tuesday night. speaking straight after the game, ancelotti was aware of his precarious position. translation: being under scrutiny is a fairly normal thing. it is part of thejob. the a fairly normal thing. it is part of the job. the team a fairly normal thing. it is part of thejob. the team has had bad performances, nothing to say about oui’ performances, nothing to say about our champions league but our seria a has not been good and we will meet together and make the right decision for napoli. was it the right decision? only time will tell. john bennettjoined me on the sofa a little while ago to reflect on the news and the rest of the night s eventful action in the champions league. bizarre timing but to be honest this had been coming. results had been poon had been coming. results had been poor. a nine match run without a wind before this victory and they we re wind before this victory and they were big problems. the club president ordered the players into pre match cond
also, later we will speak to the iea about the u.s. shale surge. two great guests coming up in a couple seconds. european stocks are shrugging off a little bit of the declines we saw in asia. better than expected german data, boosting sentiment there. some of the most powerful central bankers gather in frankfurt that is definitely what we are looking up for. the italian economy sure, they did not qualify during the world cup, but the economy expanded better than thought. the 10 year briefly breaching 3% for the first time in 10 years. let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. chief house tax writer says he has enough republican votes to pass the tax legislation this week. kevin brady says he does not anticipate any major changes. meanwhile, the white house says president trump will speak about taxes thursday morning. and the house ways and means committee chair kevin brady joins us at six a copy of u.k. time. roy moore is facing a fresh allegation of sexual ass
these rights. [applause] when i say all americans, i mean all americans. [applause] our immediate past is to remove to remove the last remnants of the barrier, which span between the millions of our citizens and their birth rights. there is no justifiable reason for discrimination because of ancestry or religion or race or color. . [applause] join american history tv as we visit the u.s. botanic garden at the foot of capitol hill. executive director ari novi discusses the history of the oldest botanic garden in north america originally proposed by george washington at a 1796 letter. that s today at 6:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. eastern time on american artifacts here on c-span3 s american history tv. coming up next author and architectural historian steven hansen chronicles washington d.c. s most famous neighborhoods, dupont circle. how and why weelth couples moved into the area in the guilded age and the 20th century. mr. hansen is the author of the history of dupont circle, ce
you d like to congratulate all of you who voted for the virginia ham sandwich as the sandwich of the year. i had one of them, and mine was not the deciding vote, i want you to know. our next speaker is robert c. kenzer. bob is the william benford vest chair of history at the university richmond, where he has taught for almost 25 years. for most of those year he has been the ally for the lecture series which we do each year jointly with the university of richmond in september. like will green, bob has a bill cooper connection. bill studied under the late david donnel at john hopkins university. bob was also a david donnel student, although a few years later at harvard university. he teaches a wide variety of classes for the university of richmond, including several on aspects of the civil war in film. his research interest for many years has been civil war widows. he is currently researching a biography of a british-born civil war widow, elizabeth louisa knights harris. please
recipient. next robert kenzer nominates abraham lincoln, citing lincoln s influence in the amendment that eradicated slavery in the oustu.s. this is about 45 minutes. you d like to congratulate all of you who voted for the virginia ham sandwich as the sandwich of the year. i had one of them, and mine was not the deciding vote, i want you to know. our next speaker is robert c. kenzer. bob is the william benford vest chair of history at the university richmond, where he has taught for almost 25 years. for most of those year he has been the ally for the lecture series which we do each year jointly with the university of richmond in september. like will green, bob has a bill cooper connection. bill studied under the late david donnel at john hopkins university. bob was also a david donnel student, although a few years later at harvard university. he teaches a wide variety of classes for the university of richmond, including several on aspects of the civil war in film. his resea