. >>> vince gill gets personal. the country giant talks about touring with the eagles and revealing deep emotions on his newest solo album. it's wednesday, september 4, 2019. here's today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >>> our power grid is down. there is no communication. >> the bahamas reel after hurricane dorian. >> the ferocious storm lingered over the islands for days, flattening entire neighborhoods. >> this deadly hurricane is crawling toward the eastern coast of the u.s. >> british prime minister boris johnson lost his majority in parliament after 21 conservative lawmakers said they won't support his brexit plan. >> 34 people are presumed dead. >> she loved it here, she loved the boat, she loved diving. >> walmart announced it will stop selling short barrel rifle and handgun ammunition. >> carrie lam has withdrawn a controversial extradition bill which has sparked months of protest. >> a big scare in a hotel in montana. guests found a young bear sleeping in the sink. >> and all that matters. >> a

and the hall cast. >> i want to be in your brain for ten minutes. >> you don't want to be in >> vince, good to see you. thank you so much. >> it's called country music it premiers this sunday on pbs check out vince's new album, it's called "okie. >>> the scott brothers are out here, they're going to make us feel like kids again we have a special soap box derby, craig get ready. first, this is "today" on nbc. ael like kids >>> a little double trouble on our plaza. home improvement experts drew and jonathan scott are here. >> their latest project wasn't a house. it was these race cars inspired by their brand new children's book, called builder brothers "better together." drew, jonathan, good morning tell me a little about the book. what's the story >> a friend told me the best lessons in life come from kids books. it's true if you think about it. we wanted to write something that helps them build and gets tactile. >> we were here for the release of the first book in the series, "better together" is the second and it's all about a soap box derry race at the end of the book they have a ha

over to you, vince. >> all right. i don't usually let folks waffle on about my career like this, but since this is chuck's last time, i let him get away with that a little bit. thank you all for joining us this afternoon. we've got a distinguished panel here this afternoon. if you don't know them, you're in the wrong place. i'm not going to ask them to do an introduction, tell you who they are and where they're from. you've got deputy secretary under the armed forces, jeff kruse, and jake. i want to go through a quick round of questions. i want you to have your questions ready for follow up. what i'll do with the question ts is give them a chance to set the stage, talk about their highest priorities, what their concerns are, how the industry could help. and then maybe on the back end we'll ask the question i used to get all the time "what keeps you awake at night." so, we'll do a table-setting kind of sessions and we'll follow up -- and we'll do this kind of quick pace, fast break basketball. so, if a question is answ

zach and vince come have a great weekend. >> thanks, shannon. spin on the death in the bahamas rising, official saying that is just the beginning here at hundreds, maybe thousands, are still missing. we can hurricane dorian flooding homes at north carolina's outer banks. appeared to be trapped in their attics in one particular spot. dorian still sweeping the eastern seaboard, though fearing further offshore. in addition to rescue and recovery efforts and the devastated islands of the bahamas, the trump administration also reportedly also focusing on rebuilding, at least in part about worries of the presence of china, which is apparently looking to leverage this tragedy in order to get a toehold just miles from our shores. correspondent leland vittert has been investigating. >> just 50 miles from our shore, shannon. 1960 presidential campaign john kennedy often said in the chinese language, the word crisis is composed of two characters. one representing danger, the other opportunity. tonight, there are real worries about what opportunities the ch

i cannot do this in exactly the same way that vince did it. and to be fair, vince did not do it. and to be fair, vince did not do it in exactly the same way that tim did it, who did ita it in exactly the same way that tim did it, who did it a little bit differently to how nick did it. and one of the things that i have two forge a path for how to juggle, as well as my constituency being 400 miles from london, is doing it as the mother of a five—year—old and a one—year—old. and there is no doubt that has an impact on how i do the job. i don't think it makes me a worse leader, a worse mp for that. but it does mean i do if evening engagements. i want to put my kids to bed at night sometimes at least. you know? applause. i do a lot of conference calls at half past eight in the evenings. so i think it's just about being prepared to be flexible and open to how people need things to be done differently. within local party associations, ta ke within local party associations, take that into account and consider times of meetings, ask people what might help, think about the events t

it's vince gill. in the '90s, he won at least one trophy every year. he's releasing his 15th studio album, which includes some of his most personal songs to date. anthony mason sat down with him. ♪ >> reporter: for his new album, okie, oklahoma born vince gill brought out some old songs he had been keeping in a desk drawer. ♪ she is forever changed >> reporter: "forever changed" was written he says seven or eight years ago. what made you pull that out now? >> you obviously see it on a daily basis what that song's about. ♪ you put your hands where they don't belong ♪ >> reporter: it's about sexual abuse. ♪ and now her innocence is dead and gone ♪ >> and i don't know that it came from that. because what happened to me was the basketball coach in 70 grade tried to act on me in his office and put his hand on my leg and got a little farther and farther. this doesn't feel normal. i jumped up and i ran out of the office. but i think what i want to convey in that song most is just to tell people somebody is hurting for them, and that you didn't do

