>> i think my favorite line from the whole video is right about here where simon know simon, he's just kidding, because that man is all about rescuing animals. >>> it's time to give away another ipad mini. >> yep, to enter you're going to need tuesday's buzz word, be at least 21 years or older, and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> stand by for the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> if like me you're the kind of then you'll realize this is now a thing. >> we just saw a clown over the suspension bridge. >> since august there have been reports all over. they've been on blogs, mainstream news, been on tv, overseas, here in america, people are freaking out. there are clowns everywhere. this video right here is the latest example we've seen. chasing it out, having a run. >> what the [ bleep ] you man? >> if the clown does not have a machete and there's two of you, keep going. >> [ bleep ]. yo, patrick. he has a knife. >> he has a knife in his hands and he's walking straight towards him. now he's running. they are like, you know what, i've seen enough horror movies in my life, i'm out of there

simon, congratulations on this massive scoop. what do we know about theresa simon: speaking to people within the government, it is a bad news data fact that the figures in the governments are saying proved to be the end result. that is unlike the predecessors, gordon brown and david cameron, theresa may is not enthralled to the city. she is annoyed by some of a loving -- by some of the lobbying. the assumption is within government is in the end, brexit might cost bank bonuses but it will not cost many jobs. because itlish talk runs counter to what the banks have been saying. -- banks have been saying which is we will move jobs. francine: initial reaction when you read this report this morning? >> i think it highlights some of the downside risks of sterling. that said, i think things are politically likely to go quieter going forward until we get to the point where article 50 is triggered. although we have a downside target, sterling 115. that target is more likely to be met early in the year rather than in the remainder of this year. francine: adam, what was your reaction? is that pound weakness? .dam: it is a bit of both the move yesterday was sterling specific. today it is about the market repricing, the risk of fed rate hikes and the better u.s. data. today's move is more about the dollar. the sterling specific we can expect going forward is what gets us to an aggressively low target. that willhat drive crystallize early next year. the politics but the economic data flow starts to look worse for us when we start to see the q4 numbers rather than the q3 numbers. the impact of the sterling weakness that we have seen so far, our activity will be a lot more muted. there is a lot of bad news coming down the pipeline for the early part of next year. francine: simonwhat are more people worried about? theresa may dismissed the fact that they were trying to find an interim deal before renegotiating? or the fact that she doesn't want to safeguard the city of london? deal. the two years is not the long in the negotiations. they want this interim deal to safeguard the status quo. they were already thinking that it might not happen. they are being told the interim deal that you want is not a high priority for us. francine: adam, what do you think? ,here is a conspiracy theory the fact that theresa may is playing hartline. when we -- is playing hartline. line.playing hard is that a possibility? simon: i think it is -- adam: i think it is unlikely. when we start to see the negotiation's happening in public when article 50 is triggered, the process is likely to be a lot more difficult and acrimonious than people are expecting. there is no incentive on the part of europe to make the exit process look easy. expect.not what we quieter is likely to go until w

know who we are as democrats. the republicans have no idea who they are. >> matt? >> yeah, well, i just would say -- simone, by the way, i like you, too, simone. i don't know about cuomo either. i think your platform of the democratic platform is a great example as to why conservatives and most republicans believe that this election is incredibly important. we all know we're sitting here right now with the supreme court deadlocked at 4-4. the next president is going to have their first decision be who is that ninth supreme court justice. and i don't want to get personal, but there are several other justices long in the tooth. you could see two to four picks by the next president of the united states. you see the obama administration, this war on our own energy production, this war on coal. if you go through issue after issue after issue, the obama agenda scares a lot of people in this country. obamacare has never been a popular initiative and we're all seeing the impact in our pocketbook. and furthermore, the economy is weak. so as a conservative and a republican, how could we do anything that would allow for a third obama term? that is the mor

simon, the song got an oscar nomination. became a couple. then a hit musical with marvin and neil simon. >> unbelievable. >> don't you hear that? don't you recognize that? don't you know what they're playing? i wrote that? ? >> based on the quirky romance the show w playing our song." sager borrowed the title for her new memoir, published by simon and shyster, a division of cbs, it details her break up. >> you were friends at the beginning. it was easy to be friends at the end because neither one of us were heartbroken, that's perfect. we stayed friends until the end of his life. ? her relationship with famed songwriter burt bacharach nearly 20 years her senior. >> i think i fell in love immediately with the way he speaks. if he were to meet you, hey, rita, good to meet you, half whisper, half like the rhythms in which he -- >> pull you in? >> pulse you in, holds you there dang ? they were married in 182. and there were plenty of good times. their son, customer, glamorous pals like michael jackson and elizabeth taylor. the oscar they won for "arthur's theme." ? the best that you can do. >> and the grammy for "that's ? but sager says the bad times soon outweighed the good. you say the years with burt were sort of like being in an abusive relationship without any physical signs of abuse. >> well, yes. because he couldn't give me