she is addressed as man from catherine tate's comedy show, proving that evenif tate's comedy show, provingbe have a sense of humour. do you like this picture is? they look dreadful. i do not think she is trying to be. i did not recognise her sol she is trying to be. i did not recognise her so i had to look at the caption to work out who it was but 0k, the caption to work out who it was but ok, if that is how she wants to celebrate her 25th birthday, k. do you use these apps that make your face do different things? no but you do like the rich list. many thanks. that visit the papers this hour. they will both be back with me at half past 11 for another look at the stories making the news tomorrow in the papers. coming up next, the film review with jane hill. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this and new releases it's mark kermode. this is a mixed bag this week. we have mindhorn, in which an 80s tv detective plays it for real. we have harmonium, a cannes prizewinner. and jamie foxx in the thriller sleepless. mindhorn, i'm smiling before i start. i loved ber

among the patients is this 72-year-old eight tated. the mother of 12 lives two hours boat ride away on tonga's eastern island. she's accompanied by her son, a 47-year-old fisherman and her daughter-in-law. she has been a diabetic for 20 years and two other members of her family also suffer from the disease. a small boil on the heel of her foot has turned to sepsis. >> translator: the infection has gone up to here and the rest of the foot will be removed to get rid of it. >> the medical team is checking her [ speaking foreign language ] >> how are you feeling about your mom going into operation? >> translator: we have to remain strong for my mother. i don't want to lose her to this disease. but i'm happy and hopeful that today's treatment may free her from pain and give her some peace. >> you must love her very much, yes? >> translator: yes. >> this is another tragic victim of diabetes. the 60-year-old former teacher and nurse is limited to only 5% vision out of the corner of her left eye. she lives with her family in the countryside, a

kristen tate michael malice and julie banderas. as far as i can tell you are a white voter with a college degree. you can speak for some of these people who support has waned. >> i think there's definitely something to this poll. i've been a vocal trump supporter this past year and i've been. disappointed with the president. i'm not going to lie. the budget was an insult to every single trump supporter. he didn't cut spending at all. there was no funding for the wall. he didn't cut funding for pbs or planned parenthood. it's never going to get the support of the meteor collected the only thing he has left is his base and if he does not follow through on his promises he will lose support and he won't get reelected. kennedy: this isn't a traditional base. these are people that were unhappy and they went to the one part of the theater that wasn't on fire. now they are smelling smoke and he has to do something. forget about parties and actually fulfill some of these campaign promises many of which i disagree with. >> for many of us fir

goal for the islamic state campaign and would be the culmination of this long effort that the united tates launched against the islamic state. on the other hand issue the united states has close relationship with turkey and is dead set against this considers e turkey pkk, pg to be extension of oth labeled a terrorist group and exists -- it is rebel group that exists in turkey. calls with missy ryan. leo up next, an independent, good morning. hello, how you doing? rouse, trumpl as a trying to get the heat off of him as far as his involvement russia. i think that we need to learn see thisory, napoleon, fghanistan-iraq war will eventually bring this country i thought we had more intelligent american politicians and is country, but trump afghanistan, iraq, will bring the united states down to a sneeze. leo in florida, missy ryan, the caller bringing up russia, syria a place where is russian involvement, as well. today, s of your story how much coordination is there with russia when it comes to kurdish e arming the rebels there? guest: united states and russia aintain deconfliction line in syri

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number two -- leave that, we robert, what would you say to the callers that said the united tates withdraw their own recession and they were able to eep their commitments they made, 2% of budget on military spending? all, thatll, first of is easy. umber one we spent 4.4%, the last number i remember, whatever, on the defense budget. globalized, we look at our defense spending from a global scale, not regional scale. so, when they say that while we have this, we spend a lot more we truly are supporting the world, worthy our asian allies, we spend a lot there. if we didn't have to worry about the pacific at all, like europe, what would defense spending look like? it is ignorance of understanding that we look at ational security through globalized way and budget accordingly. that, noreans don't do do they have to. so that is the answer to that. spend se, we're going to more than everybody. number two, have you to take recession with a grain of salt. our $10 as they trillion dollar global economy we were worried about .hat going bankrupt they got hammered and we never even looked at that as a p

