host: i don't know why i read viking. maybe the minnesota vikings. caller: that's ok. definitely associate with that. i was trying to get on with the last person that you had, the last guest. but anyways, i just want to say that i watch c-span mostly. that's all i watch 24 hours a day. c-span 1. host: oops, jennifer, are you there? you broke up a little bit. you watch c-span a lot. caller: i do because i used to watch msnbc until they started bashing trump and it was really obvious they were just bashing him and all in for hillary during the campaign. then i went to cnn, and then all of a sudden within the past -- since trump has gotten in, all you hear is russia, russia, russia. every time i hear that i turn the channel. i am so sick of that. i guess i would have more credibility -- the media would have more credibility at least with me if i would have heard them going after, let's say hillary when she was secretary and giving 20% of uranium of the united states uranium to the russians. i think the democrats have a lot more involvement with the russians than trump eve

>> viking. >> jimmy: a viking? viking blood? >> no. do. >> jimmy: you think of yourself as a viking? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what are karl malone's three favorite breakfast cereals? go ahead. >> i love -- dig 'em smacks or whatever them things are. >> jimmy: dig 'em smacks? >> whatever the hell they be -- >> jimmy: okay, i know what you mean. >> i like -- oh, frosted flakes is my favorite. >> jimmy: number one. >> number one with some bananas. >> jimmy: i like that too. >> and whole milk. >> jimmy: whole milk, nothing skim for karl malone. >> hell, no. skim? >> jimmy: no low fat? >> no. no, sir. >> jimmy: okay. >> all right. frosted flakes with a lot of bananas. >> jimmy: number one, frosted flakes with bananas. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: number two, dig 'em smacks. >> and what are those, pops? corn pops. >> jimmy: and corn pops. >> yeah. raisin brans i load up on too -- >> jimmy: that's a good one too. is it in the top three, though? is it better than corn pops? >> no. i would take out the little frog guy. what is that, dig 'em smacks. >> jimm

host: i don't know why i read viking. maybe the minnesota vikings. caller: that's ok. definitely ass

next, off to denmark, you've heard of the olympic games, the pan-am games, these were the viking gamesit was a group date, believe it or not. yesterday we promised blood, and there was some blood in the final round of the viking games here between adam and kenny. who knows his way around the squared circle. i there was blood, take our word for it. >> [ bleep ]. >> there will be blood. >> next, the big headline of this show was a long parade of guys heading to the exit, thankfully, i will say, heading to the exits. >> thanks for drawing blood on each other, buh-bye. >> anthony, he is out of there. kenny, the wrestler, he has taken his eyebrow wound back to vegas, good-bye. >> what? after all that? >> so much for him. that's alex. we said good bye to will, who i thought actually had a chance down the stretch. >> mm-hm. >> much as we did yesterday, let's end on a good note. >> yes, please. >> kiss count. >> kiss count. >> kiss count. roll it. the kiss count stops this morning at five! >> she's trimminit >> half as many as yesterday morning. a serious slowdown by bachelorette rachel. >> so

can the work of this modern-day viking turn the tide? here's abc's gloria riviera. >> reporter: when you see them here, the limitless expanses of the blue oceans, it's hard to think of them like this. confined to tanks. >> they belong out there in the wild. >> reporter: at least that's the hope of marine biologist and adventurer andreas and his crew as they set out on a journey to the edge of the map. to come face-to-face with orca whales in a way few will ever see them. diving into arctic waters, risking life and limb to swim with the killer whales and capturing it all on camera. >> the part of our being out there is to show the orcas and the whales in their natural elements to us and everyone that sees them. it's very obvious that these animals do not belong in captivity. >> reporter: even though these mighty beasts are the apex predators of the sea, they are the ones at risk. >> firestorm tonight over a proposal to ban very popular attraction at seaworld. >> the company is launching a big pr blitz. it is attacking the credibility of a

