when you know woody in his often you know almost i think when you've been. together. with him. as a bit of going to. be is among one of us going to. form. that only an inning example twenty one going to. meet. him on one funny. i'm so glad that all of you are here to welcome us to feel at home in the village when day and we look forward to i'm starting off tomorrow in signing the covenants and then beginning to build the school. but no. one media would be. among us. and i would be in a fog. already they wouldn't go in there must. be nobody we must cool and they got no one video because the mob we know because c.n.n. just put him in that i need the. and i joined. us once again when i would hear what i mean now by going to. a school and i will. decide i mean me and i'm a little monkey. is about. what we do. and i mean all the time. when you tell me. there been a one hundred. fifty that we did something all we have school going it's what i'm being i see it wonderful stuff but you know you also as one hundred and me i've been i've been told you don't want any school. would have. gi

and obviously i have to ask you this question because you won an oscar for "blue jasmine" that woodyen made. and everybody wants to ask you and probably has asked you how do you twin -- how do you juxtapose being a me too proponent and staying silent and working with woody allen? would you work with him again? >> i don't think i've stayed silent at all. at the time that i worked with woody allen, i knew nothing of the allegations, and it came out during the -- at the time that the film was released. and at the time i said it's a very painful and complicated situation for the family which i hope they have the ability to resolve. and if these allegations need to be re-examined which in my understanding they've been through court and i'm a big believer in the justice system and setting legal precedent for these -- if the case needs to be reopened, i'm absolutely wholeheartedly in support of that. because i think that there's one thing about social media is fantastic about raising awareness about issues, but it's not the judge and jury. and so i feel that if these things need to go into

if woody called me, the easy answer is to say no. is, i don't know, because i would have trouble -- i would be saddened that i would have to say no to someone who did so much for me all those years ago. >> ivan is fine, but he's not a serious guy. >> more recently daniels has achieved the leading man status predicted for him. he was nominated for a gold en globe and he won an emmy for his portrayal of will mcavoy on "the newsroom." >> you're going to tell students that america is so awesome that we're the only ones in the world that have freedom. >> when you read that speech in the pilot, did you think we've got something here? >> i had been waiting for that speech for decades. >> there is absolutely no evidence to support the statement that we're the greatest country in the world. now aaron sorkin of "west wing" fame, he's handing it to me. >> daniels is busy now with a pair of projects on streaming platforms. there's godless on netflix and his latest "the looming tower" on hulu. daniels starred as the late fbi agent john o'neal. >>

wonderful singles in a woody indies often you know will massa think when. did everybody you. got to go back to the shelter to. be as a bit supporting to. the. there's a. formal with. an undertone and example twenty seven going to. call me and all this rain is just one funny thing. i'm so glad that all of you are here to welcome us to feel at home in the village when day and we look forward to starting of tomorrow inciting the covenants and then beginning to build a school. but over. me they would be. among us. you know you don't and i would be in a window because i'm a father. and it wouldn't do and you must. know nobody you must cool. if you are not. going to school him in that i need. and i joined. in when no one here has been going jane. fonda and i will. decide. how much of my guess. is about. what we don't. know about that i'm. going to washington. we're. going to give to you that way it's a little more yes it's what i mean i see a wonderful stuff but you know what you also as one hundred twenty i've been i've been doing it i'm going to any school. i get to do justice fo

i do not believe woody from "toy story" made a good point.aid this was only serving the interests of the president. by that logic, -- >> kimberly: i think that was the best he could come up with, positioning that it was a statement, not one that i ascribe to or believe with. >> greg: i disagree anyway. the argument could be used against him. it becomes a pointless observation. to say this is just to help the president. all adam schiff is trying to do is hurt the president. just trying to hurt the party. >> dana: in terms of being careful what you wish for, at some point the other side will be in power. and then investigating going backwards is not always in your best interest. >> jesse: i don't think anybody cares about that. everybody lives in the momentum they want to attack the other side now. i think we should appoint a second special counsel because the department of justice inspector general does not have access or subpoena power over two dozen individuals. how are you going to do an investigation if there is 24 people you're not going

bradford,g in woody it thus in the studio.nk you heard what isabel was saying, but does this give you pause, what is happening in japan? what are you telling your investors? is, you havething one man in place for good. of the time. that's will continue for monetary policy and that is critical. you had a very healthy situation with no big boom of inflation, no wage inflation in place, so that suggests the continuation of supportive monetary policy will be the base going forward. about theat we think opportunity and investing in japan. certainly we expect, based on some of this news to watch carefully and give pause some of the leading indicators suggest that the government has not been as successful as they want to be. i don't think any economist thinks they are will hit the inflation target. india is a market you prefer. why do you like india? asia, thessage for beta play is over. that is my first message. you have to be much more selective. then we had to be over the course of the few years. -- last few years. in terms of tod

