mark stern. >> whenever he was in town, mark stern seemed to be a fixture on the nearby slopes by daynight. no one seemed to know where he slept exactly until late 2008. >> here on the left we have the agency. >> that's when he walked into this real estate office and signed a lease. >> this is where he rented his apartment. >> yes. >> it looked as though the rich american intended to stick around for a while. >> it's not a very affordable place. >> the apartment he lents was in a convenient spot near the center of town. whatever you need is right here. >> just a few steps from the lift that carries skiers up to the slopes and just a few yards down the block from a local grocery. >> he would shop in here? >> yes. >> handy for a single man to grab a few supplies and something simple to heat up at home. the stranger might well have lived on indefinitely as courmayeur's very own international man of mystery, had he not walked into that grocery store one night and struck up a conversation with a woman behind the register. that is where our story takes another fateful turn because it was in

to the british it was simply the stern gang. the fate of falcon bernadotte would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east the germans wanted the british out of the middle east so decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them in istanbul the nazis weren't interested nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism they thought that they should join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the girls in palestine which was just stupid they were very brave and very stupid people. in february one thousand nine hundred forty two during his arrest in tel aviv by the british. after him stand was shot dead. on the six that november one thousand nine hundred forty four left he commanded now by gets near struck back in an unexpected place. cairo. two assassins killed more and more in the british minister a resident in the middle east outside his home. it's actually. was a terrorist and not just he but the other members. the stern gang defined themselves

to the british it was simply the stern gang. the fate of falcon bernadotte would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east the germans wanted the british out of the middle east so decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them in istanbul the nazis weren't interested nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism they thought that they should join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the girls in palestine which was just stupid they were very brave and very stupid people. in february one thousand nine hundred forty two during his arrest in tel aviv by the british. average comes down and was shot dead. on the sixth the november one thousand nine hundred forty four left he commanded now by gets near struck back in an unexpected place. cairo. two assassins killed lord moyne the british minister resident in the middle east outside his home. it's hard for me. was a terrorist and not just he but the other members of the stern gang defined thems

to the british it was simply the stern gang. the fate of falcon bernadotte would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east the germans wanted the british out of the middle east so decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them in istanbul the nazis weren't interested nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism they thought that they should join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the girls in palestine which was just stupid they were very brave and very stupid people. in february one thousand nine hundred forty two during his arrest in tel aviv by the british. average understand was shot dead. on the six the november one thousand nine hundred forty four left he commanded now by gets near struck back in an unexpected place. cairo. two assassins killed more and more in the british minister a resident in the middle east outside his home. it's actually. was a terrorist and not just he but the other members. the stern gang defined themselv

to the british it was simply the stern gang. the fate of bernadotte would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east the germans wanted the british out of the middle east so decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them and stumble the nazis weren't interested nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism they thought that they should join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the girls in palestine which was just stupid they were very brave and very stupid people. in february one thousand nine hundred forty two during his arrest in tel aviv by the british. average understand was shot dead. on the six the november one thousand nine hundred forty four left he commanded now by gets near struck back in an unexpected place. cairo. two assassins killed more and more in the british minister a resident in the middle east outside his home. it's actually. was a terrorist and not just see but the other members. the stern gang defined themselves as

to the british it was simply the stern gang. the fate of falcon bernadotte would be determined by these men. they wanted the british out of the middle east the germans wanted the british out of the middle east so decided to make common cause with the nazis tried to make contact with them in istanbul the nazis weren't interested nothing came of it. it was a mixture of stupidity and fanaticism they thought that they should join the enemy of england in order to obtain help for the girls in palestine which was just stupid they were very brave and very stupid people. in february one thousand nine hundred forty two during his arrest in tel aviv by the british. after him stand was shot dead. on the sixth the november one thousand nine hundred forty four left he commanded now by gets near struck back in an unexpected place. cairo. two assassins killed more and more in the british minister a resident in the middle east outside his home. it's hard for me. was a terrorist and not just he but the other members. the stern gang defined themse

