the volunteers are pratt and pratt. [laughter] mr. pratt: the volunteers are pratt and pratt. i looked at him. he was just elated. i was not so sure about it. kevin: that is what we always heard about you marines. all right. well, harvey, thanks so much and thanks for being here this afternoon. mr. pratt: my honor. kevin: for all the things you have done and all the ways that you have served. and thank you for your creation. we are honored to be able to work with you and bring it into being. could not have been done without you. in so many ways, our memorial has a perfect design and a perfect designer. mr. pratt: thank you. the team that came together, our design team, architects, your staff, it has just been phenomenal the way things have all come together. it has been a great experience for myself and my wife, gina, and my family, and the tribal people, and the people i have met at fundraisers, people are just excited about it and about raising money to come next year. kevin: yes. mr. pratt: selling fry bread and all sorts of thing. trying to raise money to come here. kevin:

but he was a cajun pratt. he was a cajun pratt. we have -- we talk two and three times a week on the phone, text, you know. he is -- i'm as close to him as i am to anybody else. i'm as close to him because we experienced that kind of thing together. he was a real technical guy, you know. he would say, oh, that's an m-60 -- tell you the sound of the wep and explosions and planes coming over. he was just that kind of a technical guy. we were on the same fire team. he was like that and i was -- i flew by the seat of my pants. i went this way. we kind of really matched because we were from opposite ends and we matched and made a good team. we made a really good team, he and i. we captured someone coming on the airfield and him and i captured him. a week later we were all standing there. oh, we're going out on a special mission. we want volunteers and the volunteers are pratt and pratt. the volunteers are pratt and pratt, and i looked, and he was just elated. i wasn't so sure about it. >> that's what we always heard about you marines. a

pratte discusses his backhand as an artist as well as his own experience as a former u.s. marine in vietnam. this event was hosted by the smithsonian national museum of the american indian. >> all right well good afternoon, it's good to see you all hear, my name is kevin gover, on the director of the national museum of native american, where here this afternoon to talk about the national made american veterans memorial, we broke ran for the memorial this morning, and we will turn to the business of building the memorial next week. so we are glad that you are here, we are excited to be talking about the memorial and let's get right to it. with me is harvey pratt, harvey is a citizen of the shine rapid traps of oklahoma, he is a chief, he has been a career law enforcement official, he is a working artist, law and he is a marine and vietnam veteran so please greet harvey pratte. >> thank you. >> so harvey, what caused used to submit a proposal of the proposed design for the memorial? >> while our veterans director just kept after me. then i had no hope that i would even come

(laughs) the volunteers are pratte and pratte and he was just elated. i wasn't sure about it. >> we always heard about you marines. all right, harvey, thanks so much and thanks for being here this afternoon and for all the things that you've done in all the ways that you served and thank you for your creation and to be able to work with you is an honor and continuing to be with you in so many ways are memorial and a perfect designer. are the design team it's just been phenomenal the way things have come together and it's been a great experience for myself and my wife and my family and the tribal people and the people that have fundraisers and are just excited and are raising money. to come next year. there's a sign fry bread trying to raise money so they can come here. >> we are looking forward to that will be a great day, veterans day 2020. we will be dedicating this memorial police facts and are looking to make sure, that there will be thousands of native american veterans here at the national mall next veterans day. so thank you all for being here th

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eastern, harvey pratt shares his vision for the upcoming national native americans memorial on the nationall. >> the middle, there is a 12 foot stainless steel circle and at the base of that is a fire. you can use that fire to light your sweetgrass and your sage and things you use and you can touch the water and use the fire. recall that the drum -- we call that the drum. monday, ruthn bader ginsburg and sonia sotomayor discuss the impact of the first woman on the supreme court, sandra day o'connor. >> if you read between the lines, what she is saying, if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because the pay inevitably will go up. [laughter] >> explore our nation's past, on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. >> sunday at 9:00 eastern on book,ords in her latest tough love, you and ambassador ambassador-- un susan rice talks about her career. she is interviewed by robin wright, author and columnist for the new yorker. >> were you worried about russian intervention in the 2020 election? >> is imp

