tina didn't call.best friend does an about has second thoughts. kobi laker goes undercover! >> i protected you. i basically made you look like a saint. >> reporter: and the new girlfriend is about to see this case in a whole new light. >> i put the video tape in and i said, "oh my gosh what is this?" ♪ >> reporter: to detective sean ♪ >> reporter: to detective sean murphy, it sounded more than suspicious. eric bechler taking up with a gorgeous redhead just three months after his wife was lost at sea. but murphy didn't have much more than a gnawing in his gut until his phone rang. >> we got a call from -- kobi's lawyer said he wanted to arrange an interview again with kobi. >> reporter: kobi laker, eric's best friend and volleyball buddy, he'd told sheriff's detectives the bechler marriage was great. now he had a different story. >> eric's told me on several occasions that he was sick and tired of his wife. he would tell me that he just couldn't take it anymore. he was tired of it. >> reporter: about se

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tina: i did.nis: sidelined by her husband, tina began to make and sell a collection of all-natural protein snacks. tina: i just started throwing some stuff together, see how it tasted. -lemonis: they taste good. -tina: [ chuckles ] lemonis: i saw a lot of potential in tina and her snacks, and i also saw incredible passion in michael. michael: chest up. attaboy. nice, high thighs! lemonis: so, i decided to make two deals with the senas -- $50,000 for a 50% stake in tina's protein snacks... tina: thank you. lemonis: ...and $250,000 for a 75% interest in pro-fit. but michael resented his wife's new business venture. michael: when we met a long time ago, we said we would do everything together. me sitting out here like i'm some chooch. tina: i've done a lot of [bleep] for you. -michael: you talk too much. -tina: this is -- no. lemonis: and i decided i could no longer trust him with my investment. you're off distracted looking at somebody else's business. the deal's off. it was the wake-up call that mi

tina -- tina fey. tina and i are playing a big new game called "what's behind me?" oohh. >> jimmy: it's gonna be good. plus, from "solo: a star wars story" paul bettany is stopping by. and -- [ cheers and applause ] we have music by one of my favorites. oh man, look at this vinyl. red vinyl. >> steve: oohh red. >> jimmy: oh la la, sasson. my pal courtney barnett is here you guys. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] oh! >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: here. >> jimmy: i love courtney barnett. guys, it is time for "tonight show" hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtags hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: hey, we do this thing every week where i send out a a hashtag and we ask you guys to respond to that topic. so, since the royal wedding is this saturday, i sent out a a hashtag called #weddingfail. and i asked you guys to send us funny or embarrassing stories that happened at a wedding. within 30 minutes, it was a a trending topic in the u.s. so thank you for playing along, everyone. i appreciate that. [ cheers and applause ] now i thought i would share some of me favor

tina: we're hearing different things. think if you look at the speculative position and trader reports, what we have seen is a hell of a lot of people who have been long in the market, so much that it starts to look like a short-term bearish indicator. you run out of other folks who can still bet on long oil. if you look beyond the front month, you see a lot of weakness, especially in brent. wti and brent have been flirting with the hundred day moving average -- 100 day moving average. falling below it. brent has settled below, and wti may well do so today depending on what happens. alix: if you had a longer-term bullish view, but if you look at what oil equities have done versus the oil price, they have not had the same kind of moves as oil. whether you are looking at services, emts, integrated, mlps. what sector holds the most value if we see the rating to the upside? john: so in 2019, we think international oilfield spending is going to be up massively. global spending should be up 10% to 15% next year. now, the u.s.,

joining us from anchorage is tina pidgeon, senior vice president and general counsel of a company called gci. what is gci? >> gci has a telecommunications and technology company that serves statewide in alaska and we've been serving the state since the late 70s and we are founded on the principles of using innovation and competition to deliver services as broadly and deeply as possible throughout alaska. >> who are ron duncan and bob rall and what was their vision when they started? >> ron duncan who is also our current ceo and bob wolf are the founders of the company and ron and bob had a vision that they could deliver better services to alaska by investing in theology and time and this is the late 70s , so long distance services that customers experience, especially in rural alaska were very expensive and not a particularly high quality. they believe they could improve the service and deliver rural alaska in a much better experience and eventually her statewide they are literally the original entrepreneurs, two guys in a garage with a great idea making a difference for the people inves