coming up, key takeaways from meeting withtember gary stern.s, a little bit of movement in the equity markets, now unchanged on the dow. bank all about the italian being off by our 2.5% as the markets they just budget deficit that might not make its midnight deadline. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: the fed hikes, and president trump is not happy. they tried to engineer a soft landing. president trump says he is not happy about that. and italy's budget meltdown, the clock ticking. by midnight tonight, leaders may push for a 2.4% deficit. wtf cuts its trade growth forecast and says it is critical for governments to work through their differences and show restraint. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." 27.sday, september i'm alix steel in new york. david westin is on assignment in chicago. david: i wonder who they were talking to. trump was not playing nice? i'm not sure. i am in chicago for the council on global affairs. i will have an interview with hank paulson to talk about what is happening and also about china and climate. meantime, christie hefner

looking back toward the stern. when we first started writing diving this wreck back in the 1980's, this was a hull with noel way to get in, so it was impossible to identify pure the law earlier room, you have some caoal laying around. it is a coal-fired ship. this diver is inside the ship wreck, behind the boiler. and you have to go through that little hull to get into the engine room. where the diver is this right here on the break of the ship, is right there, and you enter into that area, you try to squeeze into the engine room 150 feet underwater. comeyou get up and you back out, and now we will go to the other side in the bow. it isinside the bow here, a forward compartment bulkhead. remember, she is upside down. we used to not be to get in because of the sand waved over it. diis a much more interesting ve than it was 20 years ago. there is the last all caps are enough about 150 feet of shipper behind you. at this point. this originally, all of steel was intact. this was a giant hull sucked into the sand, and w

we are on the stern of the ship. this is the area where we have the after gun mount, the 52 gun mount. this is a five inch, 38 gun mount, which is a five-inch diameter projectile that it shoots and delivers a projectile that weighs about 56 pounds. these are multipurpose weapons because they can shoot up in the air at airplanes. they can shoot down in the water at ships. they can shoot a distance of 10 miles. they can sit off the coast of korea or vietnam and shoot at targets on land. the ship was also a top gun in vietnam and shot more bullets with these five inch guns then any other navy ship. this is the gun mount, the 52 gun mount. you had four men in the middle here, two loading each gun. -- ammothe animal come come of, in the projectile, the bullet, would come up through hoist.hole eas was loaded, it would come appear and it was ready to fire. the record was 50 rounds in a minute. that means 25 bullets from each gun in a minute. that is probably a very specially trained team trying to set a record. typically, i

and then that's when we connect with the people at stern grove in regards to their request. >> but if someone is unannounced -- >> oh, unannounced. um... i'm not too sure how they would work with that. but i know that they do provide services in regards to making accommodations to special events since they're connected with the recreation and parks we try to relay that information to them, especially like, for example, for someone who has animal assisted therapy, they would find that information on our website. so that's just an example. so it's a collaboration of both, like, stern grove and recreation and parks working together. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you for your questions. >> co-chair sehaux: thank you, council member madrid. and counselor member helen smolinski. >> thank you, denise. >> co-chair sehaux: you're welcome. >> i would like to commend emily and jennifer and i know firsthand the good work they do for the disabled kids in the community of san francisco from your good work with my daughter specifically at camp matter these past few summers and thank you for

here's howard stern trying to explain the void he's trying to fill. >> he loves hollywood. he loves the press. he lists for it. he loves people in hollywood and only wants to hobnob with them. all this hatred stuff directed toward him, it's not good for him. it's not good. >> what's interesting about that, many critics of trump, stern says he voted information clinton, when he says he's not good for him, he's speaking of someone that knows donald trump basically saying this is an act, he actually is media, wants to be media and celebrity and is crushed at the punitive apex of his life and career winning the presidency he is more despised by those people he covets than any other point in his history. >> it's true. it's this horrible chasm that can't be filled. the thing he loathes that these people that he admires don't like him. >> i didn't know that. you find him unlikable. >> he's kind of horrible. going back to the point you made, what happens with this talk of the celebrity. in a way, are we part of the problem or solution? here we are talking about trump, i'm sure he l

