. >> my name is carson good. for more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it was back in january 1935, when the fbi surrounded the lake house, with warrants for the arrest of gangsters ma barker and her son fred. >> this is the original fbi picture. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. that's this lamp? >> and that's that lamp. >> right. >> that's the table that's he. >> right. >> and it's an exact match. >> right. >> now, what the heck were two infamous gangsters doing in carson's great- grandfather's lake house? we'll get to that. but first, a little gangster history. >> the 1920s and '30s becomes known as the "gangster era" in america. >> mob historian and author scott deitche. >> you of course h

they are struck at the carson 1874 carson city, gold double eagles. the first year they struck gold double eagles was 1870. so these are among their earliest coins struck at the carson city mint, among the earliest gold double eagles. you can see in the picture, the reverse. this is really important. mark ison city mint unique. you can see below the tail feathers of the people. i have these coins today and 45, 1870 four carson city gold double eagles. eagle,bly rare double folks. folks, we have a grand total of because thatples is all they had out of the bag we acquired from the great european bank court. there, you can see it up close. extra fine. it means it was in circulation for perhaps a month. six weeks, eight weeks, extra fine 45. thes, the smithsonian has finest collection of united states coins in the world. to then you go smithsonian and you look at their gold double eagle collection, it is second to none. in fact, the rarest of all gold double eagles, the very first ind double eagle struck is the smithsonian, and it is the 1849. it was stru

right now carson will join us to fight back you don't want to miss it. "power lunch" starts right now >>> let's get straight down to more on what we know about the phase one deal and what we are still trying to figure out >> what we know is it's an 86 page deal in a leather bound book outlining principals on intellectual property and currency by which both countries will abide china will be purchasing $200 billion in u.s. goods includin up to $50 billion in agriculture goods. it will be no new tariffs so long as the two sides are abidesing by the agreement and continuing negotiations. no additional tariff roll backs are scheduled beyond the september 2019 round that president trump announced by tweet today. ambassador bob lighthizer told reporters he expects some ministe ministers, not the leaders, to sign the deal in january in washington the deal will take effect 30 days after that. i asked what happened over the last two months after president trump already announced the deal in the oval office on october 11th he said the two countries at that time ha

announcer: you will go where he goes, from carson to leno. robin: remember when w used to call himself a compassionate conservative? i always thought it was a weird combination, like a volvo with a gun rack. [laughter] announcer: hbo to oprah. oprah: i have to rest up when you come, because you just never know what direction you will take us. [laughter] announcer: "mork and mindy," to ellen. robin: they go, "do you want to eat?" [laughter] "i know a place that frank sinatra had the best pasta ever made, this place. hold on one moment. [speaking italian]" [laughter] [speaking italian] [laughter] [applause] [laughter] [speaking italian] don't worry. i know him. [laughter] announcer: on talk shows, award shows. >> here to present you with the award for the funniest standup comic. robin: no. serious? who do i thank? nobody! it's mine! [laughter] announcer: standup tours, uso tours, and more. robin: ♪ you know my baby, you got be the fool ♪ [inaudible] announcer: so sit back, buckle up, and get ready to take a wild ride through the dazzling, d

♪ >> johnny carson wasn't just the host of "the tonight show." johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnny decided that 30 years was a great time to take a bow and say thank you and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential c

i will start with a man was just talking about, secretary carson. secretary carson leads us at hud currently, but i want to point out that he has had an amazing career as a doctor and is a passionate advocate for housing issues in this country. we couldn't ask for anyone better. thank you so much. and i want to point out with the department of justice secretary, you have done amazing work at highlighting issues with landlords tenants, to make sure , they are protected. we appreciate that. zones,o with opportunity we have had the opportunity to work on that issue. with that you can make your remarks. thank you. it is a pleasure to e with you some thoughts onre to e mental illness and i want to thank president trump for showing up in this area and this is something he has been very concerned mr. carson: it is a pleasure to share with you some thoughts on mental illness and i want to thank president trump for showing up in this area. and this is something he has been very concerned about, and not just because of all the crazy people he has to deal with

