>> eduardo: with madame lynch. >> anthony: madame lynch was fond of, uh, things like french, uh, couture. >> eduardo: yes, yes, and that changed the way of dress in asuncion. >> anthony: madame lynch might've been good for business. i'm trying to put this at a light i could be enthusiastic about. like, how clearly forward thinking my relatives were. his customers, as a hat maker, the very people who treated madame lynch with such utter contempt. did they live in the colonial homes, the old mansions that we see still in asuncion, that type of residence? >> eduardo: yes. >> anthony: times were changing in south america, too, in those days and society ladies craved the latest in haute courant french fashion. there was money to be made, there w- eh, bump. >> peter: short after this episode with the new bordeaux group came the triple alliance war. >> anthony: jean bourdain died in 1858. >> eduardo: yes, before. >> peter: it was a good time to die because this way you hadn't to join this horrible war. >> anthony: he'd miss the war? >> peter: yeah. the old lopez died, the young lopez got in pow

lynch graduated from oakland tech. let's just say lynch looks a little different now. >> there were the funniest meems about this last night. some said linked versus instagram. how good is that. there's another one very clever that said -- isn't it good? man looks like he's about to write some beast code. funny, right? >> that's good. >> happened some young man growing up in oakland. >>> coming back with another 90 minutes of including the dramatic video of a muni bus crash. >> -hey, did i mention i can save you $620 for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? >>> crews are working to contain a wildfire spreading in the north bay. deep terrain is making it difficult. we're live with an update. >>> today marks 17 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. why one official says it's like bin laden is reaching out from the grave. >>> addressing homeless crisis in the east bay. the attention-grabbing way one city leader is bringing awareness to the issue. >>> good morning. it's tuesday, s

it felt like god, they're going to lynch me. they're lynching me. and i still feel like i've been lynched, but whatever, i'm still going to dance. the devil can have his due. whatever he needs to do. >> it looks like roseanne's character will dead on the conners. >>> kevin spacey is just six feet under in "house of cards." >> i'll tell you this, though, frances, when they bury me it won't be in my backyard. when they pay their respects they'll have to wait in line. >> she's amazing. >> this is final season of netn november 2nd. >>> we have to talk about the bobby brown story. part one aired last night and revelations that bobby had an affair with janet jackson. this is a sampling of what blew people's minds. bobby kicking a naked janet out of his hotel room. but wow, wow, wow. part two is tonight. >> this is must see. holy mackerel. in his defense, what guy at that point didn't want to be with janet jackson. she was hot, hot, hot. still is. which is why it's surprising to hear what janet thoughts about her own looks. ♪ i wanna be the one in contro

how are you able to fit in lynch, doug martin, what's the roles going to be? how do you define the roles on offense? i think, again, football's football, right? how is john gruden dealing with the personalities of today? we deal with our children, atoh dthe to really get in and teach because they pretty much voted themselves off the practic the bargaining agreement, and john sees players in the building. for him, that means you try to get better. right now, the players are in a situation they don't spend a lot of time this practice or around the facility. john's going to have to figure out a way to really develop that chemistry with the players and have great relationships, and it's going to be difficult. that's the one thing i talked to him before and after he signed, that's the one thing i talked to him about. how are you going to deal with the players of today? i know the football stuff, xs, o os. great at that. not worried about that, but the players' relationships are the biggest obstacle this year and in the coming years. >> it's a millennial mentality.

it felt like god, they're going to lynch me. they're lynching me. and i still feel like i've been lynched, but whatever, i'm still going to dance. the devil can have his due. whatever he needs to do. >> it looks like roseanne's character will dead on the conners. >>> kevin spacey is just six feet under in "house of cards." >> i'll tell you this, though, frances, when they bury me it won't be in my backyard. when they pay their respects they'll have to wait in line. >> she's amazing. >> this is final season of "house of cards" hits netflix on november 2nd. >>> we have to talk about the bobby brown story. part one aired last night and twitter exploded with the revelations that bobby had an affair with janet jackson. this is a sampling of what blew people's minds. bobby kicking a naked janetwow,. part two is tonight. >> this is must see. holy mackerel. in his defense, what guy at tt point didn't want to be with janet jackson. she was hot, hot, hot. still is. which is why it's surprising to hear what janet thoughts about her own looks. ♪ i wanna be th

fortunately, the ceo of merrill lynch saw the writing on the wall. bofant and did a deal with . " brokered over the weekend, the funding of independent brokers was going to come under pressure." hank: i think we caught a small aeak in the fact that b fof bought merrill, as opposed to lehman brothers. merrill would have failed and it would have been a much bigger bankruptcy and even done more damage to the economy. >> can you imagine what it would be like for hank paulson to see lehman brothers drowning and throw back his arm and say, cannot help you? unusual and so many frankly amazing things during the crisis, i think there is a , that thereelief was nothing the united states of america could have done to prevent it, a lehman bankruptcy. people generally believe ben bernanke, tim geithner and i told the truth and those that suggest there is something we could do, have difficulty suggesting what we could of done that would have worked. remember looking out the window and looking at the people on the street walking and going to work, all of those, som