but there are at least a strong performances from women on screen and a stern is a lady in waiting with a complicated love life in the favorite great director your best lumpy most his latest offbeat offering also stars and the vehicle known as push queen am and flirts with the idea of a lesbian love triangle madness sometimes a lady likes to have some fun it's as though we think we invented sex but we didn't it's been going on for quite a long time. and it was awfully fun having sex with them as they. had sex with kali with olivia it was very comfortable because you're a very good friend. then as is often a launch pad for the upcoming oscar winners this time around even the german competition entry is dreaming of a. just ahead of its festival premiere never look away the latest from german director florian hangal from donna's mark was announced as germany's candidate for the foreign language from oscar in two thousand and nineteen. three decades of german history are told through the eyes of an artist struggling for recognition and with his family's ghosts after the second world war. th

i join the stern he talks very first i asked him to talk slowly i gave it to him in a year when your german is good you can go back to him and say you promised me a job ok. with that you know i would buy that he was would pick up a good ethiopian is determined to make a life for herself in germany china certainly hopes she succeeds to round out the day a trip to a museum. fatty fled iran because the situation for women there is so bad. turn beat every day when was the first time you took your car. right. yes the first day was first but maybe the second in do you remember how you feel when you the first time you went out in the people look at you you're outside and you love tentative seemed cool in my chair but still why did you teach. refugee to improve the game he was doing during these moments if we saw march was so much beauty these moments i. i would never have to move i thought. oh and just one more thing vocab practice. jaime maybe a demanding teacher but fatty and hasim love him. and a very good teacher actually cares if you let this movie why because every day he teaches the

i join the stern he talks very first i asked him to talk slowly i did it in a year when your german is good you can go back to him and say you promised me a job ok. but you know i would buy that he was going to it's good i thought if you can is determined to make a life for herself in germany i was certainly hopes she succeeds to round out the day a trip to a museum. fatty fled iran because the situation for women there is so bad you. can't beat it every day when was the first time you took your comp. right. yes the first day was first. you know maybe the second and do you remember how do you feel when you the first time you went out in the people look at you you're outside like you love tentative seem cool in my hair but still why did you teach. refugee truth to get us doing these moments if we sold the march was so much beauty the small things i. would never have to write. oh and just one more thing vocab practice. may be a demanding teacher but fatty and hasim love him. as a very good teacher actually there is a fear that this movie why because every board the teachers stick in your

to join the stern he talks very first i asked him to talk slowly. in a year when your german is good you can go back to him and say you promised me a job ok. with you i would find out he was a good good good in the i am is determined to make a life for herself in germany china certainly hopes she succeeds to round out the day a trip to a museum fatty fled iran because the situation for women there is so bad you. can't eat it every day when was the first time you took your coffee. right. yes the first day was. like yeah maybe the second day and do you remember how do you feel when you the first time you went out and do people look at you you're outside. you love to lean cool in my care was why did you teach. refugee confuting again he was doing good these moments if we sold in march he's so much beauty these small things i. would never have been before i think steve. oh and just one more thing vocab practice. i'm a maybe a demanding teacher but fatty and hasim love him. as a very good teacher actually there is a clear functions. that is. why because

sterno speckly stern and britons was then what was everyday life like right. after breakfast we are dissing them with no interruption or without the communist party there would be no new china sounds like that we had to study the nineteenth party congress and repeat what a great person president xi jinping is in order great country china is. this all for in washington for them to us that you were chinese and you had a set that it's a national unity is size to make you feel you are part of the nation you don't need to keep your own ethnic identity it's just really like it ethnic cleansing practice so it's really terrible. the casaca authorities have warned cairo at that he could be endangered by what he has said. you have to be strong and have the courage to speak the truth. and if we don't say what's going on there oh well and that's why i'm making a statement. from the book by. conrad is helping to raise awareness in the world about what is going on across the chinese border but life goes on and now he has to go to work. there is an unusual treasure at the bo

