and of course mark davis, the raiders owner. mark davis as you know always likes to say once a raider, always a raider. but i don't know if that applies to antonio brown who some feel never wanted to be in silver and black. can you believe he had no intention of ever playing a single snap for the raiders? >> look at all the fuss he does. who burns their feet? come on. >> we all know raider nation loves a good conspiracy theory. even hall of famer jerry rice agrees. he told 95.7 the game, his acting skills are almost as good as his football skills. >> we all got played, man. we did. he contacted me and he told me that he wanted to play ball here in the bay area. he was a denzel washington and he won the oscar. >> wow. >> one player who did benefit from brown's departure, the alameda native signed off the jags' practice squad for 795,000 dollars fully guaranteed. he's enacted tonight but jon gruden says the passing game still has plenty of weapons without a.b. >> never going to line up and throw the ball to one guy every play. it'

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with me is mark davies, the ceo of strategy consultancy firm camberton. we consultancy firm camberton. will have to start witi we we will have to start with exit and we will work away to comedy. this is interesting. these to contrasting views on the irish backstop. the daily telegraph says there is the hope of a deal. there is the hope of a dealli there is the hope of a deal. i am glad to hear this because i have been coming on the programme every month a year saying we are definitely not going to fall without a deal. and john called yorker is now saying he is open to a deal. and so currency now saying he is open to a deal. and so currency markets have moved substantially over the course of the last 24—hour is. admittedly from a low level of $1 20 to about $1 25. don't forget that we were 150 before this so those numbers are relative. but he says he is not wedded to the backstop, as such. johnson may yet get a deal that he can put in front of the house of commons. it is interesting. the prime minister meets eu leaders at the un general assembly next wee

so let's begin with rebecca harding, ceo and founder of coriolis tech and mark davies, ceo of strategy consultancy, camberton are both here in the studio. two regulars. great to see you both. let's get started. we have the time. pm flies back to chaos. he lands today from the united nations general assembly. it has the various points here, supreme court rules unlawful. it is a constitutional crisis? to answer that directly, this has been a constitutional crisis for quite a long time that has been building. what were seeing 110w has been building. what were seeing now is an intent by the supreme court to rain the constitution back ina court to rain the constitution back in a little bit. in any other times other than brexit, this would be a good thing. everybody would be saying it is good that we have these constitutional checks and balances, it stops a wayward government, it means that we have parliamentary moxie, which is what we all

that's mark davis. the onner taking his dads team to las vegas next season. the best the raiders have looked in a couple years. first quarter to williams the antiantonio brown. well behaved and easy to coach. a new running back rookie from alabama. josh jacobs. he spent part of his childhood homeless. great young man. raiders win. john gde to th b the game. they beat the denver broncos and look really good doing it. 24-16. baseball tonight. after a weekend trip to l.a. where the giants beat the dodgers two out of the three. they're back tonight. taking on the pirates. this is what happens end of season. pirates not a good team. giants probably not making the play offs. smallest crowd at oracle park. 26,000. haven't said that in a while. they blew a lead in the ninth. flying out to right. posey can't hang on to the ball. run scores. pirates scored four runs in the ninth. they beat the giants. >> the a's and houston. facing the astros. they rarely do well in houston. this game got out of hand early. houston hamered seven home runs in the one game tonight. the a

mark davies is ceo of strategy consultancy firm camberton. what do you think? the pound up and down like a yo—yo. is this optimism justified? yes, i think it is. down like a yo—yo. is this optimism justified? yes, ithink it is. i think we are heading for a deal. i think we are heading for a deal. i think there is a lot of talking going on all of a sudden because the pressure is really on. we have 46 days left, is it? and so i think yes, probably heading for a very late deal. the dup appear to be softening their stance slightly, there are talks going on with leo varadkar, stephen buckley is in brussels, and jean—claude juncker has made this pronouncement. and arlene foster certainly in new york for the un general assembly next week, which of course the prime minister will be at as well. do you think a deal will be forthcoming by 31 october? because there seems to bea 31 october? because there seems to be a little bit of confusion over this, because certainly one of the papers that we are going to be looking at later suggest that stephen buckley, who is the

