if he is not comfortable, he will let them necessity if he wants more or less taut. >>shepard: what is with the one sock thing on and one sock off? >>jonathan: i assume that is the way he likes to walk. they talk about the "feel," the grip and this, he has been doing this a long time. he is 33. he first started doing this when he was two years old so he knows the way he likes to do it. >>shepard: he is to tight rope walking as michael jackson was to hands. fraser seitel handles a lot of "what does this do for your reputation," a p.r. guy and author of "rethinking republication." what do you think? you rethink your reputation if you fall off. >>guest: if you fall, you die. that's what this about. he is the consummate showman, a great p.r. he is earnest. a god-fearing christian. he has his fame by his side at all times. he is perfect for this. you will see, i watched the niagara falls walking, it is riveting television. >>shepard: for abc it was the greatest thing since sliced bread with the biggest numbers in years. the viewing audience was enormous. >>guest: it is ri

pull it taut... and wrap it around the globe... until it's not just lines you see... it's the world. >> jon: that's our show. join us tomorrow night at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> donate for romney. he needs our (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the "report," everybody, thank you so much. (audience chanting "stephen") captioning sponsored by comedy central chaudz. >> stephen: oh, you can feel it! you can feel it, you absolutely cant. folks, there's an excitement in the air. tomorrow is super tuesday when ten states hold their presidential primaries and the "report" will be your complete source for wall-to-wall super tuesday coverage that i taped before the polls close, edit down to a half hour and air at 11:30. (laughter) but we will have the most up-to-the-minute guesstimates and... (laughter) ... informative make 'em ups. (laughter) of course, i'll be joined by the whole "the colbert report" election team. me... (laughter) not to be outdone by cnn, i will be surrounded by eight laptops. (laughter) folks i don't know about you but i also don't

the car is completely tautness all the calculations happen on board they're in the trunk you can see a big p.c. which does all the calculations so you can attack the car from the outside because it's not connected to the outside world in an emergency the driver hits a button and takes over the controls israeli companies want to compete with russian and american rivals in autonomous jointing and israeli startup has its own ideas how other works with radar which isn't common in civilian applications but very common in the army many of the staff have experience in the israeli military just like aircraft their vehicles use radio waves to recognise obstacles radio works in all weather and the system has very high resolution better picture quality means safer driving so when you're when you're driving everything is approaching so it becomes really everything there is green is stationary everything's good. he's getting farther away and everything that he's ready is approaching. what looks simple is anything about it because safety is paramount to their technology that is needed he know that

that umbrella even had to replicate the slight curve, the slight sag, in the taut line because it isot perfectly straight. once we solved all of those problems, the next challenge is, how do you tell the story? so, we turned to filmmakers, historians. our lead vice president for collections, scott stephenson. they huddled together and years working on the storyline, the imagery taking , about the music, the narration, the presentation, a light quality, to really give this tent meaning. our goal is to give meaning to george washington's leadership. he was commander-in-chief for eight years. never left his troops. he inspired a sense of loyalty. he instilled a sense of responsibility in the army, that has really become the bedrock of the traditions of the american military ever since. without him, the army would likely have dissolved, and the war would have been lost. so in many ways it is an emblem for the entire museum. how'd you take the small objects and how do you make these objects come alive and tell the incredible life-and-death decisions, the horrors, the courage, the exciteme

the clinical trials of their much tauted drug to supposedly cure multiple sclerosis failed completely dynamic to have this hyping press release saying things are going great right before things actually cratered. >> exactly. i did a story where i talked to people in australia and also people in buffalo. they both looked at this as what's called a pump and dump scheme where you taut the price of the stock and everything goes quiet for a while while the insiders sell. >> so the investors in the know will get the best possible price for their stock while they are selling it out while the rest of the dupes in the public are about to take a bath. >> the highly tauted optimistic press release, that's not in there. but the second part of this long delay and the insiders dumping the stock, yes, that's in there. >> one of the other things that's in the indictment i think is a reference to you. there is part of what's alleged in the scheme is that congressman collins' office released a statement to a reporter, who i think is you. >> that is me. >> essentially saying that, hey, when my family so