at the same time, the viking chief is leaving the firm.a 66 billion dollar takeover of monsanto on the table. there is an and trust in acquiring the bayer unit. there is a new partner for lyft jaguar/land rover. they will offer vehicles for drivers andt disclosed it has invested $25 million in lyft. that's your bloomberg business flash. coming up on the european close them aware following stocks less than 35 minutes until the end of the monday session. stocks are lower, down for the biggesty in six, the drop since may. tech stocks. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ mark: it is 11:00 a.m. in new york. 30 minutes left in the trading day in europe. from london, i am mark barton. from new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is the "european clothes" on "bloomberg markets." ♪ "european close" on "bloomberg markets." mark: stocks in europe poised to start the week on a sour note. tech shares dragging on the index today. facesminister theresa may her tory colleagues for the first time since the election. there is pressure on her to resign following her political

this as part of the panels have been published into a book by viking, but there's clearly a lot of research that can still be done on this work. this resource, which is about, and measures about 150 linear feet of material, which is quite extensive. so what we have shown this is kind of like the tip of the iceberg for the ken kesey collection. i guess one of most important things for people to know is that this collection is an incredibly rich collection and both depth and scope that reflects the life and work of ken kesey. and these primary sources, the documents that were created at the time, something happened to ken kesey or something that he did, are essential to scholarship on ken kesey and his writings. so these materials are available for people to use any kind of researcher can come here to use the collection and we are thrilled when people come to use the ken kesey papers. >> our visit to eugene, oregon, continues with a local author mark whalan as examines of the culture and lives of african americans during world war i in his book "the great war and the culture of the new negro.

of thing, but the program traders as steve and pete alluded to, they exacerbate so now, you have viking global today. >> the show on friday was sort of emblematic of f the types of things people are talking about when b looking at these high flying tech stocks did you take a little bit of money off the table. that's the word he used. >> cell at 150, buy back if you're at home, invinvidia, a autonomous car maybe this is a chance to buy a couple hundred shares and just maybe hope it comes down, so hedge fund versus individual >> look what they're holdings. they have $2.2 billion, so i don't know what securities they're liquidating. guess what, they're momentum tech >> they're not a tech fund they are one of f the best long-term performing funds >> aud of a sudden, that can trigger behavior and then you have the people running the same strategy then a regular portfolio bounce or a small liquid documentatiat. >> let me do this. i agree. some of the news and some of where you can see the activity, jon is sea zeeing big activity in the ongss market. what are you seeing? >> take a look at the

with high pressure in the southern vikings will be settling down quite nicely. pleasant with temperatures getting into the upper teens or what low 20s. this is bbc news, the headlines at 2pm. i'm annita mcveigh at westminster. downing street is forced to clarify its position over a deal with the dup. the defence secretary says a conservative deal with the democratic unionist party would only apply to "big issues" it falls on us now to build a government in a national interest and that is what we are working with with our friends in the and that is what we are working with with ourfriends in the dup and that is what we are working with with our friends in the dup to do. dup leader, arlene foster is expected in london on tuesday, she says nothing is finalised but there had been some good discussions on reaching a deal. 0ne one that would bring stability to the nation, and those discussions continue. we have made good progress but that discussions continue. amid the confusion over attempts to secure a majority, there is now open speculation over the prime minister'

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we are going to hear williams' new song is september 11th when the saints take on the vikings on opening night. >> it is going to be a new song. >> i think he is going to revamp the song. >> it's catchy. >> you will be bobbing your head. >> i think i will. >> to the new one, i am sure. >>> are you ready for some traffic? >> who watches monday night football with this schedule? >> between this schedule and my kids who are very very busy, yes, evening tv is a little rough, you go the at that watch it -- >> are you ready for some bedtime! that's what i am going to be singing. >>> good morning everyone. you know, i get up at like 3:00. let's take a look at the commute. traffic is going to be busy on 580 westbound and on 205 as you drive out to livermore and pleasanton, a couple of monitoring things but for the most part there is that normal slow down we see especially on 205. we are also looking at the commute in the east bay where traffic is doing very well in both directions on 880 and on 580 as you drive through oakland. and if you get to the bay bridge toll plaza westbound you can see th

