it harkens back so many times to derivative excesses. we have the right guess coming coming up -- guests on this. jonathan: futures down hard. down 1.9%. never mind the next couple of hours. what is softbank? tom: this is the heart of the matter. this is real simple. they publicly traded company

it harkens back to the founding fathers and argues against an unprecedented third term for fdr.tion was born. here was adopted the declaration of independence, which

back to what rich bernstein recently said, i think it was rich bernstein, and i harken back to the word on the street column in the journal talking about the cash flow problem, and i talk about tom rogers with his sort of tepid view on where disney is right now. so the stocks have had a great run post-earnings, but remember, still trades expensively and earnings were down, i think 63% year over year which just think about that for a second for a company like disney. >> coming up, bitcoin briefly breaking above $10,000 so where is it headed from here bk is opening up his playbook and calling a cruel comek bah, why they're on big bets of an energy breakout. we have the details when we come right back low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. and try pure protein shakes, with 24 vitamins and minerals. >> welcome back to "fast money." the cryptocurrency breaking from $10,000 for the first time since february and of course, b.k., we're counting down to the having at this point apparently, we're having an issue with brian kelly's sound and part of the rise in bitcoin wa

yeah seizing the rain it harkens me back to earlier this year we lost that the brilliant and seemingly living forever livia the havilland and it harkens back to i think a living it was the 1st one when they would roll the 7 year contracts over at their leisure and if you didn't want to take a film they'd put you on suspension and it wouldn't apply to your 7 years and she just said think about think about the the chutzpah to say that back into the 30 late thirty's early forty's where you just go i'm not showing up we're going to court i'm going to change this so god bless miss mally as brave in real life but she was on the serious event and let everyone. you know it's funny 3. kirk and her lasted about the same amount of time and she even outlived the great spartacus by another year and when i think back i saw an interviewer with her once friend it was so beautiful that you really can compartmentalize and keep things fresh in your mind as you get older there are obviously the ages of men the ages of women but i saw somebody ask her about errol flynn and use the just think back to that w

that harkens me to see some of the peaceful demonstrators trying to stop these destructive acts. this violence, is not the answer. they only serve to further divide an already polarized country.ng as george floyd's younger brother said yesterday, it is okay to be angry, channel your anger to do something positive or make a change in other ways because we been down this road already. the anger damaging your hometown, is not the way he would want. "read we cannot dismiss the anger and frustration that is driven somebody to the streets forew peaceful protests these pw days. anger on display israel. it's raw. and it deserves to be heard and respected. this is something we must all w uslearn from and support the rights of those are demonstrating peacefully. the answer is not violence. the answer is to insist that justice be served. the answer is to listen to those who i felt this racism. the answer is tol acknowledge when racial disparities and inequities of core. and the answer is to work together to address these long-standing injustices going forward. i yield my time. >> i come to

back to trump's remarks in cha rlottesville will always harken back to trump's remarks in charlottesville streets. what impact though as a comment like this are likely to have on joe though as a comment like this are likely to have onjoe biden's prospects? it encourages him to pick and african—american female running mate. he has already said his vice presidential pick would be a woman and he is considering several african—american women. so that encourages him to do that. but i do not think there will be long—term damage because the new cycles in the us are so quick and people still have the pandemic to deal with so in a week or two most people will not have remembered this. we heard joe biden say, come on, look at my track record. what is his potential appeal to black voters? african-americans traditionally vote for democrats but they do not want to be taken for granted, and especially from a 77—year—old white man who supported legislation, the 1994 crime bill which a lot of african americans did not like, it tightened criminal sentences, so you do not want an old white man deciding who

so this is out there these are the headlines and harken sally has swept ashore on the u.s. gulf coast bringing the threat of record flooding the category 2 storm has already cut power to hundreds of thousands of homes and for some people to evacuate. has more now from maybe. we're still getting a lashing from the storm in the brain continue to fall here and will be a lot of them and given your heart can look at some of the other conditions here you can see the wind is really just think it's been growing around the land here we know that these are down across this city we also know that there's simply never going to damage the buildings and homes here if you move down to mobile bay you can see the wind is pushing that water white obviously and different been going on for hours and will continue for several hours or we're going to continue to see the driving rain across this region the national weather service this morning will likely be his story wanting in many areas as a result of hurricane charley the white house has approved oregon's disaster declaration make it possible