>>> so coming up on "cbs this morning" anthony mason talks with grammy-winning country music artist vince gill about his new album and touring with the eagles. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." eagles. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. us sfee , low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. where to next? entrust your heart to entresto. >>> our top stories this morning. at least seven people are dead in the blams bahamas following hurricane dorian. the storm stalled

. [♪] >> tienes mi palabra, vince. [♪] siempre fuiste mi hermano. [♪] [♪] ahora yo cuidarÉ a nico. [♪] [♪] ya vÁmonos, no tenemos mucho tiempo. >> conseguÍ un vuelo. saldremos de rÍo en las prÓximas cinco horas. >> no para escapar. para terminar el trabajo. >> ¿estÁs loco, dom? no se puede. >> es una misiÓn suicida. es tu amigo quien estÁ en la mesa. el plan fracasÓ. no es posible, dom. reyes ya sabe que vamos. >> tiene razÓn. triplicaron la seguridad en la jefatura. habrÁ un muro de disparos. >> reyes no se saldrÁ con la suya. >> es una trampa, lo sabes. >> dom, escÚch nadie aquÍ estÁ obligado a quedarse. >> yo voy. [♪] [♪] irÉ contigo, toretto. hasta que terminemos con ese imbÉcil. [♪] >> ¿cuÁl es el plan, dom? no podemos escondernos mÁs. >> no serÁ necesario. el dinero es lo Único que le importa. lo conseguimos y aparecerÁ. [♪] >> ¿lista? >> comienza. [♪] [♪] [♪] >> [suspira] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪ [♪] >> dos al frente. [♪] [♪] >> se acerca un grupo grande del sur, tienen que hacer algo ahora. >> c [♪] [♪] [♪] [bocina]

she's undoubtedly a very different leader to so vince cable, from a different generation in the party, she is theirfirst different generation in the party, she is their first female leader and she is their first female leader and she is their first female leader and she is clearly trying to make her mark in going further with the parti's brexit policy although clarifying overall their first priority would be to have a further referendum, facing an election campaign, perhaps sooner rather than later with the speculation it could happen before the end of the year, she clearly once the liberal democrats to have a very stark message very simple message that if they got into government they would revoke article 50 straightaway. the liberal democrat government you would think it is unlikely, what would think it is unlikely, what would they do if they had a strong showing in the event of a hung parliament? they have ruled out formal pacts with either party but they could play a crucial role there if the balance of power was unclear after a general election. lots to discuss for party members

she's undoubtedly a very different leader to sir vince cable, from a different generation in the party, she is theirfirst female leader and she is clearly trying to make her mark in going further with the party's brexit policy although clarifying overall their first priority would be to have a further referendum, facing an election campaign, perhaps sooner rather than later, with the speculation it could happen before the end of the year, she clearly wants the liberal democrats to have a very stark message, very simple message that if they got into government they would revoke article 50 straightaway. a liberal democrat government you might think it is unlikely, what would they do if they had a strong showing in the event of a hung parliament? they have ruled out formal pacts with either party but they could play a crucial role there if the balance of power was unclear after a general election. lots to discuss for party members over the next few days and of course the chance that mps have come on board from other parties, disillusioned with either the tories or labour, that more could

liz: thank you, vince. lou dobbs is next on the fox business network. have a good evening. lou: good evening everybody. politics and dirty filthy politics at that, raging in the swamp. fortunately, president trump is away from all of that. he's in california, where he's visited the north, beverly hills in the south and all the way south to san diego on the border with mexico, and in all of that span raising 15 million dollars on those three stops over two days, adding to the republican national committee's record breaking haul of nearly 24 million in august. the radical dems and hollywood