eastern, artist harvey pratt shares his vision for the veterans memorial on the national mall. >> in the middle is a 12-foot stainless steel circle and at the base of that is a fire. and so you can use that fire to -- to light your sweet grass and sage and things that you use and you could touch the water and use the fire. we call that the drum. >> and monday, columbus day at noon, supreme court justices sonya der beginsberg and sotomayor. >> if you read between the lines what she is saying, if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because the pay northwestly mr. go up. >> explore our nation's past on american history tv. every weekend on c-span 3. now president trump speaks at the values voters summit which has been holding their annual conference in washington, d.c. this is an hour and 25 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen to introduce the president of the united states, please welcome tony perkins. tony: good evening, everyone. what an exciting evening. though hundreds of us have gathered here ton

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eastern, artist harvey pratt shares his vision for the upcoming native americans native memorial. >> in the middle is a 12-foot stainless steel circle. at the base of that is a fire. you can use that fire to right your sweet grass and your sage and things that you use and you can touch the water use the fire. and we call that the drum. >> and monday columbus day, at noon, supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sonia soormt. >> sandra day o'connor. >> sandra if you read between the lines what she says is if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job, because the pay inevitably will go up. >> explore our nation's past on american history tv every weekend on cspan3. >>> now texas republican mike conkawaii hosts townhall meeting. addressing the federal deficit, the u.s. mexico canada trade agreement and the impeachment inquiry of president trump. representative conaway serves as the ranking member of the agriculture committee. he nouns announced in july he wouldn't be seeking re-election. this runs

turbine problem the incident is the latest in a serious of technical glitches involving new generation pratt and whitney geared toward fan engines at least draft 2020 budget tax cuts for middle income earners and cracks down on tax evaders while holding the deficit at the same level as this year at 2.2 percent the budget also scraps a huge sale tax increase which it was feared could push the country into recession or to davidson has suspended production of its live wire electric motorcycle which the brand had rolled out as part of a diversification push the decision follows the discovery of a problem with the vehicles battery also it appears buyers of its traditional motorbikes weren't interested in an electric version of their favorite. surging pork prices caused by a widespread outbreak of swine fever have driven up china's inflation to 3 percent in september the price of pork rose 70 percent beijing has released pork supplies from its central reserves to stabilize prices and raised import quota us from the united states. life returned to normal in ecuador on tuesday after 11 days of viole

engine problem the incidence is the latest in a series of technical glitches involving new generation pratt and whitney geared toward fan engines italy's draft 2020 budget tax cuts for middle income earners and cracks down on tax evaders while holding the deficit at the same level as this year at 2.2 percent the budget scraps a huge sales tax increase which it was feared could push the country into recession . former south african president jacob zuma will appeal a high court decision to deny him a permanent state of persecution on corruption charges he's been charged with fraud record tearing and money laundering in connection with a 2000000000 dollars arms deal with a french arms company. harley davidson has suspended production of its livewire electric motorcycle which the brand had rolled out as a part of a diversification process the decision follows the discovery of a problem with the vehicles battery also the piers buyers of its traditional motorbikes weren't interested in an electric version of their favorite model. a joint reported by german newspapers it does it's a german public

referendum they're willing prompted protests across the northeastern region including up also learn as well pratt clashes broke out between demonstrations and police. the violence began when thousands of protesters trying to walk high the apple is calling for the release of the imprisons politician. police do use the batons and in attempts to disperse them with this is of also said that rubber bullets and tear gas were used over 70 flights have been canceled the line form officials were found guilty of sedition and sentenced to between 9 and 13 years in prison a further 3 were given fines for disobedience the longest sentence was handed to the former vice president of counsel lonia oriel who care as all of the defendants rejected the charges against them the council and government has also strongly condemns the court's decision. the government and myself as president reject these sentences as unfair and undemocratic it's part of a political trial and general move against the rights of catalonia self-determination today more than ever we are together with their families because we feel a fraternal

