder does. you've worked hard to grow your wealth. make sure you're working with a wealth manager who can grow with you. cfa charterholders have the investment expertise to unlock opportunities other advisors might not see. learn what a cfa charterholdr can do for you at therightquestion.org why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to start saving on insurance today. >>> 34 minutes left of trade we are down 1.2% off the lows but just losing steam again as we approach the close. the nasdaq and the russell towards the bottom of the pile coming up, jim la

the russell 2000 close to down about 2% today. better performance of small caps is needed to confirm the progress of the other major industries -- indices. they say the russell needs to close around a 600 basis. romaine: barring some sort of catastrophic failure over the next few days, we will mark the 10th anniversary of this bull market. i want to take you back to 10 years ago today. droppedthat the s&p 500 to an intraday low of 666. it was the ominous signal for the market. that proved to be a turning point for the market that set the stage for the bull run we are on. about 300% was up since that day, beating every major index around the world. it would be hard pressed to find any other equity markets around the world where any other asset class and matches that return. the s&p returning on an annualized basis, about 18% over the past year. it has not been a smooth ride. we had six market corrections coming close to a bear market at the end of last year. every time someone is called to enter the bull market, the market has foun

so that's russell state santiago mine does that is watching us right now and you and he says this is not that this material is going to be used to create undetectable thanks the problem is that people are going to claim everything has been eight or ten. out i actually don't agree so much with that i you know i think we have to realize that we've been living in a world of you know viral videos that appear to be real but are actually fake for well over a decade now and i think we actually really underestimate the skepticism of the public for things like video i think no question that isn't necessarily whether or not the ads that much more except to say and we should be asking you know do people argue approach video with a with a strong degree of skepticism and i think by and large they they do and so so yeah i don't know i mean i think we already live in a world where we can kind of claim that you know has been faked and so yeah i guess i tend to agree with the comments of russell on this too neal see it as as as a route into something that could happen that's actually quite positive c

russell can you give us a sense of how the communities. have responded to this shift to one hundred percent renewable or really trigger me was the fact that people who didn't really speak to each other before got two girls or. talk to each other and to have a you know or have a congo. oh. what brought you to the island did it have something to do with the whole kind of one hundred percent renewables is that something you're proud of definitely super proud that's great your son. russell and so how do you fit in with this kind of energy landscape that we've been learning about i have been. involved and i have spent a lot of money also the first that was in turbines on you know on my farm and everybody could see that. and so have things progress. and so tree is delayed by a half wind turbines undersea so you know to save the world this is this is business of course it is not. a straight smear. the everyone here has their own reasons for buying into the project. and ultimately their investment is good for the planet as it is for their wallets.

russell has been week. what does it all mean to you >> i'm agreeing with both kudlow and you and i when we had the conversation coming onset. i think this is an anomaly i think this is out there because of whether which kate cited as well as the government shutdown i think those two factors are really the main drivers for a 20,000 number that is so far out of where we think the economy is right now. i'm anxious to hear everybody else thinkable was i believe this was a one off and we're trying to establish an up trend. we have come back into it. we had a couple of pull backs but they never been more than 2 or 3%. i think this is the same >> good to see you again, court. >> good to see you >> congrats on your baby girl. nice to have you back. does it feel like that's where we're at in the market >> no. i agree with you guys and kudlow i'm not sure if it's a fluke number but one data point does not determine where we are we have to look at this collectively what are we going to do for the next three months? >>

the family of molly russell has now been granted legal aid, following an appeal.sts. molly took her own life two years ago and herfather believes images of self—harm and suicide that she had viewed on instagram were partly to blame for her death. mr russell said he was delighted that the legal aid agency had reconsidered its decision. our correspondent angus crawford who brought us the story is at the ministry ofjustice tonight. what can we say about this change now? well, after we revealed their predicament yesterday, this has come asa predicament yesterday, this has come as a huge relief to molly's family. why is it —— important to them. well there will be arguments about data and they have have to present content about self harm and suicide that was on her phone. and the tech companies can afford to buy in the most prestigious legal firms. but ian russell chose to speak out for the families of the 200 other children who take their lives each yearin children who take their lives each year in this country. they rarely get a ccess year in this country. they rarely