i join her stern who talks very first i asked him to talk slowly. i did it in a year when your german is good you can go back to him and say you promised me a job ok. the first thing i would buy that he was would i go to india and is determined to make a life for herself in terminate china certainly hopes she succeeds to round out the day a trip to ms. fati fled iran because the situation for women there is so bad you. can't beat it every day when was the first time you do q it's a tough. thing. to write. yes the first day was first but you know maybe a second and do you remember how do you feel when you did first time you went out and do people look at your career outside of the name of you love tentative. cool in my hair twist why did you teach. refute you see through to gain guys doing to these small males if we sold in march used so much beauty the small things i. would never end up going to try to fix. oh and just one more thing vocab practice. i mean maybe a demanding teacher but fancy and hasim love him. as a very good teacher who actually ca

fema held a news briefing a short time ago, and the feds have a clear and stern message for citizensn this storm's path. > be a part of the team. do yourpart. if you don't want to be a part of the team, you're going to put firstnd ress at risk, and it's an unnecessary risk, heed the warning acuate. >> we've just o learned because this storm, the university of mary washington is closing only at 50 p.m.si nts and businesses in the d.c. area are preparing for heavy rain and flooding. news 4's jus n finchreports. >> right now a lot of eyes on hurricane florence which appears to be on track to strike the carolinas, here in our area, we're bracing for days ofeavy in and officials are warning tond be careful to be safe. as hurricane florence swirls in the t atlantics stern warning from fema officials. >> this is a major orm, it's going to hit our coast, it's going to stay on our coast, it's going toump amounts of water -- some of these areas have not seen in a long long time. >> a d rasterief agency addressed the public tuesday morning and urged everyone to not underestimate this hurricane'

trying to make this about the migration course about four against migration and at the same time a very stern message from pretty much all other parties that they feel that this is about the very essence of democracy in germany where the whether you are for or against democracy whether you for you are for or against the rule of law here and there was a clear message that if you find yourself standing next to somebody who makes a hitler salute in a demonstration you are more than just touched with this kind of symbolism which of course is a crime here in germany so it was about everything but the budgets of me and michelle of this controversy surrounding those demonstrations in cannes that's how has that damage the chancellor standing. well it certainly has and this has damaged her own position even within her own government the opening sentence almost of the far right if tea party due to xander garland was a quote from going to merkel's own interior minister called migration the mother of all political problems so clearly there's a sense that on that issue they feel they have an ally there an

anastasio sternness but they almost threw it away and i mean this literally when goalkeeper one robot sila failed to deal with his teammates throwing an embarrassing blunder for the keeper but luckily for him he's still mates came to the rescue and gonzalo cuss for missing a late goal to give to a two one victory. for a while china is gearing up to celebrate the country's national day on october first hundreds of thousands of every day lights displaying the colors of china's national flag were lit up in several cities throughout the country on friday night this year marks the sixty ninth anniversary of the founding of the people's republic and for decades since china adopted a policy of reform and. openness to words the outside world. it watching the news live from berlin wall coming up the top of the hour thank you for watching. and the. first day of school in the jungle. or first cloning lots of them in the door as grand the moment arrives illegally joining a regular jane on her journey back to freedom to move in our interactive documentary during the run to ten returns home to the

there is someone who teaches this better than anyone i know, it is melanie stern. to started an organization teach people how to have these sometimes difficult conversations on divisive issues. there are ways to find common ground, and she is going to give you great tips this morning on how to do that. let me tell you a little bit about melanie. the art of in persuasion, she teaches how to inspire an audience, even skeptics, to follow your lead, enticing people out of their column seeks, her to expose readers to unconsidered ideas, leading them to uniting conclusions. she hopes to change minds, but her goal is to open them, for a free society depends on an informed and thoughtful citizenry. having learned from her column how to communicate with people who think they disagree, melanie persuasion, with arthur brooks. by creating disciples who can help uncover and fortify the common ground we instinct and, she addresses our eras distressing polarization. let's give a warm welcome this morning to melanie stern. ♪ >> i'm going to start my timer. thankof all, i want to j