after ruling late-95 television for 30 years, johnny carson steps down tonight. >> and so it has come to this. i am one of the lucky people in the world. i found something i always wanted to do, and i have enjoyed every single minute of it. i bid you a very heartfelt good night. >> it's certainly true that with johnny out, a vacuum was created. >> a big decision that had the entertainment industry buzzing, this week. that's of course the fate of late-night stars jay leno and david letterman. >> "the tonight show" without johnny carson as the regular host made its debut last night. jay leno emerged from behind the curtain. >> oh, i don't care if you laugh. i got the job. >> look at this. they are getting more press than the president. so start up your remote controls. a late-night race is about to begin. >> jay was a brilliant standup. he continued the tradition of johnny. he had a big group of monologue writers. that was the main writing on that show. he was writing the best topical jokes that anybody could write. >> democratic candidate bill clinton said he is also troubled by the am

fort carson. the story of an era that defines overmanaged. 1917 in the big city today small steps december 23rd. it's the un's international m c corruption day we'll have a look at how and why corruption is consistency named by international investors as the number one obstacle preventing them to invest in african economies. taking an axe to illegal logging the fight against the unlawful destruction of romania. this is business africa on the w. . corruption on the minds. trust in governments and paralyzes economic growth the u.n. has marked today as international anticorruption day so let's have a look at the worst culprits in this sector this map here is from the at the corruption organization transparency international it shows that the problem of corruption is still greatest in africa there it is. particularly in those countries colored in dark red for years somalia has called worst for how corrupt its citizens believe it to be but there are positive developments as well in botswana for example

. >>> we are back as carson joins us. >> good morning. >> with holiday consumer carson always good to see you. >> there's just five days to go so it's crunch time for last minute holiday shoppers. >> and tomorrow could be the biggest and busiest shopping day of the year with nearly 148 million americans expected to head online or in the stores so here's the question, which is the better option, online or in the stores >> let's get to the bottom of this s igate and consumer correspondent vicky nguyen decided to find out. good morning. >> good morning to you all tomorrow they're calling it super saturday and i feel it time is running out to get all of those holiday presents, shipping deadlines are creeping up and the absolute last day you can send your gifts with express shipping for major carriers is monday the 23rd. how do you get what you want in time for the holidays, stay on budget, should you stay online, hit the stores, i'm facing off with my producer in a last-minute shopping challenge the race is on to get those last-minute holiday gifts. should you shop online and risk breakin

when is the trump-carson plan rolled out? >> we are going to be having some substantial meetings over the next month or so. >> ed: the next month or so. >> and i expect to do something in conjunction with the leaders in california. i don't want to just do it by ourselves, because then people would be trying to sabotage it. i want everybody to have skin in the game, to be involved, to help work this out. we have a lot of technical assistance. they have tons of vouchers that they haven't even used yet. these are people who can show them how to use those. >> ed: real quick, here's what you told us in september. >> i think we are going to be helping, certainly within a matter of weeks. we are not talking months and years. >> and there is a plan in place? >> we are discussing multiple possibilities. >> ed: so that was more than three months ago. you said we are talking about weeks, not months. what happened? >> we have been out there. i have not found the same urgency in the leadership in the state that i had hoped to find, let's

carson, for doing a terrific job representing the taxpayers at hud. there's been talk today about amendment fi fund and its health being well -- amendment f i fund, now over 4%, so congratulations on that. philosophical hope you'll let that capital continue to grow. i remember vividly in the early 2000s in the bush administration when the fdic began to rebate and no longer take deposit insurance premium saying that cogs had already capped it. and we know how that ended. we were all asked to pay three years of deposit insurance premiums in 2008 in one quarter because of that imprudent decision alleging the statute at only required like. i like seeing a bigger number. i want to start out by asking you, how do you stress test that capital inadequacy number? >> sure. we have a contractor, and actuarial contractor, actually two of them however independent actuary, who looks at their work his will. we have a risk team that works with them. we put into any number of stress tests -- >> that includes falling housing prices or no appreciation? >> absolutely. lo