i really want to thank our football players, mark davis, all of us, we tried to make it work. hopefully he finds what he's looking for. >>> let's switch to college football. battle of backups. stanford's costello out in this game while usc daniels lost for the season with a torn acl. he injured against fresno state. meeting up before the game, 100th meeting between the two teams. davis mills, the backup qb to connor weddington, 15 yards and in. 7-3 stanford. the good times roll for the cardinals. cameron scarlet, he scores as well, stanford led 17-3 at one point, but trojans scored 21 pick.yards to amsainbrown.qur,sy that was their sixth touchdown on seven drives and usc rolls 45-20. san jo win total, they could do it with a win against tulsa saturday. brooks ran for 140 yards, scored on this 9-yard touchdown. 7-0 golden hurricanes. finds the end zone here, second quarter, josh love to jermaine braddock. down 17-10. tulsa, 256 yards on the ground and three scores. tulsa wins 34-16. >>> star wars night in oakland. plenty like to dress up as their favorite characters. that's a g

mark davis and all of us, you know, we did try to make it work, and you know, hopefully he finds what he is looking for. >> i'm free. >> now, in sharp contrast, this was supposedly brown's reaction the moment he found out he was released from the en brown was traded from elth to play in a raders uniform. the raiders gave him a deal up to 15 million over three years to give their offense a much- needed boost, but brown's six- month stint with the raders was riddled with controversy over which helmet he could use, mixed practices and a fine for fighting with his boss. the wide receive took to social media to publicly air his grievances with the rader's management. saturday morning, the team released him and the reaction ranged from disappointment to good-bye and good riddance. we as the rader nation. it is not something that we want to be on a team. he is not a team player and it doesn't seem like he came in here wanting to be a rader. >> so, you know what? the raders have got to move forward. >> and within hours of his the england patriots signing a one- year deal worth up to 15 millio

i'm sorry to the raider fans, but again, i really want to thank our football players, mark davis, mayock, all of us. we did try to make it work. you know, hopefully he finds what he's looking for. >>> switching gears to saturday football. battle of backup quarterbacks in the pac-12 opener between stanford and usc. k.j. costello out this week. usc'sj.t. daniels lost for the season with a torn acl. the 100th meeting between these teams. first possession, screen pass to conner wedding ton, he finds pay dirt, 7-3. next stanford possession, scarlett scores. cardinal led 17-3 at one point but the trojans scored 21 before the half. the touchdown pass, 24-20 usc fighting on at the half. third quarter, millepi, four-yard touchdown run. another touchdown, six touchdowns on seven drives, and usc wins 45-20. >>> cal and washington delayed because of lightning and the power went out. 2 1/2 hour delay. both teams came back rusty as you might imagine. huskies go the a field goal. here's cal's camryn bynum picking off the pass. unfortunately for cal they would do nothing with that turnover. later in the

i'm sorry to the raider fans, but ain, i really want to thank our football players, mark davis and mayock and all of us, we did try to make it work. hopefully he finds what he's looking for. >> let's switch to college football. battle of backups. stanford's costello out in this game while usc daniels lost for the season with a torn acl. he injured against fresno state. meeting up before the game, 100th meeting between the two teams. davis mills, the backup qb to connor weddington, 15 yards and in. the good times roll for the cardinals. cameron scarlet, he scores as well, stanford led 17-3 at one point, but trojans scored 21 before the half. it's 7 yards to ama saint brown. it's 24-20 at halftime. third quarter, usc's malipi, four-yard touchdown run and he does it again here after a mills pick. that was their sixth touchdown on seven drives and usc rolls 45-20. san jose's 1-0 to open the year looking to surpass last year's win total, they could do it with a win saturday. brooks ran for 140 yards, scored on this 9-yard touchdown. 7-0 golden hurricanes. finds the end zone here, second quarte

