hindsight is not 20/20. hindsight can skew what you see. hindsight could be 4, 800. hindsight you see people in light of what happened. how couldn't you know? we didn't know. here is the best proof i had no idea. one day i was talking to jeffrey epstein, before we knew anything happened he was at harvard with a conference and a seminar. what are you doing for christmas? my granddaughter who went to horace mann, has a soccer tournament. where? that is near palm beach. my house will be empty during christmas. i will be on the island. why don't you use the house instead of going to a hotel. so i brought my wife, my daughter, my daughter-in-law, my granddaughter, my son. we all spent four or five days in epstein's house. if there was a single appropriate picture i would have been out of there so fast. if i had known anything untoward happened in that house, that is the last place i ever would have gone. but nobody suspected anything. he kept his private life completely compartmentalized. people say you have a friendship. friendship i had him the same as colleagues in har

we didn't know then the central bank. >> looking in hindsight at the market that didn't move back because the market had to deal with that dynamic. but in fact those were recessions that's why the market didn't do it i don't know we're going into recession here i think that again this gets back to positioning. and what tour talking about steve talks about are technical things i won be surprised if the government wasn't in there the plunge protection team going in there. >> no i'm laughing >> there is execution. >> i'm laughing because people on the twitter are saying the thing today. >> to be clear also in coming out of the 2008-2009 crisis, the fed really identified two goals. 10 and 10. to get -- it was to get the dow above 10,000, unemployment below 10% and they do target the market there is no question the fed is talking about the market every day. >> okay two ways to look at it if the fed actually -- the government comes in and buys stocks that's one thing. somebody on cnbc this morning or last nightmber who -- i apologize said we need a vaccine not a rate cut american airlines down

do you feel bad about that, in hindsight? well, i do feel bad about it in hindsight, in the sense that it would have entailed a kind of embracing ofjewish race. even though i'd never actually felt jewish and never thought of myself as a jewish writer. 0n the contrary, i was proud to be an english writer. american dollars have kept us afloat. leopoldstadt is not a directly autobiographical play, but it is a profoundly personal reflection on a culture and a troubled history from which the boy tomic straussler, subsequently called tom stoppard, would emerge. will gompertz, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. the first fatal collision of its kind in this country. her boyfriend is now calling for tighter regulations. here's our transport correspondent, tom edwards. keep the chest nice and high, sit the weigh into the heels... jake is a personal trainer. he lost his partner emily last summer, after she was involved in a collision with an hgv while riding an e—scooter. it h

we had that lady saying it was a failed quarantine, in hindsight, was quarantining the wrong thing to do? inaudible we know cruise ships are really hotbeds for the spread of viruses and this was unnecessary and almost a political stunt that endangered people and created more panic thanit people and created more panic than it needed to. if quarantine wasn't the effective thing to do, what should have happened? they should have let the passengers disembark and medically screened them and allow those who needed medical attention to get it and others to be isolated at home and have proper instructions on what to do if they develop symptoms. this was completely unnecessary. what should have happened in that circumstance? what i said, allow the passengers to come off, medically screen them and if they are sick they can get medical attention, if not, they are sick they can get medicalattention, if not, let them go home and self isolate and give them instructions for what to do. this is not what we would recommend from a public health standpoint. would you say quarantining is ever the right t

gary: well but it wasn't. ,>> we know that with hindsight. we keep talking about that. gary: no, they knew it at the time after they retreated. i'm talking about the aftermath of those two campaigns. vicksburg clearly was more important than gettysburg. gettysburg is a fascinating example of how something percolates up and becomes the great dividing point for a variety of reasons that are not necessarily related to precisely what happened at the time. >> thank you. >> i was just going to ask if each of you -- you gave the answer with colfax, if there is a monument that does not exist, what would you want it to be of or who? >> i would say in richmond, i was on the monument avenue commission, we talked about that a lot. we have letters and emails 1000 people suggesting things. people would love , to see a monument to the 14 men who won the medal of honor, fighting for the usct. as we were commemorating the end of the war, changing the language from the fall of richmond to the liberation of richmond. it is an interesting kind of perspective. people would love to see that