it harkens back to the founding fathers and argues against an unprecedented third term for fdr. [bell rings] ♪ narrator: here, a century and a half ago, our nation was born. here was adopted the declaration of independence, which proclaimed our freedom. ♪ >> all men are created equal. they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights. among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. narrator: near here was adopted the constitution of the united states which guarantees our freedom, determines neither king nor dictator, but only we the people shall rule. ♪ >> dr. franklin, you have just come from the constitutional convention. what have we got, a republic or a monarchy? >> a republic, if you can keep it so. narrator: a prophetic statement from benjamin franklin is the constitutional convention ended its labors in september of 1787. a republic, if you can keep it so. it was here in philadelphia the george washington penned his immortal farewell address, and which he established the great american tradition unbroken for 145 years and our safeguard against

it harkens back to baltimore. and i think the hennepin county attorney specifically mentioned that he was cautious to avoid what happened in the freddy gray case. he must have been alluding to the fact that there was a discussion by marilyn moseley. the charges were not announced until days after rioting occurred -- >> laura, i need you to stand by. i need to get to breaking news. i understand this is happening in the community that you know very well, that you lived there. >> yes. >> but stand by. i need to get to the minneapolis fire chief john fruital joins us on the phone. thank you for joining us. what is happening at the police precinct. we understand personnel was evacuated and then protesters made their way in and set fire to the building. talk to me about what's happening. >> yeah, don, the latest information that i have, i was a few blocks away at another fire so i haven't had the chance to catch on the details on the precinct building. but i aam aware there are fires across the street from that third pr

it really's's harkens back to tesla true -- it really harkens back to tesla's true legitimacy on thet and that it could not trot out a secondary offering so the resort is selling shares under their control, literally privately off the. desks of different banks -- off the desks of different banks. lisa: you nailed it. this is a stock that pits pros against robinhooders. even as analysts continue to say we do not get it. it is a hoax stock. tom: you nail it in the sense that this is the distinction between what the banks traditionally have done versus, as lisa mentioned, the stuff we saw with hertz. lisa, i have never seen anything 400%, 500%. up let's ignore the conventional equity distribution process and do something original. lisa: when you talk about hertz, after it fired -- filed for bankruptcy, it thought, people are buying our stock let's sell more. analogoushat this is to that because they are going directly to retail investors and saying, why not buy more? tom: it is still up for the day as well. futures are up, green, green, green, maybe of the -- off the tesla news. the dol

far to struggles to deal with one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in the united states and that harken could impact a return of 2 nasa astronauts in the space x. dragon after a 2 month mission of the international space station will be clean to get home doug hurley and bob behnken are now strapped in their seats getting ready to go back to earth where they're due to land on sunday their landing location might have to be moved from the coast of pensacola in florida to the gulf of mexico because of the weather is landing is the last big test for the privately built rocket a unique partnership between billionaire musk says musk's space x. company and nasser and if it goes well could pave the way for passengers. just online 2 of the headlines before we go corona virus infection numbers in latin america have doubled over the past month mexico has eclipsed the u.k. with the 3rd highest number of deaths colombia has over 10000 deaths with the lock down very expected to stay in place throughout the month of august the government says it's also expecting the peak to be reached sometime this mon

it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a.s its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. >> good morning, everyone. the meeting will come to order. welcome to the thursday, january 16, meeting of the government audit and oversight committee. i'm gordon mar, the chair of the committee and joined by supervisor aaron peskin and supervisor matt haney. thank you to the committee's clerk and

she harkens back to a lot of what she has done so far during her tenure in the white house as first lady, her trip to africa, told stories about that. it was nice to hear a little bit more about what she has been doing also what she would do in a second term in that position. jillian: shannon: plenty of critics for michelle obama. anyone who gives a speech at one of these conventions will have some critics but that member tweet researching this out, quote, she still can't speak english. that is not going to help make the case for the left. >> not at all. i find it offensive. that is something i liked. as a democrat like the fact she is standing as an immigrant and has an accent and so many people do in this country because one of the problems we've seen in this country for decades is that judgment not just of the color of someone's skin as the first lady spoke about but also if somebody has an accent as we see in california all the time, somebody speak spanish, the assumption they are undocumented, not a legal immigrant. i thought immigration was strong, speaking on her experience as an