mountain top removal is going on in four different tates, it is very prevalent in southern west virginia and we got involved in the issue when to us after they had been to the full companies, politicians, had been to the state politicians, been to the federal politicians relief from what mountain top removal was doing the area.munities in mountain top removal is a type mining where they blast off something like 800 feet off to get of our mountains to thin seams of coal. an operative word there. at this very moment there, is a charleston ng on in here our allies colbert mountain watch are trying to get hearing about a permit for an expansion of mountain top emoval mine on coal river mountain. that type of mining detonates explosives. i mean, there was a big uproar that we dropped in afghanistan, the mother of all bombs, as there should be an over that. but that type of bombing is going on by coal companies on mountains in west virginia. annihilate does it our incredibly biodiverse is debris buries streams, something like 2000 miles of streams have been buried. these are biologically cruci

my question is, the united tates of america has pulled europe's fat out of the fire so to speak, world war i and ii, we defeated communists, why do the europeans think we should pay for the lastg when 0 years we've kept the world basically safe and this gentleman you have speaking, smug.eal i mean, i was in the service and shot off in vietnam, why in the world do europeans hink today we should have to pay for everything, put our country on the line when like said earlier, the baltic states that recently went are providingthey the bulk of the money and you fat europeans are sitting over fat living off the alliance. chance tos give you a respond. guest: sure. so again, you are right, there needs to be a sharing of burdens again, i think europeans would agree with this the his is decided at meeting yesterday to have a new commitment to increase european spending. i would make the point, over 000 europeans lost their lives in afghanistan fighting for the united states against al qaeda and actually the president in brussels unveiled 9/11 memorial, only time nato triggered collective defense

we say that today we are setting a new road map in the relationship between colombia and the united tates which are the concrete commitments? you were talking about the conflict, many funds are needed or that. they show up, many human rights violations there's plenty to be de. president trump: as well as a very, very serious oblem, we han'really seen a problem like that, i would say,r. president , in decades, in terms of they have kind of vionc that we're witnessg. the presiden was telling me, and i knew that venezuela was a very, very wealthy country, just about the wealthiest in your neck of the woods. an had tremendous streng in soany dierentay now it's -- it's poverty-stricken. people don't have eugh to eat pele have no food. ers great violence. we will whatever is necessary d we'll work together to do whatever is necessary to help with fixing that. and i'm really talking on a humanitarian level. when you look at the oil reserves they have, when you look at the potential wealth venezuela has, you have to wonder, why is that happening? how is that possible? but it's been unbelievably p

. >>> and new at 6:00, uc president janet napolitano will be in the hot seat after a tate audit found her office hid tens of million dollars. the audit reportedly found that the office of president accumulated secret reserves and then interfered with a previous audit. the head will face a panel of lawmakers on tuesday. she was pointed head of the university of california system four years ago and has been tasked with winning back the state's funding that was lost during the recession. >>> and now to our microclimate weather coverage. what a beautiful day out there, after seemingly endless rain for months, a weekend that we've enjoyed. a lot of sunshine, especially in sausalito where people head out to catch rays on the boat and the beaches too. how long will the beautiful weather last? rob mayeda is here with that answer. and we would be out in it if we weren't working. >> if you happen to have a couple more days off, the weather is accommodated for out door plans. for some it may get hot, especially as we head toward wednesday as temperatures could be ten to 15 degrees warmer than th

. >> this is equal tate live. >> in the immediate and long-term. when you think about this not only has he harmed relationships current you have to wonder what any other ally is going to think about in the future in terms of working with us. >> gloria the fact the white house put out a rebuttal statement from without key people at the state department knowing and basically rebutting facts not in dput different than what was being reported is interesting. >> right. they're scrambling and you know general mcmaster came out and specifically said that the post story as reported which are are two important words was inact if there is one tiny little mistake in it maybe it's inaccurate as reported. but the gist of the story it seems to be nobody has denied. and i think this goes to a larger question, anderson which is the question of the competency of the president. i think you hear a lot of people whispering about it here in washington and i think now they're starting to talk about it out loud. because if you have a president who doesn't know how to han