. >> people said, oh, this is so and then you say, well, no, actually you could take that back to woody >> woody allen was a precursor but "spinal tap" was the one that really became a huge, critical success. now mockumentary that is a style that has infiltrated cinema and television. that herky-jerky camera motion on "modern family." christopher guest has been all mockumentry. >> hey, judge. look at me. >> his stuff is very specific. >> it's in the crate. >> where is it? >> it's in the crate. >> the fact it was improvised, that became a style of story telling. ♪ midnight at the oasis >> any time you introduce something that is effective and nothing like everything else -- >> really good. >> -- that's where you get something that's revolutionary. ♪ like a surgeon cutting for the very first time ♪ >> i've just always thought rock 'n' roll should be fun, which is why its healthy for me to sometimes prick the bubble of pretentiousness that sometimes pervades the industry. ♪ i love rocky road why don't you go have a gallon baby ♪ ♪ i love rocky road have another dip with me ♪ >> i give myse

he won his first oscar for his role in the one nine hundred eighty seven woody allen film hannah and her sisters. his second oscar followed in two thousand for cider house rules. but many consider the quiet american to be his best film. i think marco realized that there was one of those parts that comes so. complex character a complex story i think marcus could be hungry as he gets all about michael really was. in the two thousand and seven version of sleuth he plays an aging writer opposite jude law who played a young hairdresser the one nine hundred seventy two version also starred came back then he was the young hairdresser playing opposite laurence olivier. while larry was a dangerous eccentric i am a murderous psychotic that's the difference he's very much darker fulfillments and larry said larry larry was probably much more but this is kind of scary. wow what a surprise. nice to see again yeah. after decades in the spotlight kane remains a charismatic presence and it's enjoyable to watch as ever. if you write a you don't spike they get maybe the scripts where you're playing the

in two thousand and thirteen chair seat an oscar nomination as best supporting actress in woody allen's blue jasmine. the way i know you're. in the shape of water american actor doug jones plays the creature and objectively lies is a faction expressed only through emotion. like a child she is such an innocence so beautiful so pure and she's all instinct she doesn't know. that she's a creek there's something in her that is similar just recognizes that there's a real connection. and doesn't quite understand what that is but doesn't matter. oscar winning actress frances mcdormand is possibly her closest competitor for the oscar she took home the bafta in the same category for her role in three billboards in missouri. with norman plays a grieving mother who devises a provocative methods to motivate the police to further investigate the rape and murder of her daughter. a writer for another actress vying for the oscar is so sharon and for her role in. going to college and then jail and this is in some ways a much more understated performance i mean in this category of so many real tough power

remarkable because he's following his dream as a rapper despite the fact that he was born fully death mako woody hymel also known as sign mark hails from finland and he got to start translating christmas care. into sign language so that his family could sing them all together well today he's known as the first definition to sign a major record deal and he regularly tours the world and all of his performances take place in spoken and sign language and he calls it party hip hop that takes a stand and here's what it sounds like and i want to. finish up a sign mark is a busy man so he needs to coordinate his schedule for really. he's the first deaf rapper to sign with a major label and now tools all over the world but for years he had to fight for recognition. after i cut my first cd i sent out copies to ten or twelve record labels. but no one wanted to release it because i'm deaf so i said ok then i'll order ten thousand copies myself. i went around the city of whole sinky with c.d.'s in my backpack and handed them out to people. i just gave them away. in two thousand and nine signed mark narrowly

you know woody in it is often you know we're almost i think when you've been. getting a bunch of. as a bit. for you know making off and you've been gazing at on when i'm going to win any example twenty seven going to. call me and all this is when there's no one finding it's a man or woman. i'm so glad that all of you are here to welcome us to feel at home in the village when day and we look forward to i'm starting off tomorrow inciting the covenants and then beginning to build a school. but. i want to be they would be. among us. you know you don't you know would be in a. already they wouldn't do any must. know nobody we must cool. because the mob we know because c.n.n. just screwed him in that i need. and. i'm. going to like you until. now when i would hear what i mean about going to. a school. and deciding i mean me and i'm a little monkey at school. when i was a. ball and chain well we don't. know about that and. bring it to me. by a bunch of women under. fifty but when it's something i'm. giving it's what i'm beat last year with wonderful stuff but you know you also as one hund