the names given to the waters that combine to form the hudson harken back to the first people who livedis great river of the mountains. the legs -- lakes and falls, the many streams. the early dutch farmers who first settled the valley came from flat country that held no secrets but the brooding catskills, their jagged which is obscured in mists sent their imaginations and quiver. legend, folklore, and writing tales abound even to this day. widening, thoughts and run southward through a great channel. here it becomes an ocean inlet. rivergonquins called it a that flows two ways. ♪ well the story of the hudson begins geographically in the adirondacks it begins in terms of people at the entrance to the great harbor of new york city, the very first impression most visitors have not only of the herself.ut of america ♪ in the spring of 1968 mrs. lyndon johnson turned back the pages of history with a trip to the hudson. it began with a dedication of the american museum of immigration has appropriately and the petal of the statue of liberty. she opened the doors using two pairs of scissors bro

so many of the words that he used are dog whistles and intentional and harkening back to a time where people used the rule of law to identify the neet to control black bodies. we should be clear about that. we should be consistent in ensuring communities have the support they in order to be veso well. that hasn't happened. that's a reason people are risking their lives to protest and demand we shift to a space t where our communities are safe protected.le, >> we'll go to louisville, kentucky, democratic caller. you're on the air. go ahead. joh >>. >> i wanted to agree with mr. ug johns.he r but i wanted to dissect to what happened with brooks. when they were handcuffing him,h he realized he may die. that man was fighting for his life.police o his adrenaline was pumping so hard because he was on the ground. the other one before he ran, he was a black man fighting for his life. so he was fighting with everything he could. when he ran, he realized he was running for his life. if you remember, everything was calm. so they wanted to handcuff him. it was fight or flight. he knew he had just

here in harken the hoping to rise to the challenge all the way through the 2nd wave of the demands on all of them will be great. let's talk about these increasing demands and now with our political correspondent thomas sparrow good morning to you thomas looking at these new infection rates and doing a little bit of math based on those numbers we just heard in our report germany is seeing upwards of 150 to 200 people a day going into intensive care for covert what kind of strain thomas is this putting on the country's health system. it is putting a very serious strain there's no doubt about that not only other general numbers going up and up the already mentioned those 18000 cases in the last 24 hours but also the number of active cases is going up and up and that is certainly a big challenge for health authorities here in this country the general statement that we have heard time and time again from german officials is that the public health system is not overwhelmed but that the speed in which the virus is spreading and those numbers that are constantly going up could seriously put a

. >> it harkens back to midwinter fair in 1894 when there was a big observation wheel. >> the city did have concerns. >> maybe we can mitigate the impacts. >> reporter: the members agreed on that and now maybe it can be reviewed. then there is the question of how long it will be sitting there. one of the people that love it decide it can stay. >> killing villains who say you have to turn this down. they put specifically in the approval of the project that it will not extend past next year. they will start building this thing in march. exactly one year later it goes away. that is part of the writing. sion for the park. >>> san francisco cracking down on empty storefronts for the red dots on the map % 12 the neighborhood zones to be commercial districts. these districts are additions to the 28 already in place. storefronts that remain empty for six months or longer will face a tax of $250 per linear foot the first year increasing to $500 in the second year. the scale is designed to encourage landlords to fill the spaces for pastor. residents can vote on the initiative in march. >>> a com

the name is given to the waters that combine to form the hudson harkened back to the first people who this great river of the mountains and falls of hanging sphere and the originating in calamity mountain and the many streams and stoney creek, wolf creek and the early dutch farmers who first settled the valley came from back country who held no secrets, but the catskills and the jagged regions often obscured and missed set their imaginations a quiver and legends, folklore and frightening tales abound even to this day. widening the russian southward through a glabl channel and here it becomes a long ocean inlet for 150 miles and the algonquins called it the river that flows two ways. while the story of the hudson begins geographically in the adirondacks, it begins in terms of people. at the entrance to the great harbor of new york city, the very first impression visitors have not only of the hudson, but of america herself. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the spring of 1968, mrs. lyndon johnson turned back the pages of american history in a trip through the hudson valley. her trip began with the dedicati