. >> this is brooke's real sister brittany and her mom, tina. >> very very girly. loved doing lair and stuff like that. she was just a girly girl. >> little southern bell? >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >> yes. >> the little southern bell grew into a beautiful young woman, sometimes blond, sometimes brunette. brooke always drew people into her lovely orbit. >> very spontaneous. hilarious, the life of the party and can make friends with in a minute. >> dina renÉ was one of them. >> she would come over to my house and say we're going to hang out and have fun. >> and that meant football at tennessee. the strip is completely packed. there are ball fans everywhere. it is so much fun. lots of cooking out, lots and lots of fun. >> lots and lots of orange. >> lots of orange. >> was this something that brooke looked forward to. >> oh yeah. >> on saturday. >> all of us at that age. you wanted to get your orange and white outfits and figure out where were going to be. >> october 15th, 2011 started out as one of those fun days. the -- was taken on louisiana state and brooke was tailgat

. >> host: tina, what are some of the innovations that gci has come up with? >> guest: we had to be innovative in terms of meeting the challenges that provide service in alaska really brings to us. most recently, overcoming those challenges has been necessary to deliver both broadband and wireless services as deeply and broadly throughout the state as he possibly could. i have examples in both of those areas. on the bottom inside, in alaska we have a low population only about 700,000 people who live in an area that is twice the size of the state of texas. to reach this communities there is space, not necessarily between individual people, which you often see in rural american in the lower 48, as we called the continental united states, but there are communities dispersed where the people are located close together but there's distance between the communities. to deliver a viable broadband service we have had to innovate to be able to essentially bring communication as much as we can from the sky off the satellites and onto the ground for future services to con

here mr tina meets with gem dealers who offer him stones from several mines. spin ells up on marines and terminate he checks them all and negotiates prices but only after we've turned off our camera. at math and it's harder now than ever some mines have been picked clean so we have to find new sites and the government always wants more money markets almost impossible to get obama out of you know without that's from. downtown advanced through the mining business is more difficult now sat there a few stones used to be up to find them ten meters down now it's twenty one f. and you have to go further into the bush to the devil is going to love still all three men hope that their children will still be able to make a living in the gem trade amid this. awful this is the city's largest gemstone market just about everything that madagascar has to offer is on sale here. and. this year tina arrives at the market with the quartz crystal he was working on his family rents a small stone here tina is troubled by recent developments in madagascar as gemstone business. has fa

tina, and orderly selloff. orderly selloff. coming up, why gold is not the safe haven that you are looking for. prices down 11% there. as we get to break, what led to sell off this week? copper, tin, led, nickel. will break down the anatomy of the base metal selloff. ♪ alix: this is bloomberg commodities edge. time for the data dig. first up, the oil inventory numbers. two highlights. to below 25 stocks million barrels for the first time since 2014. overall u.s. production hit 11 million barrels of oil for the first time ever. it was the chart that shook the markets, historical spread between a dollar this -- index and the commodity market. the inverse correlation is negative .35. the dollar keeps rallying. part of a cause of turmoil and selloff that we saw this week. trump strikes again. the administration has opened an investigation into uranium to see if imports threaten national security. reactors in the u.s. get the majority of that from canada, and australia. u.s. aluminum tariffs also take a bite out of -- the company lo