lynch jr. terrance m. lynch nehamon lyons shelley a. marshall teresa martin ada l. mason lt. col. dean e. mattson lt. gen. timothy j. maude robert j. maxwell molly mckenzie patricia e. mickley maj. ronald d. milam gerard p. moran odessa v. morris brian anthony moss ted moy lt. cmdr. patrick jude murphy khang nguyen michael allen noeth barbara k. olson. diana b. padro lt. jonas martin panik maj. clifford l. patterson lt. j.g. darin howard pontell scott powell capt. jack punches joseph john pycior deborah ramsaur rhonda rasmussen marsha dianah ratchford martha reszke cecelia e. richard edward v. rowenhorst judy rowlett robert e. russell william r. ruth marjorie c. salamone lt. col. david m. scales cmdr. robert allan schlegel janice scott michael l. selves marian serva cmdr. dan frederic shanower anita m. sherman. diane m simmons. and her husband george w. wilson. donald d. simmons. cheryle d. sincock gregg harold smallwood lt. col. gary f. smith patricia j. statz edna l. stephens willie q. troy lt. cmdr. ronald james vauk lt. col. karen wagner meta waller staff sgt. maudlyn a. white

lynch jr. terrence m. lynch. petty officer second class lyons iv, united states navy. shelly a. marshall. teresa m. martin. ada l. mason acker. lieutenant colonel dean e. matson, united states army. lieutenant general timothy j. maud, united states army. robert j. maxwell. renee a. may. molly l. mackenzie. dora marie machaka. >> patricia e. mckinley. major ronald d. mylum, united states army. jerald p. morin jr. odessa v. morris. petty officer first class brian a. moss, united states navy. lieutenant commander patrick j. murphy, united states navy reserve. christopher c. newton. ken wynn. petty officer second class michael a. noah, united states navy. barbara k. olson. ruben s. orendo. diane b. padro. lieutenant jonas, united states navy reserve. major clifford l. patterson, jr., united states army. robert pettinger. robert r. plogar iii and his wife sandra plogar. >> lieutenant darren h. ponzel, united states navy reserve. scott powell. captain jack d. punchess, united states navy, retired. [bell ringing] >> petty officer first class joseph j. picier, jr., united states navy. [

he was born leslie lynch king. that was his father. he was a junior. and my grandmother took him when he was very young, six years old, and took him on a train to grand rapids, michigan. she divorced leslie lynch king and married gerald ford senior. my dad grew up as junior. he was never adopted. we all assumed he had been adopted until we found the documentation. he was never adopted by gerald r. ford senior, who i consider my grandfather, he just changed his name in his late teens and early 20's, but that is the grandfather i know and admired a lot. >> how did your parents meet? ms. bales: my mother was divorced at the time. the stories i heard was that she was dating quite a few men in grand rapids and was a young divorcee. my parents or 30 and 35 when they got married. my dad had been in the war. he came back from the war and began to practice law, and my dad went up to one particular gentleman, who had been visiting her before -- she had one going in the front door and one going out -- she was quite a popular girl. >> a dancer? ms. bales: dancer,

she divorced leslie lynch king and married gerald ford senior. she married him eventually and my dad grew up as junior. he was never adopted. we all assumed he had been adopted until we found the documentation. he was never adopted by gerald r. ford senior, who i consider my grandfather, he just changed his name in his late teens and early 20's, but that is the grandfather i know and admired a lot. >> how did your parents meet? ms. bales: my mother was divorced at the time. the stories i heard was that she was dating quite a few men in grand rapids and was a young divorcee. my parents were 30 and 35 when they got married. my dad had been in the war. he came back from the war and began to practice law, and my dad went up to one particular gentleman, who had been visiting her before -- she had one going in the front door and one going out -- she was quite a popular girl. >> a dancer? ms. bales: dancer, fashion coordinator, model. my dad and my mother saw this -- looking out her window under the streetlight, my dad said to this other gentlemen, how

that scenes kind of reminiscent of a similar scene from a david lynch film. david lynch himself plays one of the characters. he plays howard who lucky meets in a bar. he is distressed because his torturers has run away. there is a long philosophical discussion about his friendship with daughters. he says to people, you don't understand, the tortures is really important. —— his friendship with the tortoises. it is about facing the inevitability of death. but also the fact that is life itself appears to be meaningless, we should approach it with a smile. quietly philosophical, often quite funny. very touching. it has an odd theatrical quality. particularly the bar scene. some sequences, particularly the bar scene. some sequences, you wonder if they're acting stiffly on purpose or if that is part of a device. it also reminded me of some of the films of ginger amish, the observational, looking at something with an off kilter i've. it is very charming, there is a darkness behind it. —— and off—kilter point of view. it is and off—kilter point of view. i

