starting with actor ray stevenson. one of his costars is remembering him as brilliant, gutsy and larger than life. stevenson starred in the thor movies and several other action films. he also played roles on television, including in hbo's rome and an upcoming star wars series. stevenson died in italy. no cause was given. he was 58 years old. and rick hoyt has died. he was born paralyzed, but along with his father, dick, rick hoyt formed an inspirational partnership. they participated together in more than 1100 road races and triathlons, including ironmans and 32 boston marathons. dick hoyt talked about the moment their lives changed forever after they got home from their first race. when they finished next to last. we got home that night, rick wrote on his computer. dad, when i'm running, it feels like my disability disappears. tears. so that was a very powerful message to me. dick hoyt passed away two years ago at age 80. his son rick was 61 years old. the super bowl is making a return to northern california for the 6

james stevenson, thank you so much. thank you for all your comments this week.nt to share your opinions about what you see or hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media. email newswatch at bbc.co.uk or you can find us on twitter at newswatch bbc. you can call us on 037016676 and do have a look at previous interviews on our website, bbc.co.uk/newswatch. that's all from us. we'll be back to hear your thoughts about the bbc news coverage again next week. goodbye. this is bbc news. we will have the headlines and all the main news stories at the top of the hour straight after this program. rigorous training to hone modern soldier skills is essential, as at any time they can be thrown into the heart of a war zone or humanitarian crisis. yes, so much has been to meet the soldiers of 16 air assault brigade to see how technology is helping to train troops. for these soldiers from second battalion, the parachute regiment. anything could be waiting behind this door. experience in places like iraq and afghanistan has taught the british army that entering a buil

betsey stevenson, former chief economist of the us department of labour, thank you so much.ameron brand has been arrested and charged for a shooting that left two teenagers dead and four others wounded. the shooting took place at a house party in bay st louis, mississippi, early sunday morning. in other news. russia has sacked its deputy defence minister, who is in charge of army logistics. colonel general mikhail mizintsev was only appointed to the role last september, but was blamed for continued problems in ukraine. there've been longstanding complaints that front line troops aren't getting sufficient military equipment, and suffer shortages of food and uniforms. santiago pena is poised to be elected as the next president of paraguay, after his party won a majority in national elections. pena is a 44—year—old formerfinance minister who comes from the right—wing colorado party, which has been in power in paraguay for nearly eight decades. pena's closest challenger in the election was efrain alegre, a centre—left challenger who spoke out against institutional corruption. ar

southbound 880 working toward stevenson boulevard, busy into fremont. we have a crash blocking the number 3 lane from the left. one of the middle lanes there. traffic is really slow as a result. if you are taking 880 through hayward, you have brake lights. slow on the san mateo bridge and you will see brake lights south of there into fremont. taking the bay bridge, metering lights are on. busy into san francisco. east shore freeway the slowest approach. pockets of slowing out of vallejo. richmond to berkeley and heading to the bay bridge. amanda? >>> happening today, city leaders are planning an unconventional conversation on the fentanyl crisis. the mayor will be answering questions outside of city hall. it is one of the worst drug hot spots in the city. >> i pray that something comes out of it. all that talking that they are doing in the middle of the street, you know. >> reporter: like many others in this part of the city, gwendolyn johnson has her questions about the mayor's monthly question time to the heart of the city's drug crisis. >> when they

adley stevenson hayden nixon with a passion. the leaders of the democratic party one the fundamental extreme one because nixon was vulnerable and two because eisenhower was not you didn't talk the great man, because it was a waste of your time. so you went after someone that they thought was possible to go after but what is worse than that? is today in newspapers magazines television, you have some of these people who are commentators that i nicely call idiots. and they will tell you material that makes no sense at all and one day one thing and one day the exact opposite thing. but back in the day in 1960. you had a bevy of famous calmness of newspaper reporters that simply wrote what happened? whereas kennedy had these great energetic audiences. election had awful. nobody was there. and if you saw a pictures kennedy had good audiences and surprise nixon had good audiences. did nixon have people that thought he was charismatic? absolutely the kennedy have people that thought he was charismatic. yeah. but theodore white for examp