. >> tina. she's gay! these signs at his concert, styles stopped the show to help a young fan named grace come out to her mother tina on video. tina was overshowed and embraced her daughter with love encould you remembering her to be wh. the face of a mom who is so proud. it is such a big deal to have that moment, even more so with harry styles one of his song? i'm hip. i'm with the young . i know what's going on. >> thanks for waking up with us. your n>>ew >>> well, good morning to you. it's thursday. a lot of people call it friday eve. taking a live l san jose this morning as we get started with our day. thanks for starting your morning with us here on today in the bay. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at the forecast. >> it starts out with mild temperatures again as you get ready to head out. mostly low 60s in the south bay and sgiflts elsewhere around the bay area. let's check out the hot temperatures of martinez today. it won't be as hot as it's been. 65 degrees at 8:00. at

>> tina got anc corporal joey.en gone for a full year but he got a ten-day leave and he wanted to surprise tina. >> don't have a heart attack, please. >> you are going to give me a heart attack. >> tina is a friend of the family. she works for joey's grandfather. here's the thing. at one point in his life, joey was the youngest serving marine in the u.s. he joined two days after he turned 17 years old. now he's a lance corporal and now he's storming the beaches of connecticut to say surprise to his family. >>> the guys have an important question. when are you going to go fishing? why stay on a fishing boat when you could do it on a unicorn or an inflatable dumbo. >> generally it's more stable on the boat. >> yeah, but this is more fun. they call it the dumbo challenge. head out to open water, inflate them. there is one other thing. >> there are sharks out here. >> they mount up. smoothly. ♪ >> what's he doing to that elephant? >> my gosh, it would be insane if on one of these things they catch a massive fish. >> ke

pidgeon,s is tina senior counsel of a company called gci. what is gci? is aidgeon: telecommunications and technology company that serves statewide in alaska. -- wen serving the state have been serving the state since the late 1970's and we focus on delivering services as broadly and deeply as possible. started,w did they get and what was the vision when they got started? ms. pidgeon: ron duncan, who is ceo, and bobent wolf are the founders of the company. ron and bob had a vision that they could deliver better services to alaska by investing in technology, and at that time -- and this is the late 1970's, thatng distance services customers experienced, especially in rural alaska, where very expensive and not of particularly high quality -- were very expensive and not a particularly high quality. they believed they could deliver rural alaskans a much better experience and eventually serves statewide. they are literally the original entrepreneurs, two guys at a garage with a great idea, making a difference for the people. is now the largest telecommunicatio

stone here tina is troubled by recent developments in madagascar as gemstone business. development has some new one on the flop and if you've got too many players involved in the market nothing works we pay our taxes and the government should take that into account. so those are if foreigners come here to buy stern it's up here and they should do just that and not exploited our resources and it's all mines should stay in our hands. back in the forest reserve our truck. news we slept pretty well in our tents overnight and now we're back on the trail this part of the journey is especially difficult mostly because of the mud and. although we don't see them we hear the song of the lemurs. this species of lemur called the indri is unique to the forests of eastern med a gas car their habitat is seriously threatened by the illegal mining. three hours later we finally reach a small settlement one of many illegal mining villages in the reserve. was one of the residents has some chickens for sale we buy several for dinner after hiking almost thirty kilometers uphill downhill and

tina: we have an extraordinary community of vendors.l of our food is from north america, though there are organic olive oils from italy and organic pasta. we have products from all over. in theveloped them so beauty and personal care area, a lot of those are formulations that we are in the lab doing. our food scientists are working with the various manufacturers and in some cases, if her sugar,ng organic brown there's not a lot of codevelopment there because that's not a special formula, that's just pure brown sugar. compared to the japanese home goods store which has been a sensation. what are your plans for international expansion and does that come now or later? tina: i would say comes later, but with our muses from around the world that really inspire us, we are building a global brand, and more importantly, a global movement. tina sharkey, thank you so much for stopping by. great to have you. coming up, we get back to the story of the moment, apple earnings. tariffs risk said unintended consequences. he said none of apple's product