valley to the heartland that included a probability ohio congressman generally people were exas per tated by what the president is saying not. >> the bottom line about being a politicians it's not how many points you get elected by the impact on society. >> the president or actions was hard to avoid today. south bay congressman and ohio congressman tim ryan helped lead the summit occurred by the bay area institute p ryan pointed out public confidence in the president is crucial in so manilesses and issues his his view his constituents in the midwest is heading direction the public upon pls is in california heed stofd at the the president's assessment of comey in the interview. >> look he is a showboat grandstander. >> now he is investigating donald trump auchlds he is grandstanding time to get rid of him people aren't stupid. they pay attention they have common sense see what's happening. >> at that time he told me you are not under investigation. >> no one is saying it has to single out the president or be political. what we want is an independent bipartisan investigation into the interf

she turned 29 this year, dressed up as a catherine tate character.ts drama about the royal family which starts on bbc two this week called king charles iii. and also a picture of harry's girlfriend cheering him on at the polo yesterday, lots of the papers saying what does this mean for their relationship? has gone to the next level, she is out in public supporting him. i think she has just in public supporting him. i think she hasjust gone in public supporting him. i think she has just gone to watch her boyfriend play polo, hasn't she? maybe it means that things are getting very serious and there will be another royal wedding. you will not be a good headline writer, with that. she has just not be a good headline writer, with that. she hasjust gone not be a good headline writer, with that. she has just gone to watch the paula! the observer has news from the campaign trail for both the conservatives and labour. labour saying it will increase income tax for people earning at least £80,000 ifjeremy corbyn becomes prime minister. that could be the critici

we buy functionally cap tated h.m.o. policies for our indigent population. but every time we he want to make a change, every time we want to try something new to service our brothers and sisters in arizona, we have to march over to the federal government and get a waiver. we have to get permission from the federal government. well, here's my question to you. does a poor person -- as a matter of fact, anyone if you're in the individual market, medicare, medicaid, do you have the right to talk to your primary care physician on this? of course you do. do you have the right to wear the sensor on your body that helps you manage your high blood pressure? how about this contact lens that will be out probably next year that will actually sit in your eye and manage your blood glucose? no more punching your finger to check your blood sugars, blood glucose, it will be constantly talking to your phone, talking to your pump. if that keeps our brothers and sisters from crashing, it's great for all of us, it's great for society, it's great for them, it's great for health c

while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country we never forget... tateswould you rather-- i- fly or be invisible? fly. sure, you can't walk right into the ladies' locker room, but you can hover near the ceiling. - yeah, nope, i was gonna ask if you would rather everyone know that you have a wax figure of yourself or everyone think that you are trying to end your life. - neither, carol. - okay, good to know for next time. - hey, what did you do? - [muttering] i...i...i... - chuck, don't do this. there's so much to live for. h. chuck, do not pay attention to portia's emails. she thought greg and i were sleeping together, which is totally not true, but not unrealistic. - eww. what are you talking about? - your email. "they're not fooling anyone. greg and katie are totally boning." - ooh, that must've been my autocorrect. i meant to say "greg and katie are totally boring." [all murmuring] - okay, that makes sense. - now i get it. 'cause greg told all of us that he has no genitals. - i heard that. - i can prove this to you very eas-- - chuck locked the door to

there is a funny picture on the front page of adele where she is pretending to be this catherine tatehen she didn't like the taxes she was having to pay as her money went up. actually, again, how many handbags do you need, adele? jk rowling, £650 million, harry potter wizardry there. she still says she a socialist, interestingly. some people go down. sir philip greene, there's a name. and mike ashley of sports direct. there is a god! laughter it brings me onto another thing, david, there are a lot of people who are very wealthy who don't ever appear in this list. they make sure they don't talk to the researchers, or the researchers can't find out. there must be a lot of that about. there is. i disagree with you on this one. oh david, no! i'm not supporting them and good luck to some of them. i find it fascinating reading the magazine because it breaks it down into the arts, doctors, football, everything. journalists don't seem to appear in there! laughter we are more concerned about the labour story on the taxes, i think. concerned about the labour story on the taxes, ithink. let's co

