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so that's why i was in the match called off well it could have been very nearly was gary obviously have previous when it comes to this sort of thing and the head of the match england had said they would walk off in the case of rice's behavior so you wait for introduce a 3 point protocol saying after 3 stoppages the match is cancelled and there was a 1st stoppage early in the 1st half a number of england players approached the referee after they heard chance and then the 2nd stoppage shortly before half time occurred in players were asked if they would like to temporarily go off the pitch they said no they want to finish the half at half time quite a few bulgarian fans were seen leaving the stadium and had england all the referee stopped the match a 3rd time it would have been an automatic 3 nil result now as it was england won by a higher margin and the england coach was full of praise for the defiance showed by his players the bulgarian coach on the other hand we can hear from he sort of refused to concede that racism had taken place that image when he speaks of course this is an extre

owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two-by-fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's got nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. it will get run over. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators quickly determined that gary wright has just become the latest victim of the unabomber, a shadowy figure that

gary gastelu is with us, in the motor speedway behind the deal with a test drive. gary? >> not the most powerful mustang ever, but 460-horsepower. this is has 760. it will do a quarter mile under 11 seconds. it is fast, makes it one of the quickest cars in the world. it is pricey, starts at $74,000. you can option them up to over 100. in fact, there is a set of hand-painted racing stripes you can get, only available in a limited availability but they cost $10,000 just for the paint stripes. why do they do that? because people who buy the cars are ford super fans that is the sort of thing when you pull up to the car show, you can one up the buddies with, or send it across the action block in 20 years. the go. t 500 is limited edition model over all. sell a couple thousand. about building image of the brand. the people that own these, love taking care of them or taking them to the track. they own a lot of other fords, including trucks they tow this. unlike other gt500s, this is road racing car. it has bigwig on the back, computer control suspension. aerodynamic tweaks. can

gary what you think. gary: i know is that i spent the first hour of that debate, listening to people talk about just higher taxes on all of us more rules and regulations, more fees and more fines and more mandates. and bernie sanders gives 25000 people to listen to him. i don't even know that. he proposed an 8 percent per year stacked which means those wealthy are out of her name, that's already been stacked in just 12 and a off years. and after that there's going to be nobody left attacks of the economy is going to be cut in half. then we really will be caracas. i am not very helpful and i the moment and invited right now, it is like peanut butter rolling downhill. [laughter] he better get his act together else. [laughter] >> is that in the jar out of the jar gary. >> in the jar still. >> i talked to a democratic it last week, this person told me they were convinced the somebody is going to get into the race. the wintel may go up but they were convinced that somebody is going to get into it. they reminde

gary? >> oh, just fabulous. just fabulous. [laughter] >> look, i will just repeat what i've been saying forever. they are data collecting monsters and they have all become stalkers. i shut down my alexa. i felt like it was watching me. i put it in the closet. it is unneither a bunch of laundry -- it is underneath a bunch of laundry and the laundry just sits there. >> now we know that. [laughter] >> i just don't trust what they have all become. they have become what they said they weren't going to be and now it is the norm. if you accept it, you accept it. i won't. >> unfortunately a lot of people do. we see this with facebook and all other social media platforms because i know when i speak about something, then i will get an ad on instagram. to the cloud cam point, 20 to 30 second videos, and this is to determine according to them a real versus a fake threat. so if a paper is moving in your house, you will get a warning about it. and they have to learn; right? because it is ai technology. but how often are we leaving these pla

david: gary go ahead. >> betsy this is gary smith. stepping back, i have a even bigger question or issue. i think as christina alluded to, they spend $48 million a year lobbying, the head of the greater new york hospital association gets 8 million a year. this sounds like a healthcare government cartel which is what elizabeth warrens and the bernie sanderses of the world want. if we get that on a nationwide basis, aren't you going to see these same problems spreading throughout? >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. single payer healthcare is no remedy for this. the public demanding the information is the remedy. david: betsy you are a crusader thank god you're doing the work you're doing. so a deadly wildfire raging in california as officials ordering thousands to evacuate. we'll have a live report wait until you see more of this video it is incredible stuff. >> everything is on fire. it's bad. >> it's bad? >> yeah. >> why did you go back? >> my dog was in the house. i had to break the window to get her out. driverless cars, or trips to mar