we know these seafaring adventurers by a more familiar name -- vikings. with "flag facts," i'm eric. >> if you've been trying to watch your weight, try watching the salt. studies show that when a food is salty, we tend to eat more of it. one reason may be that the salt interferes with the chemicals released by our stomach. those chemicals are supposed to tell our brain that we're full. but if they're inhibited by salt, then we don't get the message that we're full, and so we want to keep eating. to help maintain a healthy weight, try to shake the salt habit. >> we've got to take a short break, but don't go away, because "teen kids news" will be right back. >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >> ever wonder why parents are always saying how important it is to brush your teeth? well, jacelyn has the answer. >> you'd think that if you don't brush co

the first stage which was a upgraded viking. do not confuse liking with the nasa program from the 70's. this was at upper atmospheric research. they upgraded the viking at the first stage and new rockets for the second and third state. tnik iniets launched spu 1957. it was the first satellite. the person who dubbed it project vanguard was in paris when the satellite lost. they wondered if the soviets atomic bomb on this icbm, then the soviets launched sputnik two. the first three stage test of vanguard called tv three. eisenhower's administration would launch a satellite into orbit. which horrified the people at project vanguard that there was a low probability of working. launchpad it the lost three feet off of the path. it blew up on national tv. the satellite that my dad decided, there it is on the right. the satellite would survive that explosion. it was right on top. the peopleoled down my dad. with by dad -- he was asked what they should do with it? they got a wooden box. it weighed about three and a half pounds. it was re

st helens widnes vikings in the other game of the day. that's all was bought for now.te, back to jane in westminster. thank you. theresa may is in no westminster. thank you. theresa may isin no 10, westminster. thank you. theresa may is in no 10, we might hear some new cabinet appointments today, we heard the key ones last night but others are to be officially confirmed so we make you more about that during the course of the day. the prime minister says she will form a government with help from friends and allies, as you put it, free dup, despite losing her house of commons majority. that meant that other input is needed. all thoughts and attention turning to the democratic unionist party. a lot of concern expressed over that because of their views on many social issues. we will talk more about that later in the morning. in terms of the mechanics of all of this, my colleague christian fraser looks at hung parliaments and how they work, in more detail. we haven't as much experience with hung parliaments as other countries in europe do but we did have one in 2010 when af

averaging twenty eight miles out on the first day the vikings a feature of everyday life and simple. as a tool for self punishment by dr riders to anything from easter strychnine and alcohol. to amphetamines and e. p. l. it has a lot to answer for. bicycle polio is becoming almost he knows them but what others have tried to expand the bicycles portfolio not always to universal acclaim. that's been the old niece market perhaps. but buses and trains have tended to prove more popular for mass transport. well these days cycling is just about the way to get about it's healthy of course environmentally friendly and can be quite cheap. they could be high tech as well you can get disc brakes electronic gear shifting carbon fiber frames. you name it. but just get this when called on grace demonstrated his first velocipede two hundred years ago. he clocked up fifteen kilometers an hour that is slightly faster than the average speed for driving around london in that car. today. david eads bbc news london. twenty years ago this week hong kong was handed back to china off to more than a century a

third, the viking settlers of the southern end of greenland were growing row crops in the year 1000, and every time i mention that to them and were mentalists, they could -- they scream climate denier and away from me. i'm tired of it. host: thank you. we'll get a response. guest: i would say you were wrong about both. the first statement about there's no room in the democratic party for a pro-life democrat, is wrong. i remind recently in omaha, nebraska there's a race for mayor and bernie sanders went out to omaha and supported the democratic candidate who happens to be pro-life. i mentioned that in virginia, there's a race in the democratic the candidate is a very progressive democrat, pro-life. support,got a lot of bernie sanders is also going out there and supporting him. i also mentioned senator bob casey, a great senator from pennsylvania. the democratic party is a big tent party. you are also wrong about climate change. you show me one scientist who questions or denies the reality of climate change, i do know how you could do that, just look around you. usually one scientist w

