imperfection, but at least there s clarity. don t waiver and move very well. in march of 2017, after years of conversations, rover acquired dogvacay in the all-stock deal. anyone can go to the white board and say, look at the value created with this deal, but most of the value comes from the tough choices that happen post-close in the ability to execute well as a combined team. the first order of business was getting both teams on board. employees found out just moments before the press release went out. day one when we were there with executives, that s what we led with, we are very proud of this. we are very impressed by what you have done. but here are the choices we have. and here s what we decided to do. some choices like closing dogvacay s santa monica headquarters and migrating users to one platform affected dogvacay employees in a big way. so the executive team built in
investigate maternity in a more way to deconstruct the image of a perfect mother which is often idealized and to tell the story of inadequate mothers. in my view there is something real and true in this imperfection there is a beauty in this imperfection. so women stories are front and center at this year s ballon either but here bashfully here mia for its rule and complex picture of womanhood you may also be the prize how often you ll be on the edge of you ll see. this very missed out on a golden bear in twenty fifteen we may still have a weeks ago before this year s winner is announced but there s already chatter about whether this could be a year. so david do you think that this movie has a good chance at clinching the golden bear but with the competition heating up who do you think we might be talking about this time next week. well there are
of a defense team. they ve not matched person for person what the special prosecutor has and they re really taking a very lackadaisical approach to this investigation. it s quite surprising. john lara, we ll talk with you about it again. thank you very much. the senate showdown in alabama. roy moore has not made a public appearance in ten days now with just over two weeks before the election. just when will he resurface? that s ahead. before we go, as we new yorkers and tons of tourists anticipate the annual lighting of the rockefeller christmas tree this wednesday, another tree is drawing stares of disbelief. check out this one at a market in montreal. it s kind of droopy there. organizers say the tree s droop is intentional. they wanted an ugly tree to celebrate diversity and imperfection. they did the same thing last year, putting up a skinny tree. charlie brown surely knows what that s like. you ve been dumb before, charlie brown. but this time you really did it. [ laughter
and it was the first book that i wrote. i actually used the five months of home arrest to write this book. you made money while you were in prison. you bet. you made 12 cents an hour going in, and a lot of money going out with this. right, i don t remember the 12 cents, but. okay, so my opinion? prison made you super cool. ( laughs ) well, actually, to a certain group in america, prison gives you street cred, so. it does, doesn t it? but it s an unnecessary way to get it. well, you know, it s funny because there are a lot of people who may not have liked you or have been indifferent, but showing imperfection, whether it was fair or not fair, makes you relatable to people. so isn t there a positive that comes from it? no positive whatsoever. i m not giving in on that point. - so. - ( chuckles ) there is no lemonade here. none. by the way, natasha,
and it was the first book that i wrote. i actually used the five months of home arrest to write this book. you made money while you were in prison. you bet. you made 12 cents an hour going in, and a lot of money going out with this. right, i don t remember the 12 cents, but. okay, so my opinion? prison made you super cool. ( laughs ) well, actually, to a certain group in america, prison gives you street cred, so. it does, doesn t it? but it s an unnecessary way to get it. well, you know, it s funny because there are a lot of people who may not have liked you or have been indifferent, but showing imperfection, whether it was fair or not fair, makes you relatable to people. so isn t there a positive that comes from it? no positive whatsoever. i m not giving in on that point. - so. - ( chuckles ) there is no lemonade here. none. by the way, natasha,