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hasn't all of that been taught that all of these people are so upset about, adam? >> well, i think newt actually told what you his problem is. it's okay to talk about slavery in the context of a redemption ark for white people. if you talk about it as a vehicle for redemption of the ideals of the founders, that's fine. if you talk about slavery from a black perspective with the black people at the center of it, that's defensive and dee legitimatizing. there is an ideological nugget of truth here in that if you look back and you see the country as fundamentally shaped by this institution of slavery, its economy, its governing institutions, by this institution that existed on this continent for longer than the united states has existed, then all of a sudden you have a particular responsibility to rectify the harm that was caused by that institution. and i think that's a place that people like mr. newt gingrich really don't want to go. and i think that's why there is such a backlash from this particular crowd. >> everyone stay with me. we have much more to talk about.

adam klotz. todd: bravo. adam: good morning, guys. i'm out here making a whole lot of friends this morning. a little bit on the sticky, steamy side. everybody is doing okay. are you guys enjoying yourselves? [cheers] adam: i told them to give me a lot of energy. they followed through. 75 in new york city right now it. is a steamy one. take a look at the maps across the country. plenty of spots in the eastern half of the country where it's nice and warm. big low pressure system in the gulf. that's what we are paying attention to. getting deeper and deeper into hurricane season. this is a tropical system not going to become a hurricane. still flooding around the florida big bend that's something we need to pay attention to. now into monday, maybe as much as 8 to 120, inches of rain that could cause flooding all away across the florida panhandle. the tropics are completely clear. there is still plenty of time for that to change. as i'm getting ready to toss it back in to you guys, i will ask a question off the top of my head. i just thou

driver and hansen are the pair that split and they're both phenomenal adam driver in particular i think if he doesn't get an oscar nomination for this performance all i don't know i'll turn in my card but. truly excruciating look at a marriage falling apart but done beautifully with just the right touches of humor i thought it was a really amazing film and. similar with ad astra very different type of movie but the form of the brad pitt in it which is almost almost worthless i mean most movie was looking at him staring into space or thinking deeply very subtle performance that he gives but these the film as a whole is really sort of an aspect look at a very personal story a story of a. man and his father and tried to deal with his daddy issues essentially done on the biggest financial level on the entire universe now no real film festival would be any good without a bit of scandal what's the big controversy this year. well this year it's roman polanski's film an officer in the spy it's a period drama but it's not really a film it's a fact that roman polanski directed in rome clancy of c

ken adam neumann cell? how much is -- can adam neumann sell? what is softbank selling? taylor: we will wait on that ipo on the valuation. sonali basak, thank you for coming to share that with us. the 30 year yield plunged to a record low. joining us now is sebastien page, t. rowe price head of global multi-asset. on the phone, ira jersey, bloomberg interest-rate strategist. did anything change fundamentally this morning, or was this just a psychological barrier? ira: i think it is a psychological barrier. market has been trading on sentiment at the global economy is going to continue to slow down, and right now we are pricing for a recession sometime in 2020 or 2021. it is unlikely that we are going to get a recession in the near term based on the fundamentals in the u.s., but the market is pricing for a lot of bad news going forward. david: what is the chance that it is not the same signal it has been in the past because the rest of the world is in negative yields, and that is forcing money into u.s. treasuries? is certainlythat part of it, but that would be true in tw

tom: christopher verrone and gina mark adams. we have a viewer and listener, one mohammed who says, welcome back. how could a buffoon like you take yesterday off? as my family could tell you, i was glued to the bloomberg on the cell phone for the entire day. mohamed el-erian, please call in. francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance." for the first time since the 1990's, the u.s. treasury department has labeled china a currency manipulator after the currency weekend to more than seven per dollar. steps,as since taken pledging it will not depreciate the currency to be competitive. to discuss more of this is enda curran. one-shot thatof a they had to say, we mean business and do not want the u.s. doing this because we will let the currency lose? does it mean china will retaliate or cool off? enda: i think you are right, it certainly was a warning shot from china. trade talks appear to have gone somewhat ok. there is talk of another meeting thatptember but the idea p