the owner mark davis did everything right. and antonio does everything wrong, gets released, and only in professional sports, two hours later he's hired by the patriots. arthel: it is a ridiculous. is this a case of bad behavior getting a hefty financial reward? >> it is not so much a financial reward. the fact that he can pull this off and do this and dictate this and behave in this fashion, and get rewarded to go to the best team in the national football league to play with tom brady and bill belichick? perhaps they will have some semblance of control because they will have some respect for that. it is awful, pitiful, atrocious. arthel: will other nfl players and possibly new teammates resent antonio brown? >> i don't know if they will resent him because talent always wins out in professional sports. if you can catch a ball, make a basket, they will overlook the behavior. they won't do this in any other business, but he's a great player. he's a great receiver. he can catch the ball. he can help a team win. the question is ca

i'm sorry to the raider fans, but again, i really want to thank our football players, mark davis and mayock and all of us, we did try to make it work. hopefully he finds what he's looking for. >> let's switch to college football. battle of backups. in the pac-12 opener between stanford and usc. stanford's costello out in this game while usc daniels lost for the season with a torn acl. he injured against fresno state. the two injured quarterbacks meeting up before the game, 100th meeting between the two teams. first stanford possession, davis mills, the backup qb to connor weddington, 15 yards and in. 7-3. the good times roll for the cardinals. next stanford possession, cameron scarlet, he scores as well, stanford led 17-3 at one point, but trojans scored 21 before the half. it's 7 yards to ama saint brown. it's 24-20 at halftime. third quarter, usc's malipi, four-yard touchdown run and he does it again here after a mills pick. that was their sixth touchdown on seven drives and usc rolls 45-20. san jose's 1-0 to open the year looking to surpass last year's win total, they could do it

mark lauren davis. >> laura: did we really learn the lesson from 9/11? all these years later, it seems like many have forgotten. forgotten who carried out these attacks. and the sick islamic ideology that motivated them. we speak in vague terms about an attack on our freedom and we commemorate 9/11 respectfully, but that's not enough. bin laden is dead, but that mind-set that motivated a twisted man to kill themselves in 2,977 others didn't die with. we saw it inspire a deadly bombing at a paris nightclub. we saw it play out on a london bridge, at the boston marathon, at fort hood. and a u.s. diplomatic outpost. at a catholic mass in sri lanka on easter sunday. they used guns and bombs and knives and chemicals and cars. to cause maximum pain and bloodshed. these attacks and many more sending hundreds of thousands of men and women into battle in iraq and afghanistan and despite borrowing trillions of dollars to pay for it all. although we did make it harder for law-abiding netizens to fly on commercial airplanes, we still haven't taken some of the most co

. >> mark lawrence davis. >> laura: did we really learn the lesson from 9/11? all these years later, it seems like many have forgotten. forgotten who carried out these attacks. and the sick islamist ideology that motivated them. we speak in vague terms about an attack on our freedom, and we commemorate 9/11 respectfully but that's not enough. bin laden is dead, but the radical mind-set that motivated a twisted man to kill themselves in 2,977 others didn't die with. we saw it inspire a deadly bombing at a paris nightclub. we saw it play out on a london bridge, at the boston marathon at fort hood. at a u.s. diplomatic outpostin . at a catholic mass in sri lanka on easter sunday. they used guns and bombs and knives and chemicals and cars. to cause maximum pain and bloodshed. a these attacks and many morehappf men and women into battle in iraq and afghanistan and despitf our borrowing trillions of dollars to pay for it all. although we did make it harder for law-abiding americans to fly on commercial airplanes, we still haven't taken some of the most common sense s

today marked the 34th anniversary of campy a davis almost crushes one out of the park, and then manaea, look at the k counter, he had ten strikeouts in the game, and nice start in his first win back from injury. they are second in the wildcard. giants and dodgers, hot dogs here. where do you get the hats? scoreless until the two-run shot to the bullpen for the dodgers, and 2-0 there, and bottom of the five, same score. a three-run shot to center, his 14th of the year, and the dodgers beat the giants, 5-0. that's your sports report. i was excited to deliver it. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> new on abc news at 6:00, a pivotal development with one of the bay area teens held in the stab

