how did you come to ivy and abe? well, i started actually, and there are traces of this this still in the book, i started with robert and eleanor because i wanted names that i could change and give a variation of. and then when i finished the book, i decided it was too confusing and ijust wanted names that were easily recognisable, not unusual, not "how do you spell that," but also unusual so that each time you met them it was obvious it was them. it wasn't another tom, dick or harry, or sarah or kate. it was like, "oh, it's ivy." then actually on the page, they look... they look nice together. they look sort of right. i like the way that words look on a page. i love the way they look on the cover of the book. you talk about the cover, it's interesting because you've got the names on scrabble tiles and a heart on another tile. it's a lovely idea because we all know how infuriating and how wonderful that game is according to how the tiles fall. exactly. it's a lovely analogy for the story really. exactly and you can,

how did you come to ivy and abe? well, i started actually, and there are traces of this this still in the book, i started with robert and eleanor because i wanted names that i could change and give a variation of. and then when i finished the book, i decided it was too confusing and ijust wanted names that were easily recognisable, not unusual, not "how do you spell that?" but also unusual so that each time you met them it was obvious it was them. it wasn't another tom, dick or harry, or sarah or kate. it was like, "oh, it's ivy." then actually on the page, they look... they look nice together. they look sort of right. i like the way that words look on a page. i love the way they look on the cover of the book. you talk about the cover, it's interesting because you've got the names on scrabble tiles and a heart on another tile. it's a lovely idea because we all know how infuriating and how wonderful that game is according to how the tiles fall. exactly. it's a lovely analogy for the story really. exactly, and you can,

all in an effort to get abs. so good luck honey i hope you get those abs. [ laughter ] >> it was abs. [ applause ] >> i know. i know -- two out of three we got the most important one wro wrong. >> we have to go home and talk about why you want to date the other johnny and why i don't want to date shanike. it was just a question. we'll be right back right here on "the q". let get out of this. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> last year mark the 35th anniversary of michael jackson's hit thriller. that was enough to get "the q" crew up and dancing. check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it was only movie. >> it's not funny. >> you were scared. >> i was a little scared. >> you were really scared. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ it's close to midnight something evil is lurking from the dark ♪ >> ♪ i got the moonlight it almost stops your heart, you try to scream but dare i take the sound before you make it ♪ you start to freeze and horror look you right between the eyes, you're paralyzed ♪ >> ♪ ♪ ♪ you hear the door s

it's part of the 19. >> the latest edition of ab-19. in san francisco we need the ab's and they're useful and the building and fire department sit down together and go over them and do come up with solutions for the zero lot line building, a lot of conditions in old existing buildings. i could look at the plans that the architect has and i did notice as well, there's literally dozens of complaints on this building like sometimes there's 6-8 filed in a day. >> how long of a period? daily? >> on my phone they keep coming up. >> are they anonymous? >> probably residents i would imagine. mostly housing inspection services. >> so the other thing that strikes me as an issue is that you just said to ask about a calculation to load and then there's reality and the reality would be how many -- regardless of the architectural calculation, what is the reality of how many beds are in these rooms regardless of what the red sheet says. this is about life and safety which for me is number one importance life and safety the there's nothing more importa

how did you come to ivy and abe? well, i started actually, and there are traces of this this still in the book, i started with robert and eleanor because i wanted names that i could change and give a variation of. and then when i finished the book, i decided it was too confusing and ijust wanted names that were easily recognisable, not unusual, not "how do you spell that," but also unusual so that each time you met them it was obvious it was them. it wasn't another tom, dick or harry, or sarah or kate. it was like, "oh, it's ivy." then actually on the page, they look... they look nice together. they look sort of right. i like the way that words look on a page. i love the way they look on the cover of the book. you talk about the cover, it's interesting because you've got the names on scrabble tiles and a heart on another tile. it's a lovely idea because we all know how infuriating and how wonderful that game is according to how the tiles fall. exactly. it's a lovely analogy for the story really. exactly, and you can,