. >> accuweather's adam del rosso has the latest track. adam. >> good morning. tropical storm dorian continuing to make its way through the tropics inching closer to puerto rico. we are going to people those impacts late today into tomorrow. we need to watch for hurricane-force wind gusts upwards of 80 miles leading to power outages, also flash flooding with up to 8 inches of rainfall expected across western portions of puerto rico. this storm is going to continue its northwesterly track by the end of the day friday. likely strengthening into a category 1 hurricane and then it does look to make landfall somewhere in florida as we head toward the later parts of our labor day weekend. we're going to continue to watch this storm very closely but heavy rainfall and gusty winds likely across florida as we head into the day on sunday. janai, kenneth. >> all right, adam, thank you. >>> just as dorian approaches funding for fema is being cut. the department of homeland security is cutting $270 million from fema and other agencies and it will now use that money for progr

me of macor a university adam so that set up i laid out just now is that really the case that the u.s. is going to be the one ratcheting up tensions in the region. what melissa certainly the demise of the i n f a treaty makes everyone less safe you know in asia eros is a prospect of a new arms race principally between us russia and china but also others north korea south korea japan for example an arms race dynamic would especially be likely if the u.s. decides to deploy new me so as to asia you know to counter china's growing military power the u.s. will start testing these new missiles in the next few weeks testing of which will bend on the under the treaty a big reason why the u.s. has put out of the treaty is that china is not a signatory to it so the us sees china as its principal geopolitical competitor of a challenge that is far more familiar bought and injuring than putin's russia so the last few decades china has made enormous progress in these missiles most of china's resells would have been banned under the treaty if china has signed on to it and china in fact now has one o

adam gemili was second to former world champion yohan blake. that bodes well for the world championships next month, but it was close to say the least, with only 0.1 seconds between first place and eighth place, about one metre. the event of the day was the women's 200 metres. dina asher—smith headlining a race so full of big names it could have been an olympic final. in the end, shaunae miller—uibo's 400 metre strength sealed it but today she confirmed she will not be running the 200 metres at the world championships. something dina asher—smith and the british fans will be glad to hear. i was happy with howl i was happy with how i ran today. the competitor in me always wants to win but when you take a step back, that could have been a world or olympic final. it is a good thing. england's women have won their opening game at the eurohockey championships in antwerp. they beat ireland 2—1. giselle ansley‘s drag flick giving them their second goal. england's next match is tomorrow against germany, who thrashed belarus 13—0. in the men'

the 5th richest country in the world the number of food banks is on the rise and adam says they do it they can but they're just scratching the surface nobody is going to accept any other help whilst the hungry so you have to deal with the immediate crisis but then the next job is to make people feel welcome make sure they don't feel judged. and invite them to come back really and build friendship with them. hope house is goal is to help people help themselves to have a nice clothes for the next job interview or can help with filling out complicated official paperwork there's a computer course life coaching a kind of all round support the goal of help to get people back on their feet. and many find a 2nd home at hope house people like joanna l's good one of the 40 volunteers here i am a single parent so sometimes i do find that home so that's why you saw it on ted and then my problems and help me with that issue with my ex it was a hope made for these ism and i just want to give snowball. in the last 9 years hope house is taken on tasks that the local council no longer has the money fo

so with that, i'll introduce to you adam flores from the district attorney's office. veryone. my name is adam flores, i'm a deputy district attorney with the santa clara county district attorney's office. the district attorney's office is taking the lead in having the family assistance center available for all victims of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. we are our partners with the federal fbi victims services division, santa clara county behavioral health services and red cross and the city of gilroy and the santa clara county library just to name a few. we have services available for all of the victims, whether you saw the shooter or did not. whether you were on scene or whether you had a very close loved one that was on scene. we have mental health services available and victim advocates to help you through this very difficult time. we also have victim advocates that wou oute vendors that perhaps are in a situation where they have lost wages. we have help for you and we are going to be open. today, tuesday,riday from 11:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. we're going to be here in

adam, start with you. the fact that the digital tax will be in place, but france will reimburse the difference between the planned mechanism by the oecd, down that mean that maybe the united states is still giving in to the digital tax? >> 100%. the administration's goal was this was somehow anti-american because the biggest digital companies are american, which is true but there you have it, these countries are sovereign nation and the ability to impose taxes, and they have one. there is nothing we can do other than not to pay their taxes. connell: adam, we have breaking news now. go ahead, kristina. kristina: an oklahoma judge delivering his ruling in the state's multibillion-dollar lawsuit, worth about $17 billion against johnson & johnson. grady trimble has the verdict. reporter: the lawsuit was seeking $17 billion in damages. the judge's ruling was not anywhere near that, he awarded $572 million to the state. based on evidence over the eight-week trial, that is what he is able to give to help abate th