very woody is benefiting go from this it's not for the of the interest for america to rush the settlement of this. dispute or the cost is i mean they they nor i mean when exactly to interfere and to make this pressure to for them to to come together mr craig i mean the axiom in international politics is basically we have. a spat the sides come together for them to break the impasse they have to make concessions do you see in the near future qatar is making concessions of the blockade in countries making concessions. i think as mr gore said i think it's they came up with this the same dispute that goes back decades and they come up with new narratives the narrative of terrorism then the narrative about iran in order to to accuse card of something i thought i don't think it was ever about it in allowing qatar to actually meet these demands and ever make any concessions because there's nothing qatar can do if you look at qatar in two thousand and eighteen qatar has complied with all the demands that were made qatar is very open it's the most of it's a master student if you will in terms of o

security forces surrounded the building where the gunman had a woody shot and killed two people and thend at least one hostage. as then heated at least one hostage. as the police moved in, the senior officer offered himself to the attacker in exchange. translation: the lieutenant colonel who was with those men voluntarily swapped himself for a hostage, who the terrorist then let go. the officer stayed with him and then the terrorist opened fire, so our forces intervened and brought down the terrorist. the heroic officer had been wounded but his actions surely saved other lives. while held hostage he apparently kept his mobile phone relaying down to collea g u es mobile phone relaying down to colleagues who ended the siege. the entire attack have started in the historic town of carcassonne, about eight kilometres away. the killer first hijacked a car using extreme violence. the passenger in the car was killed and the driver injured but soon afterwards he shot and wounded policeman who was jogging with colleagues then he drove about 15 minutes to the small village, taking hostages and shoo

did i do this just cool you know there's a woody might we more demure and b b o u n b m. give a man to some of those haven't we have a. moment for soda in a position busty model cars into the jungle on his old. mangle can be outta. sold i'm going to be in the news in good on musical vocal notes when i'm. not says a world of trouble free what was the will. when they get other in my door thinking of in a musical way the mob will say and i'm quitting is the time i need to go on not to under any kind of is a wooden come what i mean if you don't want to know which i mumble if you don't. dagon i will be an invalid as a using in the mean. to someone in the media when i'm cut. to z. you know it's. confusing going to be months and jog. it would move first so i mean it will more than obama and john all. if i just. need to humen the usual for me and it was a young. tom how did a delay come about. such a great story fred's wenneker the co-founder and c.e.o. of african leadership academy was one of the other fellows at ted in a room and so i decided to. contact. me. you know after wil

subsidiaries our woody and paul show would be hauled ests unlike folks fogg and b.m.w. and dine and now they have their own factories in the united states will last year germinal to make has exported almost off a million calls to the united states so let's bring in our financial correspondent on this is that the frankfurt stock exchange for us good to see you releasing concerns all of a trade war is that playing out on the markets right now. it is playing out when you look at the dax here in frankfurt for example you can't really see it because the market barometer has recovered from its start where it was let's say dipping its head but now most share prices are gaining the market has gotten over the trade war shock that dragged the market down on friday but the car shares are certainly feeling it and against the trend of the general market they're still losing they've covered some of what they were losing at the beginning of the day but they're still feeling it because it's totally unclear how donald trump means this threat with the tariffs is what you mentioned the di

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bill or woody had their little mechanize you serve you can't open don't e the how one or little. but less so with our. election of law horrible national a. place and. time to tune in to some of libya. you know name of. an author probably know if you have a flavor to. be. part of a little from would be. all. forward on. how about an order. from with a can of say you can. sell us out there in the homily bacon frequent homily county and. we have her new home with seal feet the preview. be it the one hundred eleven in my control be it will have. the free will you saw. on the lawn or meant polly. so to all of the. sudden i thought she wanted out of that contribute whatever it is you need to. do it with. this one did not go away but not through what. i'm yeah. yeah. i think i know when people actually had to be one hundred m. ahead they were all glued to my set of the in the list. of under thirty x. we haven't. when our dog began egypt. and will hear the unbent enough says she will pay a million all the gate it. should not that and he would shout out for us that he is some of us what t