tina: correct. ceo at exxon and he has overseen a pretty for performance -- pretty poor performance by the company. he has been forthright about not necessarily trying to buy shareholder approval. he is not looking to do share buybacks. they are being very straight on that. but he is suffering as a result, and you see that today, as you mentioned. exxon is down, but chevron is up. chevron announced a share buyback. they able to capitalize on prices being 50% higher than they were a year ago? tina: both companies have reported upstream earnings from their business units. so that is what has been happening. with exxon, a lot of units went down. they suffered a huge earthquake and pop in new guinea -- in pop new guinea, -- papa which hurt their production. so chevron shares are barely up here today to, 2%, and exxon shares are barely down. meanwhile, you have crude values up more than 13%. why is it not more correlated to the price of big oil, the big oil company earnings and share prices? tina: exxon,

tina, what's your view of washington now that your little further away?m glad my experience went along the path that it did which was to have the opportunity to work and experience washington d.c. and take that experience back here to the company. over the i would say participants change in players changed easy by what i see in the telecommunications basis that the important thing is to continue to have conversations an open mind and the public interest at the forefront, i think it has served me and this company well and as always it means that i enjoy getting to washington d.c. in advancing the business of bringing broadband services as deeply throughout the state as possible. there's a shared mission there anything navigating between anchorage and alaska and washington d.c. is not that hard when you keep that in mind. >> john malone, a well-known name intelligent vacations recently purchased gci. has that changed your mission is mark. >> no it hasn't. for us, this is really in a way of full circle transaction. mr. malone, doctor malone was an early part

a heart attack, please. >> you are going to give me a heart attack. >> tina is a friend of the family. she works for grandfather. at one the point in his life, j joey was the youngest serving marine in the u.s. he joined two days after he turned 17 years old. now' storming the beaches of connecticut for a surprise to his family. >> all right. >>> what do we know about flying? >> it's wonderful if it's done right. >> the landings are difficult. >> there you go, if it's on "right this minute" we know that we're usually looking for the landings because this guy in japan made the takeoff look easy. little valley nestled between the mount attendanains down the. eventually he has to land. he starts swinging back and forth, getting a little too low. oh, whoa. >> and somehow manages to stuff is it right in that small little gutter there. according to the poster it says he came in with a little too much speed and just did turn quite at the right moment. >> we saw that. >>> now toning gland england where we have a glider. you can see the wing whipping in the wind and now when the camera pulls b

joining me now is tina davis. tina, good to see you. we have more headlines on trade.hen you talk about the rising dollar, you cannot always have a rising dollar and rising commodity prices people we have seen that throughout history. if you see little bit of weakness in the dollar, you see a little bit of recovery. we are seeing a little bit of a comeback and what has been a rather missable quarter for metals. that's rather miserable quarter for metals. can we call it enough? back.volatility has come kind of a cross commodities wears equities markets have been relatively calm. commodities are the exact opposite. if you look at some of the technical indicators across commodities, you see bearish signals. jason: tina, when you look at the earnings and the commentary you have heard from executives on conference calls and digging into the numbers, what does that tell you the near-term? tina: it depends on the commodity. if you look at the oil space, we saw returns from stronger j and baker hughes. all the action is good to be in north america, focusing on shale. is saying

. >> seth: and this is -- obviously your second show you've worked with tina fey and robertarlock.ngs with no expectations that you as an actor will actually have to do them? >> well, first of all i'm going to say it's going to be very, very bittersweet for the show to end because tina -- my relationship with tina fey is mysuccessful and longest lasting relationship in my life. >> seth: iedean, it's inle. it's incredible. two shows and two great characters. >> yeah, it's been amazing. i'm going to miss it terribly, especially the whacky of players we have with tituss and ellie and carol kane. we are allery close and i'm going to miss the, sort of wacky fun that we have there. but i have noticed sometimes they put things in the script that i, because i take their writing so seriously, i just think i'm expected to do whatever they put there. and there was an episode of "30 rock" where they wrote -- wg wereing over the same the guy, liz lemon and jenna.po it was sd to be like that movie thing where you go "oh" and then put your araround your date, your supposed date. so they said, "we

