funniest thing-- stella fell in love with this dog on our walk, just stared at it lovingly. turned out to be her reflection in a hubcap. i got an "a" on my history exam, by the way. really, you're competing with the dog? don't let it bother you, girl. jay, we need to talk. i went to an allergist today, and he thinks that joe's rash is an allergy. what a surprise-- an allergist found an allergy. he thinks he might be allergic to stella. the only reaction this dog gives people is the giggles. i mean, when she tried to lick her own [laughing] face... in my village, if a goat acted that dumb, we wouldn't even eat it. this allergy thing is very serious. we need to separate them for a week to see if the rash goes away. i don't know if i can go that long without seeing joe. not joe! the dog! i already called mitch and cameron. - they're gonna take her. - for a week?! she'll be traumatized! she's very sensitive! she scrapes her butt on the driveway. why don't you like her? she's never done anything to you. ay, look! my face cream!

against boston of the table chanukah hanover should be a foregone conclusion but let's be honest things stella peachy in munich with three games left to play a championship still isn't this now that's great news for the neutral but if they get found enough of bond's top bras considering how dominant the cup of being in recent seasons the fact they could only win the double this season hasn't gone down well. plenty of pressure on nico coaches by an off the last match days draw to lowly nuremberg against hanover they faced another relegation struggling to sniffing around for points. but after just twenty seven minutes of probing us were kim ish perfectly picked out robert lewandowski to open the store. and buy in kept on pushing five minutes before half time leon gorecki lashed in from long distance with pinpoint accuracy getting in touch off the post and a league goal for the summer arrival. but after the break how to cause a lifeline from the video assistant referee who intervened after a seemingly innocuous passage of play spotting a handful from jerome bowen saying. the strike has shown how

. >> get to work over there, stella. >> jennie garth and tori spelling, they'll compete with their daughterss masterchief celebrity family showdown airing later this month. >>> meanwhile, summer can't come soon enough because the gang makes their triumphant return. >> but it's a lot more of a comedy than a drama. >> it's a bit more like a mockumentary. >> we're all playing heightened versions of ourselves. >> we're making fun of ourselves. >> "bh 90210" won't skimp on the comedy or the nostalgia. >> it's so good to be back with your family. >> there it is, baby, right there. let's do it. >> the cast knows this six-episode series, shooting any day now, will only add to the intense fandom. >> did you play the "90210" drinking game? >> is there a "90210" drinking game? >> there's a myriad of them. >> really? >> oh, my god, yeah. every time one of the characters says one of the other character's names you have to take a drink. >> dad? >> brenda. >> brandon, you won't believe what happened to me tonight. >> you don't make it to the official commercial break before you're wasted. >> have you buste

. >> host: net neutrality,, stella, 5g, spectrum, how do those issues affect you on a daily basis, on a local level, or do they translate sure they do. there's a nice menu of options that he has provided there, i guess i will start with net neutrality. he is right when he says it's not in our interest as an internet service provider to interfere with, monitor, throttle our customer base. far from it. >> host: so is it in your interest to have a set policy? does it matter to you? >> guest: does it matter to us that there is a policy to govern whether or not we can't but we cannot? we believe that the industry has largely self govern around this out of the fact we have to compete. it's our position that if we took a proactive posture in the marketplace and said look, we're trying to monetize your data, we're try to monetize your behavior, we are trying to affect or impact your ability to conduct your business, your affairs on the internet, that the consumer would vote with their feet. they we choose to buy service from someone who would not do those things. i believe the marketplace is

get sorted out however the best 2 words to describe where the situation is right now is complete stella mate even though the talks are happening however just lately russia held a small shooting drills on the islands and japan was outraged by that well today. explained why there's nothing for japan to be angry about. grown men used. to puns foreign minister has expressed concern over russia's military activities on the southern korean islands in response we have reaffirmed our position that the russian armed forces are operating in this over in territory as is customary under international law. so again there are still many serious disagreements but then at the same time when it comes to things like marine safety cultural exchange and also the desire to do. arm denuclearize the korean peninsula the 2 countries are on the same page and also the fact that the ministers of defense the foreign ministers and the leaders are in touch also speaks volumes about how russia and japan are getting along the states live from tokyo r.t. correspondent bring us the very latest on the meeting thank you.