now, that scene is kind of reminiscent of a similar scene from the straight story, the david lynch film, and it's no surprise that david lynch himself plays one of the characters, he plays howard, who lucky meets in a bar, who is very distressed because his tortoise, who he's had for ages, has run away. and there is a long philosophical discussion about his friendship with the tortoise and what it means that the tortoise has left. and he gets...he says to people, you don't understand, a tortoise is really, really important. what the film is about is, on the one hand, it's about facing the inevitability of death, and it's also about the fact that, even if life itself appears to be meaningless, we should approach it with a smile. it's quietly philosophical. it's often quite funny. it's very touching. it has an odd theatrical quality to it, particularly in the bar scenes, there are some sequences in which you think, are they acting stiffly on purpose, or is that part of a device? it reminded me of some of the films ofjim jarmusch, you know, that observational, you're looking at something s

[inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome to the stage domenika lynch. >> good morning. how are you this morning? good morning and welcome to the 2018 conference. our theme -- [inaudible] it is a fitting theme because we celebrate 40 years, yes, for use go in 1978 1978 a small group f hispanic members of congress came together and they knew that part of the responsibility was to ensure that they would be a pipeline of leaders that would take their place. they understood that to create a sustainable path for inclusion in congress and to ensure that the needs of the latino community were represented at the highest levels of our federal government, that they need to create a a leadership institute. focus on developing our future latino leaders. leaders built for uncertain times. leaders who are educated, empowered and very well-connected. and for 40 years ch ci has delivered on this promise. today we celebrate 3700, almost 3700 successful alumni. however, still 40 years later while 93% of our latino youth are born in the united states, and most majority of the 57 m

now, that scene is kind of reminiscent of a similar scene from the straight story, the david lynch film, and it's no surprise that david lynch himself plays one of the characters in the film — he plays howard, who lucky meets in a bar, who is very distressed because his tortoise, who he's had for ages, has run away. and there is a long philosophical discussion about his friendship with this tortoise and what it means that the tortoise has left. and he gets — he says to people, "you don't understand. a tortoise is really, really important. " and what the film is about is, on the one hand, it's about facing the inevitability of death and it's also about the fact that, even if life itself appears to be meaningless, we should approach it with a smile. it's quietly philosophical. it's often quite funny. it's very touching. it has an odd theatrical quality to it, particularly in the bar scenes. there are some sequences in which you think, "are they acting stiffly on purpose, or is that part of a device?" it reminded me also of some of the films ofjim jarmusch, you know, that observational

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the u.s., u.s. senate, rather than hung from a tree. >> sean: wow. as we speak, the democrats all-out effort to bork judge kavanaugh is in full swing. unfolding before your eyes, now democrats can do little more than just interrupt hearings and play to their constituents ahead of mid-term elections. and as you can see, the presidency of donald trump is literally causing the left wing in this country to become more unhinged every day. all common decency thrown to the wind. kids escorted from the hearing and democrats desperately trying to get back their power. this was all orchestrated. and we have warned you many times obstructing the confirmation of judge kavanaugh is only one part of their agenda. should they get back power in 63 days, they want open borders, eliminating i.c.e., raise your taxes, they want their crimes -- crumbs back. they want an end to all the investigations into their friends with the biggest abuse of power in our history, the deep state. they want to impeach the president. the

look at this photo of marshawn lynch back in high school. >> social media immediately went nuts. "sports illustrated" asked people on twitter to make high school marshawn a meme, so here are a few. me on twitter versus me on facebook. how about this one, superman versus clark kent. how about this, beast mode released code. guess they think he looks like an engineer there a little bit. some photoshoped his face in place of erkel's on the poster of the old tv show "family matters." others commented, the football star looked like an insurance agent in high school. for everyone who is surprised by his old picture though, just remember lynch went to uc berkley on a 3.5 gpa and 1200 sat score. kristen sze, "abc 7 news." >> thanks, kristen. >>> that colin kaepernick jersey we told you about yesterday is already sold out. it sold out within hours on his personal website. some of the proceeds will go to his foundation, raising awareness on interacting with police. >>> well, next at 6:00, a dangero dangerous category 4 is bearing down on the east coast tonight. spencer christian is back wi

responsible for the imprisonment of four lynch executives for a year. overturned also by the circuit court of appeals. he was excoriated by a judge for withholding exculpatory evidence. and you have bruce ohr bruce ohr, once the fourth highest ranking official in the doj, feeding the dirty russian dossier to the man that would then go on to be mueller's pitbull. and remember the exchanges between steele and bruce ohr. i hope the firewall holds. oh, and yeah, did the special counsel get your messages? so was andrew weissmann colluding? was he conspiring? why didn't robert mueller tell the american people about the context with bruce ohr and christopher steele, and why do we have to figure it out? catherine herridge did and we also know that and unearthed handwritten note from bruce ohr after the election, let's see, listing peter strzok, lisa page, and other fbi agent, reading no prosecution yet, push the case ahead on m, which is paul manafort, go back to chris, which is steele. and that's what they believe it means, paul manafort is m, christopher stee