annalee stevenson hated nixon with a passion. the leaders of the democratic party went to the fundamental extreme because nixon was vulnerable and because eisenhower wasas not. you didn't attack the great man because it's a waste of w your time. you went after someone they thought was possible to go after. but what is worse than that is today inon newspapers, magazine, television you have some of these people who are commentators that i nicely called idiots. they will tell you material that makes no sense at all and say the exact opposite thing but back in the day in 1960 you had famous columnists of newspaper reporters that simply wrote what happened whereas kennedy had these great energetic audiences. and if you saw pictures they had good audiences. did kennedy have people he thought was charismatic, yes but i quote this in the book, nixon strain in 1960 wearing a kennedy lapel button. how tacky can you get and get thesee people behind the scenes behaved poorly. to give my own personal experience when i taught especially after

betsey stevenson, former chief economist of the us department of labor, thank you so much.late sunday night in the us on a buyerfor sunday night in the us on a buyer for that sunday night in the us on a buyerfor that bank. sunday night in the us on a buyer for that bank. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. spike the king penguin is now king of the world, voted most popular penguin in an international online voting competition. and that's despite his past misdemeanours. he pooed on sir david attenborough nearly ten years ago. he is a local celebrity definitely. 32 penguins competed for the title, the contest was organised by penguin international, a lobby group aiming to raise awareness of the birds�* plight. you are going to be sent a paper crown as a prize, will you be putting it on spike? no, he wouldn't tolerate it at all. i only handle him for vet checks a couple of times a year, putting on wing tags. otherwise, you try to grab them, they will give you a good old slap with their wing. but there will be a special ceremony to honour spike, it's planned f

live now to tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity.rid worker? ~ ., what you do? are you a hybrid worker? ~ . , , worker? well, i am, yes, although _ worker? well, i am, yes, although i— worker? well, i am, yes, although i am _ worker? well, i am, yes, although i am a - worker? well, i am, yes, although i am a big - worker? well, i am, yes, - although i am a big proponent of actually getting back into the office for many of the reasons that i set out in this report. the centre for cities report. the centre for cities report. it is an interesting report. it is an interesting report. anyone trying to run a business would be well advised to give it a read. i think it is fairto to give it a read. i think it is fair to say we to give it a read. i think it is fairto say we are to give it a read. i think it is fair to say we are going through an experiment in how we work. an ongoing experiment, it has been going on for three years, and we don't really know how it will end up. because the benefits to individuals of hybrid working are pretty ob

adlai stevenson hated nixon with a passion.the leaders of the democratic party the fundamental extreme one because nixon was vulnerable and isaiah was not. when after someone they thought what's worse than that you have some of these people who are commentators that i nicely call idiots. theyl will tell you material tht makes no sense at all. and one day the exact opposite thing. but back in the day in 1960 you have a bevy of famous colonists, of newspaper reporters that simply wrote what happened where as kennedy had these great energetic audiences. nobody was there. and if you sell pictures, kennedy had good audiences. and surprised nixon had good audiences. did nixon happy with that worker's manic? absolutely. and i quote this in the book, goes along to nixon's train in 1960, wearing a wind with kennedy lapel button. how tacky can you get? but yet these people behind the scenes behaved poorly. and to give you my own personal experience, when i taught especially after started writing about richard nixon people would not talk

but it's still an economy that's growing. >> betsey stevenson, thank you so much for your analysis.ppreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and still to come, tensions ease for now between the israelis and palestinians after the death of a prominent islamic jihad figure sparked a barrage of rocket fire. we will have a live report from jerusalem. >>> and later this hour, ukraine's president says he learned about the latest pentagon leaks not from white house, but from watching the news. we'll have more on that. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker suppororting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. (dr. aar king) if you have diabetes, getting on dexcom is the singl most important thing you can do. it eliminates painful finger sticks, helps lower a1c, and it's covered by medicare. before using the dexcom g7, i was really frustrated. all of that finger pricking and my a1c was still stuck. my diabetes was out of control. (female announcer) dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone or dexcom receiver without painful finger sticks. the