. >> jimmy: and i was talking to him about his new son in law chris pratt, and i learned that you arese people and in fact had the rehearsal dinner for chris and kathryn at your house. >> i did, and it was great. arnold was fantastic. he's great with parties and all of that. he he's always the life of the party and to have chris in the fold is awesome. we go days. maria vie maria shriver is my wife's best friend. >> jimmy: one of the questions i asked was were you at chris pratt's bachelor party? ann sa and he said no because his bachelor party was super weird. >> what did he say was weird about it? >> jimmy: he said there were sheep at the party. so you weren't at the party? >> i was not at either bachelor party by the way. but i will tell you that arnold has never had a party, and i've been to many of them, that did not involve animals. [ laughter ] >> it's unbelievable. >> jimmy: what animals have you personally seen at one of arnold's parties? >> the last one was an alligator in the pool. there have been monkeys. the man has a miniature horse that lives in the house. >> jimmy: yea

pratt discussed his background as an artist, as well as his own experience as a former u.s. marine in vietnam. this event was hosted by the smithsonian national museum of the american indian. right.all good afternoon. my name is kevin gover. the the director of national museum of the american indian. we are here to talk about the national native american veterans memorial. we've broke ground this morning and we will turn to the business of building the memorial next

closest to the hill along pratt avenue. we're also seeing outages in deer park as i that outages, we said they are expecting that to this outage could lastilthere at least the bad weather could last until noon tomorrow but when the power will come back on their predicted. 2448 hours and of course genie is also warned that there could be another series of bad weather coming through the weekend to next week's of people are definitely prepare. and most people are ck this and they seem to be a lot better prepared than they were a couple of weeks ago. we live in saint alina dan kerman kron 4. that is some consolation thank you dan as we turn our attention to the forecast who was a warm sometimes hot. >>day in the bay, but so many people are wondering how the weather especially the winds will affect people's power. >>meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here with us tonight robbery so where are we going to see the most wind. >>definitely along our highest peaks we could see gusts upwards of 60 miles per hour or less for the north bay

feels hold it, this is our tradition and this is what we do and we print everything we are the tabloid pratt and americans don't understand it because we do not have it. so she would not understand how it works but she does not want to understand how it works and he is with her and thatis how it works and he is with her and that is basically it. do you think the couple has the support of the public and does it matter if they have a support behind them?m public and does it matter if they have a support behind them? it is difficult to gauge i suppose. there are sympathy for william and harry after losing her mother for such a young age and i think people will have empathy with a husband who is wanting to protect his new wife. and there is not a whole lot of love out there is not a whole lot of love out there for the tabloid praise and —— press and phone hiking is damaging for them. so probably in the court of public opinion at least he probably has people on his side right now. let's see what the daily telegraph and move to the right of the front page, johnson puts his hopes on a veto for brex

chris pratt married your daughter, katherine, which is -- [ cheers and applause ] i would assume something. >> yeah, i don't know if -- the thing is that first of all, i'm really happy that he is such a great guy. >> jimmy: yes. >> not only very talented guy and a great actor and a great star and all this stuff but a really kind man and kind to my daughter, which is the most important thing for me. but i was like blown away when my daughter was telling me that she's going out with him because i was saying do you have to be so competitive? do you have to have a guy that is taller than me, that is bigger than me, that's doing bigger movies than me and all of this kind of stuff, that makes more money than me? what is going on here? [ laughter ] so i think it was really wild. i mean, to have all of a sudden this guy in the family. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but like i said, he's a really nice guy and he's very talented. i get along with him very well. and of course the first thing when we met, he says, can we ever work out together? i need to have the inside scoop to pumping iron. >> jimmy: right. and

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pratt discussed his background as an artist, as well as his own experience as a former u.s. marine in vietnam. this event was hosted by the smithsonian national museum of the american indian. kevin: all right. good afternoon. it's good to see you all here. my name is kevin gover. i am the director of the national museum of the american indian. we are here this afternoon to talk about the national native american veterans memorial. we've broke ground this morning for the memorial and we will turn to the business of building the memorial next week.