molly russell's death fuelled a national debate...n young people. for molly's family, questions, too, about what actually caused her to take her own life. answers they hope an inquest will provide. i thought this was a really strong basis on which... but now, their request for legal aid has been rejected. the legal aid agency said that the case... over 200 families every year in the uk go through what we have been through. every one of those families will want to find out as much as possible and it seems to me that the world we live in, our country, our society, should help find out those questions, because by doing so you could reduce those numbers and stop those nightmares. families don't automatically get legal aid at inquests but can qualify if there is a wider public interest. this decision leaves ian russell with two choices, try and raise tens of thousands of pounds to pay his own legal fees or represent molly's interests by himself at the inquest. as for the tech companies, they can afford to buy in the top legal firms in the

specifically is all those players have multiple championships and no matter the stats are not big russell westbrook is another example of this no matter what type of legendary stabs a record breaking stats they put up would be hard for them to break into the top two and time unless they stored away some championships or claim that so now a step closer to reaching the n.b.a. playoffs they rallied from twenty down to be sacramento kings dassault russell scored a career high forty four points fully proclaimed to one hundred twenty three to one hundred twenty one when it snap a four game losing streak that set seventh in the western conference. in the us even casual sports fans are getting caught up in what's known as march madness it's the men's and women's basketball tournaments that are two of the largest annual events in college athletics there is lots of money to be made but at the moment not of the goes to the players jon heder reports he's trying to back up a double play at march madness and other college sports tournaments when fans buy tickets in jerseys bearing the faces in numbers

edward russell junior posted this video on his facebook. he says earlier this month ... there was a swastika spray-painted at vanden high school earlier this month and his 17-year-old son was named in the graffiti. the sign has been mostly cleaned up. but russell junior says he was disappointed to learn the students responsible were not expelled ... and that the school did ánotá treat the case as a hate crime. <"we wanted those criminals removed from the school, because they still had access to our son. they said they could not do that. they were suspended for five days for vandalism.">(robin) now the n-double-a-c-p is getting involved. they say there is a culture of racism at the school and the travis unified school district. our calls and messages to the school and school district were not answered. (robin) new this morning... a woman is dead after a motorcycle crash in fairfield. this happened around 8:45 last night eastbound on highway 80 at interstate 680. the victim was a passenger on the motorcycle... when the driver somehow lost control of the bike... and crashed

he reaches out to richard russell, a democratic senator from georgia. a segregationist, but most prestigious of the summer democrats, russell likes thornberry alike. doesn't particularly like abe fortas but he said he will be willing to go along with the nomination because that will get thornberry on the court. johnson reaches out to the minority leader. head of the senate republicans, everett dirksen, a republican senator from illinois. he and johnson had worked closely on the civil rights act. on the voting rights act and he was a supporter of african- american civil rights. he knows fortis and likes them. he also knows and likes. dirksen commits to support him. johnson also reaches out to mike mansville the majority leader of the senate. representing some liberal moderate democrats. mansfield isn't thrilled about fortis is nomination but will go along. >> with johnson's plant so it looks from johnson's mind in late june of 1968, as if this is a done deal. abe fortas has been nominated,, thornberry is the associate. the three most powerful members of

obviously russell westbrook feels that the fan crossed a line.e words, if they were the words, in fact, that were said, can be seen as racist, homophobic, certainly inappropriate. this isn't the first time fans in utah specifically have been accused of that. you can go to the '80s in which they ran on to the floor and started fights. they say horrible things to shaq and kobe, lebron james. it's not the first time fans in utah in particular have been accused of crossing the line. >> we heard westbrook's version. this is what the fan said happened -- >> he's got to be a professional. she was sitting down the entire time. me and him were -- it was kind of having fun, you know. >> reporter: at least you thought you were having fun? >> he was smiling at one point. i mean, there was a lot of people. it was when, you know, joe had come by and poked paul george in the eye. and then -- then joe goes over and apologizes immediately. russ is just f bombing and carrying on, acting a fool down here. and everybody's getting on him. then he i guess heat -- i th