the singer dressed as british comedian's katherine tate's character nan from her sketch show. >>> howe markets reacting to emoon newell macron's victory in the france election. landon dowdy is here to fill us in. >> good morning. stock futures pointing to a lower open on wall street after sunday's wildly anticipated win by emmanuel macron and the french presidential election. u.s. markets ending last week a bit higher than where they started and still trading in a narrow range. the nasdaq and s&p s&p closing at record highs on friday, telecoms, materials and energy stocks leading friday's gains and ibm the big drag on the dow after warren buffet told cnbc he was kigts his investment in the tech giant about a third. >>> talk of a mega merger between two of america's largest local tv station owners reuters reporting st. clair broadcast group to buy tribune media for almost $4 billion. a deal announcement could come as soon as today. this just weeks after a vote by the federal communications commission to ease some restrictions on tv mergers. >>> and lower prices at the pump as the cost

state department yesterday and you have a lot of concerned people about proposed one-third cut to the tateepartment and again, if you don't use diplomacy, asically you will rely on military force and to me, that is just really stupid. e should never lead with military force tshould never be our first option. this is how the budget is constructed, it is really a budget designed for a country go to war. it cuts diplomacy, it cuts everything and he wills spending.defense that is why it is dead on and al, both democrats republicans said they will not support this crazy budget. diplomacy, rms of the u.s. does so much around the world to make sure we don't have conflicts, the state department does amazing job and the way that the u.s. is situated in the world, when instability, it affects our country more than others and a big believer in diplomacy and the state department. home state of california, steve waiting, lieb for democrats. good morning. good morning, i would like to say hello to congressman district, i'm in his i'd like to tell him i think in doing a terrific job supporting us. and i

least that west midlands metro mayor, a crucial battle ground area, the west midlands full stops in tater would have opened to have taken. quite a blow not do. interesting we will see the big party leaders in their broader region today trying to capitalise and boost their support. we must be careful with the local elections not to read too much into the general elections. people vote on local issues, voter turnout is different. but with that caveat, the broad general thrust of the results suggested the conservatives are and are doing very well indeed, labour less well. although a small bit of hope for the liberal democrats. they share up significantly from where opinion polls have been suggesting they are. different from you get. 146, six sees defended, hundred and 46 seats lost. not good for them. interesting the ukip effect because i was talking to rob board of the university of manchester yesterday who has charted the ukip performance, the ups and downs over several years. he said there is evidence that the ukip the boat has switched for the conservatives. maybe not all of it, maybe h

columnistcago tribune clarence page on his recent pieces on crimes in the united ♪tates and the mediawo new candidates have emerged in the search for the next fbi director. ander deputy director former assistant attorney general chris ray were interviewed by president trump yesterday about the position. it's the washington journal for the last day of may. rural areas of the united states are experiencing more poverty, higher disease and divorce rates typically seen in largerb

of that political history of some of the distinguished individuals who served as senators from our .tate i might say we have had a bunch of them since we went into the union and 1792, and i think it is safe to say some were more significant than others, and obviously among the most significant was wendell ford. as a part of this effort, i want to thank a couple of professors from around our state. they helped on the research. today, as you know, the focus of my remarks is on wendell ford, one of the states most distinguished and enduring public servants. i would note that the senator's legacy continues to live today through the many ford center scholars in attendance today, and as clay pointed out, i got a chance to interact with earlier this year and to see again today. i am pleased that so many 's family havedell joined us today, including clay and his wife diane, their two .hildren also here are the senator's son steve and his wife sarah, the senator's daughter shirley and her husband bill, and the senator's brother reverend ford. i would also like to welcome neil ford, morgan ford, a

to john, karen, heather, tate, andrea, and the entire kelly family today 300 million american heartsu that we will always remember robert, and what he did for all of us. thank you, john. the quellkelly family represent military families across the country who carry the burden of freedom on their shoulders. secretary kelly is joined today by his son-in-law jake, a wounded warrior. and the secretary's son johnny will soon leave on his fifth deployment. it is because of families like yours that all of our families can live in safety and live in peace. to every gold star family who honors us with your presence, you lost sons and daughters, husbands and wives, mothers and fathers. they each had their own names, their own stories, their own beautiful dreams. but they were all angels sent to us by god, and they all share one title in common, and that is the title of hero. real heroes. so they were here only a brief time before god called them home. their legacy will endure forever. general douglas macarthur once said that the soldier who is called upon to offer and to give his life for his