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in hindsight he was right and the timing to do it. see china's ld government be more open. t would help the rest of the world to be able to deal with our current situation. the other thing i would say, looki looking what bernie sanders is castro-style health care. i would like to remind everybody examiner" ngton article in 2016. it explains the truth of a cuba. care system in two-tier system were the halves. like castro iders and his cronies experienced fine care. notes, that means everybody else, would have even an aspirin. members of congress should be out when they mislead the american public. that's why you'll see today mario diaz-balart will be ntroducing a resolution condemning standards common. specifically -- for disregarding the history of what's happening in cuba. the human rights abuses. forced indoctrination and authoritarian actions on the the castro communist dictatorship in cuba. say the american people deserve more. this is nothing more than a expecttion of duty and i all members to work together to put the public first and, of foremost, their safety. let's

in hindsight he was right and the timing to do it. i wish we would see china's government be more open. it would help the rest of the world to be able to deal with our current situation. and the other thing i would say, looking what bernie sanders is craving, a castro-style health care. i would like to remind everybody of a "washington examiner" article in 2016. it explains the truth of a health care system in cuba. two-tier system were the haves. the cuban insiders like castro and his cronies experienced fine care. and the have nots, that means everybody else, would have trouble finding even an aspirin. members of congress should be called out when they mislead the american public. that's why you'll see today mario diaz-balart will be introducing a resolution condemning standards common. specially for-- specifically for disregarding the history of what's happening in cuba. the human rights abuses. the forced indoctrination and authoritarian actions on the policies of the castro communist ictatorship in cuba. that goes to say the amer

it's hard to look act at the holocaust and not look back at it with a lot of hindsight, but back then they son oprah said to this. jews had been subjected to pogroms before and they noted that they eventually ended. but a plan was different. he tried to send his news to the u.s. through the consulate in switzerland, which had a secure channel to the united states. once the message got to america, state department officials blocked it from being received. it seemed to fantastic, one person wrote. another person thought that it was just a rumor, they couldn't figure out why it would be put in a telegram. the news of the knots extermination plan eventually made it through and the press reported the story in november of 1942. at that point ross mcclellan had escaped to switzerland and the americans who remained up behind in france were arrested and interred in germany as allies invaded north africa and not seize swept south. for more than a year after that, november of 1942, has more information trickled out of europe, the state department continuously tried to quell public pressure for a

we historians have the benefit of hindsight. --is clear, -- and hindsight that lincoln and his allies overestimated and exaggerated the extent of unionism among whites in the seceded states. to be sure, there were pockets of unionism in the mountains south but when we get into the plantation districts white southern unionists are hard to come by. the confederate military authorities aggressively fostered a culture of fear to snuff out potential dissent, suspected unionists were subject to arrest and imprisonment spir? unionists willing to suffer were few and far between in the seceded states while confederates were numerous. and resilient southern nationalism in the seceded states reflected themes that gallagher told us about last night. of slaveryvestment as economic profit and racial control. nationalismsouthern also reflected the power of confederate propaganda. lester and said that for a moment. us turn to that for a moment. the argument of the desire for republicans to make inroads in the south and confederates were determi

with the benefit of hindsight, it's easy to view the development of our nation as preordained inevitable, as if it was an expected march towards the greatness we now collectively hail, that this was somehow a perfectly plotted path towards a more perfect union. but it wasn't. in 1787 as our founders gathered in philadelphia, our fledgling country was in crisis and at crossroads. and its future, like in so many moments of our past, was deeply uncertain. you see, when the framers designed our system of government in the articles of confederation, you could say they overcompensated with the tyranny of king george, george iii fresh in their minds, they created a government with power so diffuse and decentralized that nothing could really get done. instead of one nation, we were operating essentially as 13 independent states. the federal government could not tax its citizens. it could not raise money. it lacked a judiciary and an executive branch. so when our framers arrived in philadelphia in that hot summer, they would have to thread a difficult needle providing for a strong central governm

in hindsight, it is very clear the swedish government could have done much more to demand answers from the soviet union and their leadership. after his disappearance on the in 1945.anuary today, we must honor his life by never forgetting his deeds. his belief in every human being's right to life and dignity is reflected in sweden's commitment to the defense of human rights principles throughout the world. it includes equal opportunities for all, the total abolition of all forms of torture, and freedom of thought and expression, just to mention a few. it includes the fight against anti-semitism, racism, and intolerance, whatever shape they take. it begins at home and stretches beyond all borders. today, we are gathered to grieve with all of those who still mourn family members and loved ones. and your loss is our loss. the holocaust inflicted a wound on humanity that changed us forever. but above all, we have gathered to celebrate bravery, perseverance, and the resistance of the human spirit. the strength of freedom and love. and it all begins with individual courage. every day, every h