and says we'll rather lynch had no idea he was doing this. he lied. he lied. loretta lynch that she and bill clinton spoke only about playing golf. [laughter] and an assistant da in my offi office, if an assistant da works for me, had a conversation with a spouse of someone under active criminal investigation for 30 minutes i would fire the person. forget about anything else. i would fire him. it is fundamental. they do it in front of all of us. and that is what is so infuriating. i hate it when people lie i hate it when they make believe the law is the same but it's not. he took the bandages off lady justice and said you will protect the democrats and then they said we will frame the republicans. that is what my book is about. my book is not just about donald trump the man i know not just about the media and hollywood hypocrites but we will open it up to questions in a minute. the book makes it clear what happened. there is not a deep state. i don't know if you watch the view -- [laughter] [crowd boos] well, i think it is one whoopi goldberg

look at this photo of marshawn lynch back in high school. is this steve urkel? >> sports media went nuts. they asked to make high school marshawn meme. how about this. me on twitter versus me on facebook. superman versus clark kent. and beast most, released code. i guess people think he looked like an engineer. some shopped marshawn's face in the place of urkel's on "family matters." others commented he looked like an insurance agent in high school. now for everyone who is surprised by his old picture, though, just remember, lynch went to uc berkeley on a 3.5 gpa and 1200 s.a.t. score. dan and ama? >> interesting. thank you, kristen. >>> that colin kaepernick jersey is already sold out. the i'm with kaep jersey sold out in hours. some of the proceeds will go to his foundation raising awareness on interacting with police. >>> single game tickets are about to go on sale for the upcoming season. single game seats will be available to the general public starting thursday at 2:00 p.m. there are some exclusive presale opportunities tomorrow and thursday morning. you c

the only person that can make lynch go down is lynch. he sat for the national anthem. later in the first quarter todd gurley takes the path from jared goss. it was 13-10 at halftime and then the rams outscored the raiders 23-nothing. they win by 33-13. sam donald made his first play. the first pass of his nfl career intercepted. touchdown. you know who else had his first nfl pass brought back brought touchdown? that farm. donald to repair of touchdown. the jets score 31 in the third quarter indeed caught the lines 48-17. aaron rodgers, mild knee sprain a status for sunday against the vikings is uncertain at the top 30 golfers after three rounds of the fedex cup playoffs advance. watch the putt bradley attempts are on the sixth hole yesterday. stops close to the cup and then-- >> you would think that would go, but maybe it will. >> that is just about-- and it's in! cheryl: awesome. reporter: pretty cool and then they go to a play up with against bradley and justin rose in the playoff falls short bradley would win it. justin rose becomes number one in the world with tige

ticket efg -- merrill lynch's efg. savita: it is a way of looking at companies using attributes or factors we have not thought about as financial analyst. when you go to business school, you learn about book value, earnings, valuations and growth. you don't want about things about board diversity or employment policies around paternity leave, and these are the types of factors we're looking at in this efg report. david: we will look at why that is important but how do i know i am measuring efg? esg?g -- you get into esg. savita: it is very soft. look at these myriad data items and say what matters and what doesn't. there are all sorts of things we measure in esg. it could be reliance on a part-time workforce. is that a bad thing? the employee does not feel as confident in their prospects but it is probably good for the company because they have more flexibility around hiring and earnings volatility. there are a lot of different aspects we measure and what we found is that some actually drive financial returns. speaking

marshawn lynch goes beast mode into the end zone. he got some help from his o-line for the 10- yard touchdown. ( darya )and after the play espn throws up some info about him.. you know how they do.. marshawn lynch from oakland tech high.. but really??? with his high school picture??? twitter started blowing up with jokes about how marshawn looked like he was a mathlete.. or a bible salesman... how would you like you're old yearbook photo coming back to haunt you? so of course we started looking up famous athletes and actors.. here's kaep back in the day in turlock. but look at him now!!!! he just announced he's selling black t-shirt with i'm with kap on them for 175 bucks a piece and they're already sold out. a portion of the proceeds go to the know your rights camp.. a campaign founded by kap. of course, he's making his big money from nike. ( darya ) nothin wrong with showin nothin wrong with showin nothin wrong with showin your favorite player or your team a little love.. but does this go a little too far? lots of fans wear jerseys

we are proud of the work we have chci with dominika lynch. as you know the statistics in five re nearly one of all americans. recent report is that they account for over half of the u.s. population growth since 2000. fact when you add that to the fact that over love of u.s. the age 30, under chci mission to prepare future be more ouldn't relevant today. the one initiative dominika entioned we are working on together that we are proud is the congressional hispanic institute virtual leadership institute powered by hyundai. it connects young people where they are today and that is and in social media. the whole program is designed to build leadership skills by young people togeth together. young latinos are on the internet. 44% say they would prefer to communicate online. to build meaningful connections we have to take the onversation where they are today. the vli will do just that. congressional hispanic caucus institute will curate relevant content and drive interaction it build learn skills for today's youth. i would like to again dominikage