china has issued a stern warning to the u.s. after washington slapped sanctions on the people's liberation army over its purchase of russian weaponry but he goes on of has to analyze what beijing has said we have to see we have to look at what washington's doing and essentially it's playing a double game it is targeting russia mostly with its new round of sanctions but also looking closer at kohls india military cooperation then today's action by the united states is a major boost in that direction definitely china will not step down and china i think will have all the moral reasons to increase its military cooperation with russia and possibly important more airplanes and and try missile systems from russia. president trump has delayed his own order to declassify documents related to the ongoing russia collusion probe artie's called caleb a mop and has more. this delay comes in apparently he's waiting for the department of justice to review the documents before they are made available to the public now the sections that are in q

evacuations are taking place residents, tourists told to get out with stern warnings coming from fema. the telast on the ground out of north carolina when "squawk alley" comes back. >>> a decade since the financial crisis taught investors on wall street some key lessons and changed how investors think. bob pisani looking at lessons learned. >> here are five things that changed from the crisis. first, investors do not act rationally in a crisis they buy high, sell low. in the week of march 6, 2009 s & p hit 666. it made no sense to sell with the market down 50%. but that's exactly what happened outflows from mutual funds accelerated toward the end of 2008 into 2009, the flows didn't turn positive until later that year that hurt. second, there isn't always a right price. when the mortgage backed security market fell apart, no one could agree how to price derivatives at the heart of the crisis the mortgage market seized up and that effected other credit markets. increasing complexity doesn't decrease risk, it increases risk everyone thought you could slice and dice prices. fourth, market

the entire pacific to china to be turned into ikea tables or songs and then and then the packaging stern of the packaging also to put the table and then the ship back across the entire ocean to be sold to a yes we all need to stop using plastic bags and wraps according to the e.p.a. we use of are a billion day you also need to stop using plastic straw and plastic glass globe they are. these days you need to really use your blow up dolls i can't stress that enough all right you do not throw them out after one day you don't arrive just put a different pair of pants on them and change the name tag or something. good to go . but doing all of that still won't be enough we have to change our system of as a whole however that argument doesn't always win people over change the system think some people want to make everything about jobs all that i will find is make it about jobs by them and says recycling is a job creator recycling creates up to seven times more jobs per ton than landfilling there you go and switching to sustainable energy also creates a lot more jobs than pipelines plus you'd ha

prime minister and it's quite possible that the russian president could issue some stern warnings to the israelis to quiet down their activity even if the israelis do use the pretext of you know attacking husband law or iran i think that the russian leadership might send a clear message that you know if attacking iran and hezbollah is going to lead to incidents like the one we witnessed today then israel has to put a stop to that so and this just smart this development just might be the beginning of a further you know more sent back for israel within the within the syrian territory maybe this might be the beginning as i said before of israel stepping back down and even not being allowed to operate on what it considers or to target what it considers to be its arch rivals in syria meaning iran and hezbollah are right ali risk middle east affairs commentator thanks for your time today on our to your insight into that incident with the rapidly developing diplomatic fallout thank you . the last night's events were not the first time israel has been in action against syrian personnel and f

private life it was well known it's been well known for decades and decades he talked about it on howard stern he loved being on the cover of the new york post he brags about his you know personal life if you want to put it that way his womanizing and so forth you know his wife is his third wife his second wife very famously he took ivana and marla on the same ski trip and they got in a fight that was on the front the front page of the new york post i don't think this is going to have is going to change anybody's minds about who donald trump is jose what do you make of. this is i think jamie can't deny all the chaos in this administration the woodward book as cetera. you know it's it's so hard to keep up with this white house i mean from the very beginning people resigned left and right leaks at pretty much on a weekly basis books been reading articles been written from an anonymous basis you know you know that the president united states is supposed to be one of the most respected human beings in the world around the country yet in the country and president trump is not very well respected be