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missteps in this outbreak that allowed it to spread and to get to the point where we are right now hindsight as they say is 2020 so it's about time thank you so much for joining us and sharing your expertise. now the w.h.o. says it has identifies 13 priority countries in africa because of their direct links to china right now african union health ministers are meeting in ethiopia to discuss how to contain a potential coronavirus breaks ethiopia has stepped up prevention measures with its national airline continuing daily flights to china bomb involved reports from addis ababa. there's a constant state of alert at addis ababa international airport and it peaks when a flight arrives from china after the 1st screening the passengers pass through a so-called 360 degree x. ray machine which detects body temperature passengers are also asked to fill the health status forms and disclose where they have been during the past 14 days at the time of landing we would check the temperature you thing the 3rd term was coming and again we have master more scanner commuting in their own international airport

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in hindsight, it is very clear the swedish government could have done much more to demand answers from the soviet union and their leadership. on the 17th of january in 1945, he did appear. today, we must honor his life by never forgetting his deeds. his belief in every human being's right to life and dignity is reflected in sweden's commitment to the defense of human rights principles throughout the world. it includes equal opportunities for all, the total abolition of all forms of torture, and freedom of thought and expression, just to mention a few. it includes the fight against anti-semitism, racism, and intolerance, whatever shape they take. it begins at home and stretches beyond all borders. today, we are gathered to greive with all of those who still mourn family members and loved ones. your loss is ours. the holocaust inflicted a wound on humanity that changed us forever. above all, we have gathered to celebrate bravery, perseverance, and the resistance of the human spirit. -- persistence of the human spirit. the strength of freedom and love. it all begins with individual courag

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question was was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction and i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more. and less than thunderous had been you i think the scale of the station was unnecessary and very regrettable. israel has strongly condemned a new u.n. human rights office report that list 112 companies alleged to have ties to illegal settlements in the west bank the netanyahu administration described the document as shameful though and said it will suspend ties with the international body over it which at this explanation for its move. finding mission highlighted 10 types of business activities it viewed as being of particular concern given the well established legal nature of the settlements in the occupied palestinian territory and their impact on the daily lives on the human rights of the palestinian people on whose land the settlements have been built and continue to be built the united nations was referring to the israeli settlements that are constructed in the west bank post the 19676 day w

question was was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targets unless thunderous had been you i think the scale of the station was unnecessary and very regrettable. up next what lessons can we learn from the corona virus pandemic plus the latest in the gold markets on the cause report. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line and they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some one of. the 2 going to be press which is what the 43 in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters about how. to. best sit. in 2040 you know bloody revolution to correct the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer but i mean you know liz put video through me in the new bill is that i'm spoiling you to the full the ukrainian president recalls the events of 2014. of those who took part in this to do over $

question was was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction and i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targets and less than thunderous had been. i think the scale of the station was unnecessary and very regrettable. that's a pretty low from history month so i think looking so far from russia this thursday afternoon it's coming up to 28 minutes past 5 in the afternoon much more a very social media non to dot com because our next program variously lined up for you in your part of the world the break coming up be time for me kevin o. and big thanks for watching and have a great rest of this day. i . am 24 to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it just a lawyer here i mean you know liz put me in the new bill is that i do believe it or the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2040. of those who took part in this today over 5000000000 dollars to assist ukrai

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there was a lot of destruction and i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targeted and less than sandra's had been used i think the scale of the station was unnecessary and very regrettable. ahead of potentially crucial local elections in france next month president mccrone has a mutiny on his hands and as m.p.'s from his own party abandon ship the french leaders also seeing his public popularity hit new lows reporting next from paris he shouted to bent. in 2017 emmanuel mark calls to power in france promising a new kind of politics next. party. he went on to secure a majority in the national assembly but less than 3 years later the wheels already coming off the bus. into elections he's facing problems on several fronts firstly his government and many of its policies have proven them popular take pension reform which has sparked protests across the country. those changes. every day citizens even his own m.p.'s have questioned the plan. the desire for reform and the speed imposed have taken pr

