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that is all you need. if you do a march through your town or protest in front of your assemblyman office, only so many people see that. and op-ed brings up a conversation in your community that smart people who of different backgrounds, who all read the newspaper, are talking about. a will come find you. is ally think op-ed's place where all of the smart women can bring so many ideas and bring them into the communities now. ana marie: and being smart and having expertise is optional for a lot of op-ed writers. [laughter] ana marie: please women can bring all of that to the table. piper: you will get it published right away. ana marie: i want to point out, to blow everyone's mind, criminalized just slavery. made slavery illegal in their states. catching states still up from the civil war that have not passed. piper: it would jump us forward on so many things. our representation is important. i shrugged my shoulders, you do not do that. anna: talk about what fuels you to keep going. that is one of the questio

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over the very long term, you have to find you have to take advantage of an opportunity. but i needink longer term something we didn't do at the beginning of the show, but we're way past that now, aren't we you don't believe me look at this chart of the s&p 500 or the start of the fall in 2005 look at the hideous declines if you use that weakness to very gradually build a position in a cheap s&p 500 on the way down, in a couple of years, you've made a nasty killing by the way, this is why warren buffett always seems so sanguine when the market is getting crushed. he has enough money to afford to take any level short-term pain in order to get his hands on long-term gain if you need to be up for the year or the day for all that matter because investors will flee your business, then you cannot afford to approach a bear market as an opportunity so read confessions of a street addict when things got tough for me however, i was able to pull out of a tailspin. the vast majority of you are not running hedge funds. you don't need to make money every day or every month or every year what you

and you should do that because that's the confidence that will you need in order. to succeed because when you enter this world of entrepreneurship you have this idea nobody has done this before and you will face a lot of people who will tell you that this is not going to work out of. the. good you also have to look for investors at one point or it is that all bootstrapped in the second year we start raising fun and we start with a lot of investor yes and at that time too i already. have a baby. at the end and in some point i feel that. maybe really much of it there is yes there is some incest or see me as a female phone there and you already have a key and it will be very challenging to use so it's not really good commission also growing business did they ask you directly yes because at that time when i come to the meeting i really baby only. well because i'm just just this delivery my way my babies and i mean we're baby so yeah i mean i think it's great that you brought your baby to the investor meeting him and i would love to see their faces i would just want to s

you need to build up your wealth to make a life changing purchase like a home. are you just trying to get a decent return. do you have money to burn that you're willing to take risks those are all different mind-sets. there's no one size fits all anyone who tells you differently is dangerously misinformed or flatout lying to you. >> boo >> probably in order to sell you something. but far too often people invest in the stock market with a simple goal of making some money. yeah, all we want to do is, we want to make money everybody wants to make money. how quickly do you want that return what are you willing to risk to get there? how much can you even afford to risk in the first place. these are really important questions that you need to ask yourself before you start trying to pick any given stock. why? because without a clearly defined goal, you have no way to determine which stocks you should be buying your 401(k) or ira or brokerage accounts do not exist in a vacuum before you can start making judgments about individual stocks you need to figure out what your o

those may be risks you will take, but you try not to take them unless you need to. vid: in "blitzscaling," when do you say, ok, you worry about the efficiencies? reid: usually it is we think we have this important new area. we want to get to size, so airbnb. this is the new domain of how you travel, how you experience local markets, and we will get into this -- by the way, airbnb is still in the blitzscale stage. as it gets established, then we can shift from growth to efficiency. we are still acquiring customers, but how do he make a -- how do we make a product a lot more polished? how do we make our business operations more effective in terms of capital escalation. david: what about twitter? is it in that phase of a more mature business where it needs to be efficient and improve its product? reid: this is one of the paradoxes of blitzscaling. twitter, next phase of growth is -- next major phase of growth? or efficiency? it depends on the ideas you have. it is not a scientific measurement. do we have ideas we can play against? part of the reason you are investing yo