we have a cheery wave in the picture from jeremy corbyn, but a stern warning that came with it.y favourite pointing conference season, where the opposition suddenly starts getting themselves on because of the conference's massive disaster. they can start chucking around ultimatums in a few weeks, he is not disappointed, coming out with this ultimatum of voting against the chequers plan. you wants a customs union and the ha rd you wants a customs union and the hard border, he wants conditions for workers and consumer standards all protected. it's all played very well to everyone in the hall, and eve ryo ne to everyone in the hall, and everyone enjoyed it. he has that thing where he does not quite say what he wants brexit wise, so eve ryo ne what he wants brexit wise, so everyone pins their hopes on him. the remainders think that he might still want to remain, he might give us still want to remain, he might give usa still want to remain, he might give us a vote, he never comes out and says it's a belief that hanging in the air, and everyone makes up their mind about what he might

this new information that the russian defense ministry has brought to light as fake but russian at stern is saying that they are open to scrutiny that they are ready indeed to pass on these new documents to the joint investigative team to the official investigation and they can very fine the authenticity of those documents all by themselves so definitely a new twist in the investigation of the downing of m h seventeen back in july twenty fourth teen the plane flying from amsterdam to kuala lumpur crashed in the door last region at the height of the conflicts in eastern ukraine all two hundred ninety eight people on board were killed included eighty children russia says the new materials have been handed over to the dutch team investigating the tragedy meanwhile the joint investigation team reacted to the nearly really stark humans saying they're ready to examine them as soon as they're provided by mosque experts told us that this new evidence is important for the investigation process. they would take it seriously and take what evidence the russians can provide i mean they refused to tak

increase on two thousand and sixteen tens of thousands of children could die in yemen of one hundred stern and south sudan but the biggest number of fatalities is expected in the democratic republic of congo where three hundred thousand are at risk save the children warn starvation is increasingly use as a weapon with warring parties blocking food and medicine leading to devastating consequences under the statute of the international criminal court intentionally starving civilians is a war crime civilians must be provided food and yemeni tarion supplies while under siege. the report has listed ten countries that have committed the most grave violation against children we'll bring in our guests in a moment but first laura burden manley sets up a discussion more than three million children have been born into yemen's war one that enjoyed three years of violence displacement disease and starvation a save the children report says obstructions of food and aid deliveries to the warring sides the u.a.e. led coalition and three rebels has put the country on the brink of famine it room as many as t

. >> as for a prenup, howard stern brought up the topic with gwyneth paltrow. >> prenup, you got to workt. >> really? >> brad is a longtime collaborator with producer ryan murphy and executive producer of america horror story. ♪ whe the couple met in 2010. she had a recurring role as a substitute teacher. >> i love this. conscious coupling. wouldn't be surprised if gwyneth paltrow invited her ex chris martin and his girlfriend dakota johnson. >>> but today, there is new concern for ariana grande after she tweeted -- can i please have one okay day. please. wake me up when i'm supposed to sing or eat. >> it's about making it through -- >> i'm trying to get back to normal and it's hard and i'm human and tired. >> try not to give into fear because obviously that's the whole point of being here. >> hoping ariana grande heal is her fiance pete davidson. last night he gave us a glimpse into their relationship. >> you bought a pet. >> yeah, we got a pig. >> a pig? >> this girl, she was like, i want a pig. an hour later it was just there. >> there you go. there's your pig. >> that's piggy small.