the stevenson expressway. off to the east is le michigan, along with the museum campus, including the field museum, the john g. shed aquarium, the adler planetarium soldier field and mccormick place. off to the west, you have the red line rapid transit tracks. and in addition to michigan avenue, we want to point out indiana avenue as well as wabash, another important feature of this area is the prairie district. that's where the wealthiest chicagoans lived in the late 1800s and the early 1900s. the chicago's historic motor road district really began in 1905 and is considered the largest intact motor colony in the united states. presently at its peak. if you can imagine 116 different makes of autos were sold and serviced and motor room. it was designated as a chicago landmark park in 2000 and added to the national register of historic places in 2000 and to enlarge parts, the efforts of mayor richard i'm daley at the time were there auto rows in other cities. well of course they've developed in numerous cities a

it will fall apart. >> park stevenson, great talking to you.uick programming note, a look back at barack obama's historic presidency and the defining moments that shaped the decades of politics. the 2010s continues tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus i is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators ofof brain health. to helelp keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger. (♪) this electric feels different... becae it's powered by the most potent source of energy there is ... you. this is the lexus riety of electrification ... inspired by, created for and powered by you. ♪ when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about the number one prescribed h-i-v treatment, biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in many people whether you're 18 or 80. with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to undetectable—and stay there whether you're just startin

we have that crash at stevenson. they're still clearing it. but traffic is getting better now that out of the lanes at 7 18. we're off to another cloudy start in many spots here, steve, that is correct. and it's also cold out there. we'll take a look. sabrina checks and what happened. sp? temperature dropped here in beautiful, bucolic morada on the dog walk. you can blow up sabrina's phone in three. not yet. one go for it. okay why? because, yes, it is cold. i don't get a morada temperature, but i do get an arrendel temperature. so shout out to casa orinda. there 52 lafayette's 53 wanna creeks 52 53 clayton's 52, but panel 52 degrees, kensington's 50 else are brought to 51 castro valley 52. these are cool, cool temps, even berkeley there at 52. why because there's a system coming through now. a lot of the higher clouds are already thinning out here. but the fog is in place focus on marin county. why marine county because there's an area of low pressure surface level the circulation of that for you that's right over marine county. so we have a

back in the 19th century, the scottish writer and poet robert louis stevenson told the judges about theived day of no harvest, which you collected from the seeds that you sowed on that day, a quote, of course, philosophical and deep, there is something to think about. today we have carefully examined the seeds in the literal sense and dare to hope. many questions have been removed thanks to the science that is nearby. in the event of detection of signs of violation of the state border, the border detachment must immediately report to the border screensaver, take measures to preserve the trace and advance along the probable direction of movement of violators of the state border. every student knows this, but here it is correct to call them cadets of the institute of the border guard service lectures on the topic of protecting the state border are held in a specialized class of the main building a university in the capital in such classrooms, future officers receive their first knowledge to prepare officers for service on the borders of sovereign belarus began back in 1993, when the facul

total narrative, i've studied as i'm phoning awesome stevenson jimenez, english also equal in 50 battle keys on my knees to battle speaking with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. ca yep. machine. the state on russia today and split our t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with mm ah ah ah ah, ah hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, the term strategic autonomy sounds good. the word strategic conjures up a sense of importance and autonomy presents a sense of independence. but when you consider the french president using this term, then we are forced to wonder if he is a serious person. after all, europe is no longer strategic or autonomy us with.

of the trade ratification of the trade agreement and the most favorable treatment was still the stevensonent , which essentially blocked the provision of loans, without which development these relations were impossible to american loans, state-owned in the soviet union so with the gingerbread did not work 50 years ago and today the key issue of any change in the nature of relations. to what extent do the parties trust each other and themselves, that is, within their own societies the fear factor is basic and now it is relevant because we are flirting with matters that were the content of the cuban missile crisis reagan's phrase trust but verify is an elegant way to say, i don't trust you at all do not speak such a forehead is a very important reason, which is often forgotten. er, the twine was that she was, how to say, did not have enough porn, especially not in the soviet union, not especially in the united states a couple of these comrades pursued this new policy , bypassing, as you know, key departments and the pentagon on the one hand , the maneuverability of the then diplomacy of was