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to re-establish the trust you need to start to communicate some. actually, in many states, about half the states have laws that will protect you as an employer from providing truthful information to someone who has an interest in knowing it. the victim reporting has that interest. there is -- i think there's more leeway to provide communication than historically people have believed in employment investigations. wi where the line is, is difficult. we're still working that out. part of my analysis, what we do for 30 years hasn't worked. we got to realize we have to do new things and figure out. one of it is the line. how much do you tell her work group. how much do you tell the immediate supervisor. >> how much do you tell investors. >> how much do you tell investors. that is interesting. we were talking about it back stage. where is the materiality standard in this and i think we're learning and seeing from the news reports, if it is your ceo and if he is sitting on a $120 million parachute and you have to dismiss him, that's material. that is on th

anybody they can tell you you need a wall. but the one who's call the shots is nancy pelosi. reporter: will you accept $2 billion from $5 billion? president trump: i won't talk about it now. but i will say this. we have been building a lot of wall. and i haven't been stressing it frankly. because maybe i felt it wasn't the right thing to do. but we've been building a lot of wall. if you go out, you'll see it or we can give you an exact list, sarah, you'll do that. but we're building now and we just gave out a contract as you know. i just released it the other day. but we are building a lot of wall. we have a lot of great wall going. and the most important places. we're starting in the most important places which i would say history says fellas that's a good thing to do. and do the most important places first. and do the least important places last. so we are probably up to what we're building now and build shortly we are up to over 200 miles of wall. nobody knows. nor did i want to tell anybody. so we are moving very rapidly. a

we need a wall. when you say how long is it going to take? hen need border security? the democrats all agree that you need a wall. david: this marked his first visit to iraq. that's it for us tonight. brad blakeman and christian whiton are among our guests come. you can catch my show on the fox business network, "bulls and bears." trish: president trump and first lady melania making a surprise appearance in iraq to thank our troops tore their service. what the president is saying about the fight against terror and the need for our border wall? >> how long to you think the shutdown will last? >> whatever it takes. we'll have a wall, we need safety for our country. trish: whatever it takes. however long it takes. conservative author jerome corsi is here exclusively with what he says is brand-new information on how the fbi is surveilling his entire family.

if you need asylum you can get tonight mexico. if you need a job, you can get a job. a small portion who will feel like they need to get asylum in the united states. >> i'm going to ask for asylum and i hope the law or measure being taken is not true. reporter: today's supreme court ruling suggests it's not likely to happen. david: joining me, mr. ed rollins. it was a 5-4 decision. if donald trump gets another supreme court justice we are unlikely to have these split decisions. >> i think roberts will be in the cam with conservatives. today was about process and he wanted to slow the process down. we need to get this to the court and have the court reinforce the president's powers. david: what just happened insures we are in a government shutdown. we'll be at 12 midnight tonight. the bottom line again, i know the president has been talking about it, i don't think enough republicans have been. it comes down to security. it's the most of important thing a government can do is to make americans feel secure. that's beyond anything else our government does, that's at the h

you need to get them checked. okay? doesn't absolve you of previous crimes. all right, the hamburgler did a good job of volunteering for doctors without borders, but that doesn't change the fact that he stole all those big macs and exposed himself to grimace. it's still a crime. and ,look, i understand, i understand the republicans' desire to protect their party's president, i get that. but they're pivoting so far just to defend them that they're moving away from what they said the republican party stands for in the first place: law and order. >> no one is above the law. the american people have a right to know the answers and to know what was going on here. >> we should treat people fairly. no one should be above the rules, and no one should be above the laws. >> we are enforcing the laws as they exist on the books. >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law. that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible. >> we must maintain law and order at the highest level, or we will cease to have a

and you need to fail so many of us until we find the right configuration and my parents specifically fail and then we can not achieve great things do you think that's because you're a woman you your parents might be more critical of you being an entrepreneur than if you were a boy yeah sure sure soul is so in my position like i am the only child that's that's become harder all salt so i built my first thought up until now since i was still in university. and bad then my parents think i'm crazy i'm crazy and stupid. but. i want to burden them that this thing actually can be a successful stand off that can save more lives saul yeah it was like a lot of conflicts but yeah. so my goal he's actually to soulsville blood donation sure beats in the future we don't want to see any more patients or don't families who are really really annie and feel. suffering looking for blood donations i mean i wonder every time every second or every minute that. we have bundle blocked already a family by a. lot of blood donors add that we started on two thousand and fifty then. so we find now that a lot of p