pratte discusses his backhand as an artist as well as his own experience as a former u.s.this event was hosted by the smithsonian national museum of the american indian. >> all right well good afternoon, it's good to see you all hear, my name is kevin gover, on the director of the national museum of native american, where here this afternoon to talk about the national made american veterans memorial, we

john cena, chris pratt, these guys are donating hundreds of thousandsds of dollars.s. brenent: what about the cause? are we any closeser to knowing w these buyeyers started -- these fires started? jayson: not exactly. pg&e believe one of their transmission lines w was brokenn a wind gust of 100 miles an hour and landed on the visitation below that wasn't maintained -- on the vegetation below that wasn't maintained and the line was able to ignite the vegetation and spread quickly. in southern c california, a tree that hit a power line is possibly the start of the getty fire. brent: reporter jayson campadonia with the latest from los angeles. hong kong's protest movement has been, to some extent, about us versus them. that separate hong kong identity, different from mainland chinese. with news that police sprayed a mosque with blue water cannons during a weekend protest, it served as a reminder of the territory's diversity. hundreds of thousands of filipinos and indonesians live and work in hong kong, along with others from south asia. correspondent medea sparling are ha

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referendum and ruling prompted protests across the northeastern region including a pass alone as el pratt airport where clashes broke out between demonstrators and police. it. was. the violence began when thousands of protesters tried to occupy the airport calling for the release of the imprisoned politicians police used batons and attempts to disperse them all says that the rubber bullets and tear gas we've used over 70 flights have been canceled. and i and former officials were found guilty of sedation and sentenced her to between 9 and 13 years in prison a further 3 were given the fines for disobedience the longest sentence was handed to the former vice president of catalonia oriel junk errors all of the defendants rejected the charges against them the castle and government has also strongly condemned the court's decision. the government and myself as president reject these sentences as unfair and undemocratic it's part of a political trial and general move against the rights of catalonia self-determination today more than ever we are together with their families because we feel a frat

celebrities now making a donation toward the california firefighters on john scene of the wrestler chris pratt the actor these guys are stepping up and donating hundreds of thousands of dollars and what about the cause of these fires are we any closer to knowing how these fires started. not exactly. p.g. and e. if it gets an electric in northern california they believe one of their transmission lines was broke in a wind you know a 100 miles an hour or so and it went and it landed on the vegetation below that one doesn't maintain and that energize line was able to ignite that vegetation and then spread quickly due to the wind down here in southern california we had a tree branch that a power line and that really is the start of the getting fire right reporter jason garrett only with the latest from los angeles in a windy los angeles jason thank you. think you are here in europe's the u.k. is a step closer to a snap election tonight which could be held as early as december its prime minister boris johnson's 4th attempt at trying to secure a new poll his election bill has cleared its 1st parliame

jon jones—pratt has ridden this railway ever since he was in short trousers. the board. it's a passion that i've had from knee high really. been engrained in me from the family. and his first task is to save the line he loves from going under. to the heritage movement we've been a laughing stock for probably five, six years. because we keep falling out. for much of the past decade, variou5 factions involved in the line have been at loggerheads. the wage bill 5oared. directors came and went. insolvency loomed. the ill feelings went public. 0ne wag even dubbed the railway the "dirty washing line". we're only in quiet somer5et, it's amazing, absolutely amazing. disgusting. we're past it, we're quite clear, that behaviour isn't welcome, we do not accept it. jon's got three months to turn things around before the tourist season kicks in. he's already made redundancies, brought in new directors, and sold an engine to pay the wage bill. he's also brought back the former signalling inspector to overhaul safety training. what i'd like you to do i5 demonstrate to me...