he famously said that he was the subject of a high-tech lynching. he said he'd been lynched and caricatured by the united states senate rather than hung by a tree. he came out with this strong response and was successfully confirmed. >> he had an investigation. there was an investigation for him. and in that situation, too, there were witnesses for both sides. so there was this sense that you weren't getting a he said she said scenario where you're not actually hearing from all of those involved, right? >> at the end of the day, the united states senate is a political body. it's not a court. the senate judiciary committee is not a jury. there won't be any verdict on guilt or innocence on this. the real question is whether or not this shifts the political reality in the senate. and it could well do. i think what -- at the moment, the situation has made it much more plausible that you'll get unanimous democratic opposition to this nomination, which wasn't so clear earlier on. you had some senators, democratic senators in battle ground states in the se

now, that scene is reminiscent of a scene from the david lynch film and no surprise david lynch film and no surprise david lynch film and no surprise david lynch plays one of the characters howard, who lucky meets ina bar, characters howard, who lucky meets in a bar, who is very distressed because his daughter has run away and there is a long —— is taught as has run away and there is a conversation about what it means to have a tortoise. what the film is about is on the one hand it is about facing the inevitability of death and it is also about the fact that evenif and it is also about the fact that even if life itself appears to be meaningless we should approach it with a smile. it is quietly philosophical. it is often quite funny. it is very touching. it has an odd theatrical quality to it, particularly in the bar scenes, some sequences in which you think, are they acting stiffly on purpose or is ita they acting stiffly on purpose or is it a device? it reminded me ofjim chalmers, the observation that you look at something slightly off kilter. and as i said it is very charming,

lynch junior. >> louise a. liefrj. >> michael cameron lynch. >> michael francis lynch >> richard d. lynch junior. >> my brother, christopher duffy. your tenacious spirit made an impact on and off the field. today is all about you. you always had an eye for style. so i traded in my fire department uniform and got dressed up in this nice suit just for you. time whizzes by but so do the dragonflies. keep buzzing over our tribe. all your friends and family love you and miss you every day. >> and to my beautiful sister and her unborn child, the whole family misses you so much. we think about you every day. should have a niece and nephew now about 17 years old. also i want to mention my aunt gail. we love and miss you, too. [applause] >> president trump: thank you very much. thank you very much, ryan. so beautiful. we are gathered together on these hallowed grounds to honor the memory of nearly 3,000 souls who were murdered on this day 17 years ago. we are here to pay solemn tribute to the 40 passengers and crew members on flight 93 who rose up, defied the enemy, took control of their des

and what marshawn lynch's mom had to say about it. (pam) the new warriors stadium construction is coming along outside..but next: we get a tour of what is happening inside the chase center as well. (sports) and in sports-- we'll head to the coliseum... where we saw a thriller between the a's and m's. plus, college football underway at the farm. highlights comin up from palo alto. it's time for the 'biggest sale of the year' on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends labor day. (ken) the oakland raiders made good on a promise today .... by delivering a 250-thousand-dollar donation to save sports programs in the oakland unified school district. (pam) last week, the school board announced it was cutting 10- sports .. to save a half- million dollars. kron 4's justine waldman was there today... as the raiders presented the school district with

loretta lynch said she and bill clinton spoke only about the grandchildren blamed off. and assisted da in my office, if an assistant da works for me how the conversation were the spouse of someone under act of investigation for 30 minutes, i would fire the person. forget about anything else. i would fire him. this is fundamental. and they do it in front of all of us. that is what is so infuriating. i hate it when people lie and they make the leap the laws the same. it's not addictive bandages off lady justice and then they said they're going to frame the republicans. it's not just about the media to open up in a few minutes. but the book makes it clear what happened. there is a deep state. i don't know if any of you ever watched the view. well, i think it's one whoopi goldberg said, what is the deep state and who's in charge? that's when the wheels fell off. but the second was not so good. but it's fine. i don't really care but it was a microcosm of what goes on in this country every day when the left tries to shut down the right. you were not allowed to speak. you are

institutions that have been around since the great depression bear stearns lehman brothers merrill lynch for all intents and purposes disappeared during this crisis there's the bankruptcy of lehman brothers the sale of merrill lynch to bank of america and word of trouble with the world's largest insurance company american international most of the financial crisis was not concealed by some dastardly. plot most of it was just widely ignored by the public and publication and most journalists you know this core the shakespeare trust in american institutions and most of the coverage leading up to the crash ignored the really central problems which was. pro-choice tactics were rife and they were really what drove the crash. oh i want to take your name. next they can't pay their bills. oh you. know critical we are a financial journalism mold so i wrote a system that was unsustainable that will. never forget that it was my reasons miscalculation a mis regulation that caused the problem. in the years leading up to the financial crash global stock markets hit new highs real estate was booming inv