adam, paul, are with us. charlie is trying to dot the is and cross the ts as what role joe ianniello plays at the company. assuming they announce a deal, is there larger strength with the company in the landscape, cbs and viacom? what do you make of it. >> there is a strength in a combined company. it is about selling content or buying content and that's what we're seeing here. one of the takeaways on this one, when you look at one of the reasons why i think it took so long to get the reason done, the stock deals in the market today, today we saw all facets what i've been calling the vortex of volatility in action today. and doing stock deals in this environment is just extremely difficult. i think today was the ninth consecutive day the s&p 500 had a 1% intraday movement. those movements used to be few and far between. it is almost like a daily occurrence. stock deals like this will be more the new normal. connell: that is a good point. cbs was relatively calm but viacom sold off as shareholders are not expe

we still have adam with us. as you look at the storm and the way it's tracking, does it get better from here or worse from here? there had been talk a couple of days ago about the north and east. is the possibility more north and east or the bad contingency of it turn back still alive? >> there's a possibility that it could turn back, but we look at trends with hurricane forecasting. what has been the trend in model runs? it's trending farther away from the coast of florida and that's good news. obviously it's not good news if you live along this area, even trending farther east, may be trending farther out to sea so i would say that's positive. >> thanks, adam. >> with that we turn down to the coast of florida, delray beach, florida and there is griff jenkins on the beach, if you didn't know there was a hurricane 400 miles away, you would think it's a nice day. >> that's right, you wouldn't know. although that cat 4 storm is 400 miles off the coast. people are out here just like any other day where they're gett

adam levine is gone. good news for blake, gwen is back. and we have exclusive new reporting on their tv reunion. >> that was cute when you did that. >> "they're playful, flirty and laugh nonstop," that's what we're told is going down on set as "the voice" coaches tape season 17. our source calls it "an ideal situation." "blake loves working with gwen because it really gives them time to be together." ♪ go and make like you >> we hear they also just bought a house together in l.a. as stefani unloads her $25 million beverly hills mansion. ♪ if i was a rich girl >> "e.t.'s" learned this swank 15,000-square-foot estate is now in escrow. besides seven bedrooms, a tennis court, and a pool, there was selling point -- the other famous owner. ♪ don't be fooled by the rocks that i got ♪ >> i ended up buying the house that she had -- that she put the marble in. thank you, jennifer. >> lopez even married marc anthony in the backyard. speaking of, why hasn't blake given gwen a ring yet? our source says, they "don't want to feel rushed, when eve

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paul: adam, thanks for joining us. some out our library for of those charts we have been gtv on the bloomberg terminal. the chip surge was a nice reprieve from recent losses but the supply chain is already shifting operations. i guess joins us from san francisco. earlierhearing a little mademaker of hp computers the decision to shift manufacturing to taiwan out of china. this sort of illustrates the point that day-to-day shifts in the trade dispute don't really affect the longer-term picture of having to reorganize the supply chain, does it? >> we have been dealing with the tariffs and the changes to the supply chain since followed last year reminds us that the threat of tariffs caused the taiwan supply chain to start shifting operations outside of china, and those actions actually accelerated into early 2019. what we have been seeing is taiwan, along with other manufacturers, diversifying more outside of china, simply not knowing what the outcome of the tariffs would be. at the same time, there pockets of excess

. >> adam schmidt was molested by his u.s. figure skating coach, richard callaghan, for years. >> reporter: alex cunny is an attorney for former american figure skater adam schmidt, who filed this lawsuit today, alleging that once-legendary coach richard callaghan molested sthmidt when he was just 14 years old. >> u.s. figure skating had every opportunity to prevent that, and they didn't, and they failed him. >> reporter: the complaint ocuses the sport's governing body of knowing about previous abuse claims while allowing callaghan unsupervised and uncontrolled access to minors. >> from the time i was 13 years old, the-- the abuse began. >> reporter: craig maurizi is one of four male skaters who has now come forward accusing callaghan of sexual abuse, which he says he reported to u.s. figure skating in 1999. callaghan at the time was considered a star coach, seen mre with olympic gold medallist tara lipniski, perhaps his most prized protege. in a statement to cbs news, u.s. atgure skating said it does not omment on threatened