and in addition, ab-342, by mr. chu deals with automatic speed enforcement and that measure was held over as well. those are two from last year. one bill you took position on is still active this year, ab-87 for autonomous vehicles and the process he would have the legislature have them go through to ensure testing. it's running into some issues with respect to the timing of the dmv which are expected in the next month or so to be finalized. there's a lot of interaction between the legislation proposed and regulations. i'm not sure if he's going to pursue that in its present form. finally, the initiative to repeal sp-1, i mentioned this last time. there's a working group that's basically fix our roads coalition, a working group that sponsored sp-1 and got it through the legislator is working diligently to try to put up roadblocks to the qualification of the initiatives in a fair way. in addition they have decided to embrace aca-5, for the new taxes contained in sp-1. aca-5 was given a number recently, now propositio

the conversation ab a leadership change i think would only happen if we lost. i think if we do win, she will hold onto her post. between hoyer and crawly who are nearing 80 and 55. and 55 is not old like nearing 80, but it's still older when you look at the progressive base of the democratic party. you look at who bernie sanders was speaking to. there are these young national speaker. like tim ryan out of ohio who challenged nancy pelosi. he would be raring to go. you talk about conner lamb running in pennsylvania. lot of attention there. so i think there's going to be a generational issue there and we'll probably have to impress upon people that 55 is actually middle age. >> dana: just ask matt and me. >> how do you feel? i don't think anyone is 55 here. i'm like middle aged. >> dana: we'll reveal it later behind closed doors when the cameras aren't on. matt and jessica, thank you. the president making a request of the pentagon. ♪ how a parade like this one figures into it. we are live with details. plus a new warning for north korea where sanctions are conc

pull-ups, planks, and twists for the abs. thing is, this not only worked for alicia, from britney spears to alexander skarsgaard, magnus has helped whip other stars into shape. i'm going to list a few names and give me a fun fact about you training them. katy perry. >> smart. >> alexander skarsgaard. >> beast. >> oh, he's a beast in the gym. alicia, is she a beast in the gym, too? >> oh, yes. >> listen, we've been saying we're going to work out together. i got partner tips. we got no excuse now. >> i'm ready to go. >> let's do it. >> our sharon and ozzy osbourne exclusive. his no more tours two will be his last. but for very good reason, his grandkids, including the newest, miniosbourne. >> oh, minnie, she's this big. >> big sisters pearl and andy can't get enough. >> they're like -- and they just -- they like to fight to hold her. >> today, i'm super lucky. >> i was at a photo session yesterday and andy comes in, and she changes every time i see her. >> you a stinky momma. >> i never saw my kids grow up. i've never been arou

i had a phone call this morning with prime minister abe of japan. i suggested he invest more and open up more plants. they announced, as you know, a number of plants are coming in to michigan and other states. we want them to bring in more. they will do that. he said they will do that. we expect to have some announcements pretty soon. we have a lot of companies

ab-1506. but ab-1505 rectified the loophole that has bound san francisco to a fee first requirement which has made the creation of on-site inclusionary, or for that matter off-site inclusionary housing a secondary option hindering what i think is all our policy goal, which is to encourage and incent as much on-site affordable housing in new developments as possible. with the passage of that bill, we now have the ability to condition development approval on the amount of affordable rental housing being built on site as long as developers are provided with additional options for complying with these affordable housing requirements make playing an in lieu fee or building the affordable housing off-site. given that ab-1505 went into effect 29 days ago on the first of this year, i introduced this legislation before you today which merely conforms our local inclusion nicer programme with these new palmer fix provisions. this went before the planning commission and mr. starr's memorandum which indica

