while some of the private sect you're have began to grapple with the challenges, many more remain rye sis stand to changes -- resistant to changes and regulations needed. the american people are still not fully aware and cognizant of the threat and they've not internalized the lessovers the last few years. we have a long way to go on cyber hygiene and online media consumption acts. >>> let me be clear. congress as well does not have its act together. we have no cyber committee. sign be threats, frequently hindering our ability to get ahead of the problem and even worse in the area of misinformation disinformation. and the dangers are only growing as new technologies, such as deep fakes, where audio and video manipulation public it put words in the mouths of of government leader or business leader and these efforts are being commercialized. we know we're becoming evermore dependent on software but at the same time we're treating cyber security, network resillen and i data reliability as afterthoughts, and these vulnerabilities will only continue to grow as our so-called real economy be

keeping that in my life is something rye reelgly try to lo for no reason, she stopd by the nearby costco to look around the moment i noticed it was gone, her heart fell. she left the store in tears having no idea that the managers felt her pain. they found her ring under a table. this was like a needle in a hey stack. >> the good news traveled across the store and customers. >> the next day, kerry bought the workers doughnuts. they delivered a gift. >> they even traiered up. >> good ending. hope you don't have zrab on the menu for denners. >> walk in and there is no crabs left. >> retailers are blaming it on a lot of things. dong ruse weather. a string of storms. a lot of customers are coming out emsi handed. if you completed your or the already, you'll be fine. turkey, ham. >> sounds good. it will cooperate, if you have anything to do. holiday shopping. getting the groceries together for that kinner next week if you were at the airports today, you know what i'm talking about. we have this snow system. it's beginning did real lime doe lyes. the storm system has to get out of here. saturd

(jean dufty - longtime customer) "they make the only good rye bread in sacramento here!"ost two decadesjean dufty has been a loyal fan of the rye bread(jean dufty - longtime customer)"maybe 18 years"but a bright blue sign on the front window -hints at a big change that ámight be coming to this j street staple.. "safe accessible solutions cannabis dispensary" has applied to move into the bread store's longtime home but first - the city of sacramento has to hold a hearing to review the permit. its because the proposed location is 300 feet from a residential area - and 600 feet from this church.. and a drug rehab center.as for dufty -she doesn't mind the business moving in"i dont care what they put in here"(stand up) "but some nearby businesses do mind. the city notified nearby property owners - and y written in opposition.. its not because they oppose the dispensary - but instead - because they say this area already has a serious lack of parking"bevmo and office max are among the business opposed to the dispensary.midtown association hasn't taken a stance on the proposed ca

we have received 125 rye responses so far. >> what is in the 52rfi responses? >> to give you a flavor what you will see on the website if you download these. first, we have a diversity of tenant type. we asked them to self identify as one who would take a whole pier or a portion. it does not require 100 or 150 conveyor feet. if i had a small space i would do one thing and larger space another thing. a third, a third, a third of those uses. less than a third for the combination users. then we have partners. several have expertise to benefit the planning process and outreach or the architecture that sort of thing to provide an opportunity to submit responses as well. >> after getting the 52 responses, we as staff went through too put them into nine categories to see the forest through the trees what we received. in order of number every responses fitting each category, i want to give you a little flavor of the types every responses for those who didn't have the opportunity to read the materials. knowledge transfer they are mission driven organizations. they focus

from rye, mrs.bush's mother would send boxes of soap and detergent to her daughter, on the grounds they probably did not have that kind of thing in west texas. [laughter] waved -- raised a thely, and your -- endured loss of a daughter to leukemia, and kept everything and everyone together. as the wife of one president at the mother of another, she holds a distinction that belongs to only one other american in the long history of the republic, abigail adams, who was present at the creation. from the white house to camp david to walker's point, in hours of war and peace, of tumult and calm, the bushes governed in a spirit of congeniality, civility, and grace. instinctively generous, barbara and george bush put country above party, the common good above political gain, and service to others above the settling of scores. the couple had met at a christmas dance in greenwich in 1941, not quite three weeks after pearl harbor. she was wearing a red and green holiday dress. he endeavored to get introduced. a