for more i'm joined by tina chin, former staff for michelle obama.ee you, tina. >> good to be here, chris. >> michelle has been low key. we haven't seen a lot of her. why this, why now? >> she really cares about what's happening in our electorate. at the last midterms, only one-third of eligible voters actually voted in the midterm elections. and that's not how a democracy works. so getting out there and making sure that people are registered, that they then get out and vote, that they know what their rights are as a voter and they know what their responsibility is. it's something she cares deeply about. >> the numbers are actually pretty astonishing when you look at the last three presidential elections. so, you've got in 2008, which is when your good friend ran for the first time. 51% of millennials compared to almost 64% of the overall population. the numbers are similar 2012. 2016 was 46% to 61%. let's say you're out there, you're successful, you have a lot of people registered. what's to say they're going to go to the polls? >> that's why our ef

we all sat in the room, clearly it's tina fey that should succeed me. we all knew, yep.l knew tina was the sharpest, strongest writer coming up. >> research is being conducted on the world's first contraception patch for women. the patch is approximately 3 inches in diameter and reads "get off me." >> once she became head writer, she was in a position to advocate for the other women on the staff. she would kind of explain to men, you know, why something was funny. >> introducing kotex classic. >> this is the original. i love the bell. it's so complicated. >> i think women really have the market cornered on irony, because we're subject to so much bull [ bleep ]. >> i think what bothers me the most is people who say that hillary is a bitch. let me say something about that. yeah, she is. and so am i. and so is this one. >> yeah, deal with it! >> you know what, bitches get stuff done! >> and all of a sudden, badass women were the force of that show. >> oh, my god! >> what am i? the police or something. i say, smoke 'em if you got 'em. >> do you love nice presents? do you?! >

peter: prior to joining gci as general counsel and senior vice president, tina pidgeon was manager of regulatory affairs for that company. what is your view of washington now that you are a little further away? ms. pidgeon: i'm glad my experience went along the path they did, which was to have the opportunity to work and experience washington, d.c., and being able to take that experience back here to the company here in anchorage, and over time, i would say, obviously, participants change, players change in d.c., but when i see especially in the telecommunications space is that the important thing is to continue to have conversations, an open mind, and keep the public interest at the forefront. i think no matter what the changes, navigating with those things in mind has really, i think, served me and this company well, and it always means i enjoy getting to washington, d.c., and we can get a lot done in advancing the business of bringing broadband services as deeply throughout the state as possible. there's a shared mission there, and i think navigating between anchorage and alaska an

s john --s to titan' and bloomberg's tina davis.ing up, why gold isn't the safe haven you are looking for. prices are down 11% since the january high. what led to selloffs this week? industrial metals, big moves. nickel.tin, lead, and nickel is the big underperformer off by 6%. we will break down the anatomy of the base metal selloff. this is bloomberg commodity ies edge. ♪ ♪ alix: i'm alix steel. this is bloomberg "commodities edge." it's time now for the data dig. we delve deep into the market trends of the week. first up, the oil inventory numbers. two highlights. one, pushing stocks in padd two were below 25 million barrels for the first time since 2014. plus, overall u.s. production hit 11 million barrels of oil a day for the first time ever. then it was the chart that shook the market. the historical spread between the dollar index and the bloomberg commodity index. take a look at the hundred day inverse correlation is -.35. the inverse correlations, so the dollar keeps rallying the commodities keep falling. part of what cause

this is john poor old ruts in a revival also known as new through tina he runs a gemstone cutting shop enunciator back the business has been in his family for two generations. the area around the city is known for what used to be called semi precious stones although the distinction is no longer made. a high quality amethyst can be worth more than an inferior sapphire. here he's using a special machine to cut a piece of quartz that has a valuable inclusion trapped inside their own if i'm not on the ladder is part of my job is the competition. that's you and absolutely need high quality stones but lots of people are looking for them the. boss the mines around and say robbie dangerous problems with all those criminals hanging around you don't like it but you have to go to the mines because it's hard to get good jams anywhere else top. buys his rod gemstones from local dealers there are hardly any sapphires in this area. during the colonial era and syrah bay was popular with french people today the city is. an important economic center. but poverty is widespread. here mr tino meets with ge