we will take a look at the inner workings of adam newman's company and is complex and controversial is this relationships. plus, content kings. cbs and viacom finally inked a merger deal. we speak to buy comes a ceo about synergies and the road ahead. chinese online retailer alibaba defies the slowdown of missed a trade war with sales surpassing expectations. it was a big week for tech ideas with fleet work and cloudflare filing to go public. cloudflare has been in the news given its relationship with hm -- 8chan. three alleged gunman posted manifestoes on 8chan before three mass shootings. cloudflare stop providing services after el paso, texas, largely take the platform offline -- taking the platform off-line. so is now the time to go public? like many other tech ideas, especially in software, it is not profitable. it has a pretty good growth rate , it is really trying to look at competitors. fastly went public earlier this year and is doing ok. there have been some sources who were asking me why cloudflare took this long to get this point. they had been preparing since the fall of l

then adam say i'm about what i want to go out on saturday yeah. you. were not sure what a whiny an eye out. for. 2014 boko haram carried out in the day she has no scale attack that gave them instant notoriety only over the world the militants attacked the school in chibok and took more than $270.00 school girls hostage about cost the girls are still being held prisoner according to varying reports mr susan got on top welcome local communist garnett welcome back. to a god as you can see it does not know but you know look i don't get caught on the ground here but you know what next you know up and down you. know roll out of the british on your guns i'm not dirty job i know i'm not money so what how casa go but you. could send my employer i can send the yes i mean you can do that can you not if yeah i don't want to take yeah can. you take that out and then now more than we had planned to. do here what would i need and found. in when and. one on one and would i need them i got his who through and then my face. and just had only a. 10 number. one tag would

it's why congress dispatched benjamin adams -- benjamin adams? congress dispatched benjamin franklin to paris later that fall. other can watch this and american history programs on our website were all our video is archive. that's c-span.org/history. >> next on american history tv. for former apollo aero flight controllers and engineers discuss the lunar module landing operations during the apollo 11 mission to the moon. this panel was part of an event john: good morning everybody and welcome to the 50th anniversary of the apollo moon landing. [applause] i will say that periodically throughout the day so that people will applaud. you can here that atmosphere is charged and the dingling in the background. [laughter] special day, very auspicious day. we are honored to have with us today a panel of important engineers. my personal heroes growing up. 14 when you all did th

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adam, thank you. you can stay with abc news for continuing coverage of hurricane dorian, and you can track the storm any time on the abc news app. >>> well, now to the other developing story this hour. the fbi is offering a $20,000 reward for the capture of two fugitive murder suspects. blane and susan barksdale have been on the run since monday when police say they overpowered two armed security guards in utah. the private guards were transporting the couple from new york back to arizona where they're accused of murdering a 72-year-old man they knew. his house was also set on fire. the victim's brother says he just wants justice. >> it's like everything just got thrown out the door. the people that were transporting him, it's like i think somebody, you know, didn't follow procedures correctly, and, you know, one thing led to another, and this is the mess we got right now. >> the victim's body was never found. and a motive hasn't been given. the suspects were last spotted in a red gmc pickup truck wit

here with more is gina martin adams. what are you read -- what are you reading into this and what it means for tech? >> we've been in a crush since late july. this is more evidence that the correction persists. you don't have weak days like this in the midst of a minor selloff. we started talking about this last week when we had a % correction in the s&p 500 on monday. down nearly 3% again today. these panic days happen in the midst of bigger corrections of 10% or more. what that means for tech, tech is one of the highest beta sectors, and one most exposed to global growth and to china. as a result, the semiconductors and equipment needs in tech will et dammed more in a selloff. i think though the software is at risk as well. as a result of the fact that they continue to power higher, powering stock high they are summer, they are pretty high beta. they get thrown out with the bathwater when markets are a -- are in a sell now, sink later mode which we're in now. emily: what do you think has been the bigger driver of the t