. >> actor ray stevenson known for his roles in "dexter," "king arthur," "punisher," "war zone," ands died. his publicist says the actor died on sunday. no cause has been given. the 58-year-old was reportedly filming a movie in italy and became ill and died. >>> tiger woods has made it official. he will not play in next month's u.s. open. he continues to recover from a recent surgery. the 47-year-old competed in the masters in april but had to withdraw during the third round. woods has not played at the u.s. open since 2019. >>> and one of the greatest scorers in nba history is calling it quits. carmelo anthony announced his retiment 1ouyrto py for the denver nuggets, the new york knicks, oklahoma city, houston rockets, portland trail blzers, and the l.a. lakers. he's the number nine scorer in league history. the 38-year-old said, quote, now the time has come for me to say good-bye to the court where i made my name. >>> and a piece of '90s crunch history sold for more than $500,000. ♪ kurt cobain's black fender stratocaster, which was once smashed and put back together, was recently

ray stevenson has died, known for many roles from thor to the upcoming series "star wars."8. when we come back, we pay tribute to a father and son. we will definitely remember them. better in as little as 2 w. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that's not or sudden breathing problems. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor about new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines, including steroids, without talking to your doctor. ask your specialist about dupixent. i've become a bit of an expert in suncare... an spf-icionando if you will. my bottle of choice? neutrogena ultra sheer. a lightweight blend that protects 6 layers deep with a smooth dry-touch finish. this round is on me. neutrogena ultra sheer. across multiple systems globally, then analyze all that data with watson. okay, but this needs to meet our... security stand

of the trade ratification of the trade agreement and the most favorable treatment, was also the stevensondment , which essentially blocked the provision of loans, without which the development of these relations was impossible. 50 years ago and today the key issue of any change in the nature of relationships. to what extent do the parties trust each other and themselves, i.e. within their own societies the fear factor is the main one and now it is relevant, because we are flirting with matters that were the content of the cuban missile crisis reagan's phrase trust but verify is an elegant way to say, i don't trust you at all don't say this in the forehead is a very important reason than the devil forgets. and the downside of the discharge was that she had not had enough to say to him. if it is national, first of all, not in the soviet union, not especially in the united states . a couple of these comrades pursued this new policy, departments and the pentagon and even the state department , on the one hand, it provided such a quick breakthrough, the maneuverability of the then washington d

of the trade ratification of the trade agreement and the most favorable treatment was still the stevensonment , which essentially blocked the provision of loans, without which the development of these relations was impossible american loans, state-owned in the soviet union so the carrots did not work out 50 years ago and today the key issue of any change in the nature of relations. to what extent do the parties trust each other and themselves , that is, within their own societies ? say, i do not trust you at all do not say this in the forehead for very important reasons, which is often forgotten. uh, the twine was that she was , how to say, didn’t have enough support, first of all, not in the soviet union , not especially in the united states a couple of these comrades pursued this new policy , bypassing, as you know, key departments and the pentagon side provided such a quick breakthrough. the speed of maneuverability of the then diplomacy of washington but on the other hand turned around that needed to loosen up a bit. there already nikshin as a result in the studio. yes, this already b

. >>> como una explosiÓn describe paul stevenson los momentos del colapso estaba en el segundo piso visitando el edificio histÓrico colapsÓ a media tarde de ayer domingo. esta maÑana las autoridades dijeron que se habÍan presentado varias denuncias por parte de los residentes del edificio sobre la seguridad de su estructura. >>> (habla en inglÉs). >>> pero el director del desarrollo comunitario, dime que el propietario del edificio ya habÍa contratado sus propios ingenieros para iniciar esas reparaciones. >>> el em fiz ha sido declarado como no habitable pero los rescatistas continÚan su bien la ar y estÁn siendo asistidos por rescatistas mientras buscan a otros residentes, y en cuanto terminen trabajos de los rescatistas de emergencia iniciarÁn una investigaciÓn sobre las condiciones de este edificio y las rapoes del colapso. y bueno no lo podemos evitar recordar aquella tragedia de surfside donde tantas personas bien la vida. >>> asÍ es, son impresionantes las imÁgenes, porque bueno se ve bastante afectado el edificio, no hubo mÁs vÍctimas que lam lamentar. >>> una conductora con el doble d

