If you compare that that is pretty strong. We are much smaller. That is an industry that is built up. And hundreds of thousands. Michael is the ceo and is our guest on booktv. Welcoming to the panel this morning. Thanks for coming. Please silence all cellular phones and recording is not allowed during the sessions. I will be your moderator today. I i am a publishing life for that is to say ill be wanted to be in publishing my whole life pretty much and i have. Much my whole life. Into a start up as an editor and it does to produce glittery nonfiction with history and politics andn music and biography of Popular Science and then elisabeth agreed and somewhere toward the end and with that books critics circle award. His tw around the twitter account. E [laughter] have Book Publishing for the last 80 years as a publisher for little brown and Company Working with critically acclaimed authors including taking a rally jk routing. This is an amazing list. Including elton john. Michael caine e
Llima posting you in our building but please, yes six sits down. We are doing renovations. We hope that in a couple of years when you come back you will be able to drink the water and not worry about your health. The building is undergoing renovations but its great to welcome you here and far end mostly far. I know you are a little sleepy. We are so blessed to have your presence with us today. Thank you. In the spirit and strength the strength of the Obama Administration to the country the opportunity for all 566 federally recognized to come together to have a facetoface meeting with members of the president cabinet and Vice President. And i will tell you there is a lot of work that goes into preparing this. So before i see a few more thoughts but i would like to do is recognize a few people that have been amazing. Jody does incredible work alongside us and her partner at the white house the associate director for Intergovernmental Affairs lets give the white house folks a round of app
Welcome to countdown. Im anna edwards. It is 6 00 here in london this tuesday morning. Bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world, ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. Ryan chilcote is in moscow to walk us through his exclusive interview with Dmitry Medvedev. Stephen engle is in beijing to tell us what is topping the agenda. Has thenathan ferro details on the guilty plea by Credit Suisse with u. S. Authorities. Acktrack top story in an exclusive interview with bloomberg television, russias Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev sat down with Ryan Chilcote to talk about everything from the ongoing conflict in ukraine, the impact of sanctions, and russias relationship with the United States. Ryan chilcote joins us from moscow with the details area brian. High, anna. This was the Prime Ministers first interview in four months. We spent a good amount of time talking about sanctions. The Prime Minister is saying that the u. S. Has called. This reminded him of Leonid Brez
Virginia Lieutenant Governor ralph northam. Democratic candidate for governor. Well be watching next week to see how you do. Thank you for joining us, sir. Thanks so much, katy. That wraps things up for me this hour. Ali velshi, my friend it is friday. Are you done . The president is overseas. Right. I think were going to have a quiet weekend. I dont know. Just say it. Might have a quiet weekend. Theres always one. I have property to sell you in florida. Katy have a great afternoon and i hope you do have a quiet weekend. I hope we all do. Im ali val shi, as katy alluded to, President Trump will arrive in hawaii, the one stop before he kicks off his highstakes visit to asia. The longer overseas trip of any president since 1991, but the president is traveling with some hefty political baggage as the russia investigation looms. Mr. President , do you remember George Papadopolos during that march meeting i dont remember much about that meeting. It was a very unimportant meeting that took p
Academic Rep Stella Lynch is rolling up her sleeves to advocate for a University of Otago policy that would make recordings with closed captions mandatory for all lectures, with exceptions in cases of privacy concerns. Her plan includes an impending consultation process for staff and students, and