the things we are working on this year is a reauthorization of the bill with , long acronym called stella which every five years has to be reauthorized, but allows congress to reconsider old and liketed regulations retransmission consent, which is imposing significant costs on companies like shentel and all of our members for the right to receive what broadcasters call free tv. peter: a couple of questions from what you just said. heimbach referred to broadband as a utility. is that the official position? matt: i think that remains to be seen as technology develops. the truth is that is what we provide. the ability for consumers to be to --o use our services the internet to use the services they deem necessary. what is essential here is the ability for smaller companies to be able to continue to invest and build more. that is why when we think of other issues in washington such as open internet or net neutrality, that debate is important to smaller companies because it has a dramatic impact on the ability of our members to obtain financing to be able to provide more broadband in smaller c

there was the sarcastic you could say could be very answers possible then and stella jake. i think it's sad that people come spell probably anymore don't they have anyone checking it. andd the flat out pragmatic priscilla fifty bucks. that's on that is the fifty dollar bill shows an image of edith cowan the first woman electe to the australian parliament. the typo appears in an extract of a speech she made in. nineteen twenty one the australian central bank has said it would correct the error in the next print run later this year. in the meantime if australians were looking for a brand new reason to laugh well it seems like 05/09/19 05/09/19 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now!w! >> talk for a long time about approaching a constitutional crisis. we are now in it. we are now in a constitutional crisis. amy: the house judiciary committee votes to hold attorney general william barr in contempt of congress over his refusal to turn over the unredacted mueller report as the white house invokes executive privilege to prevent the e

you know the future energy market it will be about generating electricity the minute you need it or stella says. ignite the myths around 1150 grams of c o 2 for every kilowatt hour making it one of the most environmentally harmful energy sources. natural gas produces about a 3rd as much c o 2 is called. so is gas a good alternative. and how can we phase out lignite entirely. we need a plan on how fast can we replace coal and want with not what the next 10 years will be about but we can't wait until everything is solar wind or water power and live into a circus so we need to make a switch from coal to gas from call the of god it will make it the change in the next 10 to 20 years that's which alone will save more than half the c o 2 emissions from coal fired power stations of there are gas fired power stations but they're not profitable yet. switzerland and austria also import cheap electricity produced in german coal powered plants. that electorate is product 2 on how the c o 2 prices for electricity production aren't high enough for the e.u. sets the price per ton of c o $2.00 emitted but

stella shows is a video of a twenty seventeen t.v. report. it to hell a skilled managing director talks about the new floating smelting process that the company was the years. out of the one you know brought to florida this would be the first time anywhere in the world but this floating smelting process would be used to extract gold in a location that has high concentrations of arsenic. yet that means they'll be taking a pretty big risk. but even if the permits for the scare is gold mine were turned down stylistically topless predicts that the mining will continue in the region. by the european union is on record as saying that it wants member states to become self-sufficient in the extraction of raw materials. back could mean turning all of northern greece into a mining zone the eldorado company is already looking at potential sites around the city of kill keysar trad opi mountains and in the ever else river. meanwhile we're still waiting outside the hellish gold mine instead tony. we sent them a written request for an interview more than th

stella maxwell that was amazing the table was full of stars. >> jimmy: yeah well, katy >> katy perry,ed off the night as a a chandelier [ laughter ] which i love katy perry for doing that >> hey, katy, i love you i'm not making fun of you. >> jimmy: no, no, no no, no i love her i think she's great. but this is even better. she topped this by changing into a hamburger outfit. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause this is the real deal. >> dude, i love it >> jimmy: i love it too. did you see the video of her and j.lo in the women's ro >> yeah. >> jimmy: she was changing into her hamburger outfit >> that was -- you know, that was so crazy because the chandelier was her >> jimmy: yeahrigh >> and when we went to the table, she wasn't there with us but -- so, i was asking to everybody, like, "hey, you know where is -- where is katy perry? everybody was like, "no, she's changing." changing she was just wearing a a andelier [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what's she changing into yeah how can you top a chandelier >> exactly and then she came to, the tablan, with this huge, huge hamburger outfit. [