institutions that have been around since the great depression bear stearns lehman brothers merrill lynch for all intents and purposes disappeared during this crisis there's the bankruptcy of lehman brothers the sale of merrill lynch to bank of america and word of trouble with the world's largest insurance company american international most of the financial crisis was not concealed by some dastardly. plot most of it was just widely ignored by the public and politicians i miss journalists you know the shake shack or the shakes your trust in american institutions and most of the coverage leading up to the crash ignored the really central problems which was. pro-choice tactics were rife and they were really what drove the crash. oh i want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that's next so they can't pay their bills right. oh. the most critical we are a financial journalism mold so i run the system that was unsustainable and that was . never forget that it was my freeze and miscalculation a mis regular. that caused the problem. in the years leading up to the financial crash global stock mark

institutions that have been around since the great depression bear stearns lehman brothers merrill lynch for all intents and purposes disappeared during this crisis there's the bankruptcy of lehman brothers the sale of merrill lynch to bank of america and word of trouble with the world's largest insurance company american international most of the financial crisis was not concealed by a. plot most of it was just widely ignored by the public and politicians i missed you know the shake shack or the shakes your trust in american institutions and most of the coverage leading up to the crash ignored the really central problem which was that. pro-choice tactics were rife and they were really what drove the crash. oh i want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that's next they can't pay their bills right. oh. the most critical we are a financial journalism mold so i run the system that was unsustainable and that was . never forget that it was my freeze and miscalculation a mis regulation. that caused the problem. in the years leading up to the financial crash global stock markets hit new highs r

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured, by a committee of the u.s. senate rather than hung from a tree. >> hannity: he became and has been one of our greatest justices. flash forward to today, more allegations pushed by democrats, this time nearly 40 years old. and now the ones anonymous kavanaugh accuser has come forward. she told "the washington post" that in the early 80s, kavanaugh trapped her in a room as they were teenagers and groped her. that allegedly occurred at a high school party as they were both teenagers and she was in a swimsuit. both kavanaugh and ford will likely have their opportunity to speak under oath, something judge kavanaugh has been pushing for as today he released a statement. "this is a completely false allegation and i've never done anything like what the accuser describes to her or to anyone. because this never happened. i had no idea who is making this accusation until she identified herself yesterday. i'm willing to talk to the senate judiciary committee in any way the committee deems appropriate to refute this false a

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the u.s. senate, rather than hung from a tree. >> sean: the circus of disgrace is back in washington and these tactics don't stop at the supreme court nominees, many also try to destroy the character. i know, i was in atlanta at the time of the olympic bombing. richard jewell falsely accused as being the lone bomber. he fit the profile because he lived with his mother. he was listening to my radio show at the time and said i was the only one that stood up for him, at least gave him the presumption of innocence. it changed my life. they also smeared falsely accused -- remember the duke lacrosse team? we didn't rush to judgment on the show. and let's not forget with the left did in ferguson. darren wilson was found innocent in that case. remember baltimore, freddie gray? all the people saying he would be convicted. trayvon martin, george zimmerman. how many times did president obama rush to judgment? the cambridge police acted stupidly. during every big moment, so many in the left and so many in

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured, by a committee of the u.s. senate rather than hun, from a tree.at >> hannity: he became and has been one of our greatest justices. flash forward to today, more allegations pushed by democrats, this time nearly 40 years old. and now the ones anonymous kavanaugh accuser has come forward. her name is professor christine ford, a clinical sales ecology psychology professional in california. she told "the washington post" that in the early 80s, kavanaugh trapped her in a room as they were teenagers and groped her. that allegedly occurred at a high school party as they were both teenagers and she was in a swimsuit. both kavanaugh and ford will likely have their opportunity to speak under oath, something judge kavanaugh has been pushing for as today he released a statement. "this is a completely false allegation and i've never done anything like what the accuser describes to her or to anyone. because this never happened. i had no idea who is making this accusation until she identified herself yesterday. i'm willing to

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured by a committee of the u.s. senate, rather than hung from a tree. >> sean: the circus of disgrace is back in washington and these tactics don't stop at the supreme court nominees, many also try to destroy the character. i know, i was in atlanta at the time of the olympic bombing. richard jewell falsely accused as being the lone bomber. he fit the profile because he lived with his mother. he was listening to my radio show at the time and said i was the only one that stood up for him at least gave him the presumption of innocence. he changed my life. they also smeared falsely accused -- remember the duke lacrosse team? we didn't rush to judgment on the show. and let's not forget with the left dated in ferguson. darren wilson was found innocent in that case. remember baltimore, freddie gray? trave on martin, george zimmerman. how many times did president obama rush to judgment? the cambridge police acted stupidly. during every big moment, so many in the left and so many in the press rushed to judgment for pure poli