sir vince cable? who are these people who are so respected on all sides, despite the atmosphere of the last few months, that they could possibly command, you're asking the impossible? you have mentioned several people who command respect across the house and he talks about holding our nose and going with someone we do not like. for us, that might mean accepting someone who we respect, but don't agree with. such as ken clarke. for the others it might be vince cable, someone with respect across the house. that is what we need to focus on and we need to have that person ready to say what they will do to avoid a no—deal brexit, and then to give the country the choice, is this what you really want? ordo the choice, is this what you really want? or do you want to just stop this damaging brexit? thank you very much. leading democrats, in congress, have made their first demand for documents in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. the secretary of state, mike pompeo, has been ordered to hand over uk

after all, this is her first conference as liberal democrat leader since she took over from sir vince cable. starting with that big issue of brexit, she was asked how the party could appeal to the concerns of leave voters, something you do not immediately associate the lib dems as doing, having a staunchly anti—brexit message, campaigning today on the basis that they would revoke article 50 if they won a general election. they turned it around, saying that one of the reasons why people decided to vote to leave were connected to domestic issues, and the economy, other things that were associated with the status quo. she said of the party were able to win an election, it would set about addressing those. on her leadership, she said she was a very different leader in style to sir vince cable and she does things differently. she had a big thing in her election campaign to be the leader of the lib dems, if what she saw as her ability to cut through in the media and becoming the first female leader of the lib dems is a significant factor as well. she talked more broadly at the end about o

then offices brian rolfes, jeremy campbell , ryan nabel ryan nabel and vince accardo. they charge through the in the midst of chaos and constant fire. they stood square to the target, executed their mission, and brought down the murderers with precision gunfire. it was just before that maniac was ready to enter a very crowded restaurant and bar. within 30 seconds of the start of the attack these officers and did the violent rampage and saved countless lives. it is my immense honor to award the medal of valor to those law- enforcement heroes. sgt. william knight, and officers brian rolfes , jeremy campbell, david denlinger, ryan nabel, and david denlinger , david denlinger, on behalf of our entire nation, we thank you for your remarkable and historic actions in the line of duty and we want to thank you so much. what a great job you've done. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> today we are honoring five americans who risked their lives to stay save others during the brutal attack at the walmart in el paso texas. store manager robert evans was outside the entrance when h

vince is the founder and ceo of stewart's global solutions and international consulting firm area general stewart retired from the us marine corps in april of this year. after more than 38 years of service to the nation so join me in thanking him for his service. [applause] a career intelligence officer, vince served as 20th director of the defense intelligence agency where he was the first african-american, the first jamaican american and the first marine to hold the position of director of dia. general stewart masters degrees in national security strategic studies from the naval war college . and in national resource strategy from the national defense university area please join me in welcoming former director, good friend of industry and my friend, vince stewart to the stage, over to you. [applause] >> .. >> .. the deputy undersecretary for fbi susan mike in deputy of dui jeff kruse and trey whitworth on the joint staff. i'm going to go through quick rounds of questions. i want you to have your questions ready for follow-up. what i will do with the questions will give them the chance t

airlie or in the day clashes then drew case between police and a group of hardcore activists the day vince tracers 3 petrol bombs from behind their barricades in a separate incident walls of and he government messages were torn tight these so-called lennon walls have become something of an emblem for the demonstrations which have been held every weekend for the last 16 weeks protest leaders have dubbed this hong kong summer of discontent and although the numbers at the protests are dwindling those attending are just as passionate as ever. because you know. you don't. have to. have my great. great all the national power of north pole hard we hong kong to moscow and this is what we have right now to buy the rights and. the pro-democracy activists are looking for a show of solidarity from the west and are calling for the international community to support them and stand with home call by the w.'s on the ts board and is in hong kong and sent us this update on the latest round of clashes. both sides are really on the brink of the nerves we are seeing the police getting provoked easily and the p

of the money or the huge oil money vince really gets to helping the people of venezuela so he put it into the education system and put it into the health care system and the v.a. . thinks he can see through. his successes. is a different story now we do have a story about the old price was too high but more money went to the needs of people who are suffering the most incredible people you go dryads you rest and then they go to hit by the bush administration at any old rich country. along with the oil price collapse came a financial in from the usa. for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela. paid if they says it's known by its spanish acronym the state. we're looking at the oil assets that's the single most important income stream to the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the united states economically if we could have american oil companies really invest in and produce the oil capabilities in. that i reached the source of the absurdity in venezuela's economy. then when i tried to exchange the dollars i had with me. as well as the offi

with music dying for vince all . this was once home but no longer. be an act and has since moved to berlin. the family lives here. now the house holds nothing but memories. his wife went back to japan taking their children with her. john has just returned from tokyo he's been there several times before but still hasn't managed to find his children the syndicate saying to these are the presents i took with me to japan for the.