to the panel gary kaltbaum, christine and caroll roth andion burnett. there was an issue of whether or not he contacted rudy guliani. he said he sought out rudy guliani on advice of the president in deals with the corruption in ukraine. could that have affected his decision t to resign. >> time will tell. follow there is any responsible he has for contacting mayor rudy guliani. he has been there are think over two years. that is the general time frame in tenure a secretary would serve. i don't think that this sun usual. looking at ha he has done under trump administration, we've seen more growth in the energy sector. we look at job creation for every energy job, at least 6 additional jobs that have been created, he has done president trump as well as overall american economy very well. >> i think that is highlighted, there is questions around timing of his stepping down, since president did say that perry urged him to take the call in july with the ukraine president. then, most recently we know that perry has been subpoenaed and asked for documents rela

but yes, gary was in the pei’ to that. but yes, gary was in the perframe. i to that. but yes, gary was in the per frame. i think to that. but yes, gary was in the perframe. i think lassie people properly thought he was favourite, he is south african. many of these coaches now do not want to spend time away from home and they do not have to. plenty of money on the 2020 target, shorter tours of six weeks maybe here, derek, therefore there isa maybe here, derek, therefore there is a year that is it. i think it was a lwa ys is a year that is it. i think it was always an issue about the month that he would have to spend away from home. alec stewart was talk about, even straight for family reasons lassie, as well. take all that into account, i think southern but was clearly the standout candidate. the work starts now voice of a belt. test cricket, that shift is going to need a little bit of work still. -- silverwood. i can detect a change in the way that they selected the team for new zealand. more of a patient look about the task what i think there. more of a traditional t

. >> this is gary smith. i'm going to take opposite side and i want you to comment. i don't think that amazon is acting as a mature company, i think it a company that actually reinvents itself. it reinvented itself years ago as a web service company. and it never did that, they are reinventing themselves by building a mota, round their distribution with one day delivery, almost no no one wile able to match, and a couple years ago getting into grocery. i would not be surprised if they make inroads on health care and financial services, i think they keepy inventing itself, that is my take, your opinion. david: theropinion? >> well are elements of truth to what they are saying, very true, you have to admire bezos problem the most innovateish/aggressive company ceo in the world, but i don't believe that any company can dominate every sector of the economy. like that does not make sense, specialization counts? it is either specialinizing a or side. they go after one day delivery, i believe he believes that is imperative he has to have to compete against brick and mortar.

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gary? >> i'd stay in. you know, here's what they keep telling us, we don't want to do these ads because the political ads are not correct, and they're lying. i got news for you, we've been watching ads for the last couple of decades about grandma being thrown off the cliff or we're going to take money or food off the table of children or all of the city is going to be in the water soon because of climate change. we're getting these political ads from both sides for the last 20 years, so all of a sudden they are upset about them? i would just do them. i'm hoping zuckerberg stays with them. >> this is the market at work. this will play out with all of us, both in terms of the trust and usability of these sites. as you pointed out, david, the bottom line, twitter's stock initially sold off sharply on the news but came all the way back. it shows you these big businesses, big tech companies, it is like if they are dammed if they do, dammed if they don't. if they do censure speech, then they are dammed. if they

