you do know the street you work they played the day they beat john fish you just told them to and have been neglected and abused at home and most of them are begging here. this is butch he grew up on the streets he lived. a life of crime becky now in his early fifty's is dedicated to helping these kids of going to one of the states but if you buy ok i'm going to give you some training used to work for an engineer got fed up with the bureaucracy he feels he can do more good working directly on the streets he hands out clothes medicine and tips for survival let's take it lying you know that little boy this kid i think he or any of them on going to be. nice here in the states to. the president is keeping the streets because of friends also. and i think it's all been. you probably going to work up before lunchtime and going to bed in the book. and their. sixteen year old jamie lynn and jose are two of the kids that looks out for their dad. baking is supposedly illegal in the philippines but these two boys like to think of themselves as performers brightening the day of manila's long suffer

he was dedicated by hamilton hamilton fish was a member of st. john's. another example of the beautiful glasswork and detailing, which we hope to maintain and preserve for as long as this building exists. people can talk about famous people who have been here. most the members of st. john's were not famous people. they were ordinary people that wished to go to church service.

he was dedicated by hamilton hamilton fish was a member of st. john's. another example of the beautiful glasswork and detailing, which we hope to maintain and preserve for as long as this building exists. people can talk about famous people who have been here. most the members of st. john's were not famous people. they were ordinary people that wished to go to church service. almost one year to the day the cornerstone was laid. the editor of the intelligence wrote an editorial, which summed up what the feeling was at the time and what st. john's symbolized to the people at large. and reflecting on that same day toy 12 months ago, referring august of 1814, the will of the presidents house and executive upon which this solemn ceremony was performed, delaying -- the laying of the cornerstone of st. john's. warmest gratitude to that being, whose promise and -- prominence is open to the whole nation. prospects that impart additional satisfaction and to ride brightness from the recollection of our past and almost hopeless humiliations. the church of st. john's

. >> i was fishing for that. >>> mcgahn and john kelly are under serious scrutiny involving the president's top aide, rob porter. the fbi says, you can't have clearance. the white house says, rock on, brother. love having you here. we're going to break down the timeline leading to porter's resignation, proving that kelly and mcgahn knew a whole lot and did a whole lot of nothing. stay with us. you know what you're watching, "velshi & ruhle." i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep,uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts so you could experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serio

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fish tank. it became a symbol of what we do and all of these businesses. i would also like to thank lloyd blankfein and catherine and johney are the ones who really put this together and they deserve a big round of applause. [applause] when i started the business, it was, and most of you in the room will not believe this day existed, but it was before pc's were invented. i know you do not think that was possible. but we literally created our own saturday every afternoon i would solder the circuit boards for these computers that we were buildinge computers that we're building which never worked on eventually we did get them to work. it was before al gore invented the internet. it was very in history. is covered by the old testament rather than the new testament. but i went out to customers. tell you story to show you how small business works, it's people. the matter how much digital bf, people is what makes businesses. so what i did is identify the company to be a first customer i went to a delicatessen every morning for close to a year about two cups of coffee and two cups of tea to go. one with milk and one without. i w

fishing in bitcoin. we think the three names i mentioned would be better names. >> ki john just gave us good ideas there a you selectively buying these days? or what is your posture. >> we like to buy low and sell high because we are value investors. and we -- i can't tell you exactly what we've done, but we would likely be more of a buyer than aelr at this point. there are a lot of good stocks out there that we believe are mispriced. and again, we are going towards those high quality names that are benefitting from an improving economy. and that would includeames in the industrial area as well as e technology bec productivity never really goes outs of style. >> john you mentioned that you are talking tor clients. >> uh-huh. >> what are you hearing from your clients? are they worried about this market? what are they asking whu? are they telling you? >> that's a great question. and for most of last year, sounded like a broken record. i was talking to them about, you know, as rates rise we higherate seeing volatility in the market. we have actually been bringing to client meetings a chart that shows the l