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. >> among them 27-year-old admissions counselor in the bay area vince moya of palo alto will compete on island of idols, he is originally from merc ed, our bay area ped to speak of the personal challenges he has in countered as a child. now he says brick it on. >> growing up asian american for a long time i just struggle weekend perceptions of me. after that i was like free and just like this is who i am. take it or leave it. >> for the first time ever the show will also be bringing back two returning players. boston rob and sandra. 39th edition of survivor premiers wednesday september 25th with a special 90 minute edition starting at 8:00 p. m. on kpix5. >>> amazon unveils the toy list, what is hot this upcoming season. >>> ups is going on a hiring spree bringing more than 100,000 seasonal workers on board. pay is expected to range from 14 to 30 bucks an hour. >>> amazon is out with its holiday toy stincludesfamilibra legos, "star wars" of course play dough. also the lol surprise doll come with a plethora of accessories and the journey doll is a more budget conscious alternative to

won't see the host at the start of the show and two past winners are returning as mentors. 27 year old vince mua of palo alto is among the new players going for the million dollar prize. he says he's ready for this challenge. >> growing up gay and asian american, for a long time, i struggled with perceptions of me. after that, i was free and was like this is who i am, take it or leave it. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins right now can win baste and veronica de la cruz. >>> now at 6:00, a stress test tonight. will it be a traffic nightmare as both the chase center and oracle park host events. >> i should be on my way home. >> no shortage of stress at sfo. travelers frustrated with the dozens of delays and cancellations. all due to a run way closure. >> and oaklanders hungry for a sports team after the raiders move out. how marshawn lynch is going to change that. kpix 5 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> we begin tonight with breaking news. according to tmz sports, former raiders recently turned patriots player antonio brown is being sued by a woman who claims the nfl s

vince in nebraska, vince >> caller: jim, how you doing? >> i'm doing good. how about you. >> caller: good. hey, you and i spoke about three weeks ago about red robin gourmet burger at that time you recommended that since some analysts from bank of america, merrill lynch had downgraded the stock to underperform, to stay away from that and at this time the stock had dropped on that date about $30 a share. >> right. >> value line has it projected in the three to five years at 50 to 75. vintage capital took an 11% position to adversary for changes and offered a $40 hostile bid that the company turned down. the stock went to $35 a share after we spoke and it's at $43.94 today on a close. if you endorsed elliott's management activist investor role in at&t, why not rgb now? >> because i think because in the end the company's just not that great a company i don't know how you make it into a great company you have to hope that they're putting it up for sale that's not what they want to do. and i don't like to play hope. i'd rather own high quality and bet beth that t

joining me is bloomberg's vince cignarella. what if we seen today? , weent: two days in a row saw yesterday after the bank of canada was more neutral, cad game substantially, and today we are seeing a follow-up in cable. that the a lot of feel hard brexit, johnson was going to deliver this. it is looking much less likely, although i would not take it off the table. alix: the rhetoric is you unwind your shorts because we are not going to have a hard brexit, but we could have a hard brexit. vincent: it looks like labour is going to have to call a confidence vote. that would bring about an election because he's going to lose the confidence vote because he fired his mp's. it could just fall on itself that the election happens. it depends whether it happens before or after october 31, and when the confidence vote is called. i'm hearing it could be called as early as monday, which could set in motion the potential of a hard brexit still happening on october 31. alix: do traders look at cable as an investment kind of thing, or is this pure daytrading on hea

here to discuss it is gina and vince cignarella. i will start -- is gina martin adams and vincent cignarella. i will start with you, vince. the chart makes this look like a lot. alix: if it is not real, what is it? vincent: i think we've seen one of the more volatile months in august that we've seen since i've been trading in 2003. value have one of its worst months in 20 years. so now we seen a little pushback to the other side, just a smidge. i have absolutely no idea where all this excitement is coming from or where things are going to turn. [laughter] alix: gina? gina: i think a lot of this is about the lowest moment i'm stocks gathering a little the high and some of momentum stocks starting to turn over. it's very much, to vince's point, reflecting what we went through in august. what happened in august was an extraordinary rally in bond yields, to the point where bonds were now overbought to a major extent, multi-year extent. the result of that was stocks continue to migrate to dividend yield. dividend yielding stocks became m