little did i know i was only trying to keep up -- keep up with barbara pierce from onandaga street in ryenew york. i love you. >> i love you, too. >> reporter: their remarkable partnership spanned seven decades and their love lives on through their five children, 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. barbara bush said she chose him for a simple reason. >> because he made me laugh. it's true, sometimes we laugh through our tears, but that shared laughter has been one of our strongest bonds. >> here, mrs. bush saying her husband was the only man she'd ever kissed. >> strange, i admit. >> still staying with your story? >> reporter: their love lasted a lifetime. >> i've always felt i was the world's luckiest woman. >> reporter: their love story endures for all time. >> nobody ever had a nobody ever haa better husband. >> the remarkable lives of george and barbara bush. that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. herat six o )clock. . >>> we begin with breaking news here at 6:00. this video right here just

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this is of course rye bread with vegetables and i think it's really cool. you can't do much wrong here really. because this is the mulled wine let it steep a while now for the fat. spread it around a little on the bread with the mustard and when you make it nice and thick you see it sliding around a little so you should look kind of nice. it's not was very important for mulled wine is a little rock currently it dissolves gradually along with the normal sugar. the open sandwich is actually christmassy keep it simple that. now are chop some hazel nuts to sprinkle on top and now my little apple. i'll leave out the dill pickle on purpose another couple of apple slices on top. of. them as you see i don't have much time size it was probably intended that way so that when you do this at home you can take your time. now put some cress on top it doesn't matter where it's from or leave it out and you could chop some onions. and you can add a couple of biggles because that's really a classic. that's now a great a little nutmeg that's in that cinnamon on top of our ope

he was basically gifted candidate in bill clinton, and he hadn't been rye by his own admission a greatmunicator when he was president. he would say things like, message, i care. and even though i think he really did care about people, he wasn't able to connect, and you also had ross perot who got 19% as a third-party candidate in 1992. so bush only got 38% of the vote, in that election. clinton got 43%. unfortunately, we judge our presidents too much on whether they're a political success or not. there's also the question whether there is substantive success. i think on that score, bush gets higher marks. so domestically, he signed the americans disabilities act which changed the country. he was an environmentalist. hard to imagine any republican president as an environmentalist but he was with the clean water act extensions. and he showed great political courage when after having really made the mistake during the campaign of saying, "read my lips: no new taxes" which was a silly thing for him to say, he then raised taxes to cut the deficit and, of course, overseas was able to manage

. >> little did i know iwa only trying to keep up, keep up with barbara pierce from rye, new york.i love you to >> reporter: their remarkable partnership spanned seven decades and thee lives on through their five children, 17 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. barbara bush said she chose him for ae reason. >> because he made me laugh. it's true, sometimes we laugh through our tears, but that shared laughter has been one ofon our sst bonds. >> here, mrs bush saying her husband was the only man she'd ever kissed range, i admit. >> still staying with your story? >> reporter: their love lasted lifetime. >> i've always felt i was the world's luckiest woman. >> reporter: their love story endures for all time. >> nobody ever had a greater, more precious family. nobody ever had a better husband. >>ka the reme lives of george and barbara bush. that's nbc nightly saturday.this i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching, and good night. waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. livi

the financial sectary we are a couple of interest rate rye rises. the potentialve steepening the yield curve could be attractive in particular, high dividend paying financial sector items. >> wha about -- on the bondside, especially if wealk abou treasurys shorter term, longer term bonds whak.do you th >> i like the shorter term duration bonds if you buym t individually there are attractive etf that are managed. the managers maintain the shorter duration that is can be a great alternateoef cash. >> on the equity side i noted you like utiliti for next year. if you like the financials because rates are going higher next year, that's not good for utilities, is it? >> no, there are certainly a couple of different moves there. but utilities, if the volatilit hibits at the level it had been, those perform really nice in thosee economies that ust struggling along. there are great utilities outer with great dividends. helping to offset theshort-term volatility on the equity side. >> real estate, we have a slowing of theousing market here. but yet real estat