i will start with you, russell.ant you to listen to something the senator from missouri had to say to the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. >> you're telling me that google, an american company supposedly, is refusing to work with the department of defense but is doing work with china, in china, in a way that at least indirectly benefits the chinese government? is that correct? >> the work that google is doing in china is indirectly benefiting the chinese military and i have been very public on this issue as well. in fact, the way i described it to our industry partners is look, we're the good guys. the values that we represent and the system that we represent is the one that will allow and has allowed you to thrive. lauren: you heard from general dunford there. how detrimental is this to us in america? >> i honestly don't think it's particularly detrimental at all. i feel like that statement is kind of intentionally made to be vague and you can't really give a lot of details in this situation to begin with so

russell, as we mentioned, down almost 2%. that does it for the first half of closing bell. back to you. >>> welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara ieisen. wilfred frost rejoining me shortly. we finished lower across the board. not as bad as it was during the lows of the session, dow off by half a percent, 13 points. early morning rally that faded pretty quickly and saw stocks turn lower s&p 500 closing out with a loss of more than half a percent. some pockets of strength utilities ended higher but everyone else was lower led by health care and energy, worst performing groups. check out the russell 2000 small caps are back in correction territory, meaning 10% off their recent highs, down another 2% today dow transports people talking about down for the ninth day in a row. stories on our radar, president trump is meeting with major ceos at the white house this hoer hour cutting global economic forecast again and new concerns about the job market, that it may be peaking. we'll talk about all of this, along with the market day with dafbd rosenberg, chief economist and strategist a

you mentioned the russell. it's the best performing domestic indices for the year. investment grade is up i think when you look at that, the broad based composition of this rally and you kind of attach it to the flows we're seeing into the market, i believe what we're witnessing is a need to consolidation range. i don't think it's that inflection point for every one that kind of looks at that stuff, the fact that the tenure is sitting at 274, is that element detrimental to equiti equities you've got that attraction to fixed income i wonder if we get a lift based on your better economic news towards 294 does more money come in >> the problem is you have to make the case that what we have seen in the economy isn't as good as it gets. you just did 20% for 2018. expectations are you have slower growth ahead you have to get past that narrative, do you not? >> you do. you have potential throughout from what china is doing, what they just put through to try to boost up their economy, that will be a demand for product from outside of their borders that pulls into china. the

caroline: you are coming from ftse russell and we have been citing the russell 2000, only of about about the same as the big benchmark, how much are small caps a leading indicator or are they going to be isolated if you are worried about overseas problems? alec: it's easy to think because a lot of these headwinds are overseas, small caps wolter form, we saw bouts of that last year. gets caught up in this risk on risk off dynamic. russell --or the small caps to outperform in the down take. whether you have a domestic or advantage or not, when volatility goes up, small caps are a higher beta play on large caps. you make more in up markets, so over time, you tend to have a premium return because markets rise longer. during corrections, it is hide to half -- hard to hide in small caps. i think we are seeing some of that right now. people are looking for havens and small caps because it is domestic, that might be a tough sell. has the how much stronger dollar been factored into earnings estimates, do you think? or is that something -- >> i think there is more there. of people were expecting w

after russell passed away in 2011, the growing roster of artists in east jesus formed the tax-exempt chasterus foundation to protect the project. >> his friends rallied around and said, "look, we don't want this ia to die. we've all had such a great time contributing and inspiring one another." and so they formed a 5013c to preserve his memory. >> reporter: in 2013, the foundation purchased the 30at acres of land urround the collection, and three years later, east jesus beca accredited member of the california museum association. >>oving right along. this is our tv wall. one of the photo-- most photographed and shared pieces, itthink, of east jesus online because people lovy it says so manfferent things to so many different pple. >> reporter: but thilyisn't the on artists' haven along the salton sea. ifast jesus was built on t discarded, the works of bombay beach spring from the yet to be hauled away. at one time, the 1,000 lot community offered access to the water at an affordable price. but as the sea started to die, so to did the town. >> i fell in love with bombay beach from the

alec young ftse russell and gina martin adams. onoline: breaking news wealth cargo. the ceo set to retire saying we will have alan parker as the interim ceo and president. board -- what a torrid time wells fargo has had. joe: and list scandal and churn. scarlet: he was the person who was supposed to clean every thing up. joe: numerous stories under his tenure so difficult times ongoing. scarlet: looking at the stock gyrate in after-hours trading. it is moving higher in after-hours trading. now trading above $50 a share so that would represent a 2% gain. caroline: they will look for external highs. onrlet: we will keep an eye wfc. we will also be watching and t's ipo pricing. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. here is what happened in the u.s. market today. we've seen buying in the stock market. joe: the question is, what it you miss? caroline: lyft prices it shares .head of today's market debut the biggest listing of the year so far. trade talks could stretch for months as his administration challenges china on his geopolitical