i begin now with vince warren, executive director on these questions. conservative bill kristol who directs group and the former federal prosecutor and legal analyst. vince, i begin with you is this whistleblower complaint deemed credible, the type that adds to the constitutional case for impeachment in your view? >> i think it certainly does. almost all the elements there. the initial crime. the misconduct of having the henchman. connecting them to the information where the money is stopped. this is the ask and the demand that you need to do something about this. that was all laid out. and i think what is also very important was that this information was put on lockdown. clearly somebody knew within the white house that the information there was not just a lovely phone call. there are real problems there. that lockdown i think will be really key in terms of the upcoming investigations. >> it's all very straightforward, bill. and what we have here explains why the white house released such damning evidence in the ukraine notes. everybody saw that and th

sandra diaz return to serve as mentors and a bay area man is one of the new contestants, 27-year-old vince mahwah is an admissions counselor. he is ready for the challenge. >> growing up gay and asian american, for a long time i just struggled with perceptions of me. after that i was free and just, like, this is who i am. take it or leave it. >> tonight's 90-minute survivor premiere starts at 8:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> still ahead, motivation to work out? the new fragrances meant to help you get up and exercise. look, this isn't my first rodeo... and let me tell you something, i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, orrs soo ke your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. it's a loan, like any other. big difference is how you pay it back. find out how reverse mortgages really work with aag's free, no-obligation reverse mortge guide. eliminate monthly mortgage payments, pay bills, medical costs, and more. call now a

joseph vince faced attempted murder, place say last thursday he fired multiple rounds on east san fernando street. the bullets did hit the mlk library and a parking structure. he was arrested a few days later after releasing surveillance images. >>> in antioch, a church went up in flames around 1:30 this morning at the antioch christian serntd. the chapel is okay. firefighters say it all started as a mall grass fire then spread to the church grounds. noe latest streets. the city council approved the resential streetsark or any roads with bike lanes. vehicles will be restikted to industrial and commercial roads. points say it will hurt those without homes living in rvs. >>> just in, unions representing kaiser permanenty workers have reached a four-year deal with the company to avert a possible strike. the new deal covers 85,000 health care employees and includes pay increases over the next four years. it also sets up a multimillion-dollar work development fund. if ratified it will go effect on tuesday. voters voted to hit the picture lines for october 14th but the threat of a strike is now

camino a breaking bad movie which begins moments after the tv series finale ended breaking bad creator vince gilligan directs the film which debuts on netflix october 11th. >>what facts are going to choose has a golden globe awards at home and this january, the hollywood foreign press association is giving him an even bigger honors hanks will receive the 2020 settle b demille award which goes to someone has made a lasting impact on the film industry will be honored at the 77th annual golden globes, january 5th in beverly hills. the violence in the upcoming warner brothers movie joker has brought a response from a row. >>a colorado where 12 people were killed when a gunman opened fire at a 2012 screening of the dark knight rises is 5 family members and friends of victims wrote to warner brothers asking the studio too join us in our fight to build safer communities with fewer guns. in a statement, warner brothers called gun violence, a critical issue adding the joker is not an endorsement of real world violence of any kind in hollywood. i'm david daniel. >>before we go a little peek outside ch

items cooked meats cheese coffee and tea it all has to be packaged apartment 2 years ago there's a vince started producing compatible film impacts made from cellulose from wood waste which decompose when they come into contact with bacteria in the soil in france italy and switzerland you can put them in the organic waste bin. indictment of my germany this isn't possible at the moment we're working to provide evidence that our film decomposes brilliantly in industrial composting facilities and together with waste management companies we're also striving to find a solution to the problem of how these materials can be recognized in sorting plants so that they can be turned into compost in germany too. another challenge is coming up with packaging that seals in a roma for half a year now spend savers has been working on a multi-layered composite of all coffee packets. just like a plastic packet coated with our menu it protects aroma and keeps the coffee from going stale the new product is currently undergoing laboratory testing. well you just. every foodstuff comes with its own challenges no

route resulting in high fire danger and possibly vince more power shut offs for the north bay, especially and on into the afternoon just around the corner as of right now it's crystal clear across the bay we're looking at a beautiful view across the bay area. it is a good chance to get outside enjoy some cool temperatures while they last as these cool temperatures this morning are not going to last for long. excessive heat warnings as i mentioned these will extend through tomorrow and peach areas all across the north bay down the east bay into our inland valleys on into the south bay and even out towards the coast up and down the peninsula as daytime highs out the coastline rise into the 80's in some cases and then high fire danger this