he said, "you need to go now. you need to go now." and i refused to accept that.oing to leave." he took out his phone, he dialed 911, and he had the police come and escort me out. lemonis: literally, the police came? grace: literally, the police came. lemonis: after all of this, now he fires her? grace: i want to give you a little bit of a back story because, unfortunately for him, he does have the eeoc hanging over him. two years ago, um, he made an advance. he had some strong feelings for me. i did not accept the advance, and that was part of the eeoc. i did file one because of the situation. lemonis: so you filed a claim with the eeoc. i knew that dave had feelings for grace, and i knew it wasn't a healthy situation, but to find out that she filed a complaint with a federal agency for sexual harassment, and to find out that he's now terminated her employment after everything that's happened. this is a real big problem. let me get ahold of him, and i'll get back with you, okay? grace: sounds good. thank you. lemonis: take care. bye-bye. grace: okay, bye-bye. dep

also where you very well thank you so doctor when you talk to patients need you with patients needing you having to deal with medical issues but when you're treating talking about hiv and aids there's a whole different level of where they fit in society and culture that you have to do with as well which you might even say some of the of that. it's true being a chevy physician. is a very special because hiv physicians and people living the needs of people living with hiv especially in the mena region are different and more. are different than others so i find myself providing not only medical care and medical advice to my patients but i realize. that the social support is very important a lot of times i am the only person who is aware of the hiv status of a person. people trust you know or trust the physician so they come to us for treatment and we find ourselves. doing a little bit of social social support management a little psychiatric support at times. a lot of love. is in that relationship and all of this. effort to overcome the stigma and isolation that

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several republicans don't think you need a physical structure. this a lot of discussion about technology and other aspects that are not a physical barrier that could enhance border security. host: you talk about the history for the best how much agreement there has been in the past four we got to this point and the marker president trump as laid down? the omnibus had roughly $3.7 billion and everyone sort of pitched that as a down payment. they said you don't need the full $25 billion to build the wall right now. you can't get all of that done in one fiscal year so he accepted that at the time but i think he wants to see many more miles than he could get with a $1.6 billion which would be roughly 65 miles in the rio grande valley, or a continuing resolution which would keep that $1.3 billion level throughout 2019. host: mary is next. a democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. my question is, the federal retirees, did they get their checks next month? host: retiree paychecks? guest: i believe so. are on autopilot. if anyone is concerned about

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it to reestablish the trust, you do need to start communicating. and actually, in many states, about half the states have laws that will protect you as an employer from providing truthful information to someone who has an interest in knowing it. the victim reporting has that interest. so there is -- there is more leeway to provide communication that historically people have believed in employment investigations. but where the line is is difficult. i think we're still working that out. part of my analysis has not worked, we have to do some new things and have to figure out, and one of those is how much do you tell. once beyond the victim, how much you tell the workgroup, the immediate supervisor >> investors >> how much do you tell investors? that is pretty interesting. where is the materiality standard in this? we are seeing from some news reports, if it is your ceo, and if he is sitting on $120 billion parachute, there may be material. but i think we are in a very rapidly changing landscape for that because i think historically you can see all the

the only numbers you need remember in one one show you know forward to mid one and only. it is good to have you with us today but a scandal hitting a russian child after the children of lawmakers travel to turkey using money donated to a charity for kids with severe illnesses are seen as making a question of a picks up the story a group of children from the russian town of clinton say five hundred kilometers from moscow went on a trip to turkey the journey was organized by a charity foundation which helps children with severe illnesses and those caught up in difficult life such a way to. it does go to the consumer. who are in the mood with them at the who contributes computer or to look at their phone dream a new car out of a well turns out some of those children work kids city officials local media discovered a video where the town's top officials try to explain why this happened went viral but you cannot you cannot mean you thought that they needed to go to the clinic we need to do. it with you. or you could. do it but you might. be dishing it gets even better or rather