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david: gary, you love rollercoasters? >> absolutely, 10 miles west from me is disney world, space mountain, i am good with that. no space for gary. >> we should mention, this is a quick up and down, first mercury alan shepard's flight, does not circumvent the globe. >> it seems ridiculously expensive, if they told me i could go to the moon, that would be worth considering. david: trish, would you go to the moon? >> did you not hear the bit about rollercoaster. david: nothing? no. reporter: 3 day -- >> it is amazing i can get on a plane. >> i would not. david: not? nobody, caroll and gary. >> nope, no way. >> you would go if it was 25 bucks. david: i would go for 25 as well. >> no aim of money. >> i am out. david: i would go to the moon. that is it for "bulls and bears," see you next time. elizabeth: the markets are spooked. we're in october. we have fears of a slowdown the economy, growth of earnings. the dow is off 4% from record highs, we have nancy pelosi, adam schiff talking impeachment. president trump blasting the d

christina, steve moore and gary kaltbaum. one day before the fourth democrat debate, bernie sanders trying to draw a contrast between himself and elizabeth warren, listen. >> there are differences between elizabeth and myself, she has said she is a capitalist, i am not, i believe i am only candidate who the say to corporate elite, enough with your greed and your corruption. david: gary, is demonizing capitalism going to resonate with voters. >> it has worked so well in caracas so let's do it here. if elizabeth warren is a capitalist, i'm the point guard for the knicks, we then get bernie sanders calling himself a democratic socialist, but there nothing democratic about being socialist this is all aother a, authoritarian, this is amazing to watch, we have a system brought provepity poverty in ri, people who started at walmart at cash register are now managers making a hundred thousand a year, these people they just hate wealth and success, they spend their days putting it down as corrupt. it their biggest enemy, it willl not s

all right, gary, thank you very much indeed, gary o'donoghue there. the poppy appeal is aiming to raise £1 million in london alone today. members of the armed forces were at transport hubs across the capital during the morning rush hour, collecting for the royal british legion. 40,000 poppy sellers will be collecting for the charity across the uk in the run—up to armistice day. england have named an unchanged team for the rugby world cup final on saturday. the side continued their preparations for the game in tokyo, and head coach eddiejones says they are relaxed and ready for their showdown with south africa. meanwhile, some fans have been going to extraordinary lengths to make it to the game, as andy swiss reports. today they were strolling the streets of tokyo, but soon they could have the world at their feet. england's players relaxed but ready. their preparations are almost complete. an unchanged team for the final — hardly surprising after their win over new zealand. and if that was some display, well, south africa, watch out. oh, we can de

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can you do something about this issue gary started meeting with representatives of the seed company as they deny the use of that which was a very potent herbicide that's questionable and banned in a lot of places because they've clearly said they're not using the and i was like well can you get records like how do we prove that they're not using i choose the os for their records that's when everything started to get interesting i mean at the point that there was something going on the more i dug into it the more troubling it became. so you're telling me like you can't get the records so he goes well i'm going to i'm submitting freedom of information department of agriculture $600.00 in like 3 months but we got a list of 22 different restricted use pesticides many of those are banned in other states and other in other nations and above all there was actually in 3 different forms. these companies have lied to me personally and directly as a council member about a number of questions live misled me they flat out lied and as we went through the process of these community meetings we slo

part of a punishment for ball garia or did they are found racist behavior at games back in june while gary's football union says england's plan to walk off is offensive and their coach says that english football has

on tuesday, congress will hear testimony from gary sondland, the us ambassador to the european union who's become a key figure. three republicans, mitt romney, ben sasse and susan collins, have broken ranks with their party to criticise donald trump. the majority though have remained silent or supportive. one of those defending the president was republican senator ron johnson of wisconsin. in a heated interview on sunday, the chairman of the committee on homeland security stated that he had no trust in us intelligence agencies, such as the fbi and cia: ijust want the truth. the american people want the truth. so do you not trust the american...? do you not trust the fbi? you don't trust the cia? no — no, i don't. i'm just very confused here. absolutely not. you don't trust either of those agencies? after obstructing lisa page? 0k. joining us now from washington is former cia operative lindsey moran. good to have you with us. you had the chair of the homeland security committee, someone who is tasked with keeping america safe, does not trust the fbi or the cia, he