but in boston, there are people like samuel adams, distant cousin john adams, the lawyer. john hancock, probably the wealthiest merchant in boston and they are united by the british have troops and occupation force, the boston massacre, the shooting in 1770 occurred. friction between the occupying force. they don't like any of it. they are very well organized. they are extremely good at propaganda. they have organized their correspondence with the other colonies. the got the other colonies watching very carefully what's happening in massachusetts they convince the other colonies, if it can happen to us boston, it can happen to you in williamsburg or charleston or philadelphia and becomes what unifies the radicals and even the moderates. even those who are straddling the fence as to what we should do. >> the radicals, there must be moderates. who with the moderates? >> there were a number of moderates john dickinson of pennsylvania, brilliant lawyer, they are looking for a motive with another country. they are looking for a way out, benjamin franklin is a moderate. he's in

meteorologist adam klotz has the latest forecast. adam? adam: we are already beginning to see some of that severe weather spiral really beginning in the heartland and stretching farther off to the west. a big low pressure system moving off the pacific northwest. that will enter the middle of the country bringing with it at least the possibility of some severe weather. every one of these small little orange boxes, that's a severe thunderstorm, and the larger yellow box stretching from portions of wyoming up and across montana and then off towards the east, that is all a severe thunderstorm watch, which means the conditions are there that we could continue to see these fire up, from now till early tomorrow morning. winds up to 60 miles-an-hour, very heavy rainfall, possibly some hail, maybe an isolated tornado. that is going to bring at times some pretty big rain. this is our precipitation from now taking you to monday morning. seeing isolated areas there where you are getting up to 3 to 4 inches in a pretty short amount of time. that could

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adam, hello. and this is your special bunker, is it? this is where you do your high—tech stuff. i love the door bell, by the way. the aircraft has some cracks here. fighter planes break a lot. it used to take months to order replacement parts from america. now they just print them. what kind of level of detail can you get? can you scan any part from any aircraft? yes. the level of detail goes down to about 40 microns. so it is... i don't know what that is. that is smaller than a human hair. it can pick up the fine details of the hairs and fibres on things. it can take nearly a day to print this so here, as they say, is one they made earlier. this is the broken part. adam, you have the part you printed. what's so good about that? we could print this in 23 hours. it may sound a long time but it prevented a few weeks of downtime to order in the equipment. and this is the technical bit. in another part of the base, where the engineering is a bit more old school. i assume that because planes are made of metal it fatigues all the time when they pull those g forces? yes. especially the

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it's largely in the hands of adam newman. he has a lot of voting control over the company. that is kind of by design. people who support the structure think that adam has the right vision, the boldness, and the leadership to take wework even farther than it has been. for some of the people, they will look at that and raise their eyebrows thinking that might be too much. emily: now, the other thing that's interesting is that they laid out exactly how many of the buildings are fairly new. 30% of their locations are mature. 70% are two years or younger. the vast majority of their space is incredibly new. ellen: they've changed the definition of that metric of a mature location. it used to be 18 months, they have expanded to 24 months. even with that, it's only 30% of their office location have been open for more than two years. they look at that as pointing to high-growth. exactly. like, look how fast we are growing. but it's also interesting because a lot of the most stable unit economics they like to highlight are focused only on mature locations. they say these are where we

last night i spoke to the man that brought them together, the show's produce adam shankman. >> i was responsible for introducing them, so i'm bummed about and it want them to be happy. >> well, you know what america needs you to do? >> what? >> "the last song 2." >> how about the last last song? we can do that. >>> at the same event we caught up with olivia newton-john who gave me a cancer update. >> i'm doing well. i'm healthy. it was a challenging year because i broke my sacrum and i had to learn to walk again, but i'm strong and i'm back and i'm good and loving every minute. the 69-year-old was glowing wearing a white pantsuit and smiling for cameras. olivia is battling ccer for a third time. i spread to her spine. >> do you feel the support and love? >> i do, but i just want everyone to know that i'm here. >> i'm a three-time cancer survivor. >> she received the lifetime industry ward. $100,000 was raised for her canneser and wellness center. >> you going through a cancer battle publicly has -- >> i don't try. i am. it is about my life and youri in. i hope that can touch other pe

i did a lot of work with chris far away and adamant he were very close. what happened was during this tributes, he looked around the crew with the same crew. the people who designed with the same people and you felt people tearing up and you realized it is an important thing. room, that stage, in that where everyone has been working --ever david: are there things you have not done yet? lorne: the show continues to morph. election -- the audience followed it. 90's are times in the mid where they would not. ♪ david: you are wearing a pin which is the order of canada? that is the highest energy can get is a canadian citizen? lorne: you can be elected prime minister. -- youyou received that are a canadian and american citizen. you have also received the highest civilian honor our country can give. what was it like? my family was there. and whenthrilling year i got the call telling me i was to receive it, i was the middle -- in the middle of working out. i sort of took it in and went, oh. me.they called there was a month where i knew it was going to be annou