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asparagus , but if you get the medium- size, you will generally get the ones that are tender but not woodyme reason medium is just a good go to.>> the super skinny once, i overcooked those. >> some of times those of the toughest ones. >> it looks like you have artie trimmed these. where do you cut these off? >> you to judgment based on how it feels. sometimes they feel really hard. you want to get rid of those. these are medium. we have trimmed to these off. the trick is with asparagus, you want to put it in a big pot of salty boiling water. you set a timer for two minutes. it always works out. i will show you a few dishes you can make with asparagus. i have this did. is really simple. it is mayonnaise, sour cream. top a nod. you can serve it with asparagus. the next dish i want to show you -- >> this is perfect. i like it a little on the firmer side. it preserves the texture. >> you want to find that perfect balance. the salt is critical to taking off the bitter edge. this is another dish you can do. i just took the asparagus we had already cooked two minutes just like i said. what is don

can you think of anything the whites can do the woody's things immediately? >> to begin to think in term of jobs. the job is not going to give them any dignity. white people have failed to allow the negro in america to think of themselves as a dignified human being. as soon as they start looking at them as human beings and not some little animal they can talk away in islam and when they get ready to move in, they come through a bulldozer and move them out. we can do a little urban renewal themselves, they thought last summer. we burned it down. shovingte people stop negroes around, that will be the day they can look forward to something without any apprehension at all. the ghettoas long as is here, negroes will be angry and impatient. people are trying to do something or themselves. self help, self determination, black power, these reflect degrees of black disillusionment. they mean the same thing. it is too late to patronize the negro or buy him off. it is time to open up and let him in. that is what the commission means will stop a change of attitude. an ex

we're in a woody allen movie. >> that's a lot of legal land mines for the president. no wonder he's like, oh, my gosh, can this just be over with? had if you put this all together, it's a grand conspiracy. those are the accusations he's raising. he's build iing a defraud the united states case that could be domestic and foreign. and it's what would be known as collusion in another term. >> so given collusion in another term, but is it surprising to you that he is focusing on things that happened after the administration was in place, in stead of before the election, when there was some sort of collusion? that would -- it does fall under the scope, but it appears he's focusing on actions after the presidency? >> if you recall the way he picked up the investigation the investigation was in progress, when mueller was appointed. so there was an ongoing investigation. he was asked to complete. the thing that prompted his appointment was the firing of comey. so it's not surprising that's one of the things he's looking at. and it's one of the things that suggests both his de

we have another nominee from three billboards with woody harrelson.m's going to pop in there but let's say for the sake of your oscar ballot -- >> sam rockwell. >> i think so. >> there's no splitting the vote for lead actress. >> my girl, frances mcdormund. oh, my gosh, really serious. >> i do love her and want to see what she's going to wear based on her last award show. i do love her all around. >> they were supposed to wear all black and -- >> i'm not very good at conforming. >> i'm just going to wear colors. timothy, he's a newcomer. daniel day-lewis is there on his retirement tour. >> timothy is so new and notable and he was amazing in "call me by your name." he embodied this character. i didn't know who he was before this and now i'll never forget. but winston churchill is unbelievable. and if you can imagine gary oldman has never won an oscar for all the decades of amazing work he's doing. >> i wonder if he suffers at all by the fact that john lithgow also played churchill "the crown". he's being compared side by side to somebody else. >> and h

oklahomaian that all of you will probably remember from some of his great songs, and i'm talking about woody guthrie, and he gave them to joan biaz and bob dylan. there is a great line from this " some men rob you with a six gun and some with a fountain pen." now, floyd liked to focus on those fountain pen thieves, on those bankers who were fore closing on the joes and others, and he truly was, i came to find to my surprise and actually to my glee, he was a sage brush robin hood. very interesting young map. -- man. let me give you a spoonful, if i can, from pretty boy, the life and times of charles floyd, and it is the prologue of the book. bitterort and a little near clarksson, ohio, october 22nd, 1934, a longside every outlaw who survives beyond brief days however is this nameless legion legionrs this nameless who the law does not know or may not touch call them his protective angels if you like, and that's a quote from when the daltons road by emmet dalton. floyd ran for the trees and the freedom that lay beyond. if he could joust get across the field of corn stubble to the free line, he