announcer: you will go where he goes, from carson to leno. robin: remember when w used to call himself a compassionate conservative? i always thought it was a weird combination, like a volvo with a gun rack. [laughter] announcer: hbo to oprah. oprah: i have to rest up when you come, because you just never know what direction you will take us. [laughter] announcer: "mork and mindy," to ellen. robin: they go, "do you want to eat?" [laughter] "i know a place that frank sinatra had the best pasta ever made, this place. hold on one moment. [speaking italian]" [laughter] [speaking italian] [laughter] [applause] [laughter] [speaking italian] don't worry. i know him. [laughter] announcer: on talk shows, award shows. >> here to present you with the award for the funniest standup comic. robin: no. serious? who do i thank? nobody! it's mine! [laughter] announcer: standup tours, uso tours, and more. robin: ♪ you know my baby, you got be the fool ♪ [inaudible] announcer: so sit back, buckle up, and get ready to take a wild ride through the dazzling, d

carson: no, it's all good. the concern that i had when i was a doctoral student, where i was a doctoral student, and i think the places where these histories are written, or particularly what i am doing, means something. and there would be examples right there on that campus. what we couldn't talk about, even though we had all of the language to describe it. here's a little plantation house in the middle of the campus and down the hill from the plantation house, that is open seven days a week, is a football field. and at the time, the number one football team in the country has amateur athletes making a whole lot of money for that university, and every time you try to talk about the history of the plantation, folks telling "if youto say that, or don't like it here, leave." or ask, why did you come to a place like this? realize, saying that directly, there have to be frequencies that need to be engaged to have this conversation with all of the folks i was trying to bring into that conversation, and really felt,

[applause] >> thank you doctor carson for taking the time to speak with us now someone who i truly do not believe needs an introduction is kellyanne conway she is the counselor to the president. she has an extremely robust background in politics and policy but i will tell you she is smart and feels these issues very deeply and compassionate and caring we are so fortunate to have her working for us with this president and in particular with the opioid crisis leading us out of the crisis has been something i think has to be one of your greatest accomplishment accomplishments. >> thank you very much. [applause] it has been a privilege and a blessing to work in this white house on behalf of the country i love so dearly i never thought i would be in public service at my age but it is something i will treasure because i think it has great real people impact when those who have suffered the loss of loved ones are they themselves are suffering or feel they got a chip on a possible job opportunity or housing opportunity to feel that not on paper was somebody signing something that they feel th

ed: you would invite ben carson back to answer that. is there another thing you can work on with them? >> absolutely f we think about what is really happening with homelessness in this country, it is about creating affordable housing on a big scale all over america. there is a crisis, new york city, has a particular affordability crisis, but in cities, even suburbs -- ed: what about mental health as well? >> staying here for a second, federal government would have affordable housing policy again which it had for decades, helping people afford homes, section 8 vouchers, building and supporting public housing. get back to the model. cities and states can't do it alone of the there is no federal affordability housing plan, this affordability crisis will only grow. ed: we hope you come together on that. last thing, can you agree garrett coal coming to yankees, you're a red sox fan? >> i'm a red sox fan. i grew up in massachusetts. honor of being mayor of new york city. my team of my youth i stay loyal to. it is not a good day when garrett c

ben carson. great to see you, sir. this time during the holidays when so many people are charitable across this country, a lot of attention paid to the homeless crisis. your recent reports show a ..7% rise -- a 2.7% increase across the country. but that's largely driven by california's increase of 16%. my first question is the human capital. the cost. and these are lives, not just numbers. what does that mean to you? >> well, you know, i have been to california a number of times, and i have seen those people. first of all, i recognize across the country, if you take the other 49 states and average it out, homelessness is going down. there is enough an increase in california, 16.4% to drive the entire equation up by 2.7%. it tells you how significant the problem is. you have so many people on the street who are just miserable. you look at them. they have lost hope. we have to realize. these are fellow american citizens. in many cases they are people who are incapable of taking care of thems themselves. in other cases th