ukraine it turns out that they had gary government as concerned about the fate of the ethnic had gary and by doherty at the western part of the country and of course they kept gary and by doherty at the western part of the country and of course we do about. how big can the russian speaking. the pro russian might be do remember how big the russian speaking. the pro russian minority is at the eastern part of the of the country free and we understand. how difficult it is to head the war there but. it is to be to head the war there but both leaders are welcoming the new attempt dual spec by you've spotted a if you could be a government as a bit to reduce start the. the as talks as part of the normandy for bad these are the talks between the leaders of the normandy for about these are the talks between the leaders of russia ukraine accompanied by the president of france and also of russia ukraine accompanied by the president of france and also the chancellor of germany when it comes to the energy issues we do have to bear in mind that the chancellor of germany when it comes to the energy i

david: gary, what do you make of all this? >> well, look, my big worry is we are going to have an election in 2020 and there are certain things we do know. the cost for medicare for all are going to be gargantuan. the national health services united kingdom, there are wait times, shortages, you name it because when you tell everybody everything is free, they go to get everything's free, and taxes are going to go up monumental. we know that but there's still a ton of people out there that are giving standing ovations to bernie sanders and to elizabeth warren. i'm just wondering when the administration is going to put out the big message into 2020 because we keep hearing health care and health insurance is the number one subject that everybody's going to vote on. i'm not seeing it yet. i will keep my fingers crossed. >> i think, though, the really great thing that president trump has done in putting out this executive order on medicare is really sort of bringing this whole argument about socialism down to real people's lives. wh

jesse gary takes a look at the mayor's power plant. >> reporter: the mayor said they had been working since may on alternatives to pg&e supply power. last week's safety shutdown which left 60,000 san jose people without electricity seal the deal. >> i've seen better organized riots. what happened last week was a disaster. >> reporter: in an attempt to make the power grid more resilient, he proposes creating a city run power utility that will construct multiple micro great generating systems throughout san jose. the city would eventually take control of pg&e transmission lines, possibly through eminent domain. >> we expect to have more of these public safety power shutoffs so it's important that the city lead the way and invest in these technologies which we know can make our city more resilient. >> reporter: pg&e said box 2 an email response which reads in part our san jose-based facilities are not for sale, anto do so would not be consistent with our charter to operate. but urban and regional planning professional kelly snyder said the city taking over electric power is similar to ha

for what you and gary and you know that. our paul this is we are always focused on this sovereignty for and get our poll that says we are always focused on this sovereignty for and guarantee the most important thing for an independent scene sovereignty and the most important thing for an independent scene sovereignty and how can we keep full sovereignty of the same goes for the energy can we keep full sovereignty of the same goes for the energy the energy supply and sovereignty means that we want to remain sovereign and very emerges apply its sovereignty means that we. we want to remain sovereign and very important each is where do we get energy from the matter is very interesting and each is where do we get energy from the matter is very interesting and we are interested in any stories of energy at the moment currently queens and we are interested in any stories of energy at the moment currently we are receiving the energy you from russia but we're also considering other options we are receiving the energy from russia but w

joining me now, gary mccarthy superintendent of the chicago pd, bernie kerrick -- gary, what do you have to say to city leaders who boycotted the president of the united states today? >> well, laura, the way i look at it, first of all i can tell you what i would do. i would never disrespect the president just like i would not disrespect any other human being. if you don't agree with the policies and if you don't like the man, you need to respect the office. for instance, i met with present obama on a couple of occasions and quite honestly the department of justice funded his administration was probably the worst enemy of policing in 200 years in this country. and they have helped create the environment we are suffering today. so i would never disrespect the president's office. i was raised differently. and you would never see me do that. second of all, i would try to stay out of the politics. if you look back at my career, whether it was in new york with cory booker or chicago with -- i stayed out of the politics and focused on doing my job. that is the problem with chicago. everything h