. >> reporter: she was tina turner in "what's love got to do with it." ♪ the queen of wakanda in "black." >> it is your time. >> reporter: and perhaps most iconic, torching her cheating husband's car in "waiting to exhale." angela bassett has been playing bad-ass women for more than 30 years. >> cathartic. everything was safe, but that fire is still hot. upon reading that i felt like there was such a freedom in her letting go, of her coming into herself, and that was the culmination of it. >> reporter: that scene resonating with women everywhere. becoming a viral gif on social media. have you seen this? >> oh. >> this is something everyone's texting around to say, all right, i'm done. i don't have to take this anymore. >> i love it. >> reporter: her star power has sustained in part because she's stayed true to herself. choosing roles that align with her values. >> as an actress, that's my purpose, to illuminate that human struggle. the strength of it, the vulnerability of it, the whole of it. that's what i'm attempting to do. with each character. >> reporter: now she's erika sloe. >> th

and even got greedy i was hoping for extra time at one point but we still seven goals friends and tina three days into a messy didn't play a big role and this was a first of all let's just bring the action. thank you. thank you if. the the thank you thank you thank you. thank you i am. thank you. thank. you. deafening the right time on good time to be an auction team fan and but today we saw not a superstar because we all were you knew that he was very very special but then we saw someone break into the biggest stage of all the world cup stage and met pop and scored two goals and the penalty the first goal was committed against him let's hear what he said after the game. it's flattering to become the second of the pele of course of the level but it's good to join that let's just play is all the best players are at the world cup and this is a chance to show what we can do and all skill just so we already knew that and pay like you said it is a start. but he's now proved it is he now. the most expensive player in the world given that he's nineteen is in it's high feature had it on his pr

messi and i didn't tina go on to all of the final not to be of course i'm joined by mariano and enzo who've come from los angeles but of course supporting tina tell us a little bit about the totem and so far what your experience is be fantastic great they're great people in russia they treat us very well. but unfortunately outside even make it but we'll we'll we'll go for the for the second best for us which is why we're no no you've been watching this with the old man and you have to keep him in line at times. yeah i my dad has quite a loud mouth but i'm really just happy to be. messi he's not going to be lifting the famous trophy this time around teen of going home empty handed you guys don't have to go home empty handed if you do so honest to see it for me i will pull we think having it because the key field contests throughout the tournament i can tell you that the english fans i think the highest they go is around sixteen the panamanian funds that a win is so far i couldn't even count how many would do it for. the ball is. four five six seven eight nine ten eleven twelve thirtee

use of humans as a bus that goes to i tina and no food freedom post. climate change for. the bush to legoland. isn't it time for good. to go at africa people and projects that are changing the environment for the better just to make a difference people would come. along d w. earth. lead home to use of species. worth saving. given those are big changes and must start with small steps but global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. but news that comes from the good news to clean energy solutions and for station. crew to interactive content teaching the next generation about why the took such action. mumsy channels available to people to take action. and more determined to build something here for the next generation the idea is for the environment series of global three thousand on t.w. and all mine.

if you mention this as a bus that goes to i tina and no. earth. or saving google o.g.'s tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas to protect the climate and boost green energy solutions by global warming do you know it's been a series of global three thousand on g.w. and online. from people make fun about their own social economic and political problems. in mozambique we say that you asked last so you don't write it's how people call we think they liberal. as a journalist i think i'll just focus in that by answer to my fellow question that. i lack just half my day by checking out all those jobs finding out what people are talking about what is moving them. my father taught me how to ask uncomfortable questions about my country and about books that is what i keep doing to the state my name is fadi stuff and i work at good opportunity.