lucky had the vision and design for woody, the character famously voiced by tom hanks in pixar's massivehit "toy story." lucky told the studio the doll was too creepy and suggested a cowboy instead is. the rest is "toy story" history. >> reach for the sky! >> lucky was a designer and occasional voice actor for nearly every pixar movie that followed, including "a bugs life," "monsters inc.," "cars." he was nominated for an oscar. after serving in the air force after the korean war, lucky became a protege of a famed animator. lucky animated the original alvin and the chipmunks tv show. john laster called lucky the unsung hero of animation. bud lucky, whose imagination gave us some of our most beloved characters, died last weekend oh, sorry i'm late, sir. i had a doctor's appointment. when you said you were at the doctor, but your shirt says you were at a steakhouse... that's when you know it's half-washed. now from downy fabric conditioner comes downy odor protect with 24-hour odor protection. downy's powerful formula conditions fibers to lock out odors all day. hey, your shirt's making me

. >> the "dick cavett show" was amazing because you could get people like norman mailer and woody allen new year's resolution this year, i think i'm going to try to sleep through the nixon administration. >> you would have authors on. you would have heavyweight boxers. there were conversations. >> when you mentioned the national anthem and talk about playing it in any unorthodox way, you immediately get a guaranteed percentage of hate mail from people who say how dare -- >> that is not unorthodox. >> it isn't unorthodox? >> no, no, i thought it was beautiful. there you go. >> i just thought anything that is interesting ought to have a place on a talk show rather than young pretty actresses who use the word "excited" in every sentence. >> you're not frequently seen on television. is that by choice? >> well, of course, it is the most impressive medium of all. it's the medium that will either save america or send it down into demise, there's no question about it. >> i'm getting out of it myself. >> really? >> we'll be back after this. >> what you do is book the best possible guests from di

. >> to use woody allen's expression. >> if she had waited for his signature, for the execution of hissignature then maybe she might have a case? but she didn't. >> she wouldn't have. >> she acted as if the agreement was valid? >> valid. if he allegedly signed it, then she would be clearly out of court. and that's what the appellate division held and the court of appeals. >> you said that you had the leading case in new york? >> yes. >> in regards to the enforceability of a nondisclosure agreement. it went to the appellate division and the court of appeals who refused to review the decision of the appellate division. it's a reported case. and it stands for the proposition that agreements are enforceable. now conduct is also a great moment. and she took the benefits of the agreement and now claims that there was no agreement because he didn't sign it. assuming her story is correct that he was involved with her, i don't flow whether that's true. >> you said you just said that you were wrong after your initial appearance this morning. did you speak with anyone? >> no. i consulted -- and i

[laughter] i said, there is a really big snake here so woody who is the head sas guy this british guy comes over and says oh, it's a [inaudible] and we heard about these the deadliest snake in the new world and its 1000 times more poisonous than a rattlesnake and it's like getting bit by a thousand rattlesnakes, i guess. anyway, if you don't die immediately of a brain hemorrhage they had to amputate the limb that it struck. he said i'm going to move it. and i thought oh god, this is crazy. [laughter] he cut a snake stick, 70 long and fork to the end and i could see he had done this many times before and he pinned that snake and the snake exploded in a fury of striking this way and that and the uncoil was there was then i'm flying through the air which exposes banks and there are more than an inch long and it was furious and thrashing about and he worked the stick out behind his back and grabbed him and the snake it was a her actually because the females get bigger than the males in this one was huge so the snake was bigger than he was. it's filling its head around trying to sneak its

the hollywood progressivism that for so long tolerated and celebrated people like roman polanski and woodyarvey weinstein. also at the end of the video, it was an announcement for a program i'm doing for nra dv. i think a free people have the right to hold accountable and po fact-check a a free press. that's what it's all about. to be clear, i don't believe in universal statement. that's why to those people in the media and those people in hollywood who are pushing propaganda or who are lying, yes this is an indictment of you. the program for nra tv which launches at the end of the month focuses on media malpractice and holding accountable the media malpractice which we have seen tons of in the past year. >> tucker: where do you think that comes from? the gut level animus you see in the media toward nra, toward gun owners, where does come from? >> i think it is just honestly, i think there's a lot of people don't understand middle america. i think they don't understand individuals who are second amendment practitioners. you've talked about it before. i edited under andrew breitbart for t t