fans because there's any 4 points now between 1st and 4th and of course you know how the benefit of hindsight and the team which will be the most frustrated from this weekend's results will be top and who lost on saturday they went from a winning position to a losing position in the last minutes of the game and they now have a full point gap between themselves and bind that 4 point gap we psychologically harder to make up than a is for other teams of points in the season and to see how domon do. their game was called off because of weather but they're still doing pretty well in the league they have good standing do you think. that mentioned plot has an outside chance of taking the time. that's the see you find those in the same position as dome in their full points off by having that game in hand having the fact that they will play cologne at some point between now and probably the end of march and get those 3 points i do see them having a title challenge is very much alive i don't see them finishing for us i see that very much as being behind in life 6 place to finish the season nick thanks

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this was not some thing that would have been expected to work and in hindsight people are going to how ill thought out this was. if we talk about off the ship, was the virus ever containable in china and what should've happened when it was first discovered? it's never been containable. this is a respiratory virus that has efficient community spread, that's not something you can expect to contain. it has spread for weeks in china before anyone knew about it, since at least november. it is likely mixed in with the cold and flu season in many countries because most of the cases are mild and not recognised, so this isn't containable and we need to move from containment mentalities to mitigation because we are wasting time and resources on containment. and for more details on the outbreak, go to our website. you can find information on the spread of the disease. just go to bbc.com/news to find all of that. the uk has been battered by storm dennis, with heavy rainfall and high winds leading to major incidents being declared by emergency services in south wales and in parts of england. in the

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really that's how naïve i was i thought it was going to be perfect and then then i start googling and i hindsight was like i need to find out where these parents are like i was disgusted less than 2 weeks before nicole purchase rufus online tours the u.s.d.a. license was cancelled currently no u.s.d.a. or state commercial license is issued for this address i've got like giving up a couple times a i said no one's call me back this is so frustrating but then i kept thinking it wasn't about the money it was the fact that this was a life that no one cared about. they are just like oh take the puppy that was 6 weeks old 5 weeks old away from its mom and to shove it in a van with creeps stirrer and then called a day like no one cared. of state highway $53.00 in the middle of ohio this is a puppy mill not unlike the one that rufus was likely born and it's where his parents will remain until they're unable to produce the puppies in profits expected by the owner there's no natural light no human contact except for the red pickup that stops by wanted a discount or food in fill water bowls unregulated and u

people at the time that didn't make sense but what else can you tell me about writing a memoir now hindsight that's the best because that's what i tell other people is to be generous in your portrayals of people the way you write about them on the page lives forever so you will never regret being kinder than was your initial inclination to make just talked about the process of writing the book i was lucky i didn't take that long to write because when you write about your story you already know it i did a lot of interviews with family members and said i heard the story of granny getting married at 15 but tell me about that. was interesting to see the way everyone's memories differed this is not a research book i acknowledge everyone's memory is different with their account that she had brown wedding dress know it was blue. [laughter] now i said it may have been brown. [laughter] but it was fun to sit down to talk to relatives about their memories and my mom was involved to sit down and share her life story and memories we were lucky to have that opportunity to have that conversation because a

question was was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction and i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targets unless and sandra's had been you i think the scale of devastation was unnecessary and very regrettable. up next corona virus is a global pandemic now inevitable can public health measures hold up to transmission until a vaccine becomes available find out all that excitement. and begin to fulfil the repeated promises possibly to the people you know we've all but the. race for. the bush screw. you want to. know. oh yeah. i can link up my. welcome to the alex salmond she will return to the subject which has dominated the headlines over the last month the wu hunt corona virus is a global pandemic now inevitable or can be extreme public health measures hold up the transmission of the new virus until such time as a vaccine writes to the risky alex turns to mark one it's about his book pandemic century charts the progress of pandemics throughout history does more than science make them contain a

asked was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction and i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targeted and less than sandra's had been used i think the scale of devastation was unnecessary and very regrettable. ahead of potentially crucial local elections in france next month president across the has a mutiny on his hands and as m.p.'s from his own party abandon ship the french leaders also seeing his public popularity hit new lows reporting next from paris he shouted dubinsky. in 2017 emanuel. power in france promising a new kind of politics next. party. he went on to secure a majority in the national assembly but less than 3 years later the wheels already coming off the bus. into elections he's facing problems on several fronts firstly his government and many of its policies have proven them popular take pension reform which has sparked a huge protests across the country. those changes. every day citizens even his own m.p.'s have questioned the plan. the desire for reform and the speed