. >> that taut me a lesson about how hey cigarette it is to will live in the united states by looking across that border and seeing what these people were going through. >> captain cohen never take this country or freedoms for granted. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> hurricane maria is being blamed for an iv bag shortage that's caused alarm at hospitals in the bay area across the nation. >> the hurricane forced several international plants to close greatly reducing supplies of iv hospitals in the bay area are facing short ams even if they don't use baxter. iv bags are brought in from australia and ireland but only eye meet 10% of national demand. >>> a dog owner is pleading to get a stolen york shire terrier back. he was taken around sunday around 1:00 in the afternoon from a restaurant on a fruit vale avenue. the surveillance video show as box truck pulling through the parking lot and pulling to the other side. a man gets out jumps over the fence then after a few minutes somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man

what's your tauts on -- thoughts on that moving for?> i think that's why we got the daca program in 2012. it didn't happen because the president got out of bed and felt like creating the program one day. he was pressured into it by months and months of dreamers protests and making it known that they're here and not going anywhere and they're as american as your kids and your neighbors. >> kevin, i've got about 30 seconds left. you hopeful? >> i'm always hopeful for, you know, our community and so many -- 11 million undocumented people. we're here to contribute, and i'm currently an immigrant rights activist at the corrinian resource center. we workday and night on the dream writers campaign and we have a dream podcast. >> i'm going to have to pause you there, kevin, because we're out of time. thank you to aum all of you for taking part in this conversation and sharing your story. until next time, we'll see you online. >>> good evening. welcome to al jazeera and our special coverage of the conflict in syria. i'm john siegen that willer i

the president tauting it as a cheaper option.xperts say it will only have a marginal impact on prices especially in california. >> even in california it does not, it won't make much difference. so, the effect on gas prices will be a few pennies at most. ethanol has lessenner lessen energy. you get fewer miles, it is a little cheaper than gasoline but not a huge amount. it will not drive our numbers down. >>> inflation hit the highest number in decades. a trip to the grocery store cost 9% more than in march of 2021. fruits and vegetables are up 8.5% from this time last year. the cost of meat, poultry, fish, eggs, up nearly 14%. >>> still ahead tonight. >> i feel like it is a good organization and has been doing so much to help the people of ukraine. >> it gives me so much hope. >> as millions try to escape ukraine, bay area chefs are stepping up in a in a high profile kidnapping hoax. her message tonight. >>> a look at the coliseum. dealing with an invasion right as the baseball season begins, what is it? we will tell you i'm 53,

concentrating on major forms and subordinating details, homer strengthens the taut relationship between man and the sea. the anonymous figures are raised to a heroic level. he seems to be testing in his art combinations of representation and abstraction, of the immediate and the timeless. now the pattern of homer's life was settled. when the summer crod was gone, he was alone. his nearest neighbors were a few fisherman and local farmers. prouts neck provided him with that direct contact with nature he cared for most. it was wild, elemental, least touched by man. in the adirondack mountains of new york state, homer had hunted and fished on vacations as early as 1870. in 1886, he and his brother charles joined the north woods club, a private hunting and fishing preserve whose members came mostly from the social clubs of new york and boston the adirondacks provided the same direccontact with nature that had attracted homer to prouts neck. a rustic cabin deep in the woods was the base for his explorations of man's relationship with the wild. on visits that cbid sport and art, homeapparentnj

the mayor is tauting the city's investment in the team and all of the environment that they will bring. >> we are bringing baseball back and two revamping in west oakland and east oakland. >> the city is making progress, we are moving forward. i know the neighborhood is thrilled to see the park activated. >> that inaugural home opener is all sold out. you can find tickets to the other games over the baller's website. catch it on friday nights on pix plus, 44 cable 12. the first game is a week from tomorrow. june 7th at 6:30. >>> san francisco civic center will turn to - [narrator] behold the new churro twists at round table pizza, our most decadent dessert, baked in a flurry of cinnamon sugar and paired with a sumptuous caramel dip. an odyssey of flavor just- - enough fine words. this feast cannot wait! - right. available for a limited time only at round table pizza. . >>> saturday night super star dj and electric musician will be playing a 25,000 person megaconcert at the civic center. tickets for the surprise concert were released monday afternoon. get this. sold out in about an hour