stella's father, musician paul mccartney also paid his own tribute on his website.n home was like going to an animal sanctuary where her many dogs were taken care of in splendid style. she had a heart of gold and was a very funny lady who i shared many laughs with. actress sarahjessica parker posted a number of photos of day adding "a cincinnati girljust like me. how many letters i drafted to you and didn't send. i could never get it right but they all said the same thing: i love you. millions did and do. godspeed. holly is recovering from celebrations. it really was recovery. it feels like we're coming down from the weekend with the end of the premier league. what are we going to do? a bit of tennis? it's a bit early to be talking about wimbledon but you can't help but look at the british prospects at the moment. a very close eye onjoanna contour and everything she is doing. thanksjohanna contour and everything she is doing. thanks johanna konta. she was the only british player to win at the italian 0pen in rome yesterday. she beat alison riske in straight sets aft

you've got nothing to watch now that "game of thrones" ended [ laughter and applause a next is oto of stellaticut. her meme says, when you're trying to flirt, but you don't know how to wink [ lahter and applause here's a photo of sawyer from braska [ laughter ] her meme says, when you say,g i'm goin take a quick nap, then wake up 12 hours later. [ laughter and applause you're like, why didn't anyone wake me? me on. so cute. here's another baby. [ laughter ] her meme says, when you're at the club and someone takes a a picture with a flask [ laughter and applause come on, dude. texas.m a photo of c [ audience ohs ] his meme is called, when the thermometer isn't going towards your mouth hey, whoa. [ laughter and applause >> steve: hey-o. where did lose my pants? >> jimmy: here's a photo of robin from texas w her meme says,n you're waiting for your co-workers to notice your extensions [ laughter and applause i'm growing it out and finally, here's a photo of jack his meme says, when you're crushing that derek zoolander impression [ laughter and applause there you go that was "baby memes."to if yo

her name is stella and she's from mexico and she's only one of a few women distillers in the whole world> and the back story behind it was like i really wanted to bring feminine power into the industry like alcohol. so that was the position behind prospero. >> jimmy: prospero. >> yeah. >> jimmy: congrats on that. good for you. [ cheers and applause ] >> and it's all -- and it's out. you guys can go get it. get wasted. >> jimmy: it's available now. >> have a good time with it. you know? >> jimmy: yeah, before you go see "pikachu." >> yes. >> jimmy: yeah, don't do that. [ laughter ] >> oh, yeah. also, we're doing this. >> jimmy: well, dude this is -- this is how fun you are though. >> i want to do everything, guys. >> jimmy: you really do. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but you're great at everything. >> thank you. >> jimmy: not only are you in this movie -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: who do you play in this movie? >> dr. laurent. i play the head of the lab. >> jimmy: ah-ha. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and you're helping out little pikachu? >> and it's actually a really pivotal scene in the movie -- well, i mean it's

one of the many, many tributes is from stella mccartney saying, the one, the only, the woman who inspiredis day's songs from the 1953 film, calamity jane. after the rain of last year where sunspots are a months worth of rain, this week i started with sunny skies and it is the same time it'll be warming things up. temperatures peaking mid week 24 degrees. cooler in the south due to high pressure. high keeping things dry, but the north—east diverse we have easterly winds. the breeze all the strongest across the south and i. temperatures are rising. in the north, the sun is pretty strong overhead and loss of it around on tuesday. high cloud and turning hazy here and there. still around the low mid teens across some eastern areas but 22 in northern parts of scotland. the air mass is quite a dry, low in humidity and that means by night things cool off quickly. with amateurs building day by day they are not going to be fall as much by night. wednesday morning not starting as chilly as tuesday morning. here is the chart into wednesday, there is the presence of the high—pressure nudging into scan

stella's think russia's foreign policy is too soft going to be the most russian goals for the truth not peace and more diffuse full russia coming soon. becoming a living legend of a young age was simply not enough. he transformed his influence on the pitch into political clout the piece to the ivory coast. hosted by eric cantona. rebels begins with a look at the life of. the football he succeeded with politicians should not. deviate from the auditorium. on zero zero. three. leverage years. of duction killings and unanswered questions we don't know what happened so we can't he told fault lines investigates why native american women vanishing in disproportionate numbers in the us the search. for missing and murdered indigenous women. on al-jazeera is still searching is to be able to look in. iran says it all stepped up you're a name enrichment of the countries that are part of the twenty fifty nuclear deal don't stick to their promises. this is al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha back to ball also ahead russia offers strong backing to tehran saying irresponsible behavior from the