it emerges really on the high there are, confederate letters of mark issued by jefferson davis to privateeers going out doing the work, the confederacy doesn't to start -- a navy neither does the u.s. at the start of the war. those men are captured -- three are captured. one goes to new york, one to and -- philadelphia, and the men on those effectively intoderate ships, go regular criminal court. in new york, the judge says to the jury, you have to decide we're in a state of war to determine the jurisdiction and outcome of this case and you can imagine these men, that is, the citizens of new york who end thinking, iase, don't think that's my decision. that's above my pay grade. the decision about whether we're at war was taking place presumably at the white house sore in some larger sphere. and jefferson davis is observing this and growing more and more who ared and the men held and held in new york at the tombs, the city's notorious jail -- and jefferson davis' response to this is to take an equal number of u.s. officers -- the highest ranking men who have been captured thus far, puts labor

davis to privateers going out doing the work. the confederacy doesn't have much of a navy to start -- neither does the u.s. at the start of the war. those men are captured -- three ships are captured. one goes to new york, one to philadelphia, and the men on those confederate ships, effectively confederate ships go , into regular criminal court. in fact, in new york, the judge says to the jury, you have to decide whether we're in a state of war to determine the jurisdiction and outcome of this case, and you can imagine these men, that is the citizens of new york who end up on this case, thinking, i don't think that's my decision. that's above my pay grade. the decision about whether we're at war was taking place presumably at the white house or in some larger sphere. and, jefferson davis is observing this and growing more and more concerned, and the men who are held, held in new york at the tombs, the city's notorious jail -- and jefferson davis' response to this is to take an equal number of u.s. officers -- the highest ranking

khris davis rips into the left center gap. mark and chad a's up 3. but the real story of the game sean's dominance. in just his second start of the season he displayed ace stuff tossing 7 innings and allowing only two hits and striking out 10. the a's are winners 3-1. >> maybe for the first four innings in new york, it's about as good as we've seen. and today was really good again to start. looked like it was dropping a little bit and then picked back up again. and to give us seven innings, i was planning on maybe six trying to increase the pitch count a little bit. was able to give us seven, so that's huge. you know, especially with kind of the state of our bull pin stil pretty good, tough customer. >> dodgers in l.a. matt beaty beats this one. dodgers up 2-0. now bottom five same score and more dodgers. this time it's cory seager to dead center, and it's gone. a 3-run bomb, the giants fall in l.a., final score 5-0. and one final note. the raiders host the broncos on monday fight football. that's going to do it for sports. more news after the break.

joe: thank you very much, bloomberg's tina davis. coming up, we speak to the ceo of barrick gold, mark bristow. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg's forced word news. former trump campaign -- bloomberg's first word news. former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski says democrats have been doing petty politics. he testified at what the committee has called the first impeachment hearing. lewandowski says investigations of trump have been, in his words, populated by many trump haters who had their own agenda. >> since election day, whether it was bad actors at the fbi or intelligence immunity, or lies from the majority, the american people continue to be sold a false narrative with the purpose of undermining the legitimacy of the 2016 election results. performanceowski's won immediate praise from donald trump, who tweeted, "such a beautiful performance. thank you, corey." israel's election headed for a deadlock with benjamin netanyahu able to easily form a government. they are running neck and neck. netan

then mark kanna walks. that forces in a run to make it 6-4. another run forced in. 6-5. davis tied it with and mike trout, best player in the game but cannot make the catch at the wall. two more score, seven in the seventh. a's are up by a game on the indians for the second wild guard. >>> giants wrappinging up a four-game set in st. louis. rookie pitcher gave up two run home run to paul de young. 3-0, cards. you know murphy's law, if it can go wrong, it will go wrong. brandon belt will get the ball. he doesn't get to first base. giants lose 10-0, dropping three of four in st. louis. >>> are you ready for the possible play of the year? fumbles a kick and buried for a safety in the end zone. no, look out! he's going to get away! he's going to go 104 yards with the touchdown. his team lost 52-7 but that was ridiculous. forget the final score. doesn't matter. abs 7 sports sponsored . >>> tomorrow would be friday. >> yes. >> that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> we're very excited. thank you for being here. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this min