it tauts itself as a fresh look at christianity. tonight's service was certainly interesting. it freaked this little girl out just a little bit. but other kids loved it. >> awesome. it's so much fun. it was amazing. >> oh, wow. chewbacca making his noise. >> seriously. >> still to come robert downey jr. gets a clean slate for christmas, the official ruling >>> live look at the hamilton bridge just off the gwb. a lot of people heading out this morning. good to be with you. >>> mexico's colima or the fire volcano put on a spectacular show on christmas eve. that rumbling volcano spewed this cloud of volcanic ash more than 165 feet into the sky. earlier you could see the glowing red hot rocks and lava. no evacuation orders have been issued but villagers are being >>> we are talking breaking records right now. >> that's right. again and again. it's going to be the warmest december on record in new york city. this is just part of it. yesterday the warmest christmas eve, today already broken the warmest christmas day record. there is your record tracker, the previous high tour was 64

. >> po-taut-o. really it's not descrus. >> please stop doing that. >> looks dangerous to me. a recent poll shows qeet% of scientists believe g.m.o.s are safe while only 37% of americans believe them. but lucky for us-- i'm not a scientist. i'm not a scientist. i work-- i interview scientists and translate science into english so that everyone can understand. so yeah i've interviewed a lot of scientists, too. sometimes i purposely play dumb so that they explain it in a way that makes it really clear and-- >> i do the same thing. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> david suzuki a geneticist and tv personality said if any scientist tells that you g.m.o.s are safe, they're either very stupid or lying. i see, so scientists are all stupid liars which i suppose is why none of the actual simpot potato scientists would talk to us. >> no, they're worried that their labs and fields will be targeted. >> by who. >> g.m.o. foes. >> so the anti-g.m.o. people are the assholes. >> yes. >> these agra-businesses have a monopoly on our entire food supply and that is a horrifying fact that even scienti

. >> that taut me a lesson about how hey cigarette it is to will live in the united states by lookingoss that border and seeing what these people were going through. >> captain cohen never take this country or freedoms for granted. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> hurricane maria is being blamed for an iv bag shortage that's caused alarm at hospitals in the bay area across the nation. >> the hurricane forced several international plants to close greatly reducing supplies of iv hospitals in the bay area are facing short ams even if they don't use baxter. iv bags are brought in from australia and ireland but only eye meet 10% of national demand. >>> a dog owner is pleading to get a stolen york shire terrier back. he was taken around sunday around 1:00 in the afternoon from a restaurant on a fruit vale avenue. the surveillance video show as box truck pulling through the parking lot and pulling to the other side. a man gets out jumps over the fence then after a few minutes somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man ran

having gone into the match was just one when in 7 games, samson holding taut onto a 11, draw james or crowds with the games. opening goal. hurricane he cries from the spot, the spurs sam to a down to 10 men by this point of just about how long for a draw tottenham had 2 goals, disallowed a separate, rolled out for foul on the goalkeeper spurs are 6 in the table, but do have games in hand on the teams above. manchester, united managed round fragment, criticize his own famous a $11.00, joseph capital, on monday, and as think of only school be equalized. the 3rd side was the 1st game in more than 2 weeks. following a covert out like this, we didn't play, we didn't play good today. so the 1st half was after having been down one love to 7 minutes. we just had too many unforced hours too many people ways when we were in possession of the ball conference, harris has joined boss alona from manchester city in a $60000000.00 bill boss to say the 21 year old ford. that's on a contract until june 2027. any team hoping to buy the spanish international during that firm will have to pay a release cl

would the rope pull taut? and to newton it was obvious it would pull taut. and therefore he said, what is the rope and rock spinning with respect to -- there's nothing there. no earth, no sun. therefore, the rope and the rocks must be spinning, something called space. space itself must be setting the benchmark, the reference with respect to which that motion is happening. others came along and said, no, we disagree, you remove everything from the universe and take your spiny rock and ropey thing and it's not going to pull taut. it'll just kind of stay completely limp. and it's still an issue that people debate. >> is there any evidence we could find one way or the other? >> it's very hard to remove everything from the universe, right? that's kind of what you'd like to do. so what you do is you try to find alternate implications of one perspective or another. and i would say today most people haven't done a survey, but i suspect most people say would pull taut. sets the reference frame for a certain kind of motion, accelerated motion, but there are others who