going northbound near silverado trail in pratt avenue. that area closed for an extended period of time. the vehicle has since been towed away but noah other details on the victim have been released. also in the north bay age people are without a home after a the f home caught on fire rather it happened last night in santa rosa on the 1500 block of bruce court. officials say 5 adults and 3 children were inside when it happened. they were able to make it out safely before the fire crews arrived crews were able to contain the fires. from the attic and away from the living area as well as in neighboring home the cause of the fire. under investigation tonight. >>national news now and pressure is mounting at the white house over that impeachment inquiry. >>it certainly is president trump demanding to know the identity of a whistleblower which could violate federal law. he's also suggesting that the house chairman be arrested. cnn's kaitlan collins report. >>this whole thing is a disgrace. >>well aides wish he'd focus on an impeachment strategy.

thomas pratt and all my family is here as well. some of my relatives are here today. is the most important thing my father taught me was i was raised in the same tradition as everybody and stayed in contact with over my career. everybody has the same notion. every single person in a matter who they are is entitled to be treated with dignity. that is used more in scranton than anywhere else. no matter your station in life or your background, everybody is entitled. [applause] my dad is a real gentleman it was a joke, remember he would say the same thing to my sister only woman you have to be a man if you don't worry about your word you're not a man it's about honor. [applause] it's about honor and family. learned that my grandpa's kitchen table. he would say family is the beginning and the middle and the end. the older i got the more i learned to admire my dad's courage and resilience. when scranton fell on hard times if you listen to barack he always talks about scranton joe biden. [laughter] people in delaware present that i have represented them over 40 years. [laugh

under the range, she was still more or less modelled after the bundes bank with the help of peter pratte opened the central bank up or remodelled it towards an angelo saxon tied bank towards tackling the inflationary problems. i had the pleasure of meeting the man who worked with draghi and i asked him how big his surprise was to the words, whatever it takes. take a listen. >> we discussed together before that we must be ready for any situation. we must have a central bank with power to act without predetermined limits and take the position also to do it with majority it surprised me totally. when moment came, the reactions, how strongly it was felt surprised me on the upside >> what made draghi also very special is that he kind of changed how he was perceived following the eight years. when he started his job, the german public was thinking he was like a german/italian. after eight years, we all know where he and the bundes bank are standing not very much in line. >> thank you we look forward to your coverage tomorrow at that milestone meeting. let's push on and talk about hydro that h

freeman here, assistant sheriff kathy johnson, chief deputy paul miamoto here and ali reiker and lisa pratt who is our jail medical officer. and i want to thank the other presenters, the budget analyst, tara, and also heather for all of the work they have done. so we'll start with our presentation. let see, where are we? so this is just kind of an overview of who comes to jail and one effort things we did was drilled down a little bit more on how many times people come into jail and you'll see that more than 30% of the people booked into the county jail each year are first-time books in san francisco. and consequently, the other thing that you'll see, there are a number of people that are booked into the jails each year. one time is 71%, but it's about 30 people, 30% of the people who are booked more than one time that come into our jails. this slide shows less criminal matters and more people are released on division over the last three fiscal years. dismissed review by the district attorney. none of the things that are important didn't this goes to the mcarthur grant that's going on right

eastern, artist harvey pratt shares his vision for the upcoming national native american veterans memorial on the national mall. >> in the middle is the 12-foot stainless steel circle, and at the base of that is the fire, so you can use that fire to light your sweet grass and your stage and things that you use, and you can touch the water and use the fire. we call that the drum. at noon,, columbus day supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and saunier sotomayor discussed the judicial impact of the first woman on the u.s. supreme court, sandra day o'connor. >> with sandra, if you read between the lines, what she's saying, if you want to improve the status of women in the nursing profession, the best way to do it is to get men to want to do the job because they pay in eminently will go up. past onre our nation's american history tv every weekend on c-span3. atnow president trump speaks a campaign rally in lake charles, louisiana. this is an hour and a half. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, donald j. trump.