here's kate russell.asonic have already been rolled out for testing at tokyo's haneda international airport. but what is new is my luggage buddy here. you can pop your suitcases in there and it will follow the wheelchair wherever it goes, slowing down and speeding up as necessary when it goes up and down sloping surfaces. perfect for an airport. if a roaming traveller walks in front of the chair, it will stop along with the luggage caddy. although in a crowded airport, i can see wandering people getting in between the luggage and the chair which might lead to some frustration. panasonic hopes to have the chairs available in airports and public spaces across japan in time for 2020. in the past, japan has not had the greatest record for accessibility. with a0 million visitors expected to come to the olympics and paralympics, organisers have pledged to use this as an opportunity to fix these problems and make tokyo a more inclusive and accessible city. disabled passengers in need of assistance will be able t

russell loved that and he would like this as well in the 3rd quarter check the crossover.s three, she had 11 off the bench. the cardinals by 6 and later it shannon coffee with a triple. stanford was three of 29 from beyond the arc but it was good enough to win 55-46. onto the elite eight and a number one seed notre dame monday. the men's action texas tech, she couldn't even watch. josh perkins hits a three it's tied at 58. the next possession match mooney with this to flee and for the transfer with 17. the red raiders are up a 2 trying to knock off the top seed it's my ready and this is a dagger. red raiders win 75-69 and they are in the final four for the first time in the programs history. it's safe to say lebron's first season an alley did not go as planned. the lakers will out of the playoff picture and now james will call it a season. the lakers announced today they are shutting down their superstar was battled a persistent groin injury. he played just 55 games this year the lowest total of his career. the lakers said 34-42 is good enough for 11 place in the western c

check out the nasdaq, tech didn't do well today the russell 2000 worse than all of them.most a full percent straight to the selloff. bob pisani, kate rogers bob? >> i'm faemphasizing this buyers coming in the volume on the light side look at the market leadership groups, russell 2000, for example. you look at the transports doing well recently gently starting to roll over. transports down seven days in a row. sector leadership groups like bank stocks which were up 20%, 21%, in kind of gently overing today and not big selling but again no real interest in buying, just moving to the downside semiconductors with a great run over all and topped out. my point here is we need more of a catalyst i think the trade talk story exhausted itself at this point on a day of major comments from the president essentially even the trade names moved to the downside and health care, as well not normally traded and it is why i'm telling you about exhaustion individual stocks, amd, great stock run for the year down today boeing, industrials, down today and even some of the health care names. b

. >> i was going to bring up the fact that you have the transports and the russell now, the russell had a nice comeback today along with everything else, but the trend is not your friend if you're looking at dow theory through transports and small caps leads you down, leads you up they're not performing well. >> small caps have led us here and the semis were the first to roll maybe it's like it was back in june, let's wait and see folks, is there any surprise, markets have done nothing for 15 months i mean this isn't really -- with a lot of volatility in between so i appreciate the fact we're all gnashing our teeth right now. >> if you say okay, we cancelled ourselves out, december down, now we're up now are we at the inflection point? you need something dramatic to happen -- >> eps going negative, margins have peaked and gdp is falling is that a spot you want to put new money to work? >> the dixie or dollar index almost broke out to a 52-week high if it were to do that at a time commodity prices are pretty firm, so that combination to me with rates going down for the wrong reasons, not

playoffs they rallied from twenty eight points down to beat the sacramento kings the engineer russell scored a career high faulty four points to lead brooklyn to a one twenty three one twenty one win and snap a four game losing streak and that sits seventh in the western conference. we're into the final stretch of the n.h.l. regular season with teams fighting for a spot in the post season the gloves came off in new york is the islanders martin clash with boston's zidane or chara appearance had won six consecutive meetings between the teams heading into this game and they kept up the dominance over the islanders boston way five. now women's world footballer of the year martyr has described how discrimination almost derailed her career before it had begun the brazilian was one of six recipients of the olympic women's sport trophy at a ceremony in new york an award for those who've helped encourage female participation in sports the. prejudice and lack of opportunity hurt me many times along the way it hurts when the boys would not let me play it hurt when adult coaches from opposing tea