, and he and mrabe message when he met with mr abe, and he and mr abe will be going to the opening of the olympic games in south korea, and they will be taking that message with them, but the us and its allies need to stick with sanctions to continue to put extreme pressure on north korea, not to be taken in by this charm offensive that the north has launched around the winter olympics. these are live pictures from taiwan, where rescuers are continuing to search for people at the site of a sunken residential building in hualien. survivors of the 6.1i—magnitude tremor escaped from the tilted building, and say there are still people trapped inside. at least nine people were killed in the earthquake, and 250 injured, but about 67 are still unaccounted for. aftershocks are still rattling the country, the strongest magnitude—5.7. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: a pakistani court has sentenced one man to death and five others to life injailfor murdering a student falsely accused of blasphemy. mashal khan was dragged out of his university accommodation in

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professor and talk about how infrastructure played a role in the civil war and really helped honest abe lincoln absolutely when you look at what was happening in washington back then and it was a major metamorphosis between what was happening in the eight hundred fifty s. in the latter part of the eighteen sixty's washington is transformed almost as intensely as it is during world war two the city just completely changes overnight lincoln having been a whig party member prior to being a republican was big on internal improvements as people may recall being on infrastructure began setting the ground for what would eventually be the trans pacific railroad railway act that he would pass an eight hundred sixty three so some of the deathly we have to give lincoln back in the day a lot of credit for being a real visionary for being a practical politician and that sense when he signed the pacific railway act of eight hundred sixty three that leads a direct line to chicago where chicago was far behind st louis a direct result of this of the civil war and that act by lincoln leads to chicago bei

professor and talk about how infrastructure played a role in the civil war and really helped honest abe lincoln absolutely when you look at what was happening in washington back then it was a major metamorphosis between what was happening in the eight hundred fifty s. in the latter part of the eighteen sixty's washington is transformed almost as intensely as it is during world war two the city just completely changes overnight lincoln having been a whig party member prior to being a republican was big on internal improvements as people may recall big infrastructure began setting the ground for what would eventually be the trans pacific railroad rail act that he would pass an eight hundred sixty three. some of the deftly we have to give lincoln back in the day a lot of credit for being a real visionary for being a practical politician in that sense when he signed the pacific row act of eight hundred sixty three that leads a direct line to chicago where chicago was far behind st louis a direct result of this of the civil war and that act by lincoln leads to chicago being the major metropo

their annual session ends in ab two week. they could come back in a special session, but they're not scheduled to. they're not scheduled to meet after this session until next year. dana? >> dana: we'll see if that changes. rich edson, thank you. survivors calling for action with protests under way outside the white house as president trump gets ready to meet students, parents and teachers with direct experience of these horrific tragedies. john roberts is live on the north lawn. john, the president is expected to hear these stories first hand from people who were affected by the florida shooting and possibly other shootings across the country. >> reporter: we saw the compelling statements from the students in tallahassee. the president is going to hear a lot of that today. 4:15 in the state dining room, which will hold a significant number of people, the president will be engaging students, parents and teachers. among the people who will be there, we're told 15 to 20 students, parents and teachers of marjory stoneman douglas

kathleen fisher with ab bernstein and george bory of wells fargo. coming up on bloomberg daybreak: europe conversation of laureate of yale, robert shiller. stay with us. this is "bloomberg." ♪ taylor: this is "bloomberg surveillance." in the u k, barclays operating unit faces criminal charges over its controversial capital fundraising at the height of the financial crisis. this area accuses barclays of unlawful financial assistance that has to do with the $3 billion loan the bank got from cointreau008 step former executives in the bank holding company had already been charged. barclays says it will defend itself. pension fundy firm making a joint bid for specialty chemicals unit. that is according to the financial times. mt says the pension fund p[gg be a minority: besser alongside apollo global management. the akzo unit can be valued at more than $12 billion. the new deal will ensure airbus gets producing its a380 superjumbo for at least the next decade. emirates signed a contract for another 20 of the double-decker planes. $16deal has a list val