those who enjoyed the game the moss, the fans, including this vike al vick fan who showed up -- michael vick fan who showed up at 9:00 a.m. >> players i grew up with, people who were my heroes, terrell owens, the opportunity to see them play is, it was just too much to miss. >> reporter: again, this is a preview of what's to come. the owner plans to have eight teams compete next year. in case you wonder who won, team vick. >>> we have an update now on a large backyard bird breeding operation in castro valley. the at immediate county sheriff's -- alameda county sheriff's office said they served a warrant on the owner. couple of weeks ago, we learned there were as many as 500 parrots and other exotic birds. there are currently about 250 birds from. neighbors say they've noticed a reduction in noise and flies as the number of birds is reduced. >>> a housing vermont at the sign of the -- development is facing a major shed back. the problem is a lack of money. >> reporter: it's 68 acres of what was once part of the alameda naval air station. the plan is to build 800 housing units, 200 afford

what are these >> well, they own viking looking at the most recent 13f filing, dated, of course, throughking at the holdings, they own a lot of big cap stocks, kelly, one of the big problems for hedge fund managers, these days, gathering, like, $30 billion in assets, and you only have a limited universe of stocks if you want to do a decent amount of work. you can't invest in small and mid cap anytimes and own a small chunk. it's not worth the time. a lot of guys are trying to get smaller in order to invest in smaller names and generate off of it that way >> leslie, thank you looking at the top holdings, mike, facebook and google, and, you know, but this is already been executed. >> sure. >> sold into the best market you could hope for >> not a bad timing move at least. $8 billion is big, but small in the scheme of a $25 trillion stock market it's not a question of it being absorbed but what it says about the job of a fundamental hedge fund manager now, and it's tough. >> i would say, again, the fed, easy to blame fed for everything, central banks for everything, but all the low interest

the el dorado county sheriff's office says she was hiking near the vikings home trail about noon time when she fell about 50 feet. an off duty officer in the area performed cpr on her before emergency crews arrived but her injuries were so bad she later died in the hospital. >>> well, the chp is crediting officers with the san francisco police department crisis negotiating team for talking a man down safely from the center anchorage of the western span of the bay bridge yesterday. chp san francisco tweeted this photo. you see the man hugging his girlfriend after the ordeal. they say the man had run out of gas about 10:00 yesterday morning. then he climbed up on the side of the bridge and threatened to jump off. two lanes of the bay bridge were shut down while crisis negotiators tried to talk him down. it caused a huge backup for thousands of drivers. >> it was brutal. i have never seen it this bad. >> it is pretty crazy. i left at 11:00 for my 12:00 meeting and apparently i'm late. >> the man was finally talked into coming down safely shortly before 1:00. authorities say he was taken

dark clouds are bringing drenching rains to you right adam is warning us about the pop-up sto vikingsly have horns on their helmets. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >>> taking a look at the temple university camera it's rain is coming down and blinding at this point. we can't really see what is happening. adam joseph is talking about what is popping up on this first day of >> one storm racing through the region and winds of 70 miles per hour that is why you see the sideways rain. looking at stormtracker 6 live double scan it's right in the heart of the delaware valley philadelphia county and southern montgomery county and southern parts of bucks county and delaware county as well. as we look at the severe rstorm warning in effect at 5:15, it compassing all of philadelphia county and bensalem and hors