was at the rsc all those years ago, the royal shakespeare company, i remember a meeting withjuliet stevensonfiona shore, speaking out about the lack of roles for women, and because they, i, were young then as well, but i was so young, i thought what are they talking about. and i totally did not understand that then because i have got my whole career ahead of me and there will be loads and loads of roles, but certainly when i did turned 40, i thought, i get what they were talking about. there is another intriguing discussion right now that seems to me potentially restricts the kinds of roles actors can do, that is the one about and the word is used "authenticity". to be very simplistic about it, it boils down to the idea that for example if you are playing a gay character, you really ought to have a gay actor doing that to give extra meaning and insight they can bring, and whether it might be a disabled part, that should be played by a disabled actor rather than famously many years ago, daniel day lewis playing a man with cerebral palsy. what's your feeling about that? i think it's good, i th

[laughter] like long john silver and robert louis stevenson's treasure island or look like the handsome and 1935 movie or more recently walked, talked and were eyeshadow like jack sparrow in the movies pirates of the caribbean. looking at the everyday artifacts recovered from the pirate ship silver coins, cutlery, pewter plates, the teapot with a shoulder blade of a pirate, pistols, navigational instruments, medical supplies and evena a size five shoe stocking i realized that these mythological figures were mere ordinary men the legend of the captain and his love interest told me pirates had connections on land, they had families and community links that we don't think much about. as i was researching my dissertation turned previous book, the pirate next door, the untold story of 18th century pirates wives, families and mmunities, i kept encountering evidence of a mysterious woman who seemedddly on the periphery of the story of the notorious captain even the influential and authoritative early source book on pirates called it g general history of e robberies and murders of the most noto

veteran london-based cameraman andy stevenson is stepping down after spending nearly 40 years on theers witness history through the lens of his camera. thank you, andy, for your talent, hard work, but most of all, your friendship to all of us at cbs news. and that is tonight'sews." i'm >> i told him, "you can't register the vehicle until the title loan is paid off." >> announcer: a car buyer's shock... >> judge judy: when did you tell rove mat you a ancer is seller... gng toughmethe ti.hearassi me , i was in the hospital. >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom you are about to enter the courtroom of judge judith sheindlin. captions paid for by cbs television distribution cody wiscomb says stephen medina never disclosed a title loan when he sold him a vw rabbit. >> byrd: order! all rise! your honor, this is case number 479 on the calendar in the matter of wiscomb vs. medina. >> judge judy: thank you. >> byrd: parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. folks, have a seat. >> judge judy: mr. wiscomb, you purchased a car for your son from mr. medina. you pur

veteran london-based cameraman andy stevenson is stepping down after spending nearly 40 years on theess history through the lens of his camera. thank you, andy, for your talent, hard work, but most of all, your friendship to all of us at cbs news. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. a reminder, happy mother's day to all those out there. >>> he knows firsthand what it's like to live on the streets. >> i was actually starving, trying to live off of little pints of white rice for 50 cents. >> how a formerly homeless man is now tasked with finding a solution to one of the city's most stubborn problems. >>> more picketing outside classrooms in oakland. we're learning more about the district's contingency plan if they can't reach a deal over the weekend. >>> less than three weeks to hit the lanes at a peninsula institution. >> this place is kind of like a little home to me. >> why an iconic bowling alley is about to close down after decades in business. >>> this is cbs news bay area with goodrich. >> hello, i'm sara donchey, juliette has the day off. scenes like

k executive director of the group out of i mean isn't i you that kierra names thing up for rosie stevenson good night for trustee of the wickham. media foundation co found off. so which of project women in read so good to have you over here? all right, so this is a major issue. it's really quite stock chess will happen. why is it so many guy is who does that with a pdf making decisions. booking out who is important and then writing about them have a weekend i think there's kind of 2 reasons. i mean it's a fantastic issue and i'm see if a grateful that you've taken on. but i guess one massive issue is that society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. and wikipedia is the general and trust encyclopedia and content on wikipedia reflects the sites. so general interest is, society isn't doing enough to say there are amazing women, artists, or amazing women scientists or amazing women musicians that in the notes ability criteria on wikipedia. i'm going to reflect that, that jen during that could be so one is society is, is on a quote. and the other reason which you alluded to in y