fish rots on the head, as they say. >> so, rick, what is happening to john kelly's credibility? how are the dominoes falling internally? >> well, look, john kelly has an extremely difficult job. we have known that from the beginning. he is chief of staff. sit ultimately his responsibility to make sure that people who are working in the white house, and particularly the oval office, are properly vetted. second, that they have the proper clearances, as zerlina just pointed out. it is very dangerous for people not to have proper clearances. the reason we go through the whole clearance process. i think people are trying to put this on john kelly. i actually think that ivanka and jared would like to see john kelly go because he has been somewhat successful in initialing their role and influence and their access to their father and father-in-law for things that they would like to get done on their agenda. >> so then the porter resignation, the sorenson resignation, two of them now, is this kelly's waterloo? >> i think so. i don't like to make predictions when it comes to the trump whi

fishing spots. >> it was a great connection, but mr. saint john was a very incredible witness. >> that story about getting jewel jewelry from phil bar. >> no jewelry from tara's home was found in possession of phil bar. >> anyway, bar told investigators tara was fine when he left her house that afternoon, but questions went on and on and phil bar who had a business to run didn't appreciate that kind of attenti attenti attention. bar complained to a local nbc reporter about it. >> it's been stressful. i realize the police are doing their job and looking into things. nonetheless, i feel like i've been harassed. >> several times he himself confronted the detectives. insisted he was innocent. i am telling you the truth i had nothing to do with this girl's disappearance. i'm getting the shaft here. >> it was a problem. detectives certainly had suspicions, but evidence, there was none. and most everyone they questioned who knew bar, was a bit shady. hard to believe. prosecutor concluded he simply didn't have enough to make a charge stick. >> the dna evi

. >> john on facebook rights given that officiates for a day, teach a man to fish, he needs for a lifetimeed for doing nothing, very bad example. >> lisa emails sound like a good idea at its base but i would say give the recipient a job to earn it, some responsibility, such as community service, this would change it from a handout to pay for action, much more humanitarian act. thanks to all who responded. jillian: why didn't the chicken cross the road? apparently there weren't enough of them. the crucial missing ingredient that shut down hundreds of kfcs. >> you guys hate me. caught on camera. the motion a fish make a desperate bid for freedom, "fox and friends" continues. ♪ born free ♪ like a river raging . to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people wi

you're right, the real big fish are those who have pled guilty. former white house counsel john dean has said that the flipping of gates could spell the end of the trump presidency. that's a very strong statement coming from someone like john dean. what he's really saying there is if gates can tie manafort's actions directly to trump, with trump's full knowledge and instruction, donald trump is finished. and the other thing, just to draw together, this whole thing with the nra. the nra and trump are attacking local law enforcement. the white house is attacking the fbi. we've never seen anything like this coming from republicans. >> from republicans, that's what's key. >> to me, that's a high cream and misdemeanor. if i were mueller, i would pick him up today. >> a very big if. it seems mueller is -- well, while obviously investigating collusion. mueller, while he's investigating collusion, he's also focusing on money laundering. he's focusing on other aspects that may bring this to a different end than we may think. i think if john dean described is very wide still. mr. mueller

fishing expedition. yesterday one of president trump's lawyers, john dowd, told cbs news that discussions are still underway a possible interview. >> thank you very much. >>> a 12-year-old alabama boy is among the latest victims of the deadly flu epidemic. aaron masterson died on sunday from flu complications. the cdc recently reported 17 pediatric flu deaths in one week alone. demarco morgan is at allentown, pennsylvania, which has a record number ofpatients. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the flu season is so bad, it ma. here at lehigh valley hospital, they're a than 10% adults more than usual. they are at capacity and quickly running out of space. >> this is a mobile hospital. >> reporter: pennsylvania's lehigh valley hospital set up a surge patient tonight deal with the influx of flu patients. dr. david burrmeister is an emergency room doctor here. >> this flu season is worst than in the past. >> reporter: emergency rooms are overwhelmed. the number of people hospitalized with flulike symptoms is the highest in more than a decade. the cdc reports more than 15,000 patients have been admi