what happened to the viking horns? those are gone? all right, who else is out there?your name and where are you from? >> jacob from terra haute, indiana. >> have you ever been high at work? >> jimmy: all right? it's unanimous. >> i'm high right now. very high. >> what do you do for work? >> i work at mcdonald's. >> do you work high there? [ laughter ] we're out of mcnuggets again? jacob! all right, next? >> what is your name and where are you from? >> izan from pittsburgh. >> have you ever been high at work? >> jimmy: there are two yeses but almost all noes. let's see. has izan ever been high at work? >> yes. really. yeah. >> what do you do? >> i look for jobs. >> is why that you lost it? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: he's got a good attitude about it. he's fun employed. that's what they call that. i believe we have one more. >> what is your name and where are you from? >> my name is guillermo from "jimmy kimmel live." >> have you ever been high at work? >> jimmy: i guess we don't really need to go to the tape. guillermo? let's see, what does the audience say? guillermo, i

vikings didn't actually have horns on their helmets. san. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for just 99 dollars a month. learn more at your john deere dealer. >> ford un ranking the highest paid athletes. these athletes are collecting $3.11 billion. this is actually for last year in 2016. three on the list, soccer star, lionel, the barcelona player worth about $80 million. that guy right there, cleft lands cavaliers star labron james one of 32nba players who made the top 100 this year from 18 last yearment he lads at two on the list earning 86.2, million dollars. and then, we have soccer icon, chris yan owe, scoring the top spot for the second straight year. real madrid star banked $93 million in salary. and endorsements, and serena also made the list. >> not to be left out, serena, the loan woman on the list, 51, estimated income 27 million bucks. nineteen of which came from endorsements. that's whe

recorded a new song, we are going to hear it on september 11th when the saints take on the vikings. >seball is go in the bay area, looking forward to football now that you see some of the old highlights. >>> i don't know if you are excited about the new football season coming up? >>> maybe, we are going to see the 49ers have to offer. >> not super happy about what the team is is doing there. going to be interesting. >> yeah, i know, a lot of raiders fans are saying, see you later, go to vegas, bye bye. >>> good morning everybody, let's take a look at the tracy commute. this is a look at the westbound 580 commute, it is going to be slow, so is 205. if you are driving this is your commute. you are probably used to it but i want to let you know it is there. it is not lighter that usual. we might see a dropoff as schools are out and people start taking vacations. today is not that day. as we look into dublin you can see the traffic here on interstate 880 is looking pretty good as you drive past the coliseum, no major problems up to downtown oakland. at the bay bridge we had a backup about

a little viking wrestling match.t was a blood bath last night on "the bachelorette" but not what we thought at all. not what we thought between kenya and lee. we were duped. afonso ribeiro is with us. >> enjoy yourself, girl. but yeah, what craziness, right? >> it was crazy.

. >> that's what is viking to ek . it's not one, which could be a mistake.ld be seven or more. >> more. that's what struck me about this, too. i don't know who made it or why. why anybody -- whether trump knew it was a fake or whether he thought it was real. yes, one, it was one, you think it was a gag gift, maybe it was a prop from "the apprentice." but seven or more? that was an effort to reproduce it and frame it and send it to scotland, ireland, all over the trump empire. >> "time" asked them to take them down. do you know how many remain up? >> i don't know. we're trying to figure that out. i don't know. the trump organization has not responded to my questions about how this got there, who made it, why they made it or -- >> or how long. do you know how long they have been up? >> the date on the fake cover is 2009. you would have to assume it came from around then. it references real time headlines that were from 2009. you would have to think it was created in 2009, 2010. some of the clubs -- what was interesting is some of the clubs where it's hung up w