stimulus, abe's decision means tapering down the road. >> trump says that russia has created chaos in the united states after the indictment on election meddling. growth boosting tax revenue. ceo of -- to the >> hello. it is just past 9:00 and this is daybreak. we are one hour away from the open of asia's major market. hour, we willxt look at action on wall street playing into your trading day and get a quick look at what transpired on friday. barely above the flat line. we will take that. you can see the nasdaq giving up a little. five stocks top were in the negative. look at the bloomberg terminal and i will show you consumer and this in michigan is the second-highest with a lot of people still happy about the tax cut policies and the strong labor market. >> we have had one hour of we have seen the kiwi-dollar lose a little bit of australiah futures in looking a little bit weaker late last week and not a great deal of change. gold and a check on consideringhich is -- continuing to show strength. trading today be in china, hong kong taiwan, and vietnam. another term was announced for

. >>> prime minister shinzo abe -- the vice president vowed to stand with japan in the face of north korea's provocations. ivan watson live in pyeongchang where members of the north delegations are arriving for the olympics, and interesting news on who will be coming to pyeongchang. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. the news is that not only will the ceremonial head of state be coming from north korea, kim jong-nam, leading the delegation, but we understand that the sister of the north korean leader kim jong-un, that she, too, will be attending part of the olympics. that's a very high-level official. the blue house, that's the office and residence of the south korean president, has welcomed this as a sign of essentially goodwill coming from the north korean side. meanwhile, mike pence, vice president, has continued to hammer home that he wants to challenge what he describes as north korean propaganda going into the olympics. describing north korea in a speech alongside the japanese prime minister as a cruel dictatorship, as a prison state, as "the most tyrannical

the malaysian government minister has not confirmed the ho ab visa was denied. but the communications are multi— media minister said that they welcome anyone who... homosexual activity is illegal in malaysia and a recent crackdown on the lgbt community has been seen by some as an attempt by the ruling party to appease religious hardliners ahead of election in the coming months. ho, became a publicly asa coming months. ho, became a publicly as a lesbian in 2012, said she is disappointed by the decision is not a complete surprise. were several cases where people had been denied visas for concerts and also a year ago, joshua wong, of hong kong, was also denied entry because of his support in the umbrella movement, and so! support in the umbrella movement, and so i guess, because of my double to boo identity, because i was also a supporter of the umbrella movement and pro—democracy, somehow we have guessed that maybe i would be denied access. ho said viletta's decision when hold back and has vowed to continue fighting for the rights of the lgbt continue fighting

-2745 lot number 36 and ab-2719c, lot number 023 to rm-1. >> thank you very much. supervisor peskin? >> i see supervisor sheehy's staff. i spoke to him earlier and understand that they would like this item continued. >> we'll let holden couple and speak to that. >> hi, good afternoon, chair tang and members of the confirm i'm here on behalf of supervisor sheehy's office and we would like to continue this item at the call of the chair. and john gibner, the city deputy attorney is here to answer any questions that you might have. >> how about explain why we have to continue this item. >> sure. deputy city attorney john gibner. this item is part of a package of legislation that's connected to a litigation that's pending in the oversight committee. the plan is to have that settlement ordinance move forward along with this ordinance and additional piece of legislation that's not yet been introduced to vacate the street. so, once that piece of shesing introduced, we'll work with the clerk's office and supervisor sheehy's office and your office to get everything schedule

abe to be making that kind of remark. you're really seeing a shift for south korea, almost closer to the idea of what china and russia want to do with north korea and away from what the u.s. and japan want to do. >> paula, before we leave you guys. if we could show that image of the u.s. vice president also behind kim yo-jong. interesting seating arrangement at the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. we'll continue to stay in touch with you both. >>> moving on now to the other breaking story we're following this hour. we're following in the middle east, israel says that one of its f-16 warplanes have crashed amid anti-aircraft fire. so far, it's not clear what caused this jet to go down. israel says that its military has been going after iranian targets inside syria. the jet crashed in israeli territory. both pilots survived, but one was severely injured. the strikes in syria came after an iranian unmanned aerial vehicle entered israeli air space from syria. we're covering the story from all angles. our seniorer inte

