meeting a very dreiser's and afterwards who will decide whether such a meeting makes sense all the tudors have previously clashed on multiple occasions mrs merkel has been one of president putin's fiercest critics in this but that though in recent times the two leaders have been pushed closer together into a political marriage of convenience both have been affected by american economic tariffs russia has been hit by u.s. sanctions with more to come on the back of the novel shock scandal and merkel has been criticized by trump as being a russian captive because of gas supplies the latter will be a key topic with the north stream two pipeline project pushing ahead despite both criticism and controversy at last the ukraine which has been a saw a thorn in the side of russian german relations since twenty fourteen will also be discussed the implementation of the minsk accords and peacekeeping operations as well as leaders of the u.k. u.s. and france have come and gone chancellor merkel has remained a stalwart. she will take this opportunity to reinforce our position as a european leader mr put

a contemporary novel, and takes place mostly within the m25, is actually a kind of work—up for the tudor who won't lie down. the dead are on every page of that book, nattering away about all sorts of banal topics. and the whole theme of talking to the dead and being available to them, i was actually setting the schedule for my next 15 years of work, but i didn't know it at the time. which brings us very neatly to the mirror and the light, the eagerly anticipated final instalment in your thomas cromwell trilogy. so how is it going? it's going well. it's just suddenly taken a leap forward, and just last week i could email my editor and say, "since i emailed you last week, i have done 12,000 words, and they are good words." 12,000 words is nothing, but you suddenly think, "now, this project, it's pulling away from its moorings, you know?" it really wants to be written. and i think i'm probably entering into the most frenzied but also, in a way, the most pleasurable phase of the writing, where it seems to have taken charge and it's doing it itself. can you envisage a writing life beyond thom

as a copy host for tudor bars. this is something that my interest in the coffee business began when i was fifteen at small cafes in the eifel mountains in the i forget know. he they say went to new york to work as a creative director for luxury brands. that fast paced lifestyle is a far cry from what he does know. he used to attend advanced training courses for his work now he relies on other solutions it doesn't need him it's like anything on life or the you want to change the brakes in your car or try a new hairstyle there's always a you tube video to explain how to do it and this really has one really nice thing is that there are a lot of people here from different countries can talk like who are in close contact with jamaican coffee farmers in south americans from colombia and of course they always bring new expertise that we can benefit from. when you open both the coffee plantation on big island with his wife and young daughter is the timber eleventh terrorist attacks in new york still weighed heavily on the

>> i learned that now parents are hiring tudors at $10 to $20 an hour to teach their kids how to get better at fortnite so they can play like ninja who is apparently da bomb. >> he makes apparently like half a million dollars a month. >> my check please, 20 years for michelle at cnbc. >> thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> the fed leaves rates on hold for now. we will discuss what it means for equity markets. >>> i'm phil lebeau in chicago. tesla reports earnings in about an hour. wall street will be closely watching every word from elon musk. a full preview of what to expect coming up. >>> i'm julia boorstin, facebook facing more challenges as it detects more attempts to interfere in elections. >>> i'm sarahizen. what analysts are saying about the quarter straight ahead. "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ >> good afternoon. welcome to "closing bell." congratulations on 20 years to michelle from us. first of all, a check in on the markets. dow 210 points over today's session at the moment down 50 points. the nasdaq does still lead the way hig

. >> i learned that now parents are hiring tudors at $10 to $20 an hour to teach their kids how to gety can play like ninja who is apparently da bomb. >> he makes apparently like half a million dollars a month. >> my check please, 20 years for michelle at cnbc. >> thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> the fed leaves rates on hold for now. we will discuss what it means for equity markets. >>> i'm phil lebeau in chicago. tesla reports earnings in about an hour. wall street will be closely watching every word from elon musk. a full preview of what to expect