the chinese and the chinese have already warned kind of serious consequences if she's not released as rye and also possibly ramifications for the u.s. china trade relationship and questions being asked about the timing of arrest and whether it wasn't perhaps some sort of political move. right and the trouble ministration is consistently denying that some do of them larry kudlow donald trump's economic advisor says he and didn't even know about the arrest when it happened while while it was having dinner with the chinese president ams the u.s. trade representative was on the sunday shows out and so was several other economic officials from the administration trying to play this down saying look this is an entirely separate matter it's a criminal justice matter it will have no impact and so the don't worry about this is nothing to do with us we had expected to have any effect meanwhile there we have senators like marco rubio saying this should just be the beginning of things we've long been concerned about the national security implications of doing business with china especially when it co

those of us who believe in the rye at of satan. the bible teaches satan is waging a war and will in the end times against israel and christians as well. a couple weeks ago a group of jewish businessmen in dallas took me to lunch to express their appreciation for my stand for israel. they recognize we don't believe the same things theologicalally. but we have in common the belief that god gave that land to israel. god will be victorious. president trump in standing for israel is on the right side of history, and he's on the right side of god. lou: thanks so much. pastor robert jeffress. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. do you think more witnesses who have been threatened and whose civil rights have been trampled should file suit against the mueller witch hunt. up next, the latest developments in the james comey fight against testifying under subpoena before the house of representatives. we are coming right back. we are coming right back. stay with us. i joined the army after 911, cuz, um, i thought that was what i needed to do.

david: last night we asked you whether president trump is the only one able to stop radical dems and ryeg the president's decision to withdraw from syria. >> if you add syria and afghanistan, we spend $60 billion a year. that could go a long way to deter china. david: a manhunt is under way for an illegal immigrant suspected of killing a police officer in california. a lame duck congress accomplishing nothing today as we prepare for the 7th day of the partial government shutdown. a reminder you can catch my show, "bulls and bears" every night at 5:00 p.m. >> fundmentals have strong as you guest mentioned. anybody that can tell you why the market did this or that need to have heads examined. lauren: 800 point swing for dow jones industrial average turning 600 point drop into 260 point gain in final hour of trading. >> dow posting 3% gain but putting worst performing month. dow up 41 points, s&p 5, nasdaq 10. lauren: oil prices moving sharply higher overnight. they did sink yesterday. volatility hitting commodities

debutante from rye, willing to make our own way, have adventures. was not always easy for her, but never a word of complaint, just love and strength. just love and strength. opinions, too, of course, lots of those. she was strength itself. and if her tongue were sometimes sharp, she was as honest with herself as she was with all of us. when she once described a female political opponent of her husband as a word that rhymes with rich, he reported that her -- she reported that her family had begun calling her the poet laureate. [laughter] and she loved the story of how, when her eldest son, the 43rd president of the united states, took up painting, his instructor asked him if he had ever used the color burnt umber. no, 43 replied, but he did remember that from his mother's cooking. [laughter] brings down the house, she would say, approvingly. mother and son needled each other to the end. in her final days, while the 43rd president was visiting, mrs. bush asked one of her doctors if you would like to know why george w. had turned out the way he had. th

next category rye is one you -- category is emerging mobility. we will see what the coming year brings around the scooters and shuttles and private transit vehicles. congestion pricing and it is a small cell wireless sites. there are a lot of things in this with proposals. we don't know what form. this practice towards preempti preemption. making sure that people want one and done. they don't want to navigate individual sty policies. at the state or federal level they are rallying over local government to keep control of the streets and make policies that work best for them. we are mindful of what is coming up. there are discussion us around congestion pricing. this is a deeper dive in terms of what tom ask working on for congestion parking framework and we will be a resource in the legislature as that continues. on parking somebody told me on accessible parking policy the tough ones take the longest. first is disabled placard reform. san francisco good a deep dive on that issue four or five years ago. los angeles and sacramento picked up the bal