. >> i was one of the few vikes that accepted drugs from him while i was at a part. >> reporter: back1982 jap is was a 24-year-old bartender at hurrah's in reno and cosby was performing there. he invited her to a party where she accepted pills from him. she passed out and said cosby sexually assaulted her. >> even after i was raped, i perpetuated a rape culure because i blamed myself. >> she felt it was her fault for years and other women began sharingnd janice felt the courage to come forward. this new york magazine featured janice and others who accused cosby of sexual assault and many of the women have formed a bond. >> people were thanking us for coming forward because it helped them have a voice. >> reporter: after sharing her story, kenny heard from other female and male victims of sexual assault. >> to matter what happens with the verdict, guilty or not, this is the beginning for a lot of us. >> reporter: whatever the final outcome, she said the case draws attention to a problem and that in itself is positive. in the north bay, lonni rivera, abc 7 news. >>> time now for a cauti

stolen from napa and video evidence shows lam walked past some co-workers but walked right up to his vikes and didn't say a -- victims and didn't say a word and shot them. >> shooting of mr. louie and mr. chan and mr. afeety appeared purposeful and targeted we are still trying to determine if the surviving victims were targeting. >> he killed two fellow drivers and wounded two other employees inside of the building. lam then went outside and shot and killed driver mike la fitty and then walked back inside of the building and as police arrived, he shot and killed himself. >>> family and friends of victim mike la fitty gathered yesterday to remember the man they called big mike. they all donned 49ers gear for his favorite team. they shared stories about their friend and his family said they are grateful for the outpouring of support. >> the family is kind of like, wow, it is on a major scale where people you don't know who big mike was, know who big mike is and it is a loving soul and you could tell in the testimonies today that michael is a hard loving guy and a churchgoers and a husband an

a little viking wrestling match. was a blood bath last night on "the bachelorette" but not what we thought at all. not what we thought between kenya and lee. we were duped. afonso ribeiro is with us. >> enjoy yourself, girl. but yeah, what craziness, right? >> is

. >> eric, do you agree if the president in viked it, it wouldn't hold?> i would certainly agree with what bob said and add one other point. james comey is a private citizen. executive privilege is a shield to protect the administration from congress and the courts trying to extract information perhaps they shouldn't have access to. >> isn't that to avoid chilling the thoughtful open discussion between members of the executive branch advising the president. isn't that the purpose of that? >> yes, it is. >> does it really matter whether comey is on the payroll or not because it would have a chilling effect, would it not, if in fact the privilege were busted that way? >> it could. we recognize that in a free society, former government officials have the ability to talk about what they saw behind the scenes. people write books all the time and sometimes not very flattering appreciations of their former boss. james comey could come on your show tomorrow. >> we welcome him. >> the thing i always wonder about this privilege, it's to protect secret conversations

this happened on the vikings trail and an off-duty law enforcement officer started cpr while waitingncy crews to get there. she was taken to a nearby hospital where she tragically passed away. >> heading into the fire season so cal fire is launching a new app that could be considered a life-saving tool. the app notifies you if your home is within 30 miles of a wildfire larger than ten acres. it also has tips to help you prepare for fires. cal fire expects a busy fire season. fires have already burned 18,000 acres across california. a cal fire spokesman says it's about three times as much as last year. >> don't become complacent. again, 18,000 acres of fires already, just need to be aware of your situation. >> 5:57 and you should be ready for some parking changes at b.a.r.t. stations this weekend. let's start with these right here. tomorrow crews are going to be reconstructing the upper level parking lot at the daly city b.a.r.t. station and that will be redesigned and repaved and the lot will be cordoned off at the end of service and closed through sunday and a second closure is set

viking global manages around $30 billion and is giving investors some of their money back so that traders hold more -- hold more liquid decisions. at the same time the chief and -- chief investment officer is leaving the firm. that is your business flash up date. from new york, this is bloomberg. julia: this is "bloomberg markets, i'm julia chatterley. the commodities markets are closing in new york and we are going to start with oil trading higher after plunging last week, trading back above $46 per barrel after saudi arabia said that they saw the supply glut easing over the next few months. you can see that higher by some 6/10 of 1%. now let me give you a look at the chart behind me. the u.s. oil fund, the biggest exchange traded fund food prices with nearly $270 million last week. you can see that over there on the right of your screen, circled in yellow. a stark contrast to the nearly four cents drop in wti. first --lowing for the fourth straight day, trading at its lowest price in almost two weeks, with silver falling to $17 ounce, all ahead of this week's fed meeting. scarlet? to an