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and you are on top of what whatever they need orhing about them that makes you want to get involved. then other people, you may have good intentions you never get around to following through. heidi grant is a psychologist who studied the science and motivation of communication. her latest book is called "reinforcements: how to get people to help you." it's so good to see you. i love, love this topic. >> everybody needs this topic. we are all not as eager to ask for help as we should be's in this day and age we talk how important to the have a network, allies. we need to know how to tap into that and need to be good at this. >> we're asking in the wrong way and nobody's helping us. right? even though we know there are people who want to. we're going about it wrong. >> yes. >> i want to talk about the first thing you say here, which is just ask a favor. >> oh, yeah. actually, that's a really great technique. especially if you don't really know someone well and they have no particular reason to want to help you personally. it turns out

to do that, you need a guy like charles to help you create some of the ramps and park features that youdo a first -- because there are so many good snowboaraders under the sun and there's been a lot of time pass where people just max it out sort of on like rotations and flips and jump way bigger. >> last time he did a snowboarading first was in 2012. he wants to have another first. >> up rails and doing the berserkers and all the random little rolls out and stuff. so that sort of feature opened up a new door. >> going to try to use that up rail that charles integrated for him. but in order to do something new, you have to kick your lips first. >> sometimes they show the pretty part. oh, that's great, anybody can do it. no, it's hard work, my friend. >> it's a battle for sure. it makes it more special when you land right away. >> ooh. >> whoa. >> that is a world's first that mark mcmorris put together called the front board double quirk 1170 in melancholy, boys. >> you go, boy! >> mark mcmorris, congratulations on doing something new. >> heating things up with a hot chocolate how-to. >>

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he was the sort of prophet that said to israel, you have fallen away from god, you need to straighten up or else judgment is coming. and that kind of sermon became very common in new england, too, starting in the say 1670s. early 1700s. the pastors would say you have fallen away from her first love, fallen away from the original mission of the founding puritan generation in the 1630s and you need to turn around, turn back to god and renew your doe investigation to the lord. now, how reflective this is of actual reality on the -- i mean, had the people really turned away from god? it is sort of hard to know how to measure that. it is hard obviously to judge people's hearts. but there is some evidence that at least new england is becoming more diverse. not just exclusively puritan. you may remember that we talked about it then in the 1690s, england started requiring massachusetts to tolerate other kinds of protestants. not just puritans but now you have to tolerate quakers and baptists and other kinds of protestant groups. there are some intriguing pieces of evidence about rising at lea

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so you need to have a laser focus on what you need to do and what to understand. that doesn't mean you don't take account in terms of safety, security, and attention. but don't let them derail you from really the goals and the focus that you have to undertake. and i think this comes with the territory. i have many colleagues in different parts of the university that have not spoken on any issue of magnitude. and there is nobody actually demonizing them or anything. almost on a daily basis, i leave the school, females, complaints to the university, so literally half of the university is preoccupied about what am i doing. well, that's good. i'm making history to. keep filing. keep monitoring. and now when i write my biography, i will ask you for all of the details as an historian and you have organized it by date and tame and most likely you have tooken some pictures of the different outfiats i wore over the generations. that's my attitude. >> we have an incredible community -- [ applause ] >> -- by which we can lean on each other for support. and i'm speaking speci

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she took the conversation and needed national in a way that it hadn't been before and moved us forward. that's important and i think will present date. >> you are involved in this times of defense fund. people who need legal help bringing their concerns forward. what are you learning and experience? >> and the whole time's up movement was led by the people in hollywood the platform was a very tangible effort by the movement to provide structural change and assistance in this area. it is administered by them and raised $22 million. we of 3800 cases which has come forward so $22 million isn't going to go that far. we are still increasing that effort but it was intended to lee a victim of her announcement to find the legal help and also when this has happened on several occasions and you're being sued. the defense fund is therefore that. those 3800 are low income. farm workers, hotel workers and it turns out her colleagues in the plaintiff's bar low income workers actually don't have enough access because the recovery is so low on the wages and there's all these economic populations and it turns out which we didn't expect thousands that have n

as you reach out the window and get dressed this morning it will be one of those days where you need a coat and also stay nice and warm with jeans today. going into the day tomorrow give us some rain. as we look at the time line it will start to move in as earlies a 5:00 and then there will be pockets of h heading into the afternoon especially for parts of the south bay and east bay. tomorrow night looks like we'll see widespread rain. the rain starts to taper off on wednesday. there will be rain chances throughout the day. with this we are expecting potential of significant rain totals. looking at most of the areas around three quarters to an inch of rain. there may be the north bay mountains as well as santa cruz mountains. we did see close to an inch of and a half of lain. i'll -- rain. it will be in the mid-50s for inland valleys and off and rain showers. thursday and friday dry but another system moves in on sunday. you're tracking the san mateo bridge. is it looking better? >> it is. it showed the traffic know back to normal. someone hit their caused the ripple effect. it smoot