stella headed, we will be live in tokyo with robert feldman of morgan stanley securities to discuss hisanese economy. atl: up next, we will look the week ahead for markets with principal global investors binay chandgothia. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is "daybreak: asia." i'm paul allen in sydney. shery: i'm shery ahn a new york. asian stocks are having a mixed start to the monday session following three weeks of declines on u.s.-china trade tensions. joining us from hong kong is binay chandgothia, global investors managing director and portfolio manager. always great to have you with us. we have seen the selloff in asian markets, particularly in china. does that mean potentially valuations have come down, that it is cheaper to getting to the action? binay: yes, hi, good evening. valuations have definitely come off after the selloff from the third month of this year. clearly, valuations which are at the end of this month. having said that, we realize that valuations by themselves are not a trigger unless they reach extreme levels. we have not reached extreme levels yet. which means i

. >> stella mccartney said something about fast fashion.t rid of it and it's $500 million worth of waste. i never thought about it. >> fast fashion is driven by the fact the clothes are pretty cheap. sometimes they're made to be worn a few times and get rid of them. if they're worn two or three times, are they confident there are people who want to wear clothes that have been on someone else's back? >> it's working out. if something is lasting for two or three months, that's the season. somebody else can use it, so you can keep passing it on. >> what happens if you spill something on it? >> they clean it. >> they dry clean it, they have laundering services. they try to something else. customers? >> i think you can get one outfit for $100 or five outfits for $100. so urban outfit is charging $8 to get six items month. that's opposed to buying all those things and not wearing them that often. >> i've done rent the runway when jennifer first started it. i thought, how does that work. if you're going to a black tie event and you another you're

burnt out from a joyride ♪ ♪ she likes to roll here in my ashes anyway ♪ ♪ played from the bedside is stellalmost me again she's almost you ♪ ♪ i wouldn't know where to start sweet music playing in the dark ♪ ♪ be still my foolish heart don't ruin this on me ♪ ♪ i wouldn't know where to start sweet music playing in the dark ♪ ♪ be still my foolish heart don't ruin this on me ♪ ♪ tell me who and i'll be thanking 'em the numbered lovers of duke ellington ♪ ♪ do i owe each kiss to lip and cheek as soft as chet can sing ♪ ♪ let's get lost and let the good times roll ♪ ♪ let smoke rings from this paper doll blow sweet and thick till every thought of it don't mean a thing ♪ ♪ i got some color back she thinks so too ♪ ♪ i laugh like me again, she laughs like you ♪ ♪ i wouldn't know where to start sweet music playing in the dark ♪ ♪ be still my foolish heart don't ruin this on me ♪ ♪ i wouldn't know where i wouldn't know where ♪ ♪ i wouldn't know where i wouldn't know where ♪ ♪ i wouldn't, i wouldn't know where ♪ ♪ i wouldn't know where i wouldn't know where ♪ ♪ i wouldn't know where i wouldn't know

stella used it to role play when her 6-year-old felt targeted at a play date. >> i said be as mean toeporter: then her daughter tried the emotional control techniques. i said, okay, so say we don't want to be friends with you. we don't want to be friends with you. you're stupid. okay. it's a free country. you don't have to be friends with me. i wanted to empower my daughter. it's not about being passive. it's about being empowered. >> i talked to my son about this and explained the concept and he said, but, mom, you always say, use your words, express your emotions. this is sort of counterintuitive. we actually don't want them to express all their emotions. >> that's right. >> because that can victimize them more, right? >> think about it. this goes for adults, as well. i'm being defensive, if someone attacks me i'm going to attack you harder. if you insult me i'll insult you harder. that usually doesn't work. >> reporter: but this parenting author has a different take on how to handle bullying. >> i believe it takes more than the targeted kid standing up and speaking out for themselv

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stellar, all the support, for the water and the water in africa emerging countries, so as you buy stella thank you we'll be right back stay with us. dick's sporting goods raising full year guidance stock is up 6% in premarket gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange that and broader markets good morning. >> that is right a double beat for dick's sporting goods. eps 62 cents a share versus 58, up 4.5%, as you can see, the higher full year guidance for 2019 per diluted share range 3.20 from range 3.15 to 3.35 expect to open 20 stores 2019 on fire this morning flip side of this abercrombie & fitch, with a double beat, and eps loss 29 cents a share versus expectations of 43 cents a share, however, same-store sales flat, reports that brand closing flagship store in nyc slowing demand, we are seeing shares down principled might loo an week guidance same-store sales to single digital growth goldman sachs era accelerating from neutral for general mills take a look at this down 3.5% they say this is goldman sachs saying the company entering next chapter of mounting deceleration up 3 %