past congressing looked at those things at pratt articles of impeachment. >> they are detailing the two business associates of rudy gooiuliani charged last week. how did they get into president trump's circle to begin with. >> it is so interesting, according to my colleague's reporting they got in at the lowest point of the 2016 campaign. after that access hollywood video saying trump could not win all of a sudden came a $50,000 check to the trump campaign and they became associates of the president elect. they were described in this story as constantly hustling. dining with donald trump junior, becoming friends with rudy giuliani, traveling to israel and name dropping rudy's name. saying they're very good friends and giving political donations. it is unclear where that money came from and that is the subject of the federal investigation right now whether or not some of that money was funneled through russia or other means and these two that were trying to get into that inner trump irkle. >> do these guys make it into the way of the close circle of the president of the united states. >>

antipolice, pro-criminal district attorney larry pratt there is for it. former governor, a democrat, also for it. however, marx willa is the city councilman in this district not for it and thank god we have people like u.s. attorney mcswain who is going to fight this tooth and nail. >> mark: ed rendell thinks this will actually diminish addiction but if you look at vancouver who's had this for 15 years now, first city in north america have this, they have the same number of opioid dates, same rate of opioid deaths as west virginia. i understand philadelphia has three deaths a day right now. vancouver, with its safe injection clinic, currently has four cold deaths a day. doesn't do anything to stop people dying from this stuff? >> no, mark, it doesn't. the best way to prevent overdoses from heroin is to have people stop doing heroin. get these people treatment. also a study that showed that 10% of people that go into these safe injection sites, only 10% of these people get into treatment. the rest of them spiraled down that abuse paradox, if you're well. i

police but to look into the whole saga the whole block with it maybe commissions of inquiry to the pratt knew but she refused to do it and the issues and to be able to apply and tomorrow the bridge that spans are going on a bit much at 2 pm so i think margins will not stop and i'm not going to it's not clearing the plates but she's crazy and the politicians and business people led by. her crazy i said i'd agree with the prime minister of malaysia not going to hot yet he said she should step back she should step that robert but the government had to do something and it would carry lambs caroline stepping down what would that kate the protesters would that stop the protests. well i think so to people including kerry and others and responsibility and stepped up i think some people were would be happy to see that but we need to look at the whole saga how did it come about the biggest crisis in hong kong history obviating come about we have to have an investigation but you look at the chaos hall. shows both in home paul and in mainland china what responsible hong kong they should go they had

. >> and tom was there, because he's a voice in a new pixar movie called "onward" with chris pratt, and tom back as spiderman. >> jimmy: yes, it was. >> made by marvel and our marvel production team. >> jimmy: right. >> and after d-23, tom reached out to folks who work with me and said can i please have bob's phone number or e-mail? of course i'm very protective. and i said sure. have him reach out to me. we spoke, and he cried on the phone. >> jimmy: oh, did he really? >> no, not really. it was obvious he cared so much. and he's a great spiderman, isn't he? >> jimmy: he's the best spiderman. [cheers and applause] >> and i felt, i actually, i felt for him, and it was clear that the fans wanted all this to happen. so after i got off the phone with him i made a couple phone calls to our team at disney, and i called the head of sony. i said we have to figure out a way to get this done for tom and the fans. >> jimmy: like two divorced parent coming together and figuring it out, and that's how it happened. >> that's how it happened. he called me. [cheers and applause] and i called them. you

started by richard henry pratt. mission statement for carlisle, all the indian there is in the race should be dead. kill the indian in him and save the man. imagine having that on your school bumper sticker. and he stuck to his mission, by any means necessary. at these schools children were often beaten severely for things like speaking in their native language and wearing traditional clothes. conditions were so bad that thousands of children died from malnutrition, disease, physical abuse, and emotional trauma. and just in case you think this happened a long time ago, this was going on, in part, up until the 1960s when teachers still felt their role was to civilize, not educate, the native youth in these schools. >>> what do you think is the big issues that are stopping more economic development, more jobs on the reservation? >> part of it is that indians don't own their own land, you know what i mean? the federal government holds this land in trust for the benefit of indian use rights, which is a clever way of say