this new information that the russian defense ministry has brought to light as fake but rushing it stern is saying that they are open to scrutiny that they are ready indeed to pass on these new documents to the joint investigative team to the official investigation and they can very fine the authenticity of those documents all by themselves so definitely a new twist in the investigation of the downing of m h seventeen. back in july of two thousand and fourteen the m a seventeen boeing flying from amsterdam to the malaysian capital kuala lumpur crashed in the donetsk region just as the conflict in east ukraine escalated and. t. children were among the almost three hundred people on board who were killed. said that the new materials had been handed over to a representative of the dutch side of the investigation in while the joint investigation team reacted to the newly released documents saying that they are ready to examine them as soon as they're provided by moscow experts have told us that this new evidence is important for the investigation. i hope they will take it seriously and take

supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh issued a stern denial last night to a second allegation of sexualisconduct, this time as a college student the new yorker magazine reports that senate democrats are investigating a climb from debra ramirez, who says kavanaugh pulled down his pants and exposed himself to her during their freshman year at yale law school three sources familiar with the accusation told nbc about ramirez's claim. ramirez is the same age as kavanaugh and they both graduated from the university in 1987 she referred nbc to her lawyer, who did not respond to requests for comment. in her initial conversations with the new yorker she was reluctant to characterize kavanaugh's role with certainty. she said she felt confident enough in her recollections to say she remembers kavanaugh had exposed himself at a drunken dormitory party, thrust his penis in her face and caused her to touch it without her consent as she pushed him away she's calling for the fbi to investigate. the white house distributed kavanaugh's response, saying, this alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen

. >> adam practically campaigned for the epic gig on howard stern in 2015 when the band was rumored toning for halftime. >> come on now. >> we very actively want to play the super bowl. >> nancy sat down with adam ahead of the tour. >> the blues tour, what can we expect. >> we don't like to overdo it. keep it to a minimum and keen just the band on stage and kick as much ass as we can. >> up next for adam and kelly, they join jay hud and blake for "the voice's" blind auditions monday. >> the latest on jessica simpson after she dropped this major announcement. >> we love announcements like this. >> we certainly do. her family is about to become a party of five. >> i love it. >> tops couples news. >> hey, jessica. >> jessica left new york friday wrapping up work meetings. she was all smiles tuesday holding her baby bump at l.a.x. after revealing she's expecting a baby girl. the mom of two shared the sweet news by posting pictures of the gender reveal. >> my biggest success in life is being married and having babies. >> the baby comes as a happy surprise for jessica and husband eric johnso

would like to have entered into the record the op-ed piece i referred to by john podesta and todd stern. >> without objection, it will be entered. let's go to senator krapo is next. >> thank you, mr. chairman, judge kavanaugh, welcome, thank you for your service to this country and thank you for the willingness you have expressed to take this additional assignment. thank you to your family. we welcome them as well. the process on which we're about to embark is one of maybe not the most important duties, and trusted to the senate. advice and consent on judicial nominations. ultimately a fair and proper judge, supreme court or otherwise, must follow the law and not make laws from the bench. upon receiving his nomination to serve as associate justice of the supreme court, judge kavanaugh stated, my judicial philosophy is straightforward. a judge must interpret statutes as written, and a judge must interpret the constitution as written informed by history and tradition and precedent. isn't that the ideal of a judge steadfastly committed to the law? no one seriously questions judge kavanaugh

on the howard stern show, howard asked him -- how come you were all of a sudden going to be in public and? in his -- a republican? at the time, it was laughable, but what he said is the reason i am changing over to republicans is republicans are easier to deceive, easier to manipulate. host: we are talking about social media. bring it around to social media and foreign influence. caller: that is what has happened, and trump has encouraged the russians to do this kind of things. russia, we want you to find all these emails. we want you to get your hackers busy into our politics." and he knows that they are going mostly republican people. and guess what? that seems to be what has happened. host: this go to joe from new jersey on the in line. joe, good morning. . i would like to ask the wo guests to help me out here, this has been going on for years and years, and all of a sudden because joe got in office -- host: i think we lost joe. caller: no, i am here. i would like to ask the two guests to help me out here. this has been going on for years and years, and because trump got into offic