have been saying it is and i don't really have any doubt about that now if we go back to marina maria tina well i think we've already talked about how the fact that the collusion allegation has collapsed in connection with the central hacking allegation and it seems that any russian now who is any contact with people of any importance in the united states is now at risk of being dragged into this thing and if i can just go back to two things that were said before. one i think by yourself about pressure important people to talk and say things a judge i think his name was judge ellis actually said that he said directly to the f.b.i. and the justice department in the manner for case you're really interested in manner for you're trying to pressure man a fort so you can get it trump and he didn't really deny it so that is exactly that the agenda that's been followed here it was followed with michael flynn also donald trump's former national security advisor and it seems to me there's a real risk that that might happen and of course in terms of. and the allegations against the idea that the nati

. >> don't buy >> how about tina in tennessee, tina >> caller: hi, jim >> hi, tina. >> caller: thanksr passion humor and integrity. >> thank you. >> caller: my stock is itw, buy, sell or hold >> my charitable trust owns it it's rather interesting. this is a company that is doing quite well while the stock is doing poorly with an absolutely terrible chart, reports next week i got to tell you, my charitable trust is not wavering. we'd like to be able to buy some in the 120s, 130s. but i think he should come on and talking about why business isn't as bad as the stock indicates. harlan in washington, harlan >> caller: hey, im what do we do now with opko? >> it's coming back. we know dr. frost never sold any stock and the stock is low i have no thesis to recommend the stock without dr. frost coming on here and telling us. and that, ladies and gentlemen, the conclusion of the "lightning round" [ buzzer ] >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you b

discusses native american and native alaskan issues osm en that the che -- on "the communicators," tina p pigeon talks about how the company makes broadband possible for small villages across tundras, glaciers and mountains. then christopher detrick on providing health care through teled me san antonio remote communities in alaska. then on book tv saturday at noon eastern, the clmbings span cities tour explores the alaska literary and historical scene with dermot cole, author of "amazing pipeline stories," the president of the heritage institute with her book on alaska nate is, and stan jones, author and former "anchorage daily news" reporter on the 1989 exxon valdez oil spill. sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on afterwords, author mark adams talk bts about his book, "tip of the iceberg," his experience retracing an 1899 expedition of scientists, artists, and writers up the alaskan coast. on american history tv on c-span 3. the c-span cities tour visits the alaska state capital, the alaska native heritage center and we'll take a look at preparing seafood for market from alaska glacier seafoo

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good morning, welcome to breakfast withjohn maguire and tina daheley. our headlines today: no deal, no divorce payment — the new brexit secretary dominic raab sends a message to the eu. time to get tough on fur — calls for a total ban after shops are found selling real fur labelled as fake. a beaming birthday smile — a new photo of prince george is released as the third in line to the throne turns five. in sport, the final day of the open championship is set to be a cracker. tiger woods is on the charge at carnoustie whilst reigning champion jordan spieth is tied for the lead. and transforming lives through sport — 50 years since it was first founded, we're in chicago for a celebration of the special olympics. good morning. despite a lot of cloud in the sky today, it should for most of us be dry, warm, humid, infact temperatures on the up and they still look set to exceed 30 celsius for much of next week in the south. 0r detail for you for much of next week in the south. 0r detailfor you in for much of next week in the south. 0r detail for you in around

. >> him tina gardani. i've been flying with air india the last 10 years. >> president cohen: thank you. >> i can answer your questions. >> president cohen: what are your thoughts around the medical fitness standard that the dgca has laid out? >> the dgca standard was a little stringent, but air india negotiated with dgca and got us better standards. today for a female, the b.m.i. limit is 29. for the male, 30. >> president cohen: you understand the reason we're here today, colleagues, to give you background, there were accusations that air india discriminated against their flight crew particularly women that were over the -- a certain weight. and so, you know, we were uncomfortable with some of the allegations and we had agreed that we would not take action until we heard from air india. thank you for flying in to be with us. are you also from new york? >> no. i'm from mumbai and just flown in to attend this meeting. >> president cohen: welcome to san francisco. >> thank you very much, ma'am. >> president

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