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one in the back question mark one more after that? doing before he was given the army? >> incredible things, actually. he's working for jefferson davis, he's campaigning in west virginia and that doesn't go too well. stonewall jackson had trouble with that as well. he is selecting the main route, say. let's defend the jefferson davis highway, which is what it's called now. route one. make sure that we can defend the artery. he's laying out the key way to defend charleston and savannah, keeping the union from incurring upon it. acting as the grand strategist and the engineer to help the confederacy to achieve its goals. that's the simplest way i can put it. it's absolutely incredible that the southerners could keep a railroad going that hold time and lee devised a way to move troops of and forth and that's where he got his horse, traveler, between charleston and savannah. i would say that he's a military advisor to jefferson davis but he's accomplishing all sorts of other feats that had a positive impact on the confederate army. great question. last one for anybody quest

picking up in the 8th game, not at 4 to one for chris davis. >>a liner up the middle iran comes in a's. take a fall i've for lead to the knife. kansas city go away liam hendriks on a close brett phillips taos of a day in iraq. the solo jack for casey. the royals tied up at casey would get a man on second after an errant center omori mom to see places a double to left gives the green light to whit merrifield. take a 65 lead in that would be your final t 30 a blown save for the this yr. now to the nfl the 49 ers have been red hot winning its first 2 games by a combined 38 points, however. >>the team can't fully enjoy it because we key injury passion and confirm the diagnosis today left tackle joe staley expected to be out 6 to 8 weeks with a broken leg says the team will evaluate some outside replacement for the plan for now stamp just in school step in after replacing steely yesterday through it all the team is to win over the first time since 2012. they were especially impressive. sunday in cincinnati 57o total yards of offense more than 2.50 w

first minister mark drakeford said the prime minister had "forfeited the respect on which our democracy relies" but the conservative leader in wales paul davies has called the decision to recall the assembly a political stunt. well, monday is the next big vote in the house of commons. if, as expected, the law to block a no—deal has been passed, mps will vote again on whether to hold an early general election. will the prime minister be able to get the support he needs of two thirds of mps to go to the polls? here's our deputy political editor john pienaar on what's likely to happen next. so, where do the rival camps agree? trust me, this won't take long. all sides want an election to try to break the deadlock, and that's where the agreement ends. the argument now is about timing, and in their timing, and in there parties and factions within parties are trying to thrash out exactly when this election might take place. down in the lords, peers are grinding through legislation to ban no deal, may be forced borisjohnson to go to brussels and accept another brexit extension — something h

chris davis comes up, 3-2 counts, ground ball, scores a run. we're tied at 6. then robbie grossman delivers the big hit in the inning, capping off the 7-run seven. mike trout at the wall. usually he'd catch that. instead two runs score. a's go on to win 10-6. they're a game up on the indians for the final wild card spot. how about the giants? hoping to split their four-game series in st. louis with the cards. first inning gold member. paul gold schmidt, giant killer. not a big bomb, but knocks it in with a runld single. paul dejong caps off the first inning. here it comes, there it goes. off of logan webb. lasted only two and two-thirds. 3-0, saint louie. matt carpenter grounds to second. brandon belts doesn't step on the base. lost that can of the bag. safe. come on. 5-0. after the pitcher dakota hudson had a two-run single, brandon crawford, error there, giants lose 10-0. they're 9 out of the wild card. they're basically done there. >>> the great al attles will be enshrined in the basketball hall of fame. today he received the hall of halftime jacket. going b