do the same work as everyone else in the rye and i carry vegetables to consult the markets and i thought i was out on the fields all the time but then i developed health problems and couldn't manage the heavy labor. now that i have this kiosk my health is much better this is an old model i hope i'll get a new one soon which will draw even more customers. in the booming rwandan economy data protection and privacy sometimes falls by the wayside. the state is the major mover and investor behind the tech startup scene although internet communication laws were passed in two thousand and sixteen little is known about what happens with the wealth of personal data collected by public wi-fi networks and apps such as save motos. our third and last stop is gone the countries often regarded as one of the most stable and successful democracies in africa. nine hundred fifty seven it was the first african country to gain independence from colonial rule in comparison to kenya and rwanda ghana's digital seen as remarkably decentralized and highly networked. after touching down in the capital across we he

david: last night we asked you whether president trump is the only one able to stop radical dems and ryed you said yes. christian whiton praising the president's decision to withdraw from syria. >> if you add syria and afghanistan, we spend $60 billion a year. that could go a long way to deter china. david: a manhunt is under way for an illegal immigrant suspected of killing a police officer in california. a lame duck congress accomplishing nothing today as we prepare for the 7th day of the partial government shutdown. a reminder you can catch my show, "bulls and bears" every night at 5:00 p.m. on the fox business network. [♪] trish: a judge rejecting robert mueller's request to delay a hearing in a $350 million lawsuit brought against robert mueller and the fbi by conservative author jerome corsi. the department of justice requested the hearing delay citing the government shutdown that did not affect anything related to mueller. we have all the original documents from jerome corsi himself tonight. also new this evening. over 1,000 migrants have been released from detainment shelters in

they make bourbon, rye. the official seal there. you're right. a great point. when you think about the larger distillers, they, if you put the numbers up, were able to get product in to places like the european union before the tariffs took effect. so actually the first six months of the year, exports were up. but then since the tariffs took effect, exports down. i tell you, this distiller, you go back to -- the ceo goes back to revolution. george washington served this whiskey to the troops. that is a chinese label. some distillers have been hurt by this, joe. how about you? >> we really haven't felt much effect from the tariffs. this year our expert business is up 35% for the first ten months of the calendar 2018. so our export business is quite strong. perhaps we're different than some of the other companies in that, you know, michter's is a high end product. we just had a bottle sell at an auction in london for $17,000. so a lot of demand a broad. >> yeah. so some distillers have been hurt. we talked to them this morning that have been hurt. others are mudd

reporter: the district attorney tells us he will release the video early next year but he argues that rye leasing it now before the entire investigation is done wouldn't give the public the whole story and all the facts. >> i'm not putting out just th video, t entire package. >> reporter: he says his office has moved quickly on this investigation. >> of the 58 counties, the speed with which we move in these cases is the quickest in the entire state by a long shot. >> reporter: as of next july, a new california law will require law enforcement agencies to release certain investigations within 45 days that have to do with officers killing civilians. now a d.a. can ask for more time if they determine that releasing that material would interfere with an investigation. reporting live in redwood city, anousha rasta, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, anoushah, we have breaking news to share but. this is out of washington. we're learning that special counsel robert mueller is recommending a light sentence for one of the people caught up in the russia investigation. we're talking about michael flyn

and i was sure those were the ones being rye served for -- reserved for the october surprise. it was assange-stone, assange-stone. trish: you said i figured this out. >> they said we don't want to hear your logic or narratives. anything i had to say that was contrary to mueller's preconceived notion they didn't want to hear. they made it a horror show for me with this 8-inch thick bind were my name on it. they wouldn't let me see what's in it. i gave them my cell phone, and my time machine and computer. i felt like an american prisoner in the korean war. trish: you are there to cooperate, they say you don't have the answer we want. >> they don't believe you. dr. corsi, it's impossible you figured this out. j.d. reid actually ridiculed me. one of the special prosecutors who represented hillary in her email cases and the clinton foundation. she said you are asking to us believe on this trip to italy with your wife and family for your 25th wedding anniversary you had divine inspiration. i said i will afirm jesus christ as my personal lord and savior. if you want to ridicule god,

