who's tom miller who's in charge of. the propulsion systems has done fantastic work on some of the engines so i think you know i could. go beyond. that. we're all about the stories that matter to. us. whatever it takes. to running. now.

who's tom miller who's in charge of. the propulsion systems is done trying to stick work on some of the engines i think you know i could. go beyond. that. we're all about the stories that matter to. us. whatever it takes. to running. you. know that w. made for mines. they are. willing. we love hearing me say oh it's make me safe and well and make small close still i'll wear a. good thing i'm a bad girl this thing oh my infidel they think. i'm a bad influence. of them but they're going to let on that i don't know it is forbidden for a couple who are not married to be together or not is a ruin isn't. the easiest. this is not our culture these instigators our islam goals. we will keep fighting i told there is justice in indonesia. god willing so. unfortunately indonesia is not immune from this global trend of pricing intolerance and yes there is a rising intolerance. going to. be on the mend. in. to the. enemy. without embark on an investigative journey through indonesia home to 270000000 people. more muslims live here than

iowa attorney general tom miller and a bipartisan group of ages from other states have now sent a letterorney general bill barr asking for an investigation into price-fixing, the l state attorneys general state of the four largest meat companies control more than 80% of u.s. beef and despite covid-19 problems, the price of beef is way too high especially when the price of cattle is very low. >> tucker: strange paradox. thanks for that report. it's making me hungry. nursing home residents face by far the greatest risk from dying of coronavirus. in new york, andrew cuomo's administration required nursing home facilities to readmit employees who had tested positive for the virus, which is demented and that policy may have helped drive the state's massive death toll. in the state of new york, 25% of all coronavirus deaths have been in long-term care facilities. the state updated to add 1700 more deaths to that total. charles is author of the book will resisting throwaway culture, he is one of the few intellectuals in this country who worries about people in long-term care and wee are glad th

tom clayton. the state called linda miller to testify. her phone and then tom deleted the number. you really connected the dots to get the police to this moment. >> well. >> she did good. >> you can call it good. >> reporter: he said he knew why tom wanted his wife dead. he called kelly's niece, molly, to the stand. >> hi told me a lot of stuff about their relationship. >> reporter: molly told the jury about the summer she worked for her uncle tom. >> he wasn't in love with her. kelly was lazy. and he told me about him trying to sleep with other women. and he was sleeping with other women. and he told me that, he was getting a divorce. he wanted to be done. >> reporter: the prosecutor told the jury this was tom's motive. he wanted to get rid of his wife but keep everything else. >> i think he was concerned that his wife, if they went through a divorce, she would get everything. >> reporter: the millers listened and wondered how they could be so wrong about their old friend, tom clayton. >> we didn't know until the trial of the affairs and

know people absolutely love it i'll pick his brain about that right after this on dennis miller plus one more tom puppet. you cannot be both with the yeah you're right. i am. a folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one we're joined by comedian tom papa also a great radio he's got a little garraway and him i find he works on many mediums and there's something about his contemplative nature that for me makes him very watchable very listenable and you know like it's wise and it also doesn't great there's not a lot of staccato to it you're doing great as the book and other reasons to stay alive tom i have met you recently in life or we've talked i met you at cherry years ago to get we don't know each other well but i'm wondering when to just start where to just start to tell me about your birth as a comedian. i started on. june 12th 1903 in the new york city i was i graduated college i always want to be a comic when i was a kid like 7th grade was when it i discovered that there was a such there was such a thing as comedians like grown ups who work comics you know willis and sue who's your let's ge

don't sweat the suppose a big stuff focus on the smaller more meaningful stuff tom papa right up to the sun dennis miller plus one. day folks welcome to dennis miller plus one the home edition been doing this for a couple months 9.

dennis miller here still at home and hope you're all well joining us next as a great comedian you know love this guy and tom papa i know usually is probably not to preach but you're going to love it here and this guy talking about what we might be missing in life and especially in these times how we have to pay attention to well don't sweat the suppose of big stuff focus on the smaller more meaningful stuff tom popper right up to the sun dennis miller plus one.

don't sweat the suppose a big stuff focus on the smaller more meaningful stuff tom papa right up to the sun dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to dennis miller plus.

don't sweat the suppose a big stuff focus on the smaller more meaningful stuff tom pop it right up to the sun dennis miller plus one. hey folks welcome to.

miller has this update from johannesburg. just as recent history illicitly has been complicated this it continues to be the case in that the coalition government in lawsuit too has wanted tom to bonnie out of office for some time now he has said that he would retire 1st at the end of july and now he has said at the end of may and now in the latest political move to try to get the prime minister out they've said that they have dissolved the coalition that he leads and that's the old bus route to a convention party it's led by that party they've dissolved there the stews may have dissolved the coalition which means the prime minister essentially is no longer prime minister until a new one is appointed but the speaker of parliament has said that time to bond he will remain as a caretaker prime minister until later this month in order for parliament really to get their ducks in a row to rights to king to get his advice and the way forward on what happens next and also proposing a potential new coalition to run the suit too so for the time being time to buy me is just hanging on by a thread in terms of that of the office of prime minister until later this month when it's likely

tom keene, jon ferro and lisa for more "bloomberg surveillance" broadcast on bloomberg radio and bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ on, we found new home sales unexpectedly increased in april in the u.s. matt millerith an economist and a gail -- and a yale professional. take a listen. >> this is when the pandemic was starting to bite in march. you might've excited to see more action than we are actually seeing in either way. but it looks fairly similar. you know, the increase, the monthly increase from february to march was about a half a percentage point. that is not annualized higher in previous months, but that is mostly seasonal. we normally start to see some as weses in march approach the summer months. surprising.etty is going to if it be a coronavirus impact, it has not happened yet. vonnie: we are getting new home sales that is a bit of a shock. i want to talk about narratives, professor schiller. the narratives that rule this marketplace. we have a huge divergence markets in theth real economy. the south markets continue to climb higher. what narrative is ruling the marketplace right now? robert: it is multiple marketplaces. story right now is cure for thist a thing coming. that peopleat