ella dice que no siempre tenÍan quien las llevara a los tratamientos por lo que viajaban dos horas en tautl cÁncer de pulmÓn y desde entonces creo el programa viajando con emilio y empezÓ a transportar a niÑos al hospital sin cobrar nada. >> todos los dÍas veo en ellos el estrÉs que sufrimos mi esposa y yo, pero cuando los recojo y llegan al hospital a tiempo, veo su cara menos preocupado. >> la fundaciÓn ha crecido tanto que ya tiene 7 vehÍculo transportando niÑos alrededor de diferentes hospitales en el sur de california, pero el sueÑo del fundador es que se multipliquen a tal punto que se puedan o ofrecer los servicios aro largo del paÍs. >> para richard estos niÑos tienen bastante que preocuparse y su fundaciÓn alivia un poco a la familia como ella quien no skwoi con anemia y ha tenido que luchar con esto toda la vida. >> como mi esposo es el Único que trabaja, a veces no tenemos para la gasolina. >> las horas de espera, tambiÉn pueden ser largas asÍ que la fundaciÓn tiene una sala de espera, donde las madres, tejen esperando a sus niÑos. >> en san diego marÍa paula telemundo. >> crÍas

it's a brilliant it's a brilliant, really taut, slim book that we thought would be the right one to tokick start our list with. and so we we made the case, you know, that we were new press that were that was going to be enthusiastic champions of this kind of work. and yeah, we were really lucky that lisa was on board and andres and his spanish publisher publisher were also on board. and we had a great success with it. now, let's get to the second half of that headline. yeah, publishing a nobel prize winner tell us that story. yeah, well, ashley and i were admirers of john fossey's work before we first saw his is what would become his masterworks, hepatology and submission. and so we received about 30 pages, typically with international literature, you're not reading a whole manuscript on submission in the way that you are with an english language manuscript. you're you're seeing just a sample of it. and sometimes it's synopsis, but usually it's just a short chunk of pages. so we read the first 30 pages of what we were told was going to be a 1200 page book of of slow prose by john foste

would the rope pull taut? and to newton it was obvious it would pull taut. and therefore he said, what is the rope and rock spinning with respect to -- there's nothing there. no earth, no sun. therefore, the rope and the rocks must be spinning, something called space. space itself must be setting the benchmark, the reference with respect to which that motion is happening. others came along and said, no, we disagree, you remove everything from the universe and take your spiny rock and ropey thing and it's not going to pull taut. it'll just kind of stay completely limp. and it's still an issue that people debate. >> is there any evidence we could find one way or the other? >> it's very hard to remove everything from the universe, right? that's kind of what you'd like to do. so what you do is you try to find alternate implications of one perspective or another. and i would say today most people haven't done a survey, but i suspect most people say would pull taut. sets the reference frame for a certain kind of motion, accelerated motion, but there are others who

. >> reporter: the airport tauted 10 straight months with 5% increases in passengers. this despite facing many of the same problems oakland faced according to the spokesperson. >> triple-a projected air travel this holiday period will be down 4% to more than 3 million travelers. >> i do have to psyche myself out. i have to get myself into a state where i am not going to be annoyed by the tsa and by the crowds and really just focus on family and on having a good time. >> reporter: despite an improving economy, triple-a says consumers are uncertain about what tomorrow might bring, projecting a 3.7% drop in all air travel this year. reporting live at sfo, don knapp, kpix5. >> when the final numbers are in t is expected 43.5 people traveled this weekend. most of them 39 million by car. >>> it turns out a friend of paul walker was behind the wheel when the car they were in slammed into a pole and burst into names last night. speed was definitely a factor. the driver identified as roger rodis. he owned a sports car dealership and was a professional race car driver. the two m

we see the line to the tug is taut.e running. you see the thick black smoke coming out the funnels? and it does look like it's very slowly inching its way away from the beach. it took an hour to refloat the russian ship, with no sign of any pollution. she headed into falmouth bay, where she'll be checked and where questions will be asked. life on cornwall‘s coast can return to normal. jon kay, bbc news, falmouth. banks are to be banned from charging higher fees for unarranged bank overd rafts under proposed reforms. such charges can be up to 10 times as high as those for payday loans, according to regulators. debt charities have welcomed the move. that's it from me. now on bbc news, sport today. sees soon. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: jose mourinho is sacked as manchester united manager and attention turns to who's next in the old trafford hotseat. hosts al ain shock south american champions river plate to make the final of the club world cup in the uae. and au