. >> ciara: it was abe. he... >> rafe: ciara-- >> ciara: was talking to abe. and...well, it sort of sounded like he was sucking up to abe, trying to get him to let him stay on as commissioner permanently. i thought he was trying to keep you from getting your job back. >> hope: but i got my job. i did. i have my job back. >> ciara: well, yeah, but what i heard was before that... >> hope: oh. >> ciara: and it just made me crazy. >> hope: [laughs] honey... rafe and i worked everything out. and he's been wonderful and so supportive of me. i love him. totally trust him. >> ciara: i know. rafe told me how much he loves you and that he would never do anything to hurt you. and i believe him now. ♪ um...you said you didn't want to tell mom about sami because it was in the past and it was just that one time, and i thought it was a cop-out. >> rafe: yeah, which you made clear. >> ciara: but then...you started telling me more about how it happened, and i started to see your side of the story... and...i couldn't let you tell mom tonight. i could see how much it would hur

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the us vice president mike pence is injapan where he is about to meet prime minister abe. it's the start of a visit to asia that will take the vice—president to south korea for the start of the winter olympics which begin on friday. he says he will tell the truth about north korea at every stop. now on bbc news...a look back at tuesday in parliament.

and he and mr abe will be going together to the opening of the olympic games tomorrow in south korea, and they will be taking that message with them, that the us and its allies need to stick with sanctions, to continue to put extreme pressure on north korea, not to be taken in by this charm offensive that the north has launched around the winter olympics. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news: a pakistani court has sentenced one man to death and five others to life in jail for murdering a student falsely accused of blasphemy. mashal khan was dragged out of his university accommodation in north—west pakistan last april. hundreds of his fellow students beat him, shot him, and mutilated his body. one of the great landmarks of paris, the eiffel tower, has been shut, because a cold snap has blanketed the french capital in six inches of snow. commuters have been trapped in their cars as authorities try to clear the snow. in the uk, the giant supermarket chain tesco is facing the country's largest ever equal pay lawsuit. up to 200,000 shop workers, most of them wom

steve: chuck schumer from new york says we'll not beç abe to get reelected, based on the resistance. we have to have a message. and money. suggests that donald trump's and republican tax cut is working. >> that's right. you can't beat something with nothing and that is what the democrats frankly have offered. if you look at which party, which, which president's ideas are getting the economy moving, it is this president's. it is tax cut bill that is leading to hundreds of companies announcing wage increases, increasing investments in this country. giving 401(k) benefits to their workers. people are seeing it in their bottom lines. unemployment is low. overall the stock market has been rising over the last year. so we're very proud of that president's economic achievements. we think republicans will be able to support it as they go to elections next fall. brian: right, senator schumer went on to say he is getting his agenda done on some spending in the two-year budget you signed last week. let's move on to something youwe can't quite figure out, maybe you can. in investigating senator

do you ever skip ab day? >> sometimes. when i'm sleeping, i skip. >> two more. >> what are you doing? >> i have two more pancakes for you. these days, he is trying to expand his empire, launching his own leisure wear line, which begs the question, where does he find time for relationships? >> i wouldn't be able to date someone who does my job. >> really? >> i don't know. >> have you ever heard of the bachelor or bachelorette, the tv show? >> things kicked up a notch. if you did not receive a rose, you'll be going home immediately. >> this was a hard decision. i'm so sorry to the one who is didn't make it, but i have to go with my heart. will you accept this rose? >> yes. >> i'm so happy. >> i'm so happy. >> what do we need to beat this guy? you're ryan reynolds. i got an emmy. >> thank you so much. but actually i have a girlfriend so, i'm sorry. >> he was not counting on brianna. she does not mess around. >> she's like i just want to do something and she didn't say exactly what she wanted to do. she walks in and -- he was