the high court then you the supreme court and therefore nobody can complain that they do not have the vince mcmahon ism any country democrat and democratic country should have to address a mechanism which is also in place in india so i don't know why this kind of a criticism of biased criticism which is being done. against us over and democratic country who has its own rights busy in a bill and of the constitution of india what do you say yes to those who argue that the burden of proof on the this and r.c. is so so strange and so. partisan an arbitrary in many cases that the entire exercise seems to them geared to exclude people rather than any any genuine effort to sort of create a roster of indian citizens and there are many examples of this weapon. a father was branded a foreigner in the draft and r.c. but his son was declared in india and in another case a 6 year old girl pasta citizen ship test but her twin brother was found to be a foreigner there's numerous other cases of spelling errors. typo in your grandfather's documents could mean you lose lose your citizenship none of this seem

are we going to see a transcript of that information, vince? >> i guess it is possible although the president said yesterday it would set a bad precedent to begin releasing phone calls between world leaders, specifically the united states and or the world leaders, think about this. this story would languish without a transcript being seen, that suggests the president has opportunity to string the media and his democratic critics along, they keep on having to take glancing blows off of joe biden. in order to understand this story at all you have to context allize it, you have to mention, joe biden himself admitted he did pressure ukraine to fire its top prosecutor. just so happens that prosecutor was investigating a company that his son was a part of. if the president dispels all of this, if this story goes away, so does the criticism and focus on joe biden and president may see upside dragging this thing out. david: not only joe biden. what "the hill"'s john solomon reminds us today, the democrats, when hillary was running for president used di

vince, from all of us, thank you. applause last autumn conference, i remember standing at the side of the conference hall next to our dear friend paddy. he was upbeat, energetic as ever and, as we listened to the debate, he leaned over and whispered that we needed to talk about the future of the party! we agreed to have coffee. i wish we had been able to, i wish i could pick up the phone to ask his advice, i wish he could see our party now. he would have been in his element. applause and, asi and, as i sat last week at his memorial service with thousands of others, we remembered a man who was bowled, fearless, determined —— who was bold. a man who brought people together. he worked closely with labour prime minister tony blair, his eulogy was read by former conservative prime ministerjohn major. a man whose impatience to create change was undimmed into his 70s, setting up more united, to make space for liberal values to close beyond party lines. paddy, we miss you so much. applause and i looked around, and marvell

it's her first conference as party leader after taking over from vince cable. she is a different leader in style if not necessarily substance and this was very much her big message for this conference. she is clearly keen to use the fact that the liberal democrats are opposed to and at odds with the result of the referendum in 2016 in favour of leaving the eu to the party's advantage and she is looking to go as far as they possibly can in their anti—brexit policy. it will, in an election campaign, and i'm sure this is part ofjo swinson's thinking, to further set the lib dems apart from the labour with their policy. whereas labour has a policy of trying to appease both leave and remain voters and negotiating a new deal with the eu and then putting that to a public vote, the liberal democrats perhaps can say, our message is much more simple and our vote for us is to cancel brexit altogether. what it doesn't do is allow them to appeal to voters who wa nt to allow them to appeal to voters who want to see the result of the referendum respected and may be those in

many thanks to vince cignarella and rachel evans. you can find all the charts we just used and more by running gtv on your terminal. coming up, we work says it will reshape the board. more on that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ viviana: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak." wework's pick for its embattled listing. the startup is also making changes in its corporate governance to address at best her concerns up -- to address investor concerns. at one point, we work was valued at $47 billion, now expected to be worth about $15 billion in the ipo. --ud player raising 500 software maker cloudflare pricing shares in its ipo. the sale values the company at $4.4 billion. the company did note one of its risks includes negative publicity from white supremacists using its network. its dubious distinction for smile direct club, the maker of alternatives for dental braces. in their debut, shares sinking 28%, the first u.s. company since at least 2008 to raise more than $1 billion, priced its ipo above range, and on its opening day, still fal

vince's but you know like still to come with the messages to people security is a concern inside of them back to me to release their. message to the avalanche and waters. to the bare sensitivity and reduced. to the social media they have been doing the campaign. trail at. home campaign but i still believe they have ways to reach the ordinary avalanche all right probably happening today thank you very much indeed for sharing your thoughts and your analysis with al-jazeera going to france now authorities of all of the closure of a migrant camp called the gym in the coastal city of dunker it is believed to have led to a sudden surge in refugees fleeing france for the u.k. and so on again joins me now from dunkirk sana what more can you tell us about what's been happening inside the camp itself. well the police have been slowly clearing out. at the gym and the makeshift tent settlement site which surrounds it at least 700 people that i've been slowly being led out put into coaches and sent on to migrant other my consent is around the country all in all so far it's been taking about 3 hours i