melissa: gary, what do you think about that? that is mark zuckerberg calling elizabeth warren an existential threat to google, i'm sorry to facebook but google too? >> this is not a mark zuckerberg story. this is every ceo around the country listening to what she has to say. she is looking take over, break up, shut down industry and tax the living heck out of everybody and put wealth conification already those tax dollars. what every company is doing, every wealthy person is doing right now? they're preparing with their accountants, their advisors how to ameliorate all this because i got to tell you she is coming after everybody. she really does want to control everything and the shame of it is, the wealthy will move to the bahamas. companies will figure things out. what all this does is prevent others from becoming wealthy. every time they try to move up the ladder she has the machete cutting them off at the knees with higher taxes and regulation. enjoy. melissa: liz, one of those situations where you pull the ladder up behind

taking us around the european union one loaf at a time and today he has a real mash up in store namely gary and potato bread makes use of the starch and royster of one of our favorite tubers for a long lasting loaf but don't forget to be thinking ahead. to make a hunger ian potato bread there are 2 things you need to do the night before baking boil potatoes and prepare a sourdough makes 220000000 eaters of lukewarm water with 100 grams of rice sourdough starter and 180 grams of media rifle our. coverage leave to rise overnight at room temperature. brad is sensitive to small changes in the proportions of ingredients so you're best off sticking to the recipe in baking and in politics you know if you're a member of the club you sign a treaty you want to be a member of the club you apply the rules you can't violate the rules nor can you ignore the rules or you end up in hell's kitchen that's the message to on gary in prime minister viktor orban the conservative with the nickname dictator he got into serious trouble with brussels for cracking down on the independent media n.g.o.s and the justice

gary, are you buying tomorrow? >> no, but i will say this, there's a huge short position in the stock and that's what fuelling some of this. my biggest issue with tesla is their earnings are all over the map. david: yeah. >> one great quarter. one horrible quarter. i don't have the nerves for something like that. david: all right, robert's nodding his head yes when you say covering the shorts there. that's probably going on as well. mark zuckerberg is on capitol hill facing off with congress, fielding questions on libra, the currency, private si -- privacy, political censorship. we will bring you those details in a live report from d.c. coming next. >> actions speak much louder than words, and you do have a trust factor. as a struggling actor, i need all the breaks i can get. line? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. that's a lot of words. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ [phone ringing] how are we doing? fabulous. ♪ i wonder how t

tonight -- phoebe waller-bridge writer ta-nehisi coates, comedian gary gulman featuring the 8g band with roy mayorga. ♪ [ cheers and alause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that is wonderful to hear. in that case, let's get to the news sources confirmed yesterday that secretary of state mike pompeo was on president trump's controversial phone call with the president of ukraine

can you do something about this issue gary started meeting with representatives of the seed company as they deny the use of that which was a very potent herbicide that's questionable and banned in a lot of places they've clearly said they're not using i mean and i was like well can you get records like how do we prove that they're not using i choose the os for their records that's when everything started to get interesting i knew at that point that there was something going on the more i dug into it the more troubling because. you're telling me like you can't get the records so he goes one minute i'm submitting freedom of information department of agriculture $600.00 in like 3 months but we got a list of $22.00 different. many of those are banned in other states and other in other nations and above all there was actually in 3 different forms. these companies have lied to me personally and directly as a council member a number of questions misled me that if i don't like.

water gary and european latin american and tasty story. well i don't know about you but i find those pieces always leave one feeling just a little bit hungry here in the studio and i always feel like i have to go into the kitchen and start leading i'm so impressed with jr as always you can find that recipe on our website just go to g.w. dot com slash culture for loaves from all across the european union that is all for this time so until we meet again dear viewers on a scooter just. the fun. of. entering the conflict zone confronting the powerful. ethiopia has come a long way in a short time there's a new peace deal with eritrea a new prime minister a foreign leader so i'm going to bring accountability for the human rights abuses of the bosses of my guest this week here in brussels business previous to suffer haile mariam so many. conflicts so for 90 minutes off d w. come along and follow the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to some of the racial politics on the phone while its 250th birthday we're embarking on a voyage of