question was was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targets unless thunderous had been you i think the scale of the station was unnecessary and very regrettable. cruel and callous that's how britain's government's been described after the deportation of 17 convicted offenders to jamaica they said with more than 20 others on board but a last minute judicial review prevented that from happening. witten's court of appeal halted the deportation of 25 jamaican nationals who lived in the u.k. since they were very young as after concerns that they didn't have access to proper legal advice while in the tension of the year get u.k. government regrets the cancellation saying it doesn't need reasons the remove serious offenders who are foreign nationals the offenses which these people responsible for include one manslaughter one firearms offense 7 violent offenses 2 which are in the category of rape or sexual offenses and 14 drug offenses we make no apology

this was not some thing that would have been expected to work and in hindsight people are going to how ill thought out this was. if we talk about off the ship, was the virus ever containable in china and what should have happened when it was first discovered? it's never been containable, this is a respiratory virus that has efficient community spread, that's not something you can expect to contain. it has spread for weeks in china before anyone knew about it, since at least november. it is likely mixed in with the cold and flu season in many countries because most of the cases are mild and not recognised, so this isn't containable and we need to move from containment mentalities to mitigation because we are wasting time and resources on containment. and for more details on the outbreak go to our website. you can find information on the spread of the disease. just go to bbc.com/news to find all of that. the uk has been battered by storm dennis, with heavy rainfall and high winds leading to major incidents being declared by emergency services in south wales and in parts of england. in th

there's always room to improve and we can go back in hindsight and look at what decisions are made and in this case, 2016, the decisions that the obama administration didn't make. but i do believe we're more prepared, but we still have to ensure that other pieces of election equipment that are not following standards and not following guidelines actually have guidelines in place so that we protect ourselves even further. >> if that's the case of needed replacements. does that help america vote act that you talked about, does it have enough money for new machines and make them viable by november elections? >> well, there's never going to be enough money to provide everyone the dollars they need. but there's going to have to be local investments and many of the communities upgraded into the newest technology and the safest election equipment that they believe is going to work with their local voting precincts and other areas of their concerns. so, i think when you look-- when you look at hava, it's a bill that hasn't been updated since 2002. i think we ought to take a good bipartisan loo

really that's how naïve i was i thought it was going to be perfect and then then i start googling and i hindsight was like i need to find out where these parents are like i was disgusted less than 2 weeks before nicole purchased rufus on line tours u.s.d.a. license was cancelled currently no u.s.d.a. or state commercial license is issued for this address i've got like giving up a couple times a i said no one's call me back this is so frustrating but then i kept thinking it wasn't about the money it was the fact that this was a life that no one cared about. they are just like oh take the puppy that was 6 weeks old 5 weeks old away from its mom and just shove it in a van with creeps stirrer and then called a day like no one cared. of state highway $53.00 in the middle of ohio this is a puppy mill not unlike the one that rufus was likely born and it's where his parents will remain until they're unable to produce the puppies in profits expected by the owner there's no natural light no human contact except for the red pickup that stops by wanted a discount or food and fill water bowls unregulated and

speak again once they have the results in the final cornelius added from the other from the hope in hindsight for your policy studies thank you my pleasure thank you. will turn out for the latest on the corona virus outbreak the world health organization is warning that the world must act quickly to get the disease under control because of the window of opportunity closing the w h o's concerned about a surge in cases with no clear link to china which is that the epicenter of the outbreak although the total number of cases outside china remains relatively small we are concerned about the number of cases we know all clear. link such as travel history to china or contact with a confirmed case. or w.h.y. it's particularly concerned about the spread of corona virus in iran which has confirmed 18 cases in 2 days travelers from iran of also carried covered 19 to lebanon and canada and northern italy 8 more people have tested positive in some towns of closed schools and other public places a cluster has developed in south korea where the number of cases of quadrupled to more than 200 in 2 days. mobil