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. -- russell verde. he got 19% of the time.o candidate had ever done that but not a single electoral vote. it is very tough to get electoral votes, isn't it? >> honor to be back on the program. yes it would be difficult to the electoral votes. not impossible. no one can get 270 votes. you want to win enough electoral votes stop everybody else from getting 270. it will go to the house. you have to build in the plan from the beginning, how will you address, house of representatives gets one vote per state. depends on what the make up of the dellgation is which is all republican, democrat, no independent third party. what is your plan for getting those people to honor the plurality vote within the state, allow you opportunity to win the election? it is part of a strategy inherent in independent and third party candidate. neil: what i always wonder about, russell, if you have three candidates in a race, whoever wins the state wins electoral votes for the most part. there are differentenses like maine, i understand. how would, an in

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russell, and the net rattled with sheer relief.at the six nations, but open them quick, because the footballers of wales started their game at lightning pace. the break from brooks, and even when slovakia's defenders got the ball, dan james was slovakia's defenders got the ball, danjames was too strong, too good. james is 21. his manager could barely have done better. a new giggs? well, the name is james. northern ireland were jubilant, justifiably, but three minutes later, belarus equalised with a shot which deflected into an agonising loop. they needed victory here, and all the players knew it. josh magennis won it, and that spirit is still hard to beat. joe wilson, bbc news. arsenal are top of the women's super league table after a 5—1 win over liverpool. vivienne miedema scoring arsenal's fifth goal as they moved one point clear of title rivals manchester city, and they still have a game in hand. british number one kyle edmund has beaten milos raonic to reach the last 16 of the miami 0pen. edmund, who is the world number 22, di

look at the market leadership in the year transports, weak last six or seven days russell 2000 weak.s on the weak side. as well as some of the industrials, a little bit on the -- not dropping dramatically and just flattish to slightly down moving sideways to slightly down, they need a new catalyst to move forward. what we have here, trade deal priced in. global economic slowdown is very real china came out overnight -- i think remarkable a new wave of tax cuts, a new wave of infrastructure spending on top of what they were announcing last year they're not acting like suddenly the trade deal is going to solve all their problems and they have deep problems. same thing in europe we have to figure out that global economic slowdown and figure out how to turn that around and that will help raise the earnings estimates and raise the market. >> services, pmi in europe, uk, better than expected like they were in the usa. not as good but for the first time not a negative surprise there goes the bell. the dow and the s&p both just below the flat line and essentially flat same for nasdaq, as wel

the greatest philosopher since russell. six was later identified checking and let me read you what you said about dan dennett, the greatest philosopher since russell. and i said what. [laughter] what i meant, he was great but he is only philosopher that understands what we do. but you become one of the people that does the real stuff. so where is cognitive science and philosophy begin. let's talk about the role of philosophy in a.i. because frankly i don't get it. i don't understand it. there is a subfield in a.i. which is funded with cognitive science that roughly occupies the position to experimental physics and that is that people who have done their homework they know the technology that they know how to probe but they're interested in theoretical questions and they're interested in helping the engineers in the anti- people sort out and understand what they're up to. >> a subfield of philosophy in a.i. >> yeah right. it's been my good fortune to be tutored over the last 30 or 40 years by some of the leaders in a.i. alth

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a question i put to professor meg russell from the constitution unit and bbc parliamentary correspondenty asking markjust how unusualjohn bercow‘s intervention had been? well, in some ways, the procedural ruling was quite straightforward. most of the commons clerks seemed to think that this was a fairly unexceptional thing to declare, that you can keep on putting the same thing again and again to the house in the same parliamentary year, parliamentary session, until the point, hopefully from the point of view of the government, that they actually win it! that they don't think is the right way to proceed and it is basically there is the rule there to stop the government from effectively bullying the commons. but it's a very old rule and it is not used very often. well, it hasn't needed to be used very often. you don't get situations where the government keeps coming back with the same big constitutional mega—vote at regular intervals in the hope that next time they will get a different answer. to that extent, it may not need to be invoked very often, but when it is being invoked it is act