dodgers baseball player because vince scully would say there it is it is going on a moonshot. he had a very hot september and october and so the term spread. now everybody asks what is the new moonshot. buzz aldrin says a mars shot i think maybe we need an earth shot for climate change to take care of our planet. [applause] but as you mentioned sputnik all of this was born out of sputnik going to the moon because the soviets surprised us cia knew they were doing a satellite but once it happened and was successful the whole world was swooning russia and we were caught flat footed. and his politics go, johnson and others like scoop jackson saw an opening to start slamming eisenhower to be asleep at the wheel and kennedy runs on the space cap and the missile gap with the soviets so much so that when he runs against nixon he wins the nomination and 60 looking back at the debates there is an incredible couple of scenes were kennedy scores real points against nixon when he says in the famous kitchen debate that we have colored tv and we are more advanced than russia but i will take

respectfully disagree with vince now polling has shown an impact on vice president biden especially in key states. people know him and assume this is who he is and are not judging him in the negative way. >> wait until the campaign will be events. >> this is baked in, people who love biden will love him anyway. have a great weekend. officials fear that the full of 30 is just the beginning and the bahamas, hundreds or thousands still missing. hurricane dorian flooding homes in north carolina's outer banks today, hundreds here to be trapped in their attics. dorian is sweeping the eastern seaboard but fearing further offshore. in addition to rescue and recovery efforts in the devastated islands of the bahamas the trump administration is already focusing on rebuilding, at least in part out of worries about the president of china looking to leverage this tragedy to get a chokehold miles from our shore. >> 50 miles from our shore is presidential campaign john kennedy often said in the chinese language the word crisis is composed of two characters, one representing danger, the other represent

different discovers food it runs back to the next to get refocused vince and in doing so it marks its prime the others followed his trial and also among. the answerphone the shortest of the nicest dead pakistan for mark more frequently after a short while it smells. so this route. a simple yet brilliant way to solve for the just tickle problem but how failsafe is it. outrageous to talk once to put the little transport geniuses to a test. where at the university of geese in germany. in the universities greenhouse and driest their chins cast breeds ladybirds. one lady is up to $380.00 states and. this is why it's centuries. considered good luck in. the luck of the stakes of the race it's a tactic everything out of. their advertisers and sense of. this is especially true of even a patient made. it displaces them a species well jack right but why. in the barn 300 s. coaching staff and this team prepared experiments. because unknown to bigger lab of a european made goods together with the younger small amount of plantations writes . the result is what researchers have expect the people who

getting love from vince qd, eli manning after first-career touchdown. 32-31. the saints grabbing a huge win without star qb drew brees and then the panthers rolling past the cardinals, 38-20 behind 4 touchdowns from backup kyle island -- allen i should say, of course. that was a great win, man, the time now 11 minutes after the top of the hour, you heard a lot about the push to take care of 911 first responders, well, this morning we will take you what you have not heard about the healthcare bill that congress just passed. >> usually abuse of power in every element of the presidency to try to do something to smear me. >> this is a very dishonest thing that joe biden did. heather: war of words heating up over president trump's phone call with ukraine, democrats pouncing but doesn't the president have a point? we will break down the latest developments including what they have to do including with joe biden. since you're heading off to school, i got you this brita. dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compa

i talked to him quite a bit about this notion, i am 100% on vinced that the viacom strategy will get us to the market and enable things like mobile. that unlocks extraordinary values for this company. >> there are still those who says the scale is not enough, having heard all the scales that you have, they're saying you are still too small to compete overall. whether it is with a robust streaming service or the point you are making and hitting all the different area i assume you disagree with that. what do you say when others say you are not big enough to compete with disney or some of the other giants that are out there. >> i disagree with it. i think there are a number of things of the streaming space. we do -- you can bring in the widest assessable number >> you got all access on cbs side and pluto >> yes, we are lunching bet plus later this week. we think that integration is a tremendous attractive. >> we'll see how the portfolio particularly on the pace side evolve overtime. >> peacock is taken overtime >> i heard it this morning point one is it is a hybrid of free and pay point