tate the runners stopped at pier 35 to pick up their race packets or register in person. meechblt, just like last year, police are spreading the word that alcohol is strictly banned, along with floats and bags that are not clear, and anything with wheels. this year's theme is summer of love, to mark 50 years since the social movement began here in san francisco. >> we did some tie dyed shirts as well. >> reporter: here's the 7 1/2 mile course, be warned some streets and muni lines will be affected. b.a.r.t. and caltrans will will every hour. >>> stay with us, two men have an incredible connection, they both jumped off the golden gate bridge and survived. >> as i fell, all i wanted to do was reach back to the rail. but it was gone. >> a story of mistakes, survival and second chances. >>> and new at 6:00, democratic disagreement. the infighting some say could ov >>> here's another look at the subjects of today's breaking news, a 1-year-old boy who's believed to have been abducted by his father. jason lamb and his son were spotted yesterday on a svms camera. they're headed s

tate the runners stopped at pier 35 to pick up their race packets or register in person. meechblt, just like last year, police are spreading the word that alcohol is strictly banned, along with floats and bags that are not clear, and anything with wheels. this year's theme is summer of love, to mark 50 years since the social movement began here in san francisco. >> we did some tie dyed shirts as well. >> reporter: here's the 7 1/2 mile course, be warned some streets and muni lines will be affected. b.a.r.t. and caltrans will run every hour. >>> stay with us, two men have an incredible connection, they both jumped off the golden gate bridge and survived. >> as i fell, all i wanted to do was reach back to the rail. but it was gone. >> a story of mistakes, survival and second chances. >>> and new at 6:00, democratic disagreement. the infighting some say could ov food. water. internet we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. internet for one everyday simple

in 1998 and then you told me during a commercial break earlier, your last major league was against tatelins. if >> a.j.: i bookend of him, beginning of my career in the end of my career, that's a testament to him and all the managerial opportunity he's been given and the job he's done in order to stick around that long. >> a.j.: he's the one who forced her out of the game. >> a.j.: that's right, it's all his fault. >> kenny: the 1-2 two cervelli. two balls, to strike spread >> a.j.: unfamiliarity with d'arnaud the way he got that ball the way he looked at the glove. i did know exactly what that pitcher was going to do it so i'm a little bit surprised, i'm not sure that d'arnaud has ever caught. until you actually catch a guy in a game and a big situation, you don't know how the ball is going to move and how you're going to react to the way it moves. >> kenny: the to ever two. cervelli held off. >> a.j.: that page, same thing. he did know was a breaking ball or a curveball, he didn't know the break, he did know how much it was good to move. he moved his body a little bit more than normal

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. >> john kavich and the former president daal canned tate joins us on the ninth. the arguments for and against the healthcare. and over in go hundred -- and you have unity. you accomplish nothing major. they will pass this. democrats will be against it. the same way republicans did not vote for obamacare. when one party tries to jam through. it is not sustainable and creates chaos. >> governor kasich was here discussing the political climate as he does. in the book. >> two pass america. >> divided or united. >> it is a federal budget. includes 393 for the u.s. military and no money for the promised wall with mexico. >> he will pund it through the end of september. >> budget includes. >> 53 billion-dollars. and humanitarian programs. and $10 million for the california earthquake system and $100 for trade. and this is part the high-speed rail project. >> still ahead. >> this is unlicensed or untrained bouncers. >> i will be around 70% of them are not truly. fully licensed. >> it is what security experts call the biggest loophole used by club operators. and why it is

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a texas man, where most men are located, is suing his tate for the price of a movie ticket because shefilm, and when he asked her to quit it, she left him at the theater. here's brandon who's filed a claim for $17.31. [laughter] explaining his decision to sue. >> it's a principled action against a person who exhibited really insulting behavior towards me and towards everyone else. i am fully aware of the weirdness of this situation. [laughter] greg: so surprised that she left him. brandon the topic of our newest segment. that's not how it's supposed to be. i said i was the hero, and shia labeouf was going to be the jerk. we somehow changed the graphic without telling me? all right. i'm going to go to you first, tyro. [laughter] >> i made it, ma. about to get paid. go ahead, what'd you call me? greg: tyrus, hero or jerk? >> he's a hero. first of all, he's standing up for men everywhere who are on dates. when you're in a movie theater, the people you're with represent you. if she's texting and everyone sees it, people get upset. greg: that's true! she could get in a fight. >> the average