question was was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction and i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targets unless thunderous had been you i think the scale of the station was unnecessary and very regrettable. 4 makers in italy a voted to put the anti migrant senator mattel's salvini on trial over claims his decision to hold more than 100 people at sea in august 29th seems illegal but the far right firebrand struck a defiant tone when he was stripped of his parliamentary immunity signaling that he's ready for a court battle. i feel is my duty to the country the italian people and to my children i want to be proud of what it is to hold my head high our constitution says that protecting our homeland is a sacred duty for italian citizens as a minister as a man as an italian fighting people traffickers defending our borders and security defending the pride and dignity of my country protecting italians from all the illegal migrants in the country is not a right but a duty for me. supported history f

looking back, obviously hindsight is 20/20, were there any red flags? >> we'd been rafting down a very cold river. i was sitting on the edge of the raft, and he pushed me in, just quite violently. i grabbed ahold of the rope that was dragging behind the raft so that i could get back in, but his eyes were so -- they just got really weird-looking, and it was like he couldn't see me anymore. >> reporter: you saw his eyes change. >> absolutely. >> reporter: the murder i think you felt most connected to was bundy's last murder, an abduction of a 12-year-old, kimberly leach, because you were 12? >> i mean, it's hard to find words for how devastating it is, the loss of this girl and the things that he did to her. >> no matter how much time goes by, hearing the details of this e'erths still so awful. why did the mother and daughter believe they were spared by ted bundy? >> david, they want to believe he cared for them, but they also realized they were his cover. by keeping them alive, he could lead the double life, go on his killing spree undetected for years.

for fans because any 4 points now between 1st and 4th and the of course you know how the benefit of hindsight and the team which will be the most frustrated from this weekend's results will be told and who lost on saturday they went from a winning position to a losing position in the last minutes of the game and they now have a 4 point gap between themselves and bind and that 4 point gap will be psychologically hard to make up. than a is it seems at this point in the season and to see i don't do. their game was called off because of weather but they're still doing pretty well in the league they have good standing do you think that has an outside chance of taking the time . that's the see those in the same position as dome in their 4 points off by having that game in hand having the fact that they will play cologne at some point between now and probably the end of march and get those 3 points i do see them having a title challenge is very much alive i don't see them finishing to see that very much as being behind in life 6th place to finish the season nick thanks so much for the insights nick

because there's only 4 points now between us and 4th and the of course you know how the benefit of hindsight and the team which will be the most frustrating from this weekend's results will be told and who lost on saturday they went from a winning position to a losing position in the last minutes of the game and they now have a full point gap between themselves and bind that 4 point gap we psychologically harder to make up than a is for other teams at this point in the season and was to see how dome and do. their game was called off because of the weather but they're still doing pretty well in the league they have good standing do you think that mention glad about has an outside chance of taking the time. that's the see you find those in the same positions don't mean that 4 points off by having that game in hand having the fact that they will play cologne at some point between now and probably the end of march and get those 3 points i do see them having a title challenge is very much alive i don't see them finishing for us i see that very much as being behind in life 6th place to finish the

asked was it really necessary there was a lot of destruction and i think it was excessive and with hindsight it would have been much better for a number of reasons if the bombing raids had been more targeted and less than sundress had been used i think the scale of the station was unnecessary and very regrettable. had a potentially crucial local elections in france next month president mccrum has a mutiny on his hands and as m.p.'s from his own party abandoned ship the french leaders also seeing his public popularity hit new lows reporting next from paris he shouted to betty. in 2017 emanuel power in france promising a new kind of politics next. party. he went on to secure a majority in the national assembly but less than 3 years later the wheels already coming off the bus. into elections he's facing problems on several fronts firstly his government and many of its policies have proven them popular take pension reform which has sparked protests across the country. those changes. every day citizens even his own m.p.'s have questioned the plan. the desire for reform and the speed imposed have

all kroger had a massive move in year end depending on again you get the information it's dated in hindsight. but you knowthe question for me -- profits in supermarkets are going one way. look at this going down and ultimately you have a dynamic where you have a very overstored competitive landscape where i think we know all the big box stores are involved. i would not be a major buyer of kroger here. but i think there's been a turn around there and a margin story. and you have to give the oracle of omaha the ability to say, across all of his different properties they must be seeing something. i believe that that's part of the insight you have when you are berkshire hathaway is to see through other portfolio companies into others. >> the one thing about the 13 fs we have to remind the viewers. they are back-dated i want what they owned at the quarter. but the berkshire ones are different and maybe better because they are longer term >> that's right. >> these don't change quarter to quarter. there is a byrd in here. this is like animal week dogs and birds kroger, are you shocked by that? i'm