you will be lynched, destroyed, caricatured, by a committee of the u.s., u.s. senate, rather than hung from a tree. >> now we are watching a last-ditch effort from dianne feinstein. she wants to bork judge kavanaugh, democrats made this process so partisan, so bitter, so nasty that supreme court justice liberal hero ruth bader ginsburg has spoken out. take a look. >> compare the process that you went through with what is going on today in that process. >> the way it was, was right. the way it is, is wrong. it has become a highly partisan show. i wish that i could wave a magic wand, and have it go back. go back to the way that it was. >> sean: a highly partisan show. her colleague justice clarence thomas, also criticizing the democrats for their political shenanigans. to take a look. >> honorable, if we could use that word about more people who are in public light, people who actually ask the questions at confirmation hearings instead of spartacus that we use -- [laughter] >> had to get that in there. >> hague, 300. but in any rate. >> sean: clarence thomas, i h

. >> ladies and gentlemen please welcome president and ceo dominicka lynch. >> good morning how are you this morning? good morning and welcome to the 2018 leadership conference our being to lead, architects of our destiny and it is a fitting thing because caci celebrates 30 years, a small group of hispanic members of congress came together and they knew that part of their responsibility was to ensure there would be a pipeline of leaders that would take the place. they understood that to create a sustainable path for inclusion in congress and to ensure that the needs of the latino community were represented at the highest levels of our federal government that they needed to create leadership institute. focused on developing our future latino leaders. leaders built for uncertain times. leaders who are educated, empowered and very well connected. for 40 years chci has delivered on this promise. today we celebrate 3700, over 3700 successful alumni. however, still, 40 years later, while 93% of our latino youth born in the united states and most majority of the 57 million of latinos living in

institutions that have been around since the great depression bear stearns lehman brothers merrill lynch for all intents and purposes disappeared during this crisis there's the bankruptcy of lehman brothers the sale of merrill lynch to bank of america and word of trouble with the world's largest insurance company american international most of the financial crisis was not concealed by some dastardly. plot most of it was just widely ignored by the company and publication and most journalists you know the shake shack or the shakes or trust in american institutions and most of the coverage leading up to the crash ignored the really central problems which was. pro-choice tactics were rife and they were really what drove the crash. oh you want to pay for your neighbor's mortgage that's next so they can't pay their bills right. oh. so critical we are a financial journalism mold it's so. around the system that was unsustainable and that was. live as never forget that it was my reasons miscalculation a mis regulation that caused the problem. in the years leading up to the financial crash global

oakland raiders running back lynch the latest a protest the national anthem. lynch taking a seat on the bench before his team faced the los angeles rams on monday night football, the raiders lost. in his nfl debut, sam donald shakes off a rough start to throw a pair of touchdowns. the jets shredded the detroit lions 48-17. the time is 9 minutes after the top of the hour. inches from death the shocking moments an officer is shot at point blank range. >> you don't have anything on you, right? shannon: how this routine traffic stop took a deadly turn. we are honoring the lives lost on 9/11. our next guest remembers the attack like yesterday and joined us to share the memories of her husband who she lost that morning. ♪ carry-on ♪ from above ♪ come back strong ♪ shannon: 17 years since the september 11th terrorist attack that claimed the lives of thousands of innocent people. my next guest remembers that day like it was yesterday because she lost her husband and her best friend that morning. lisa clark joins me live to share memories and how she and her so

he was at merrill lynch when it was doing great. he was always head of global banking. he started many decades ago in the emerging markets in europe. he stayed at bank of america for a while and really helping them with their investment banking, what they brought over from merrill lynch. that's what he was doing at ubs. he is not a banker in the sense of consumer corporate banking. this.ybe he has done : ubs has gone through a massive transformation. it has completely changed its business model since the financial crisis. then they refocused. it was bailed out by's government, like many banks. but he was part of the cleanup. he took the part out that really could not go on and streamlined the business. they chose to grow in certain areas, such as equity business, but not fixed income. : the investment bank is there to serve the asset-management business and the wealth management business. ubs is not an investment bank in the traditional sense of the term. there are not many of those left in europe. is such a retail-focused -- even amongr is not the 16 banks around the w

in addition to merrill lynch, the bank of america has made an unprecedented investment not only in this $65 million project, but in our project citywide. this is over $2 billion in capital, and this project is just the tip of the iceberg. there is just down the street in chinatown hundreds of more units that are being subjected to the same loving treatment and rehabilitation in the pings where the board of supervisors with jane kim and the entire complement back when london breed was president has bestowed every bit of capital that we can get our hands on. i was worried this project could kill c.c.d.c., and if it did not kill it, it would emerge stronger. you have emerged stronger. congratulations. [applause] >> supervisor peskin: i would like susanna from the tenant's association to come up and get an award from the board of supervisors, as well as cathy lamb. i know you are humble, i know you hate the spotlight, but you have no choice in this matter, miss lamb. come on up here. [applause] >> cathy lamb, your moment has come, cathy. >> supervisor peskin: and miss tau, who is the presid

