To work, or are they right to keep on fighting for that pay rise . And thats all coming up in your hour . In your next hour . Thanks for joining me on the show. Your company is always an absolute pleasure. Also in the show today, an astonishing report, a survey of attitudes amongst british muslims really is an eye popping british muslims really is an eye popping reading. It says 52 of popping reading. It says 52 of british muslims would like to ban cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. You recall thatis prophet muhammad. You recall that is what drove the Batley Grammar School teacher into hiding more than three years ago, 46 of british muslims are supportive of hamas. Well have the director of research from the director of research from the Henry Jackson society on the show later on to talk about this report and what it means for british society. Are we living british society. Are we living in parallel existences with very conservative attitudes, pervasive in a way that simply arent
His attorney is arnold reeve. It is not up to nancy pelosi. Nancy pelosi did not elect the congressman, she sure as hell wont be the one to tell him to leave. That decision will be completely up to the congressman. He has not thought about that, he is thinking about his health, about getting well. Mark he says conyers was hospitalized after feeling lightheaded late wednesday. Pope francis is demanding that the International Community take efforts to dissolve the mass exodus. Speaking in bangladesh, he wrote broke his recent silence over what the United Nations have declared to be an textbook case of ethnic cleansing. He also said world powers must provide help to the government to cope with the refugee crisis. Global news 24 hours a day powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. Im Mark Crumpton, this is bloomberg. Julia live from bloombergs World Headquarters in new york im julia chatterley. Julie im julie hyman. Joe julia im Joe Weisenthal. We are minutes fr
Is next tbf provides a history of the bad blood a species that may be more than 250000yearsold. And all conversations and audible conversations all right. Good evening everyone. Thanks for making it. We are very happy to welcome brooke borel tonight. [applause] shes a Science Writer and journalist and contributing editor to Popular Science where she authors the blog and tonight she will be reading from and discussing her new book infested hell the bed bug infiltrated our bedrooms and took over the world. It came out from the university of Chicago Press and received great feedback already. For example marlene of the New York Times book review wrote a book about bed bugs is necessity about everything. She takes us through this microcosm of the universe as she goes to the through the culture and biology of the research underscores. They gave a favorable review for anyone that wants to replace their fear with knowledge. We do have cspan for booktv. We are very happy to have them. So during
Given the time constraints, i want to jump into your photos of president bush. Tell the story of how you became the official White House Photographer. I love how you got the job. You. Er i could give i would give you the long story because it is fascinating to me. I never planned on being the White House Photographer. It was an opportunity that presented itself. Back when i was a Staff Photographer at the ap and most of my career has been in the journalism newspaper wire service business, i was assigned to cover the campaign president ial campaign in 2000. I was assigned to covenant to cover governor bush who was running for office. Among many a journalist traveling on the campaign trail for nearly 18 months. It was not until the very end of the campaign that it was decided that it was realized that i had a shot at the white house job which i was very happy and satisfied with my position at the ap. I blame everything on the recount. We might remember in 2000 there was a time period whe
Are on display as well as our photojournalism archives. I know that we can talk a lot about your background and your history as a reporter. Given the time constraints, i want to jump into your photos of president bush. Tell the story of how you became the official White House Photographer. I love how you got the job. Mr. Draper i would give you the long story because it is fascinating to me. I never planned on being the White House Photographer. It was an opportunity that presented itself. Back when i was a Staff Photographer at the ap and most of my career has been in the journalism newspaper wire service business, i was assigned to cover the president ial campaign in 2000. I was assigned to cover governor bush who was running for office. I was among many a journalist traveling on the campaign trail for nearly 18 months. It was not until the very end of the campaign that it was realized that i had a shot at the white house job which i was very happy and satisfied with my position at t