st helens beat widnes vikings in the day's other game.tchurch, we will update you on the score in about one hour's time. thank you. we are joined about one hour's time. thank you. we arejoined on college about one hour's time. thank you. we are joined on college green about one hour's time. thank you. we arejoined on college green by some young voters in the 2017 and general election. the reason we are talking about the young voters is that eve ryo ne about the young voters is that everyone is saying it has been so significant, especially forjeremy corbyn and is increased vote in the number of seats they have won. let's chat with these young people, mark and luke, both conservative voters, we understand, and further down the line we have hollie and rayyan. a very good morning. they are both labour voters this time. rayyan, a lot of people are saying jeremy corbyn was the draw. was he for you the reason you voted labour? definitely for me he was the reason i voted labour, definitely for me he was the reason ivoted labour, he definitely for

st helens beat widnes vikings 26—10. the sort of try you don‘t see very often.emaining in downing street, but so much has changed in terms of the landscape and the arguments in the campaign. we will be discussing all sorts of things this morning. public anger over cuts to services seem to have helped propel the labour party to its highest share of the vote since tony blair‘s landslide victory in 2001, so how will the election results affect theresa may‘s future plans for austerity? joining us now are conor d‘arcy from the resolution foundation, and bronwen maddox from the institute for government. good morning to you both. could you give us your thoughts on the arguments we have had during the election campaign, and the key issues that you believe genuinely started to make people think about how they were going to vote? public services and the cuts to them were a much bigger issue than the parties seemed to think they were, going into the election. everybody thought this was going to be the brexit election. that is certainly how theresa may wanted to play it, ev

. >> it's been more than 40 years since the viking 1 landed on mars and landed back the first imagese then nasa has successfully landed others on the mars surface. >> this week the space agency debuted the next generation of the mars rover set to launch in 2020 but now we're getting a lack what a manned mars rover might look like. omar villafranca took a spin. >> reporter: with six wheels and a distinctive alien design, tourists at the center complex have no idea what to make of this extra terrestrial machine. this is a new mars rover concept vehicle stand 1g 1 feet tall 24rks feet long and 13 feet wide -- >> what takes longer, your design or your putting it together? >> the giant rover is the brainchild of two brothers, shannon and mark. the two made their names in hollywood designing and building movie props, most notably the futuristic motorcycles in the movie "tron." mark and his team did the dirty work constructing the whole thing in less than five months. >> there is almost nothing on this vehicle that was not built in this shot. nothing was ordered out of a catal catalog. we b

. >>> it's been more than 40 years since the viking one landed on mars and sent back the first images. since then nasa has successfully operated six other unmanned landing craft and vehicles on the martian surface. >> this week the mars rover was set to be launched in 2020. now we're getting a look at what a future manned mars rover might look like. omar took it for a spin at the kennedy space center. >> with six wheels and a distinctive alien design, tourists at the kennedy space center visitor complex have no idea what to make of this extra terrestrial machine. >> that's the reaction that we like. >> reporter: this is a new mars rover concept vehicle. standing 11 feet tall, 24 feet long, and 13 feet wide. >> what takes longer, your design or putting it together? >> reporter: the giant rover is the brainchild of the parker brothers, shannon and mark. the two made their names in hollywood designing and building movie props. most notably, the futuristic motorcycle in the movie "tron." >> so no doors on mars, you have to enter through the back. >> right. >> reporter: shannon designed th