gary stern, former minneapolis fled -- fed president, michelle meyer, merrill lynch. both are staying with us. italy up, uncertainty in to meet their midnight budget deadline. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am emma chandra with your bloomberg business flash. almost every analyst who covers amazon has it as a buy. stifle has made the target price the highest on wall street, a 20 pro -- 20% increase to where amazon sure string now. amazon is higher in premarket trading. cvs,.5 billion merger with selling its medicare prescription drug business to welker health plans. their investment may help resolve objections to the aetna- cvs deal with regulators. goodgument that there is a reason to allow a purchase by t-mobile. regulators customers are fleeing and it is unable to cover from crippling losses. sprint said along the takeover would set a strong competitor to at&t and verizon. david: the clock is ticking for italy, which has until midnight tonight to reach a budget plan for 2019. this is the deputy prime minister, who just said the governme

lynch: thank you. this bill establishes a public heist private sector tax force to investigate new financial technologies, including digital currencies and develops countermeasures. the bill also establishes a fund to pay rewards to people who provide information leading to the conviction of an individual involved with terrorist use of diggetal currencies. and the bill creates a grant program for the development of tools and pilot programs in the licit use of digital currencies. i thank mr. budd and i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this important legislation. thank you, mr. chairman and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. tipton: i have no further requests for time on this legislation and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from nevada is recognized. mr. kihuen: i support this bill and i urge my colleagues to support it as wel

barrel -- merrill lynch was taken over by bank of america. the u.s. government took control million -- in an $85 million bailout. ben bernanke and hank paulson testified before the banking committee about the bush ministrations plan to put assets from the banking system. a look back at what it was like during those days at the height of the financial crisis. we spoke with michael spencer. guy johnson asked him what happened. >> all the financial stocks took a massive divide -- massive dive. lehman int exposed to the negative way. , i am down 100ng million quit today -- 100 million quid today. francine: we will keep watching throughout the week. let's get straight to the bloomberg first world news. taylor: more than a million people living in the path of hurricane florence have been ordered to leave their home. it is poised to become the strongest storm to hit the region and more than 30 years. forecasters say it will make landfall late thursday or or early friday. says the damages could reach $27 million. which of administration is preparing to unwind

john lynch is one of 102 finalists from the hall of fame. he was a hard hitting safety that could knock in to next year. that's why the 49er cornerback does not think that lynch would make it with today's nfl rules. >> now, if he hits someone with half of hld be banned and kicked out of the league. >> would you have made a live nothing the nfl today? >> i would like to believe that i would have adjusted my game. i know that some people find that hard to believe. >> the 49ers could use him this sunday. they're a little thin at safety. the raiders and denver broncos sunday here on the big 5. i am dennis, and have a great weekend. >>> well, today the warriors have something new to celebrate. they have a lot of things to celebrate, but the final steel beam is going to be hosted in to place on top of their new san francisco home. all workers are going to autograph the beam at a topping out ceremony. they plan to move in next season. >>> a deck marker that's been deemed radio active has been found near the homes at hunter's point. this after sever

talk to american investment banks piled in to take advantage of the new opportunities merrill lynch goldman sachs morgan stanley and also. lehman brothers the oldest of the lost and st for the strong culture of its u.s. operations lehman brothers was a significant i mean horton player in the twin towers in the us in the investment banking industry at that time it was number for me money also was one of the most aggressive players in the industry people kids i mean it's students would love to go and work for the money i mean that's what the prime job for them. is a commodity joint lehman brothers in two thousand and six as a vice president in the mergers and acquisitions group in new york the farm was a behind civic success lehman had a very strong culture very a lot of pride. in every employee in working for lehman brothers there was almost a lot of confidence that lehman could take on the bigger competitors and we. found it in one thousand and fifty lehman was the remarkable survive the great depression two world wars and it was still making money over the years lehman's bankers had gained

we'll hear wham marshawn lynch has to say. >>> and some incredible pictures about what tiger means when he's lot. >> it's at 11:30 p.m. on sports wrap. >>> and ahead, another billionaire might be running for president. >>> a man is behind bars tonight after trying to enter buckingham palace with a taser. he's being questioned at a london police station. police do not believe the incident is terror related. the palace is open to public tours during the summer. >>> two woman who accused bill cosby of sexual assault said they hope the comedian gets prison time. they want to read victim impact statements before causeby is sentenced this -- cosby is two begins monday in philadelphia. he faces up to 30 years in prison. >>> it's possible we could see another billionaire in the office. former mayor bloomberg is thinking of running as a democrat. >> reporter: we have been here before. talk of possible run from michael bloomberg. he's now considering run for president in 2020. >> he puts up the trial balloon, floats it and then it sanks. and then he realizes that he couldn't win in 2008, 2012 and