. >>> well known carson block setting his sights on a litigation finance firm says the company is the next enron. he joins us to respond all this when power lunch returns. >>> welcome back, everybody. here is your cnbc news update at this hour. vice president pence is touting the trump administration's win following house speaker pelosi's announcement that a modified agreement on the north american trade pact has been reached. >> the president has been fighting every day to keep the promises he made to our veterans have an america standing tall in the world again and then you have these do nothing democras.c >>> chile says one of its cargo planes has crashed after going missing between south america and the antarctic. the aircraft took off at about 5:00 p.m. on monday. it's lost contact about an hour later. officials are not optimistic about finding survivors. >>> u.s. airlines are adding 88,000 seats per day for people increasing travel this month the is about 84 more flights per day. 87 and a half million passengers are expected to fly. 3% over a year ago that is the news update thi

. >>> lo and be hold, carson is back. >> where is he? carson? okay. carson's not back. >> carson's on the way, we hear. >> he's with rudolph. >> i thought he was maybe outside but when he comes back, we'll take a look back at all of the fun we had in 2019. a lot of good times here at studio 1a. >> carson is a part of this. hopefully he'll be a part. >> if he comes back. >> nobody knows. ok everyone! our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. ♪ ♪ you try baking a pie. ♪ little things can be a big deal. psoriasis, that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with... ...an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal t

. >> yes the last game and carson, the raiders two home games back to back. to keep let's call it the razor thin playoff hopes, they needed the browns and the steelers and the titans and the panthers, all to lose today, that all happens. the raiders also needed to beat the charges, we show you what happens there and it was a home game for the raiders, joe fonzi down there, 80 to 90% fans down there, the fourth play for them and it is a touchdown, good to have him back, i with a rib injury, 7-0 can come under a minute to go in the first half, rolling out and derek carr find the end zone for the touchdown, raiders up 14-7, kind of like the lack whole and carson at least for the final game, 3rd quarter, deandre washington with jacobs out, 13 playing drive with the third, the raiders take care of business 24-17. four other things are happening as well, we see if the raiders will pull it off, and amounts to basically a 10 team parlay if they can hit it in the last two weeks of the season, no surprise, next sunday, 49ers, sunday nights, a lot is at stake, the winne

jon: secretary carson was on fox news the other night, and he essentially kind of through the problem in california's lap. listen. >> if you take the other 49 states, if you subtract california, the rate of homelessness is actually going down. but california 16.4% increase. you have to ask yourself the question, why is that happening? i have not found the same urgency and the leadership in the states that i had hoped to find. jon: so he is saying, that governor newsom and other state leaders don't seem all that perturbed by the homelessness. >> right, while this is a political showdown, there is also a significant policy difference here. i think in the coming days we are going to hear a lot more about a gentleman named robert who president trump recently head to his interagency council on homelessness. and what's so interesting about him, is he met with some success and red states with an approach that he describes as a sort of velvet hammer. for instance in san antonio, were marble headed a havens for hope shelter, he didn't guarantee shelter, and said he is shelter as an incentive t

i asked chairman, and secretary mnuchin, and carson, they agreed with the principles. the point, of bringing this up is even though we haven't made any progress on housing finance reform since the financial crisis, which was 11 years, ago there is a lot, we all agree, on. chairwoman, waters, you eye, the three pencil side talked, about i agree on the principles. it's time to roll up our, sleeves and pursue vice partisan housing finance reforms., and i would like to work with you on. that that's a third thing i brought. up i want to work with you on. i hope we can work together. it is not something you do? >> absolutely. never eminence publicly. but i'll, say that's one of the, reasons why i came back. >> great, glad you are here. thank you for everything you've done. i'm looking forward to working with you on many things. including trying to do some housing reform. i yield back. >> thank. >> you and i thank the gentleman from ohio. i look forward to working with. you in the. administrator ohio. we get to a place, where we are sharing in the american dream. as homeowner