vince, we will start with you. this repo phenomenon. what happened? vincent: it is essentially a supply and demand issue. there is not enough cash in the system for the banks, so when they try to lend securities to the players in the money market to take cash, there's is not enough cash to come out. it is this particular story that has to do with tax payments by corporate who would move money from the banks and left them a little short. it was time to make coupon payments for treasuries. enoughrt version, not supply for the demand for cash going on in the last couple of days. david: we

vince, we will start with you. this repo phenomenon. what happened? vincent: it is essentially a supply and demand issue. there is not enough cash in the system for the banks, so when they try to lend securities to the players in the money market to take cash, there's is not enough cash to come out. it is this particular story that has to do with tax payments by corporate who would move money from the banks and left them a little short. it was time to make coupon payments for treasuries. enoughrt version, not supply for the demand for cash going on in the last couple of days. david: we want to talk about what is going to be done. in the meantime, let's go to tina davis on oil. the markets are rebounding. down a little bit right now. why? tina: it is keep your hands inside the car days. it has been a roller coaster. sunday night it has the biggest movement we have ever seen in brent since 1988. today we saw the price plunge more than 7%. that was because of news from reuters that the saudi aramco facilities may be back online and maybe have as much is

was it an old school battle that would have made vince lombardi proud or bad offense? yeah, negative 12 yards and he found jimmy graham for an eight-yard score. packers would win this 10-3. chicago head coach matt nagy, he said scoring just 3 points, unacceptable. >> three points is ridiculous. every fan that showed up from chicago today that was a chicago bears fan, they should be upset because that's not who we are. that's -- we're better than that and like i said, it starts with me. >> all right. serena williams is back in the finals at the u.s. open. she won the game against svitolina. serena one win away from her 24th grand slam title which would tie margaret court. she's taking on 19-year-old bianca andresku. serena had to retire and that is when andrescu went over to console serena. the 18 year age gap between the two, it's the largest at any grand slam final in the open era which dates back to 1968. >>> finally just when you thought the antonio brown saga was over, another wild turn. raiders general manager says brown is now not practicing with the team. >> ant

. >> reporter: chp officer vince ramirez says their focus during the labor day weekend is not to crack down on drunk driving but drugged driving. >> we still will perform the field sobriety tests like with alcohol. this is a.edu i check point. can i see your drivers license? >> reporter: at check points like this, if officers believer a driver is under the influence of something other than alcohol, like marijuana, here's what will happen next. >> once we place them under arrest, we take them to a hospital where there is a blood draw. if they decline the blood test, then they lose their license for a year. >> can i see your drivers license please? >> in cases where someone created a serious crime, say a dui crash, there is a way to get the blood through a warrant. >> reporter: officer ramirez says because there is no legal limit for marijuana like there is for alcohol, it's a bit more challenging but since the legalization of recreational marijuana a year ago, the chp has trained officers to be dr es or drug recognition experts. they have to look for clues that affect drivers differentl

is francie -- francis gary powers junior, i go by gary, i am the founder of the cold war museum at vince hill virginia, about 45 miles northwest of washington dc. i founded the cold war museum in 1996, to honor cold war veterans, preserve cold war history, and educate future generations about this time period. what i realized when i was giving lectures to high school students in this area, nine times out of 10, the students would not know anything about the cold war or the u2 incident. they would think the u2 incident would have something to do do with the rock band. a the cold war period. in 1996 we founded the cold war museum which opened here at vint hill farms station, a former army communications base near the washington area. it used to be used by nsa, cia, asa and other groups to monitor communications around the washington, d.c. embassy region and international signals they were able to pick up from the atmosphere. so i'm going to take you on a tour today of the cold war museum. what is the cold war? the cold war was a time period 46 years between 1945, december 26th, 1981 with t

. >> reporter: chp officer vince ramirez says their focus during the labor day weekend is not just cracking down on drunk driving. this year, they're also looking for drunk driving. >> we still will perform the field sobriety test, just like we would with alcohol. >> this is a dui checkpoint, may i see her drivers license? >> i checked is like this, if officers believe a driver is under the influence of something other than alcohol, like marijuana, here is what will happen next. >> what we placed him under arrest, we take them to a hospital where there is a blood draw. if they decline the blood test, then they lose their license for a year. in cases where somebody committed a serious crime, see a dui crash, there is a way to get the blood through a warrant >> officer ramirez says because there is no legal limit for marijuana, like there is for alcohol, it is challenging. since the legalization of recreational marijuana a year ago, the chp has trained officers to be dre's, or drug recognition expert. they have to look for clues that affect drivers differently than alcohol. >> with marijuana,