fishing expedition. so yesterday, president trump's lawyer john dowd told cbs news that discussions are still ongoing about a possible interview. >> all right, margaret, thank you. >>> a 12-year-old alabama boy is among the latest victims of the deadly flu epidemic. aaron masterson die ed sunday fm flu complications. the cdc reported pediatric flu deaths. demarco morganlehigh, pennsylvania. >> reporter: the experts say it could last until may. here at lehigh valley hospital, they are at capacity and they are running out of space. >> this is the mobile surge hospital. >> reporter: pennsylvania's lehigh valley hospital set up the surge patient tent to deal with the influx of flu patients. dr. david burmeister is an emergency medicine doctor here. >> this flu season seems to be quite a bit worse than what we've seen in the past. >> reporter: the number of people hospitalized with flu-like symptoms is the highest in almost a decade. the cdr reports nearly 15,000 patients have been admitted for the flu so far this season. >> the patient populations that we get most concerned about are certainly pediatrics. >> r

john dean, gloria borger, jeffrey toobin. jeff, let's start with this gates plea deal. gates, big fish here. the deputy campaign chair. a major player in the campaign, pleading to things that didn't relate directly to the campaign but again, this has got to be a bad night for paul manafort. >> in fact, manafort did something unintentionally very revealing, when he issued a statement he said, i continue to maintain our innocence. that shows how linked he is with rick gates, that he still speaks of them as a team. his problem is that gates has now admitted that he was engaged in many interlocking conspiracies with manafort. tax fraud, campaign finance laws, foreign reporting laws. all of those heavily documented, are now admitted crimes on the part of rick gates, and it really makes manafort's situation pretty desperate. >> you have the deputy chair flipping, what could it mean for the chair. gloria, paul manafort seems like he's fighting. >> yeah. well, his lawyer indicates that he is. maybe he's fighting until he's not fighting anymore. you know they have a suit that they filed in federal court against the special cou

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john gotti jr. we used to go with our fathers, our fathers never really spent time with us. when they did, they drove us by the club, the bergin hunt and fishlub which, by the way, was founded by my uncle charlie. dropped us off at the club, and that was it. we were 10, 11, 12 years old in a club full of men. you're almost forced to emulate these people. okay, you're almost forced to emulate them. there were some guys i genuinely loved, danny wagons, carmine, i loved these guys, but it just seems that most of the people out there, johnny, are real garbage pails. .. all my father had was me and i was the only one who would see him, and he had me for the lawyers -- rung offend for the lawyers. i got trap. couldn't kell him, don't want to live in new york. i want to leave. want to move to carolina. i couldn't disappoint the guy. i had to stay. john gotti jr. i did not care who i disappointed. i knew i had to flee. to build a new life and reject the easy seduction of accepting the old one. my driving desire to get out overrode any concern about whether or not my family's mob-related connections would be bad for marrow cuomo -- mario como's futu

at least in the world of zoos and nimble fish sticks mission to do it for you like a movie this is my compass he is going up the study hall may be a bit. old john one of. the only palestinians is who gets the most help from its jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the bush didn't know who could get it. and know it is unfair advantage to have this lady of the most of which he had i'm going to compete in the gaza machine to do more commitments last time piss off. oh hello again max to as or here was day zero. as a reporter oh it's going to be some interesting. i threw a mispronounced my second name hare bet and it's actually hurts my god but you know on the ride over to the studio this morning you mentioned that during the last vacation period in america which is thanksgiving the bait the great migration of america you know when everybody goes on holiday they go visit their family they have thanksgiving dinner they usually fly that actually went from twenty three percent took road trips like last year and twenty sixteen and then in two thousand and seventeen it was something like thirty nine percent an

in the world of zoos i'm in bill fish sticks mission to do it living for you like you know that this isn't my cup of tea is going i know phil saviano may be a bit. old john no doubt i just hope. the only palestinians is who gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the oak vision could not only could give us a book and the earth is all of us not just the heart of this lady in the muscle that you had i not going to continue muslims you know do more commitments also don't piss off. after the verdict on the saatchi case as you're calling it well remember that the i.o.c. called for a reform of the cas did anyone return to this idea after this latest decision we heard the question of the reforms which was mentioned by the i.o.c. president i think the i.o.c. reacted first. after the outcome of the of the first case expressed its disappointment the cast president mr kohut responded at the session and expressed those so the fact that reforms are always possible but that was so we should wait for some more elements because for the moment we still don't have these famous thirty nine decisions we o