they were married back in june arnold revealing the moment he knew pratt was the right guy >> he's aneed to have the inside scoop to the pumping iron >> and did that happen >> we went to the gym and worked out. >> were you impressed, was that part of how you decided whether he could be a part of your family or not, watching him work out? >> pumping iron was the decision making factor. we were in the gym >> yeah, we should all hold our respective son-in-laws to that standard >>> jennifer aniston appeared on ellen, asked about a possible reboot or maybe a reunion. here we go again something about the iconic show "friends" and this time superstar fan, charlie puth, to everybody's surprise, jennifer aniston had this to say. >> this is his question for you and everyone's question, is there going to be a reunion, a "friends" reunion. >> like a reboot of the show >> sure. >> no. we would love for there to be something but we don't know what that something is. so we're just trying, we're really working on something. >> i could be involved. >> you want to be involved >> i'll do all the new mu

i think this defense juggernaut that is united technologies, defense and aerospace, pratt whitney andn amazing you buy the stock. you buy it. >> it is important to remind people, emerge with raytheon, this company gets split apart. carrier and oates go their separate ways and as you say the main part of it. >> let's plan out, i'm into esg these days, some people think that your eyes glaze over. i'm not going to let them. 38,000 people put through college. through higher education we think that business isn't the greatest source of a platform of change isn't that amazing 38,000 people go through school, because of greg hayes. let's not forget business isn't just for capitalism. >> the other proxy for china is carrier, orders were down 11. >> carrier was weak. it was weak for residential too. it is a disappointment i'm not going to -- i can't hide that i was surprised. but, you know what, maybe the climate control business was just in the end a security climate control up .5% year over year disappointing. but in the enough to make it so people say, i don't want to own this stock instead

director of the global south center and chairperson of social science and cultural studies at the pratttute. she's the author of several books, including "where memory dwells: culture and state violence in chile." her mother worked with the allende government. and we're joined in chile via democracy now! video stream is alondra carrillo vidal, a spokeswoman for chile's largest feminist advocacy group, coordinadora feminista 8m. the group organized the largest feminist mobilization since the end of pinochet's dictatorship. welcome to democracy now! we are going to begin with alondra carrillo vidal in santiago. can you explain what happened this weekend, the massive protests that took place and whwhat your demanding? >> i can try to explain. i think it isis really not popossible right now, but i can try. was thesaw friday largest mobilizatioion since the end of dictatorship. to end thear in size dictatorship of pinera --pinochet. this inorganic tendency of people to occupy the streets to protest in the streets, but it doesn't really have any demand. it doesn't really have any list of dema

pratt, and it's great to be here and great to learn from katherine here too, and i hope those medications are not the ones i'm prescribing. [laughter] >> well, you might be. probably. >> great. what a system. [laughter] and it's great to be here in texas. i love austining, so thanks for having me. you know, i think the stories that we need to talk about that no one talking about are the areas in health care where there's broad consensus among the american people. so if we can turn off cable news for a little bit and stop listening to the echo chambers that we're a dividedded cup on health care -- country on health care, i would submit to you that there's broad consensus that we need to fix the problems that katherine just describedded, that we need to end corruption, that we need to stop the disproportionate representation of a small, select group of special interests. when there's a pothole in a town, it's not a blue/reddish shoe, it's a we e ten city issue. and in health care, the areas where i think there is broad consensus are pricing and the appropriateness of care. and our research

here is kasey pratt with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone pch the nationalionship series started in st. louis. the nationals trying to continue the run after upsetting the dodger. sanchez kisses the bull for good luck. and it worked. sanchez with a no hitter going in the sixth. he is dealing. paul deyoung goes down swinging. bottom of the eighth no hitter still intact. tommie he had edmond will mond a spanish ryan n, unbelievable reflections what play. he copies the no no in intact. pinch hitter jose martin easy with a flare to center. it over. the cards cheer about that. the gnats hold on to win 2-0. the 49ers took a hit when george kittle hurt his groin at practice. kittle's officially list ds as questionable for the showdown in l.a. against the rams. but the rams are having injury todd gurley is doubtful for sunday's game against the nine esper because the thigh bruise. t make it worse. gurley and some rams players evacuated from homes because of the wildfires in the l.a. area. >>> let's take a trip down memory lain shall we the year 2016 stephen curry le