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carson pretended to be ignored. i knew all of his bits. >> stephen: did your parents know you listened to george carlin when you were younger. he was famous for "the seven dirty words you can never say on television." >> he was. >> stephen: do you know what they were? >> i do. >> stephen: we can't say them. what was the first talk show you ever did? >> first talk show, it might have been merv griffin. i'm not sure. but i did a really forgettable movie "beyond the poseidon adventure." >> stephen: yeah, sure i was invited to a talk show, and i had never been on a talk show, expistles the last guest. what i didn't know is the first guest gets to talk longer and as you go towards the end of the show your time shortens. by the time i got out there, literally, i had less than 30 seconds. probably 26 seconds. i don't know what it was. i was there. and they came back from a commercial. and the host said, "hey, weren't you a football player?" and-- and-- and peter boyle, who was also in the movie, he took the question. he wa

last night ben carson the housing secretary gave exclusive here on fox. he fired back at gavin newsom. we will get to that in a moment. gavin newsom the democratic governor of california a couple weeks ago blaming all of this on the trump administration. watch. >> and i imagine if you are president of the united states, any leader, like myself, feels a deep sense of responsibility to address some of the most vexing issues in the country. the president could do a hell of a lot more. >> needing to provide that final allotment, 25% when hud finally does their damn job and the administration recognizes that's the issues human beings, humanity. housing and urban development provide vouchers. fair market rent for those vouchers is about two times higher than the value of the voucher. so you have a voucher, you can't use it. ed: he keeps talking and talking and talking. and meanwhile the homelessness crisis is getting worse. about 20,000 or so more homeless people in california this year alone on top of the tens of thousands already homeless in this state. that'

ben carson, the secretary of housing and urban development. great to see you, sir. >> my pleasure, thank you. elizabeth: what is the trump administration's plan on homelessness in california? we keep hearing it could be ready for the president's review in coming weeks. >> yes, well, obviously we want to have a situation where we have cooperation between the federal, state, local governments, as well as the nonprofits, the for profits, the faith-based organizations, so, you know, that's the ideal situation. we have been talking to all of those various entities. and we have to talk about both the acute phase and the chronic phase and recognize that you have a whole host of different kinds of reasons for people to be homeless. you have those who are drug addicted. you have those who have mental problems. you have those who have fallen on hard times because of a job or family illness, divorce. and so obviously one solution does not fit all of them. but we do know that we have some health hazard issues that are going on because of the fact that we'

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and you are no johnny carson. ♪ goo goo goo goo goo goo goo goo ♪ >> welcome the great white north. i'm bob mckenzie, this is my brother doug. today we got a real big show -- >> there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city toronto company. the toronto one is the one that fueled the sctv series which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. you know, as a comedian. and canadians are always outsiders, but they're looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! ha ha ha! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front

he's hosted "the tonight show" practically as long as johnny carson and now he has his very own show, weekday mornings at 10:00 on nbc. >> what you're witnessing here is a good idea gone awry. a fun-filled surprise turning into an incredible screw-up. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show, and nbc, after like 13 weeks, decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday, las vegas -- [ booing ] have these people been frisked? >> it was a dismal failure in terms of the ratings, but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> david, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much for having me, i appreciate it. >> in spite of all this nonsense that goes around in the background, stay with it, don't give up. stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york. you're going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whiskey. >> david, you're on. >> oh, i'm on? i'm sorry. >> proceed. >> i'