we will take a look at the inner workings of ceo adam newman's company and is complex and controversial business relationships. plus, content kings. cbs and viacom finally inked a merger deal. we will talk to viacom's ceo about synergies and the road ahead. what slowing economy? chinese online retailer alibaba defies the slowdown of missed a -- amidst a trade war with sales surpassing expectations. first to our top story, it was a big week for tech ipo's with fleet work and cloudflare filing to go public. the web security company cloudflare has been in the news lately, given its relationship with controversial message board, 8chan. three alleged gunman posted manifestoes on 8chan before three separate mass shootings in the united states. cloudflare stop providing services after the latest shooting in el paso, left two dozen dead, largely taking the platform off-line. so, is now the time to go public for cloudflare? i discussed it with liliana baker and will curtain. >> like many other tech ideas, -- ipo's especially in software, , it is not profitable. it has a pretty good growth rate t

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adam: absolutely. the bond market is starting to shift away from more aggressive rate cut bets that worked pretty well. tothe 10-year yield drops 1.52 or so, we have seen the awayctory slowly grind up from that as we have heard from, as you say, a number of fed officials, just putting a little bit of caution around the idea of it we are going to see ultimately a more aggressive fed or more aggressive sounding powell. alicia anything from the bank of new york mellon said the market was setting itself up for a little bit of disappointment. we are still not far off those all-time highs, and as i said, yields have rallied off that, but what you are also seeing is that traders are hedging for a rise in treasury yields, and that's pretty interesting. you look at the put/call ratio on treasury futures. you see that slowly slide upwards where people are starting to take that hedging that a little more serious. you would not expect a huge amount of movement in the friday session in asia. i think it will largely

adam haigh is with us. volatility has been easing a bit in recent days but jp morgan strategist saying there is a reprieve for equities coming. what is behind that? adam: initially, the retreat and volatility we have seen as a function of going towards jackson hole. have not really had any fed speakers to move the dial. market volatility throughout august is largely governed by headlines and movements on the trade front. what jp morgan is now pointing to, the fact we had that pullback in stocks. effectively, program strategies and systematic computer-driven strategies have become underweight inequities by a little margin. not huge but a little underweight. what you will have to do is see incrementally some of those program strategies reallocate into the equity market. with bonds being fairly well bid still, you would not expect too much of a huge move to drive that. they expect volatility to remain reasonably low on the back of that. things could change if we get something meaningful coming out of jackson h

so far, though, europe has remained adamant, the brexit deal will not change. so this week, the prime minister will take his case to berlin and paris to tell two of the eu's most influential leaders things have got to change. number ten thinks the chance of a breakthrough is slim. expectation management, but the pm knows he needs to make progress soon or the uk will be facing a no deal exit. this morning, the sunday times published a leaked government document looking at what that might mean. on the food supply... critical elements of the food supply chain may be in short supply. on plans to keep the irish border open. the model is likely to prove unsustainable because of economic, legal and bio—security risks. michael gove is the minister in charge of getting the government ready for no deal. this is an old document. since it was published and circulated the government have taken significant additional steps to make sure we are prepared to leave on october the 31st, deal or no deal. do you accept there could be food and fuel shortages in a no deal scenario?

adam aron joins us in an exclusive interview. thank you for joining us. >> happy to be with you, wilf. >> good the see you, as always let's talk about as we teased the back end of the last block about the breakdown in talks with netflix why did the talks break down whose fault was that >> i don't like to characterize it as whose fault it is but we couldn't get much of a serious proposal out of netflix. we have said for a long time now we would be delighted to show their movies but we have to be faith to feel the longstanding relationships with hbo and disney and sony and paramount and lions gate the major studios are producing films with a box office of between $11 billion and $12 billion a year annually. we owe a lot to these studios and we can't show preferential treatment to netflix. >> what were they seeking? >> it doesn't matter and i think talks are better left private. i'm still optimistic that we'll be able to get netflix movies into our theaters so there's no reason why we should be difficult in public. we have high hope