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the win marked the second time in history a team won by 14 runs, one game after losing by 15. the a's still hold on to the second wild card spot. so hopefully we can get some momentum going and win even more. >> how many times in history the team that loses by 14 wins by ss sh14. >> it's baseball, baby. they call them the boys of summer and summer is hanging on. >> it's going to be really hot. if you're headed out to a baseball game be prepared. a live look in dublin, one of the spots we'll feel the difference today with temperatures coming up, but that heat really ramps up going into tomorrow as well as friday. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen, and you can see where we're headed for the end of the week, as we take a live look outside at the san jose foothills, across the south bay, and it's a clear start as you get ready to head out the door. let's go to the peninsula, with a look at that school day forecast in burlingame. we're going to be at 56 degrees at 7:00. you do need a jacket for that walk to school, and then going home, it's going to fe

he isn't so sharp off the mark. he knows someone is going to take a few steps and through a long pass and he anticipated it so well. i will be one of his best games for wales. 0ne of the most pleasing things for me whether celebrations after and the intimate embrace between alun wyn jones and george north. a kiss on the lips, i loved it, i want to see more of it. a lovely moment of sporting passion between those two. it was brilliant between those two. it was brilliant between those two. it was brilliant between those two. it was fantastic. you get the easier way into those final stages and when i say easier way, i mean you don't have to face new zealand so the all—important ping for wales is that they finish on top. they have a nine—day break before they play fiji. fiji will be hurting a bit before losing —— after losing to uruguay. wales are in control at the moment. i want to look to scotland ata moment. i want to look to scotland at a moment but the comments coming out from australia about the tackling,

when dave davis sought to register to vote at the government office, his registration form was marked void by election officials. the form is in my written record, statement. even in the gym crow south of the early 1960's, southern registrars were not brazen enough to deny the right to vote explicitly on having the wrong racial blood. we filed suit in federal court way back in 2011 and the case is still continuing because guam has been zealots in defending the racially discriminatory laws. it is so blatant that the undistrict court in guam granted him summary judgment in 2015. it despied this raise brazen racial discrimination, not sangle civil rights organization took the case. not a single civil rights organization offered to help mr. davis. despite the long inventory of voting cases we know about, not even a single civil rights organization filed an amicus in this case. some voting cases such as challenges to south carolina voter i.d. the same groups managed to duplicate or triply kate each other despite the fact that not a single person was disenfranchised by the south carolina vo

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first minister mark drakeford said the prime minister had "forfeited the respect on which our democracy relies" — but the conservative leader in wales paul davies has called the decision to recall the assembly a "political stunt". i‘m joined now by our political correspondent — jessica parker talking about the election, whether they will support another attempt on monday and sounded like they were on the second some sort of assurance. they want to appear very gung ho for an election because by wouldn‘t they want to have the chance for them to turf out this government that they say they dislike so much. but, they are also saying they‘re a bit worried that this legislation designed to block you know deal brexit does not necessarily do the whole trick. there certainly people over there who think it would be better to go long, not up for that mid october date, may be taken past the end of october and try to force boris johnson to ask for a delay into brexit and see if that damage will make it very hard for them to take the brexit party and there will be advantageous for those oppo

next, mark springer, senior fellow, competitive enterprise institute. >> chair norton, ranking member davis, chair defazio and drinking members of the subcommittee, thank you for giving me the opportunity to testify before you today. congestion is a growing problem facing america's road networks. the challenge facing policymakers is how to address it. given that traffic congestion is inherently a local phenomenon, the federal government has a limited set of tools to address it. fortunately, in its role as a supporting partner, the state and local transportation agencies, there are policy options available for members of congress to promote effective mitigation and management. even better, these tend not to involve increasing federal-aid highway spending, rather modernizing federal law to permit greater flexibility at the state and local level to price road use. it is the best way to address congestion that plagues many of the metropolitan areas. nobel laureate economist, in the 1963 paper, said of the then and still status quo of transportation management, that in no other major area

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