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. >> but making the point, youan terpret this evidence in a lot of ways. or there's a third possibility that chuck raised. this notion that both have sincere and genuine belief that they are telling the truth. and tt they interpreted something very y.differen i don't know. i had wante to m both these stories compatible and it is almost impossible. >> you can imagine a scenario -- >> let's resethe table for folks who haven't been sitting here watching it like we have since hi9:30morning. we have a couple of clips that sets the tone from eac of them. here it is. >> what is the strongest memory you have?ng the stt memory of the incident? take whatever time you need. >> indelible in the hippocampus is the laughter, the uproarious laughter between two and their having fun at m expense. >> you've never forgotten that laughter. you never forgot them laughing atyou. >> they were laughing with each other. >> and you were the objectf the laughter? >> i was underneath one of the while the two laughed. two friends having aeally good time with one another. >> i categor

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of the roof of th building, of course, we'll have to get an expert to tell us more about that, but youanire now really taking on some team and gaining mo ining momem although it was doused in the other part of the structure. >> four alarms irw, the burning in southeast, and we had a witness who talked to news 4 moments ago, talked abouteeg more emergency vehicles on the 4th street side of thi building, and more paramedic units on the l streetside, but we do not know if anyone's been transported or ifn there's b any injuries. we do know one person has been rescue we actually had video of a person lowered from a ladder from an upper floorfe to . >> what we are watching now is a troubling sight. it appears as though now another part of the complex has now caught fire and does not appear they have gotten water on that in any significant way just yet, andly we can ee through this one little window, sort of pipeline we're looking at down rough the causeway or breezeway between the two buildings here, so we don't know how much of that entir roofline we're watching there may be fully engaged. th

it's more money than youan make under any circumstance with making a deal. good job, too. yo do a ver good job. really. yes, please. mr. kurd. go ahead. >> thank you very much for your time, mr. president. to brief questions.il whatbe the usa relations with the kurds? >> oh, i thought i just answered that. >> post-isis. >> ok. we're trying to get along very well, we get along great with the kurds, trying to help them lot. don't forget, that's their territory. we have to help i want to help them. they fought with us. they died with us. they died. we lost tens of thousands of kurds died fighting isis. us anded for us and with for themselves. they died for themselves. they are great people, and we have notforgotten. we don't forget. i don't forgetsohat happened day later, but i don't forget. great people. okay. >> about -- mr. president one question, what southraan influence about iraq, in syria, and especially in iraq -- >> i think you'v seen that. i have to tell you, i don't mind the questions, but i think there's been no greater change that china because china, un rtunatel

and so how would you, how could youan say you could, we could really expand that? >> that's a really, it's the question that i've been pouring my last few years. it's a fun question, actually. you know, i work with a lot of folks who are starting new co-ops especially in the digital space trying to the build new platforms to make data and work more accountable in the digital economy, and they have a lot of trouble finding funding, finding financing. the vcs aren't -- >> no. >> the vc model is not going to work for this because they want control, they want exponential returns. >> yeah. >> but if you're a farmer, actually down the road from me inin colorado, there's a $128 billion agricultural cooperative bank called cobank, and you can work with them. and that's a financing institution that's been built in american agriculture thanks to intentional developments built on popular movements in the late 19th, early 20th century, those other kinds of populists who were building on their own power rather than, you know, resentment. and they developed a farm credit system

when youan feel it talk to clients. manus: it is palpable. reflected in market valuation.ook at the chinese market and the hong kong market, they are pricing at attractive levels. what does that mean for you and the investment bank? sergio, for us, for me, of are sorry regret, we to see him leaving. he was crucial in helping us execute our strategy and develop the strategy for the investment bank index acute strategy but on the other hand, we are glad and isud that one of our team an important on role. in essence, what it means for us, we have continued to operate with the same focus and strategy and discipline we have been doing in the last six or seven years. are you all in and committed to the bank going forward, what do you want to say to the bank today? sergio: i am focused to continue to make sure we execute on our plans and we have a strong team, and the executive board and the rest of the organization. i am committed to lead the bank into the next frontier. manus: in terms of shareholders, have they backed your double-header at the ib? what you say to the criticism

in a moment we are going to talk about ws youan do just that.st joyce in our >> well, my kie me happy evy single day. honestly, i think there is not a problem i the world that a hug from my kids can't fix. tdy really have helped me find my inner happiness in a way i never could have anticipa i h through one person, two names. kalely joy. i feel like i have held a happy life. i didn't know how high that could go until my heart. >> my family, wife, and two kids. and i find happiness with the rest of my family and my mos happy is getting those moments with calvin and my husband and the tleef us just making our own traditions, making our own memories, and that's when i'm definite >> i thi to find happiness on a dayouo-day basis look for the little things in life that bring you pleasure. a song you love. in the kchen making dinner. your ks are doi their homework. i live my life, try to make good choices. if, over time, i sense a malaise, then i get actively involved in changing things. but generally i wake up fairly ppy and live my life fairly happ.

. >> okay then perhaps what i need to ask you is that before youan gauge in a restructuring would youave a conversation with congress about how that does, indeed, enhance the international oversight that we are concerned about? >> yes, ma'am, i would be happy to meet with you or whatever group you would like to convene. >> great. because it seems to me that perhaps we are misreading, what it means by taking this agency, this office, and dispersing some of its employees and resources elsewhere. i also have a question to ask you regarding the long awaited solicitation for the ct machines. we have all just been waiting so much for this. but i was sort of disappointed to hear that you all are considering a single vendor. i'm very concerned about a single vendor for a number of reasons. number one, i think that it could possibly eliminate or reduce the innovations that come from competition. number two, it sets somebody up to be the big dog that we are dealing with. and that reduces competition. and also might reduce innovation. and number three, i think it has a negative impact on minorit

he had these really strong hands that, youan know, because he was always, b whoing the land -- workingthe land or chiseling or doing something with his hands. and i think that kind of part nervousar energy, part gift -- [laugher] was this desire to always be working somehow. >> host: there's a chapter in brown girl dreaming called the fabricfa store. at the fabric store, we were just customers. >> guest: uh-huh. yeah. so my grandmother sewed, and i still, i still sew. i still love going to fabric stores. but that passage is about going to all these places we went to in greenville that were still segregated and how they would -- my grandmother didn't want to go there because they didn't treat black people right. and, but at the fabric store we, the woman, she and the woman were friends and bonded and talked about fabric and talked about the family, and grandmother felt that was a place she could go and feel safe and want to give her money to because she was respectedec the. >> host: what was it like to write your memoir, to write the autobiographical book after years and many, many, you