in the world of zoos and nimble fish was dismissive to do it long before you i can admit this isn't my cup of tea is going i know phil saviano maybe. yeah you know john without a doubt mobilization the only palestinians is gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of those who in the world under the oak vision did not only could give this one. and no it is unfair advantage to have to display any of the muscle that you had i'm going to continue muslims you know do more in the middle sauced don't piss off. me. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to mark hughes scotto he's the founder and chief investment officer at morgan to create capital management marc welcome to the show thanks for having me all right we're going to get to the big stuff in a minute absolutely put this in context so first of all how much do you guys manage over there roughly about a billion and a half ok so you've got to do asset allocation and look transitor trying to put money to work where it's going to get the biggest rate of return you've got something it was demographics and health care number two energy and natura

fish. shimon and evan, thank you so much for all of your reporting. and just for some perspective with me now, former nixon white house counsel john dean. john dean, first, on this whole letter we've seen now from really a more emotional rick gates, this whole i have had a change of heart and now the guilty pleas, how often do you see something like this? what does it indicate to you? >> you generally don't see letters published like this because most cases where people plea don't have this kind of attention on. it's done privately and quietly. he obviously wanted to send a statement to a broader public here. that's why it's happened in this case. i'm sure it happens often. i'm someone who pled guilty at one stage and warned my family ahead of time. i didn't have a change of heart because i felt that way for a long time. >> on gates' flipping, help us understand what kind of information he can provide to help them in their larger investigation. >> it's clear that they want manafort and they're putting a lot of pressure on him. they've got indictments in two different cases, one in the eastern district, one in the district of columbia, t

fish." what's really going on here? [dramatic music] ♪ >> marlena: kayla began giving steve the antidote before his situation became life-threatening. there's every reason to think that he'll make a full recovery. >> johnave died, and, number two, he never would have done this to me. >> marlena: no. that's not what he told us. >> john: oh, he just said that to make me feel less guilty. bottom line was, this whole thing went off the rails, and you know it. paul and will, they find me out, and what do i do? i have to make it look like i kill them? >> marlena: you had to to protect them. and it worked. they're fine. and you're fine. it's over, thank god. >> john: baby, every night when i was lying beside you just staring at the ceiling, all i wanted to do was roll over and ask for your advice. and i couldn't do that, because to do that would have put you in danger. and you're my world, doc. you are my rock. >> steve: think i'm feeling a little stronger this morning. >> tripp: good. are you comfortable? >> steve: yeah, thanks. >> kayla: i, uh--i think i'll go down to the lab and check on your tests, okay? i won't be gone long. >> steve: take your time, baby. i want to talk to my boy. >> tripp: talk about w

[soft music] jeff: john muir the famed naturalist once wrote "to the lover of wilderness, alaska is one of the most wonderful countries in the world." and i couldn't agree more. fisha big, big fish on the other end of this line here. so here's the thing about fly fishing, i'm sure you'd agree pat that a lot of people are intimidated by it. pat: yeah, they sure are. jeff: they are nervous about not looking like they know what they're doing. that's the beauty of fly fishing; you don't have to be an expert, you don't have to be perfect, you just have to have a love for the outdoors, a patience and a hunger to learn and new experiences. pat: yeah, a will to learn. jeff: anyone could do this, i'm serious. i think we got ourselves a chum here; a big old buck chum. pat: yeah, it looks that way. it's hugging the bottom like that. they give you a workout, huh? jeff: yeah. pat: they're quite the fighters. jeff: so this guy is fighting so how about this, pat, you think try to work him towards the shoreline? pat: yeah, work him towards the shore, maybe we'll walk down on him a little bit. jeff: alright, alright let's do that, he's sucking line. pat: sounds good. jeff: oh man