in january, 1991, he reported to the vikings. he was deployed around the world, overseeing training and combat ready status of reserve aircrew. he also took part in the .peration deliberate force he also deployed to the arabian of and gulf in support operation iraqi freedom and enduring freedom. 2008, he was selected to into the permanent military professor program and is currently the associate chair of the history -- the department of history at the u.s. naval academy. he earned his phd from the university of maryland at college park. please join me in welcoming professor rentfrow. [applause] professor rentfrow: great. things very much, ruth. can everybody hear me? am i on? great. tfrow.ren more funises to be than convincing a class of sleepy midshipman that the rise of nationalism in the 20th century is important. about forward to talking one of my favorite subjects, which is naval history. the lawyers tell me that i must point out that i am i in fact on leave and i am civilian -- i am in civilian clothes and my views do not r

the cio is to parting to his own this is anterest and billion dollars of the $30 billion total from viking world so let's look at the markets. futures are off session lows this monday. we are a little bit softer by of 1% and the dax is off the lows but still down on the day by about 8/10 of 1%. stocks,at the european you don't have to guess which is the biggest loser this morning. it's a tech industry selloff through asia and europe as well. market, a lot of auctions from the treasury. a federal reserve meeting as well. big story for general electric, jeff it melt is stepping down. is that a surprise? david: apparently not. he has had a rough go of it. jonathan: with the stock price as well. and he has had a lot of pressure to get the stock price up. weekve an interview last saying they would not make the target. they said they would not get to two dollars per share. jonathan: that never goes down well. david: he did a lot of good things for ge. forthan: at a tough time the company since 2008. more on that coming up later in the program. robert buckley will be joining us. city, for our vie

football theme song first time we'll hear it september11th adrian peterson as the saints take on the vikingsason opener. six years after williams compared president obama golfing to john boehner to prime minister hitler golfing. >> they got hi rid of him for a reason. you can find anybody else. >> an different administration. give me a back. >> my point whatever the administration is, this was the best thing to ever happen to nfl football so good you have to bring it back even though you found it to be a bad thing years ago. you can't find anybody else to do the theme song of every other person in the world? >> give me a break. >> all the singer in the world. >> all right. they're doing it. >> there you go. >> whoo! >> all right. >> if you don't like it turn it off. >> that's what i say that's can be your response. >> click. >> you know -- >> they won't do that. >> turn it on a minute into the game. >> let's check in with the birthday boy himself. mike had birthday last week. >> last week. >> happy birthday mike. >> what did you do? >> well, we should probably not say the things -- >> ut-oh.

here's where we used of be and the glory time when the minnesota vikings won every game.s. two-year yield which is a construct which is completely artificial set up by central banks. how do you invest given the low inflation from the ecb draft and also, artificial bond market that we have? soan belski: we have seen much a disruption in the chart, you go back to the 90's him a lotwho were -- 1990's, a who were around and it was a great time. now, so much disruption with a global economy and capacity leaving the u.s. and we're trying to get capacity to calm back. --, back. we have been stuck, stuck in the mud and we cannot get out of it. tom: i hate to play the parlor waste your time, when does the parlor game of janet yellen change? andest reaffirming june december. do you care what chair yellen does? brian belski: of course, we care. we have reared an entire generation of investors that all they care about and think about is the fed. we have to take the cards away from the fed and grow like we should. companies need to spend money and start to see sales all up. we think s

guess time heeled now it comes back, so song is going to debut before monday night opener saints and vikingsing am i actual going to do this make that last --. >> it worked. >> it really did. >> how do you feel now that you made -- >> i feel victorious. >> hank williams, jr., great. >> there is other after in nashville sunday. >> how do you think. >> great series i don't know who wins flip a coin pittsburgh has home eyes advantage might be the difference in this one predators are for real. >> warriors caves got to talk about it how do you see this playing out. >> i don't think -- we don't we don't know where the series goes until the critical game three like most important game best of seven, because just last year the warriors won first two double digits like now, and then they still lost series cleveland came back i don't think we can determine anything until we see game three, if warriors win -- >> if they want to win finals, finding light night tweeting affects performance of nba players. >> effects performance of everybody. >> thank you. >> maybe it affects the president's performance.

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