. >> adam campaigned for the gig on howard stern in 2015 when the band was rumored to be in the running we're probably on a short list. we actively want to play the super bowl. >> nancy sat down with the band. >> the red tail blues tour, what can we expect? >> we don't like to over do it. keep the band on stage and kick as much ass as we can. >> the timing works . the band has a big gap in its schedule in february leaving it wide open to perform at halftime. ♪ >> of course we've all come to expect halftime collaboration and the band can deliver. they've recently worked with cardi b. making this all the more interesting is that this season's super bowl airs on cbs and "voice" coach adam levine is associated with nbc. here's how adam addressed that. >> i don't know what the motivation behind the decisions are other than they want the best person for the job. >> look, as we all know the nfl is never going to confirm anything this early. in fact the league released a statement, we're continuing to work with pepsi on our plans, but do not have any announcements to make on what will be anothe

this new information that the russian defense ministry has brought to light as fake but rushing it stern is saying that they are open to scrutiny that they are ready indeed to pass on these new documents to the joint investigative team to the official investigation and they can very fine the authenticity of those documents by themselves so definitely a new twist in the investigation over the downing of m h seventeen. more on this now let's bring in julian bray an expert in aviation security and operations unit thanks for joining us good to have you on the program today presented what it claims are hard facts evidence in the form of the serial number or the recordings what do you make of all that evidence presented in the in the briefing. it's very interesting i was able to watch the briefing and the reactions of the various people involved and the russian ministry of defense of actually produce some evidence the problem is we have a question mark over the chain of custody which is a legal requirement showing that where the evidence came from now the evidence produced is a susan serial nu

another stern critic of duterte is the country's top judge, chief justice maria sereno. unceremoniously removed from office. she believes the duterte administration is now threatening the very independence of thejudiciary. it does not like criticism. it shows viciousness against groups of people that it deems are its critics. it tries to show that the strong arm of the presidency is not beyond being used to oppress people. administration wants, that you cannot cross him, and if you cross him you are going to pay a high price for it. inside the congress building on the day of his recent state of the nation speech, nobody is disagreeing with mr duterte. harry roque is the president's spin doctor. once a darling of the left and a celebrated human rights activist, he is adamant there is no creep to dictatorship. some of your colleagues were shocked when you started working with president duterte because of his on the record disregard for human rights. well, he doesn't support the organised human rights community, but he has actually been exculpated from claims of mass murder

president barack obam today a stern speech pointed at president trump. tomorrow a visit to california. mr. obama will be in anaheim campaigning for seven democratic congressional candidates runling for office this winter. we mentioned earlier today president obama was at a rally at the university of illinois, showing a rare and candid critique of president trump. >> we're supposed to stand up to discrimination and we're sure as heck supposed to stand up clearly and unequivocally to nazi sympathizers. how can that be, saying nazis are bad. the stakes are high. the consequences of any of us sitting on the sidelines are more dire. >> he went on for more than an hour. at an event in north dakota pren speech and making the young midterm election referendum on his own future. >> they say we want to impeach him. but worry about that if it happens. it's ridiculous. if it does happen, it's your fault because you didn't volt. >> up next, an arsonist in action. the bold move officials took to catch this criminal. also, the planned explosion that will bring traffic

china has issued a stern warning to the u.s. after washington slapped sanctions on the people's liberation army over its purchase of russian weaponry artie's egos donna has commentary. to analyze what beijing has said we have to see we have to look at what washington's doing and essentially it's playing a double game it is targeting russia mostly with its new round of sanctions but also launching a blow that is well which intention is to damage beijing everything revolves around the russia's weapons brushes and heavy weapons like the su thirty five fighter jet on the earth's four hundred surface to air missile defense system and so china bought some of those units and now it is also coming under fire for that and while beijing let me tell you was not impressed when it found out that it is being dictated some new rules on this arena of arms trade and other than a fair competition we strongly call on the u.s. to remedy the mystique and cancel the sanctions otherwise the u.s. has to bear the consequences russia has also reacted to