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thatded up as a headline angela merkel says the united ,tates cannot be considered what is the word shesed? a reliable ally, as we have thought about in the past. lionel: if you read the german and watch the tape, it is more nuanced. it is, to a group -- to a degree, this kind of language, but obviously, the thrust of the message was clear. it came after a pretty bruising encounter, both on a bilateral meeting between the european leaders and the president, and the speech that the president gave at the new nato headquarters, where he lectured the europeans for not spending enough. he also gave the germans a very hard time about their trade surplus. charlie: did he say, bad germans? evill: the word can mean or bad. we will go for bad. he didn't say that to chancellor merkel, he said that to the head of the commission. this is undiplomatic language. the most important thing is this. actually, and i will maybe some of little odd here, charlie, so there with me. what president trump was saying was not so different from what a succession of senior officials have said, both publicly and europ

robert tate was transferred to patrol.t's the same district where carl was killed. >> they didn't care. carl was just another young black kid in northeast dc didn't make any difference to them. he didn't matter. he wasn't worth much. well, he was worth a lot to us. >> reporter: carl rogers junior split his youth between northeast dc and prince george's county where he graduated from suitland >> typical teenager as he got older, he was interested in art. he would write poems and songs. he was the love of my life. because he was grandson. and i was lost after -- after he was gone. >> reporter: after high school, carl told his father he wanted to start his own business. he wanted to be a barber >> barbers make good money but if you're going to be a barber you can't rent a chair for your career >> the two decided they would invest in a shop and put the name out front. on march 27th, 1999, those dreams came to an end when carl was found shot to death inside his car at 45th and eaves place northeast. the 19-year-old was sitting

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delegation, on behalf of the government and the people of israel, we welcome you to the tate of israely god bless you, mr. president. may god bless israel, and may god bless the united states of america. [ applause ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> so president trump just minutes ago touched down in tel aviv on the second leg of his first overseas trip as president. he was met at the airport as you just saw by prime minister benjamin netanyahu, who apparently had to order reluctant cabinet members to attend this greeting. the president is now at the podium. >> we're going to listen to a few minutes of this and then get on with the news. here is the president. >> it is wonderful to be here in israel. president rivlin, mrs. rivlin, prime minister netanyahu, mrs. netanyahu. thank you very much. i am deeply grateful for your invitation and very, very honored to be with you. on my first trip overseas as president, i have come to the sacred and ancient land to reaffirm the unbreakable bond between the united states and the state of israel.

new details on a story we've been covering since the beginning of requested tate in the bay." several people under arrest after a car burglary leads to a shooting in gilroy. it all wrapped up to a home on irvin court and nbc bay area's bob redell has been covering the story since 4:30 this morning. here's what we know now, bob. >> gilroy police say they have arrested all the people involved in the shooting of a man who tried to stop them from breaking into a neighbor's car of the right now there are three men and one woman in custody. at least one of them is a jouf nile. this happened a little bit before 3:00 this morning based on conversations we've had with neighbors. a man looking here on hyde park wag walking early. getting ready for work and he called police are bicycles riding around the neighborhood and he then went back outside to confront two of the individuals who are breaking into the neighbor's truck across the street. that's when a third person shot him from behind in the back of his thigh with what we believe was a small caliber weapon, perhaps a 22. neighbors we

you're an miss tating what's going forward in the iphone. going back to josh's thoughts on the market cap, the price of the stock was around 133 at this point. that gives you a great point of reference to stay in this name, stay long and that's the move i think. >> this name and the other -- >> at a 790 billion market cap, 250 in cash give or take and i understand there's debt there. just arguably, it's like a third of the market cap is cash they can do things with. if not. continue to repurchase, maybe raise the dividend. in the meanwhile sh you have buffett this weekend talking about apple and google. he's referring to these as capital light investments. meaning they deserve a higher multiple because they are not as cash intensive as the types of businesses that berkshire has e invested in, where you need enormous amounts of capital just to an rate. he's b poining o these new businesses operating in a very different way. i know in it's crazy expensive. >> should we be scrutinizing the market maore than we are in ter of the leadership? it w