. >>> it was tauted as a female viagra, a pink pill. designed to boost sex drive in women. today the fda will ask a panel of experts to comment on the safety and effectiveness of the drug. but the agency reports that two independent studies found that flibanserin fails to boost women's sexual desire and there are side effects, including depression, fainting and dizziness. >>> now to a story with a scary headline, frozen baby, but a very happy ending. little finley burton of england looks and acts just fine now, but a few weeks ago doctors performed emergency heart surgery on him and then, to aid the healing, reduced his body temperature to 33 degrees, just over freezing, for four days. his mom says it was like finley was made of wax, but now the frozen baby fick nanickname mak laugh. >> it's one of those nicknames we've got. i didn't think it was possible, but i love him even more now. he's always going to be special. >> even the doctors who operated on finley are amazed at his rapid recovery. >>> well, speaking of amazing babies, take a look at this. ♪ >> this brazilian 2-

it's a lesson that students at a south bay high school have been taut. here's tonight's "bay area proud." >> reporter: traveling the halls with delmar high school with jesse ramirez feels less like hanging out with the custodian and more like riding shotgun with the most popular kid in school. >> everybody knows his name. >> reporter: it's as far from jesse's actual high school experience as possible. >> tough times. growing up, it was difficult for me to learn, to retain things. eventually i would just shy away from everyone, because it got to a point where it was embarrassing for me. >> reporter: it was so tough, jesse admits, he even worried about taking the janitor's job here five years ago. worried that the kids might look down on him. but jesse needed the work. it turned out, he says, to be the best decision he ever made. >> working here has like really changed my life. >> reporter: that's because jesse made it a point this time around to be the kind of adult for kids at school that he wishes had been there for him. >> seeing a student, you know, b

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would the rope pull taut? and to newton it was obvious it would pull taut.nd therefore he said, what is the rope and rock spinning with respect to -- there's nothing there. no earth, no sun. therefore, the rope and the rocks must be spinning, something called space. space itself must be setting the benchmark, the reference with respect to which that motion is happening. others came along and said, no, we disagree, you remove everything from the universe and take your spiny rock and ropey thing and it's not going to pull taut. it'll just kind of stay completely limp. and it's still an issue that people debate. >> is there any evidence we could find one way or the other? >> it's very hard to remove everything from the universe, right? that's kind of what you'd like to do. so what you do is you try to find alternate implications of one perspective or another. and i would say today most people haven't done a survey, but i suspect most people say would pull taut. sets the reference frame for a certain kind of motion, accelerated motion, but there are others who a

. >> reporter: now president biden will sign that bill into law on friday and hit the road to taut it, making his first stop in pennsylvania next tuesday. kristen welker at the white house. thank you. let's break those numbers down now, stephanie ruhle is here. how much and when. >> reporter: 90% of american households should get some form of direct payment. people make less $75,000 will get $1,400 how do you make sure the government knows you are eligible taxes. file them asap if you sign up for direct deposit with the irs, you will get those funds sooner the first batch is expected to go out as early as this month lester >> great tips there. thanks stephanie this comes as vaccinations accelerate with more on that here is tom costello >> reporter: a week after merck agreed to help produce the johnson & johnson vaccine. the government is ordering another 100 million doses to ensure the country has enough later this year. >> a lot can change and we need to be prepared >> reporter: pfizer and moderna increasing vaccine shipments. 50% of americans 65 and older have been vaccinated 90% of

it was put up with tall poles and ropes tied to the fabric itself pulled taut. that would pull that ancient fabric apart. we challenged engineers to develop a sophisticated umbrella structure so the tent appears to be full ly assembled and no tension or damage done to it at all. the umbrella had to replicate the slight sag in a taut line because it's not perfectly straight. once we solved all those problems, the next challenge is how do you tell the story? so we turned to filmmakers, historians, our lead vice president for collection scott stevenson, and they spent huddled together and spent almost two years pulling together this storyline, the imagery, thinking about the music, the narration, the presentation, the light quality, to really give this tent meaning. our goal is to give meaning to george washington's leadership. he was commander in chief for eight years. never left his troops, and he inspired a sense of loyalty. he instud a sense of responsibility, in the army, that has really become the bedrock of the traditions of the american military ever since.