yeah woody that should. just. for professor mahdi the narrative he has heard amid the ruins of unit seven three one is deeply shocked. when i told us nationals are they can i you know or she should or innocent young innocent japan can light up a wing a snare. interest that. i have. some of your kindness that some in this continuous. but i see. no. nonsense i know from. some of them another. one says one hundred so that's the law it's not the law particle to knuckle their knee so nor isn't it the. how could he she escaped justice. did america really use his pioneering technology to wage biological warfare in korea. or would the convincingly detailed confessions of american air force pilots actually extract it under communist pressure. the truth may lie in another country thousands of miles from here. i am doing this for the benefit of saddam people. so bad to see being bald and all the guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. the nature as news as it breaks there is a sense o

it reminds me of the woody allen joke that he failed first year philosophy because he looked into the soul of the person next to him on the final exam. well, you know, you can't do that. that's the problem of other minds in philosophy circles. you can't look into the other person and see their true intentions and you might be deceived so i'm wondering how you as historians would grabble with this age-old problem in my field of how do you deal with that tension between trying to understand another and also deal with the problem of deception? >> so this is a great question in connection to the earlier points. i think that the policymakers who get their adversary and their allies, who understand the other side, they come to it through a combination of two routes. one is they come to it from their personal i beliempression. but they come to it from having a rigorous process around them providing contextual knowledge and forcing them to think that through and that's when i come to a good process. you don't just read the cia psychological profile and go on that. so it's not more information

. >> just looking at the two outfits here, mom's and woody's. >> i would like to wear mom's. >> and iould like to wear yours. >> moms mabley was a comedian in the 1950s and 1960s but didn't become known by white audiences until the '60s when there were more black faces on tv. >> i've been accused of liking young men. and i'm guilty. >> she was very sexual. and she was also very blunt and raunchy. >> moms mabely as an old woman was not considered a threat, so she could get away with it. >> when did you get married then, moms? >> i was young, son. i married a man 98. he didn't live but five days. it took three undertakers a week to get the smile off his face. >> she was more than just, you know, another woman in comedy. she was much more of a pioneer. >> it's very hard for a woman, who has been brought up to be sweet and clingy to stand up in front of 2,500 people and say, okay, now, listen to me. it's a tremendous -- really, tremendous sense of power when you're standing up and commanding them to listen to you. >> i wouldn't be single again for anything in the world. because i was the

woody said i want to do a real film about real people where you could care about the characters and belly invested. >> call this quits. >> that's fine. that's great. i don't know what i did wrong. i mean, i can't believe this. somewhere she cooled off to me. is it something that i did? >> it's never something you do. that's how people are. love fades. >> love fades. god, that's a depressing thought. >> there's no happy ending with a neat bow tie at the end. but ironically, "annie hall" became one of the funniest movies ever. it changed so much about the way people thought of romantic comedies. >> one of the summer's surprise hit movies stars billy crist sxl meg ryan. it's called "when harry met sally." >> men and women can't be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. >> that's not true, i have a number of men friends and there is no sex involved. >> no, you don't. >> yes, i do. >> no, you don't. >> yes, i do. >> you only think you do. >> you're saying i'm having sex with these men without my knowledge? >> no, what i'm saying is they all want to have sex with you. >> nora e

you know, when i worked with woody i knew nothing about what had gone on, and subsequent to that thereugh the court. and i think it's always difficult to talk about those things, the people who have been victims of abuse or perceived abuse. but i'm also a big believer in the justice system and i think the justice system is an incredibly important arm to a functioning democracy, so these cases need to be reopened, i wholeheartedly support those things going back into court. the met police has apologised after two officers took a selfie at a murder scene and posted it on social media. uniformed officers from newham, east london, took the photo outside the stratford centre shopping centre on thursday, where a man had been stabbed and killed two days before. let's talk to our correspondent, jane—frances kelly, whojoins me now. just explain the background to what happened ? we know that yesterday they posted this twitter selfie. and they captioned it, "crime scene at bradford mole today." it has been taken down bradford mole today." it has been ta ken down now. bradford mole today." it has