with the gary in prime minister viktor orban. with the garion prime minister viktor orban irritated. western allies is the very same day hungary joined nato that irritating western allies is the very same day hungary vetoes joint nato says that . hi there thanks for joining us. hi there thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. in the united kingdom this is r.t. international. in the united kingdom a public inquiry has released a report into the deadly 2017 grenfell tower public inquiry has released a report into the deadly 2017 tower fire investigators have singled out the london fire brigade handling of the disaster fire investigators have singled out the london fire brigade handling of the disaster seemingly putting a large part of the blame on the 1st responders i'm critical of the many putting a large part of the blame on the 1st responders. i'm critical of many aspects of the n f p's response there was no contingency plan for evac many aspects of the n f p's response there was no contingency plan for evacuation of t

we have some football now and england's euro 2020 qualifying match against gary and sofia was overshadowed by racism from home fans as a result referee stopped play twice in the 1st half with warnings made over the stadium sound system england won that match 6 now the incident has again raised the issue of how to deal with racism in football. warless i'm joined now by ed mccambridge from d.w. sports good to see you this match very disturbing what happened there how close was it to the match actually being called off or very close indeed away for actually announced going into this game that would be implementing its 3 points protocol for dealing with racist behavior of 3 strikes and you're out system across the course of the game now the 1st like actually came in early in the 1st half when the number of england players complained about racist behavior in the stands namely monkey chants and nazi salutes. so the stadium officials actually put out an announcement asking fans to cease this very concerning behavior they didn't which led to the 2nd strike just before half time when the england se

they had gary lee hopes to the relations between russia and nato russia at the e.u. he had gary leader once again made it clear that he was beautiful to be called this bridge but once again made it clear that he was beautiful to be called this bridge between the west and east and he's happy to play this role here's what exactly he's tweeted the west and east he's happy to play this role here's what exactly he said all that. of course hungry is a member of nato and the settled that. of course hungry is a member of nato and the e.u. and it will remain that but it doesn't exclude cooperation with russia including a political and it will remain that but it doesn't exclude cooperation with russia including a political levels hungary is interested in improving relations between nato and russia school levels hungary is interested in improving relations between nato and russia who have this political and historic experience and the relations between western and eastern europe who have this political and historic experience and the relations between western and eastern europe

hal, gary, thank you very much. catch gary tonight. bulls and bears tonight 5:00 p.m. eastern time on fox business. >>> the general motors strike appears to be nearing an end. automaker and workers union announcing tentative deal. grady trimble live in detroit with more. grady? reporter: charles, both sides, uaw and general motors announced they have reached a tentative agreement but the details of that agreement are still unclear. other than the people who were in the negotiating room at time of these contract talks, nobody officially has paper in front of them yet, can tell you exact details of it. however i talked to workers here at the steps of the renaissance center in downtown detroit, general motors headquarters, they were picketing out here, when they got the news this strike might be coming to an end, they tell me they're cautiously optimistic about the deal. >> i'm excited. i'm happy. i still don't have any idea what it pertains to. you know, some agreement is better than none. we have to wait and see what unfolds, read it and you know hear from, you know the

i'm not as bearish as gary. i think a lot of growth names, i look at price action in apple ex today is very encouraging. i think there is growth out there. >> i want to let our viewers and everybody to stand by we're getting two minute warning from the white house and we'll see president trump and president of finland t could be two minutes, four minutes, six minutes but we have a lot to cover as we await them. market down 481. gary, respond to what mike said about the bearish sentiment. it is easy to get bearish when you see not just news headlines that cross or china, brexit, you think to yourself, okay this too shall pass. if i'm making moves now, that will help me six months. in several months we could potentially have recession. that doesn't mean everything falls underneath this we could survive this? >> we had big bear markets we survived them. bear markets do happen, big corrections do happen. my worry longer term is always the massive debt and deficits around the globe i think come back to haunt things e