it's young people like you, taut and educated by people sitting behind me who can change and continue the change the way our society should move forward. this will be tough language for some of you but i'm used to that, having been reversed by court of appeals for exciting injury. [laughter] there's a wonderful author by the name of kenneth week. if you haven't read his pieces on how the law developed over the past 100 years, you should. because, just 80 years ago and i hate to say it, but there's some people here in the audience were older than 80, 80 years ago he describes what happened in germany. he describes how, at that time , hitler stated it was his goal to make every citizen realize that it's a disgrace to be a lawyer. and that lawyers were the greatest single threat to a new world order. folks, that was 80 years ago. that's not that long ago, and, as a result of that, 6 million people lost their lives. i'm not telling you lawyers would've saved 6 million lives. what they would've done is created a society where that couldn't take place, but what was remarkable, of course in

. >> translator: the fence is taut, but we don't think the situation will have any immediate effect onhe contamination within the port. >> reporter: the same barrier ripped in april. engineers blamed high waves. they haven't said what caused this recent tear. but this week, a severe tropical storm has been picking up waves along the coast. tepco officials say workers found no abnormalities in other silt fences. but this latest development shows that the barriers are vulnerable and require constant monitoring. nhk world, tokyo. >>> tepco officials are set to apply for inspections so they can fire up two reactors on the sea of japan coast. they've been updating safety features at another plant. they've given the application the green light. tepco president met on wednesday with the governor. he explained plans to install additional safety equipment for the reactors. filter vents are designed to release pressure in containment vessels while limiting massive emissions of radioactive substances if an accident occurs. now, while the officials have approved tepco's application, they've added

he tauted it.t himself when he found out staff members whom he had been exposed to had covid-19. from the very beginning there was essentially no evidence that this drug could work for covid patients. christine, laura? >> all right, elizabeth. thank you for that. >>> let's get a check on cnn business this tuesday morning. take a look at markets around the world. all higher here. significant gains in tokyo, hong kong, and shanghai as well. futures, they are up. looks like a bounce again here today. stocks finished higher monday after a rocky trading day. the dow swung more than 1,000 points between the low and high before closing up 158 points. the s&p 500, nasdaq also finished higher. couple of competing interests here. investors are concerned about a spike of coronavirus cases in the u.s. and china and were called after the federal government wanted the main street program to help small and middle sized buyers. >>> the airlines is using its frequent flyer program to raise money. it will have 17 bi

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george, u taut, but he did not get far. the sky west delta pilot climbed over the airport fence, boarded the unlocked jet and headed for the runway. that's when he clipped the wing of another plane, went through a fence and into the parking lot hitting the terminal and several parked cars. officers arrived to find the engines still running. >> mr. hedglin was deceased in the plane from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was a wanted fugitive out of colorado springs. he had committed a homicide on friday, july 13th. >> reporter: investigators believe hedglin killed his ex-girlfriend, christina lopez cornejo, and was attempting to escape. the incident exposes a weak spot in airport security. >> aviation security is a system, and the system is only as strong as its weakest link. >> reporter: commercial jets are not locked. they have no security code, and there is no key to the door or ignition, which raises serious concerns whether anyone else could simply hop a fence and fire up a plane. >> he's going to know exactl

. >> my mother taut me that everyone needs a chance and a champion. she knew what it was like, not to have either one. her own parents provided her, by 14 she was out on her own working as a house made. >> again and again clinton returned to stories of strength and pride from her family. >> she would remind me why they keep fighting. even while the odds are long and opposition fears. i can hear her saying life is not about what happened to you, it's about what you do with what happens to you. so get back out there. >> reporter: it's part of her campaign's plan to reframe her personae, a hard walking woman, and less of a cold-heart woman. she vowed to tackle climate change and financial reform. >> while republicans have been taking shots at her age, clinton embraced it. >> i may not be the youngest candidate in this case, but i will be the youngest woman president in the history of the united states. >> reporter: few in saturday's crowd needed convincing that hillary's time has cox. >> thrilled to see her return for president. the idea of hillary as hi