simone: this is bloomberg markets, coming up betsy stevenson, university of michigan professor of publicyork time. this is bloomberg. alix: shares of bookings are down after makes first-quarter results. the booking numbers, we will get a breakdown. natalia: analysts are saying there's a difference between bookings and revenue recognition. if you grow faster you spend on advertising. if we break down those bookings we see airline tickets saw the biggest increase, up by 73.3%. they also highlighted the biggest growth was in asia, up by 100%. europe and the rest of the world by 30%. just to put it into perspective. total growth in bookings, they are at $39 billion. it's now closer to pre-pandemic levels in 2019. the biggest question of right now, will the company be able to sustain this growth because the comparison will be really tough. guy: great work because of her thank you very much indeed. the question is, well we all be able to sustain this kind of demand? we are all paying high prices to travel and given that sticker shot we are asking why it is travel still booming? glenn, the numb

let's talk this through with tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity.the strength of the pound. tell us more. , ., , strength of the pound. tell us more. , more. yes, as you say, the powders — more. yes, as you say, the powders up _ more. yes, as you say, the powders up up _ more. yes, as you say, the powders up up to _ more. yes, as you say, the powders up up to 1.27 - more. yes, as you say, the | powders up up to 1.27 which really is a seachange the situation six months ago —— the pound was up, when the political situation was very different to how is now, much more unstable and crucially people were expecting a much worse economic situation. it was thought we were heading towards a recession. it now seems we are not heading towards recession. the uk economy is not in robust shape but it is bumping along the bottom and we will get the figures on friday, the first look at gdp for the first quarter and again it looks like it is roughly going to be flatlining. that is actually a good situation to be starting from. good situation to be starting from, ., ,

the director of economic policy studies at the american enterprise institute, as well as betsey stevensonber of president obama's council of economic advisers, and former chief economist at the us department of labor. good evening to you both. michael, if you look at the messaging we heard from the meetings at the white house today, we heard they were productive, that default is off the table, are you encouraged? er, i am the table, are you encouraged? er, iam more the table, are you encouraged? er, i am more encouraged than if the meeting had gone poorly. it is good that they met, and a good sign that positive things were said about the meeting, but i think we still have a long way to go before any of us should be feeling comfortable with the situation, certainly before any of us should be feeling optimistic. they have to agree a deal, there has been no agreement on work requirements and other programmes. no agreement on reform. although it seems that democrats may be getting more comfortable with the idea of spending cuts, there is no agreement on the specifics of what the spending cuts

[laughter] >> like long john silver in robert louis stevenson's treasure island, or looked like the handsome fit errol flynn in the movie captain blood, where more recently, walked, talked and wore eyeshadow, like jack sparrow in the movies pirates of the caribbean. looking at the every day artifacts recovered from the pirate ship, silver coins, pewter plates, a teapot with the shoulder blade of a pirate, pistols, cannons, navigational instruments, medical supplies and even a size 5 shoe, leg bone and silk stockings, i realized these mythological figures were ordinary men. the legend of captain samuel bellamy and his love interest maria howard told me pirates had connections on land. and as i was researching my dissertation turned previous book, the pirate next door, the untold story of 18th-century pirates, families and ities, i kept encountering evidence of this mysterious woman who seemed on the periphery of the story of the notorious captain kidd. even the influential and authoritative early sourcebook on pirates called a general history of the robberies and murders of the most notorious

and so adlai stevenson and general eisenhower were for election. he gave them access to the daily summary so that they could know what he was seeing and help them prepare and when the candidate becomes the president elect, they get the full president's daily brief, no different than the president. so robert byer as we continue our tour of cia museum, the cold war is in full swing. a lot of spy gadgets come out of that, don't they? there really was an iron curtain over the soviet bloc. and it was incredibly to get in there, get what we call is our assets, our sources of information to help us understand what was going on behind that soviet iron curtain. and so we needed disguises. we needed equipment that would help our assets get the information needed. things like, the microdot camera that would basically take a picture of a document and shrink it down to the size of a dot. these are the types of things that we would give to our assets in order to collect that information and you've got on display here a can and a miniature book. what are we looki