that's rye now, even if you retire, i still think you should keep a substantial chunk in your stockmarketu should increase your bond exposure from 60 to 70s because once you stop working you really can't afford to take too many losses with your investments especially since you're going to need to start spedding your money in your retirement accounts that said i think it makes sense even for a retirery. so some part of your portfolio should always be trying to create more wealth in case you live longer than you expect. in other words, it's a bet against your own longevity here's the bottom line as a young investor, putting money in bonds is a fool's game, but as you get older you should increase it to the point that 40% or 50% will be protected against the volatility of the stockmarket. but even if you retire, you should own some stocks best case, you live a very long time and the extra money comes in handy let's take some questions. how about nesir in pennsylvania. nesir. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> how are you >> caller: i'm good. i'm a big fan of your show have your book love it. >> than

and they said that's barbara pierce from rye.ow got up my nerve to ask her to dance, and they started playing a waltz. i can't waltz. so i sat down, and we chatted, and i called her the next day and took her out. her father was a very successful publisher, head of mccall corporation. i don't think the mother liked me very much, but the father did, which is important, and barbara did, which was most important, and so we fell in love, old fashioned falling in love. (bright electronic music) - [announcer] powerful cleaning. that's what you expect from shark, and our newest robot vacuum is no exception. from floors to carpets, it tackles all kinds of debris, even pet hair, with ease. but what about cleaning above the floor? that's why we created the shark ion robot cleaning system, our innovative robot vacuum paired with a built-in powerful shark handheld. the shark ion robot cleaning system. one dock, two sharks. cleaning on a whole new level. (bright percussive music) ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you d

. >> this reminds me of the deputies committee's rye would often speak at the end and everybody with turned to me and say okay so what are we going to do about it? and what sanctions will we impose? sanctions are not a tool for all purposes. they have become the tool of choice for responding to russia's aggression against ukraine so i will accept that challenge and try to come up with some guidelines and specific suggestions. in sanctions generally to rules apply. one coming have to know what you want to achieve with sanctions and two, you have to mean it. sanctions are not fun. they are not cost free. they will hurt companies, countries and they will lobby against the sanctions so you had better make sure you weigh the balance of risks and benefits and coming out on the right side and once you do that -- what we want, three things. want to respond to this latest act of russian aggression both military aggression but also a sandy pointed out the russian change on territory by keeping the kerch strait, changing territorial boundaries unilaterally. second we want to not only respond bu

problem is there was no other place to good unless they extended the tunnel about 70 yards into some rye fields that were further away from the camp and they figured at night, they could do that. up in of the prisoners thought that was possible, some just simply didn't want to do it. but david gray, the father of the tunnel, says to the men, most of whom were -- he superior to in rank, he said we're going to build this tunnel, we will continue every day until we do. this does not quite characterize what it was like to dig a tunnel 70 yards to freedom. contracts -- cass career canard describes, claustrophobe, of going down in the tunnel and having a panic attack, horrified of the darkness, of the mustiness and of the cramped quarters of it. you could basically in the tunnel that they were building, you had to crawl in on your belly, you could not raise yourself more than up on your elbows, you were digging no more than a foot a day, sometimes with spoons, sometimes with the end of your bed stand, just chiseling away the dirt, rats would scurry over the back. dirt would fall down the nape

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gluten -- found in wheat, rye and barley -- is an infamous mix of proteins you've probably been warnedbout. (ken) but don't let all the talk scare you ... ditching gluten isn't for just anyone. reid binion has more in today's health minute. thinking about going gluten- free?cutting the mix of proteins from your diet is a popular move ... but experts warn it isn't for everyone. gluten-free diets are intended for people with celiac disease --a condition where an immune system response is triggered when gluten is consumed.this can damage the lining of the small intestine and hurt its ability to absorb nutrients -- leading to anemia, osteoporosis, weight loss and other complications.removing gluten from your diet allows the intestine to heal -- dietitians say this can alleviate symptoms and allow the absorption of nutrients. but if you don't have celiac disease, removing gluten from your diet puts you at risk of missing nutrients ... gluten-free substitutes can be lower in fiber than their gluten-full counterparts.and if you're ditching gluten to lose weight, you might be even worse off.gl