despite what the drug companies stella scott sky high prices are not only about innovation, multiple studies show there is in fact, no correlation between drug prices and the cost of innovation. taxpayers put a huge portion of the bill for the basic science that leads to the drugs. in fact every single drug approved by the fda since 2010 until 2016 is based on science funded by taxpayers through the nih. meanwhile independent analysis showed nine out of 10 drug companies and more on advertising and marketing than they do on r&d. why do drug companies charge so much, because they can. drug companies should profit when they develop new drugs but we are way out of balance here and it is costing us all in our family finances in our lives. i want to suggest three things we could do to rebalance the risk of innovation with a fair price for patients. reform and monopoly and force transparency. drug companies are busy our system to extend their government granted monopolies and block competition. these are a lot of tactics. they use abuse and competitive pay for delayed deals and other petit

directions with ruth jones having gone in different directions with ruthjones having a comedy drama, stellaink he's done ok in the states, apparently! apparently, doing fine. one of the biggest names over there with his show. and carpool karaoke, he has become a huge star. and also in the theatre. tony award—winning. in a sense he is the most surprising person to get on board. you can imagine the others would be keen to do itand imagine the others would be keen to do it and would have more time. he has so much going on in his career that this is a demonstration of how grateful he is for what that programme did for his career and how fond he is of the situation and characters that he is interrupting that career briefly in the us to come back and make this.” that career briefly in the us to come back and make this. i suppose it isa come back and make this. i suppose it is a risk in that there is always a sense of nostalgia for programmes that sometimes is not delivered with the remake. and these days, programmes are endlessly repeated. it is on digital channels all the time. is that a risk fo

this from stella -- host: the answer is yes, we focused at not only eight question but a segment on thatue. we are dividing the phone lines between those who think that abortion should remain legal with exceptions, legal at all times, or illegal at all times. we will go to marcia, next. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. i'm calling in because eyes saw bbcthing astounding on the channel, the british broadcasting channel, on friday. it was the recent medical news, they operated on a baby boy named jackson in utero. his mother was in her 27th month. they had diagnosed him with spina bifida. they could see the cord, the spinal cord. went in, theys showed a diagram of the pregnant woman and of a show to the tools and they had a tiny camera that went all the way right to wear the baby was. they corrected it. if that doesn't change your mind about -- they wouldn't perform surgery if this wasn't a little human. he was born, his name is jackson springer, his mother's name is sherry. was in great britain. they showed her holding the baby and how thrilled she was that her little boy would no

stella mccartney has tweeted — the one, the only, the woman who inspired so much of what i do...onderful songs and this was a person truly that could do it all. she could sing, dance, act, but she didn‘t totally believe in herself. i remember her saying to me that she really admired people likejudy garland and frank sinatra. she didn‘t put herself in that league. but for me she surpassed, or was certainly equal to those in every single way. but she was the epitome ofa single way. but she was the epitome of a much gentler time. there was an innocence about the film is that she appeared in. you say that, but what she told me, when they first made the rock hudson comedies, she said some of the shots had to be reshot because she appeared in a negligee and this apparently was very racy in 1959. we know now she would have been incredibly safe with rock hudson, but at that time they were billed as of this wonderful golden couple. what people liked about it was the fact that she was very glamorous, she was the every woman, the all—american woman, but people related to her because she was

great work, ruth jones has others have been doing great work, ruthjones has had her comedy drama stellahat particular show that he has gone back to co—write it with his co—creator ruth jones for a christmas episode. the fans will very much enjoy it i am sure. the bbc want and look for a good christmas hit. in recent years we have seen christmas day viewing figures slanting down lower because there are other things to do partly and the impact of streaming, but also in recent years they have not had big hitters. like a really special one—off show that people wa nt to special one—off show that people want to tune into. things like doctor who, it has disappeared from the christmas day schedule. this is just the right length for many people. it has not been on air for a decade so it is not too familiar but it is in the recent memory of lots of people who will be glad it is coming back for a one—off special. hopefully the programme will be good. the bbc will be glad to have something special that lots of people will be looking forward to.” am sure there will be a lot of expectation. working 1