shery: reed stevenson joining us from tokyo.ings, tune into bloomberg radio to hear more from the days biggest newsmakers. it in-depth analysis from the team there, broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. much more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ all shery: bonus likely to follow two different paths. whether compensation goes up or down is likely to hinge on whether you are working at a global bank or a regional one. su keenan joins us. regional banks are in a lot of pain. su: not a great place to be. baker banks, bigger bonus. we talked with alec johnson with the con -- consulting firm. he calls it a case of the haves and have-nots. with bankers at regional u.s. lenders hurt by small bonus pools while year end bonus pools at larger firms expected to rise by double digits. we were looking at what is ahead at a global banking giant. bank bonuses are poised to jump as much as 20%. structural -- struggling u.s. regional bonuses could fall by the same amount. as you know, a lot of these smaller banks saw their stocks take hu

let's get to reed stevenson joining us from tokyo.is really all about there not being enough, i guess, resources for an electric vehicle world? >> not just resources but really a matter of strategy. what toyota has emphasized and now the rest of japan's automakers are saying is that in order to reach a carbon neutral future, you need a variety of methods from hybrids, which is a well-established existing technology to battery based tv is to even hydrogen -- tv's to hydrogen. the battery based market has exported, tesla in the u.s., a weighty in china, accelerating that trend -- transition into that electric vehicles. and toyota and other automakers are feeling the pressure for not having viable or mass-market battery based vehicles to compete against the likes of tesla and byd. and so what you're hearing a lot of as we saw over the weekend on the sidelines of the g7 is this argument you need a multipath approach to the future and the answer to that we are not going to get until five or 10 years as to whether that was in fact the right

together as of action that somebody vandalized one of its brand-new posters on seventh street and stevenson. not far from the federal building. >> while we were installing, things felt unsafe for our team and we witnessed a lot of aggressive behavior starting to tumble up we are not surprised that location was defaced. i think it is very telling that that corner has become very hard to manage. >> most of the space for the ads were donated and they will run through the end of june. >>> the story is scary. the brazen robbery attempt in oakland ended with a toddler getting hit by a bullet in shrapnel . men were trying to wrap the toddlers nanny. betty yu talked to him man who heard the shots . >> reporter: residents say they are used to dealing with some property crimes like stolen catalytic converters and break-ins but not violent like this . in a stroller and the crime scene. a different left by a bullet in the sidewalk. evidence in a brazen armed robbery investigation and oakland's tressel glen neighborhood. a quiet residential community. >> i guess the guy hit the ground. i did not see it.

was at the rsc all those years ago, the royal shakespeare company, i remember meeting withjuliet stevensonthey were young then as well, but i was so young, i thought what are they talking about. and i totally did not understand that then because i have got my whole career ahead of me and there will be loads and loads of roles, but certainly when i did turned 40, i thought, i get what they were talking about.— talking about. there is another intri . uinu talking about. there is another intriguing discussion _ talking about. there is another intriguing discussion right - talking about. there is another intriguing discussion right now| intriguing discussion right now that seems to be potentially restricts the kinds of roles actors can do, that is the one about in the word is used authenticity. to be very simplistic about it it boils down to the idea that for example if you are playing a 93v example if you are playing a gay character, you really ought to have a gay actor doing that to have a gay actor doing that to give extra meaning and insight they can bring, and whether it might be a disabl

i thought all pirates had a pet parrot parrot like long john silver in robert louis stevenson, treasure island. or it looked like the handsome and fit. errol flynn in the 1935 movie captain blood or recently walked talked and wore eyeshadow like jack sparrow in the movies pirates of the caribbean caribbean. looking at the everyday arctic artifacts recovered from the pirate ship silver coins, cutlery, pewter plates, a teapot, the shoulder blade of a pirate pistols, canon navigation instruments, medical supplies and even a size five shoe a leg and silk stocking. i realized these mythological figures were mere ordinary men. the legend of the captain samuel bellamy and his love interest, maria hallett told me that pirates had connections only and they had families, community links that don't think much about. as i was researching my dissertation turn previous book, the pirate next door the untold story of 18th century pirates wives, families and communities. i kept encountering evidence of this mysterious woman who seemed, oddly, on the periphery, thstory of the notorious captain kidd. even