woody johnson, jeff flake, jeff -- i mean, you go to the js and it's -- i mean, meghan mccain, john mccain -- >> i like super bowl 50. >> yeah, i don't know what he -- >> particular game. >> that game was a problem. >> t-mobile. t-mobile. he didn't like it or something? >> okay. the question of the hour, phil rucker, why isn't stormy daniels on the wall? >> well, let me just say, nicolle, congratulations on the wall. that's a lot of words behind you. >> wall envy. >> yeah. it's a big, beautiful wall. look, stormy daniels -- the president is insisting to his advisers and to his friends that these allegations are not true, but he won't come out and say them publicly. today at the press briefing, sarah huckabee sanders was asked by reporters several times about the situation and insisted the president had fully addressed this issue, but he just hasn't in the last if u weeks. he's been silent. he's held his punches. advisers are telling him he has nothing to win by engaging and encouraging him to stay silent. he's not been silent in private. he's been bruooding over this. talking to friends an

of a suspected cardiac arrest just hours before fiorentina was set to play a league match against woody name thing. also have ease the pressure on their under fire boss acevedo the gunners beat ac milan away in the first leg of their last sixteen euro pally tie goals from henrik me tyrion and aaron ramsey sealed the two know when it is a run of four straight losses winning the competition would guarantee champions league qualification for arsenal who were down in sixth in the e.p.l. the worst league campaign of bangas twenty two year reign elsewhere let's go brigid beat lokomotiv moscow three nil but there was a big upset for bruce who dortmund who lost a home and will face a tough away tie to sulzberger a good night two for the french teams in action as lille beat c.s.k. moscow play have beaten lessee. defending women's world champions the usa have beaten england in the final game of the she believes cup of the fourteen torment also included france and germany this national lando was decided by an own goal from england believe right it's the second time the u.s. have won this title on

woody looking at for new car prices, telecommunication services?tion, what extent do understand temporary versus impermanent changes --permanent changes? julia: what do you think as far as the recent weakness we've seen in the data? kevin: this is a challenge in the marketplace. we do traditionally in the last five years, first quarter gdp has been weak. looking at retail sales, the challenge you have is a lot of retail sales are tied to credit. as interest rates rise, auto delete with the rates have risen. durable goods, maybe there is a challenge there. julia: thank you. coverage of fed chair jerome powell's first rate decision and conference, 1:00 p.m. new york and 5:00 p.m. london. this is bloomberg ♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my acc

. >> and guess what happened, we have another nominee from "three billboards" in woody harrelson. >>el maybe they're going to split the vote. willem's going to pop in there, but let's just say sam for the sake of your oscar ballots, when you're in an oscar pool. >> so you're saying sam rockwell? >> i think so. at the end of the day, it's a good bet. >> there's no splitting the vote for lead actress, so what happens there? >> my girl, frances mcdormand. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, my gosh, really serious. >> no, no. >> just took it in. i like that. >> i do love her and i do want to see what she's going to wear based on her last awards show appearance. >> what she's going to wear, what she's going to say. >> going to say! >> totally. >> i do love her all around, though. >> her last awards show appearance, they were supposed to all wear black and she just went her own. she went rogue. >> she's like, i'm not very good at conforming. >> i'm just going to wear colors. so, lead actor. you have timothy, a newcomer. >> timothee chalamet, "call me by your name." >> daniel day-lewis is there again, on

the car was traveling at about woody miles per hour. there is video evidence of the crash, although it is not been released. the firstght to be pedestrian fatality involving self driving technology. clinched, the u.k. has a deal to buy time in brexit talks. emmett brussels says it is a decisive step. they decide to a transition period that is due to start on march of next year. it is contingent on a solution of northernborder ireland and the republic. we do not rush through contingency plans based on guesses about the future deal. now have certainty about the terms that will apply recently after our withdrawal, meaning they can continue to operate with investor confidence as the design of our future partnership with the european union becomes clear. jessica: president trump to opioid abuse academic, including seeking the death penalty for some drug dealers. it praised -- he praised the clinton program. the maker of the drug surged as much as 56%. the u.s. reported more than 64,000 drug overdose deaths last year. china's national people'

. >> woody's telling china and look, we party scene the chinese say that they are willing to talk withwe can reduce this deficit. we need to get serious with the chinese about a lot of ways in which we can be better partners for each other. i agree with you. one way we've rendered ourselves on the ball is because hold so much of our debt. one thing the president done has reduce the vulnerability. connell: we are about 10 minutes away. good discussion. we'll keep going and probably have a chance to do it again tomorrow. not fair at gasparino going off the journal like that. connell: after break will get to the century city story. the lawsuit in california, some there as well. the president is actually getting set to visit the state of california. that'll be interesting. that's coming up next week. we'll be right back. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lea