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affordable housing crisis it they have burdens so many families with an affordable rents secretary carson chose to terminate if h aides partnership with the federal financing bank, which provided lowest cost financing for affordable multi family housing loans. fha is designed to play a counter cyclical role in the housing market meetings that its market share expense where when the private market receipts. this helps provide long term's prevailed to the housing market market particularly knowing economic downturns. thankfully markets and our overall economy have been trending well due in large part to the focusing policies off the obama administration. yet there remained concerns that fha is failing to take adequate measures to help borrowers avoid foreclosure including elad elderly borrowers with reverse mortgages in addition immediately following president trump's administration hide suspended a then quarter point decrease in annual fha insurance premiums for moist fha ensured markets according to research from the national association of real utters, roughly 420,000 creditworthy borrow

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currentaffordable housing crisis , that burdens so many families with unaffordable rents, secretary carson chose to terminate fha's partnership with the federal financing bank. which provided low-cost financing for affordable multi familyhousing loans . fha is designed to play a counter cyclical role in the housing market, meaning that its market share expands when the private market recedes. this helps provide long-term stability to the housing market, particularly during economic downturns. thankfully the markets and overall economy have been trending well . due in large part to the focus in driven policies of the obama administration. yet there remain concerns that fha is failing to take adequate measures to help borrowers avoid foreclosure, including elderly borrowers with reverse mortgages. in addition, immediately following resident trumps inauguration, hud suspended a planned quarter point decrease in annual fha insurance premiums for most fha insured mortgages. according to research on the national association of realtors, roughly 244,000 credit worthy borrowers were priced out of

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have to do very little introductions and i will start with a man president trump talks about secretary carson leads us at head currently but i just want to point out he has had an amazing career as a doctor and is a passionate advocate for housing issues in this country we cannot ask for anyone better. thank you so much. i just want to point out with the department of justice you have done some amazing work to highlight issues with landlord tenant's to make sure they are protected. we appreciate that but we have had the opportunity with that issue so with that if you can make remarks, thank you. >> it is a pleasure to share with you some thoughts on mental illness and i want to thank president trump for showing up in this area and this is something he has been very concerned about and not just because of all the crazy people he has to deal with up on the hill he has given a lot of serious thought to this issue and to help with the 47 million people american adults living with some form of mental illness to recognize the nation's opioid epidemic. >> that takes so holistic approach to recognize

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norah feldman, pamela carson from stanford, and jonathan turley of the george washington university law school. follow the impeachment inquiry. watch live on c-span3, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of overnment. >> up next, some highlights from president trump's meet wgs international leaders at the nato summit in london. >> they started by say he was brain dead which is interesting. nato serves a great purpose. it got to be unfair for the united states because the united states was paying a disproportionate amount. i heard that president mack ron said nato is brain dead. i think that's insulting to a lot of different forces including a man who does a very good job running nato. it has

slowdown in the global economy goods sold abroad went up 1.2 percent to almost $120000000000.00 euros carson machines made in germany were among the top sellers worldwide. these cars produced in germany will soon be sold at dealerships in the united states. despite falling out of favor with u.s. president donald trump b.m.w. mercedes and fox bargain automobiles are selling well across the atlantic. since 2017 germany's trade surplus with the u.s. has actually widened. exports to china have also risen all of which means germany exported goods worth almost $120000000000.00 euros in october that's an increase of 1.2 percent month on month. imports on the other hand decreased slightly to 98000000000 euros that means that goods sold abroad weighed imports by more than 20000000000 euros. but all is not rosy exports to the united kingdom for example fell in october companies on both sides of the channel are concerned about the potential effects of bragg's it on business nonetheless analysts say these latest figures are the 1st positive results for the final quarter of the year with disappointing do

mother carson. the start of an era that defines the most. going to. the big. steps december 23rd. many of you will recognize the floating melody greensleeves a traditional english folk song that dates back to the 16th century song here by german countertenor. it was a comment on piano by his wife pianists. today's guest on arts and culture. and with that welcome to the program twilight people is the new album by andrea saul and tom petty in a collection of songs a range for countertenor and piano a very introspective atmospheric listening experience a let's learn just a little bit more. countertenor voice is haunting against his wife tamara elegant piano work on the couple's new album twilight people. on the title track are from a poem by.