>> unless every single we've ever known, been taut taught about economics is wrong, it means fewer workerslove the people there. i am a daily walmart shopper when i'm up in idaho during the summer. those are the greatest people in the world who work at walmart. i'd like them to be paid more. but i don't want them to lose their jobs. and by the way, walmart employees between 1.3 and 1.4 million people. at most a couple hundred have demonstrated against walmart. those are college students and paid agitators. they have nothing to do with the people who work at walmart. >> in fact, i bet you a lot of people at walmart probably would love it to go away so to your point they don't lose their job. gary k., they never stop. walmart is a big juicy target. >> that's all it is. look, these protesters are just absolutely nuts. the fact is that walmart's full hourly wage is $13 already. there's only 6,000 of them that are at minimum wage and they're already fixing that up. walmart is the greatest job-creating machine in history before and going forward, and these morons want to make people lose jobs. l

the president headlined west coast fund-raisers in two states on thursday and in each he tauted his historic support for same-sex marriage. television cameras were kept far away from the california home of george clooney, the actor hosted a record-breaking fund-raiser that netted president obama's campaign $15 million. and it came one day after the president announced he supports the top gay rights issue. during the dinner, the president went after republican rival mitt romney, saying romney is, quote, backwards on equality. earlier at a fund-raiser in seattle, the president drew cheers when he hit on the theme of gay rights. >> you should be able to give your kids a chance to do even better than you. no matter who you are, no matter where you come from, no matter what you look like, no matter what your last name, no matter who you love. >> president obama has said his support of same-sex marriage could end up costing him votes in swing states, but wednesday's announcement is expected to motivate some campaign donors to get off the sidelines. >> i expect now you'll see some events selling ou

. >> trevor: i taut i heard it all. but this guy is the one guy they wouldn't let into "westworld."shit here but you're a freak man. the reason it's getting so much attention is eric sneiderman is not just the new york attorney general, he's a national figure, one to have the biggest opponents of trump's agenda, he sued trump over dak arks the muslim ban, he was making it raining lawsuits. this is huge because sneiderman presented himself as an advocate for women. >> in recent months we've begun a long overdue reckoning with our cruelture of violence and silence. we've never seen anything as despicable as what we've seen here, a pervasive pattern of sexual harassment, intimidation, discrimination and abuse at the weinstein company. if a woman does not have the right to control her own body she is not truly equal. are we ready to fight against male supremacy in all its forms? ♪ i bet you think this speech is about you ♪ >> trevor: so seems like he was trying to puts harvey weinstein in jail while he was abusing women himself. like robert mueller has been taking secret vacations with

he walked along a taut steel cable between the twin towers of the world trade center, then the tallest buildings in the world. of course, this was against the law. pyati and his friends pretended to be journalists or couriers and carried all the necessary equipment up. they threw it between the towers with a bow and arrow . canada and stretched a 200-kilogram rope. philip walked along it eight times, with a 25-kg pole without any safety equipment. he finished when he saw that it was going to rain and was immediately arrested for trespassing and disobeying authorities. but he was released in exchange for a free performance for children in new york's central park. in 2015, the brilliant hollywood director robert de mecques made a film about this dizzying walk of philip five. this is what this day was like. history magical adventures with fire, but beat yourself over the head, nickname, who do you have, where you need to go, that's what they call me, because i'm taking you not where you fool want, where you need to go, lights on, soon! russia , ... this issue of the program instruction. l

during her career she taut economics at uc berkeley. >>> meantime, the house is expected to take up legislation to protect people's personal data. this are expected to be battles of unemployment checks and to raise the minimum wage. >> let's start focusing on helping the middle class. we have a situation in america today that is not good. the last 3 years, the top 1% of americans and their income and wealth has increased 300%. the middle class during that same 30 years has lost almost 10%. >>> immigration reform is also expected to come up at some point. >> president barack obama and his daughters returned to the white house today after a two- week break in hawaii. first lady michelle stayed in hawaii for a few more days. the president returns to tackle a big to-do list including health care. agency surveillance programs and finalizing the budget. >>> still ahead, gadgets, gizmos, more technology being unveiled this week. just how far we have already come. >>> mystery solved. what is behind this crop circle that drew crowds of people. >>> weather is no mystery. the bay bridge, clear skies, and

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