tropical storm e-zine is which is expected to hit in the coming hours it's forecast to be upgraded to harken strength before crashing into the states atlantic coast it may test the state's ability to handle a storm during the code 19 pandemic really all of florida's intensive care beds are already full. to get this close to as i ias this film was taken by a so-called hurricane hunter plane as it passed through the storm its mission to measure how intense the worst of it will be when it hits the u.s. already the skies have been docketing of the miami storm band sweeping across the city the center of the storm is due early on sunday. i feel that the public is really panicking. because it's a here again and we're in the middle of a pandemic. because they've been through enough already. complicating people's preparations for this storm but 19 there have been tens of thousands of cases in the suburban area near miami alone. in the state government has been trying to prepare emergency shelters for residents the challenge ensuring that in the back you ation doesn't create even more crime in the cas

a few weeks later during the trial itself, democratic senator tom harken object it to the use of the word "jurors" to describe senators to because the install to a narrow legal proceeding was to inappropriate according to senator hark '. so, look, mr. president, i respect our friends across the aisle. but it appears that one symptom of trump derangement sin tremendous is also a pad case of amnesia and no member of this body needs conde sent can argument on fairness from house democrats who rushed through the most unfair impeachment in modern history or lectures on impartiality from senator monday happily prejudged the case of president clinton and changed the standards to suit the political whims. anyone who in thes american history or understands the constitution knows a senator's role in an impeachment trial is nothing, nothing like the job of jurors in the legal system. the very thing that make the senate the right forum to settle impeachment would disqualify all of news an ordinary trial. of us us would be disqualified in an order trial. like many americans, senators have paid gr

fox news this morning mind you would expect to see that come up at this law & order debate really harkens back to what we saw in the late 1960's and early 1970's. the other thing that i think is so important is the reaction to the powell speech. as you mentioned, and i don't underplay it, andrew bailey at 9:00. what is fascinating if you don't have the media assembled at jackson hole to ask tough questions. lisa: and there are many of them, such as, what more tools tos the fed have to deploy make an implement rates lower? -- make unemployment rates lower? at this point, what can they do to increase inflation? tom: that's a really sophisticated question, and we have 12 seconds to answer it. [laughter] lisa: go ahead. tom: what i want to do here, let's look at ellen's and their right -- at ellen's and -- at now, aentner right wonderful quote here. solidified anow more dovish path compared with previous recoveries in which an outcome based approach now inflation first before raising rates, rather than simply forecasting it to rise. david stubbs of jp morgan will try to translate. classic deb

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i've heard a lot of your guests talk about 1968 and this does harken back to 1968.ari you were born in 1964, what do you know about it? tom brokaw wrote a great book called it boom, 1968. orangeburg massacre, my father was shot, three others were killed. 28 others shot along with my father on the campus of south carolina state university. also had assassination of dr. king april 4th of '68 and assassination of robert kennedy. combined with uprisings from soldiers coming back home in vietnam, this is reminiscent of this year. i want people to understand we're only one generation away. trauma that many people, black folk, are displaying in the streets right now is real trauma, perpetual sense of grieving that you're seeing, underlying cause. i'm a son of the civil rights movement and i love brother cornell west, but my father and i are sharing too many of the same experiences. i'm 35, buried a good friend worshipping in church with others. he had emmitt till, i have tamir rice and breianna and george an ahmaud. i want to take the statements further. lot of white folk

if the goalis t makegreat again ways if we harken back what great america once was, i think in perfecte what the protesters are asking for. when streets are safen area communities feel cared for, there are more jobs and prosperity oprosper ity on the streets and what the president and protesters have wanted. enand the protesters may agree on more than what they think. >> thank you all. pause it there. when we come back, the coronavirus where it's been and where it's going. (vo) since our beginning, our business has been people. and their financial well-being. it's evident in good times, with decisions focused on the long-term. and crucial when circumstances become difficult. that continued emphasis on people - our advisors, associates, clients and communities gives us purpose, strength and a way forward. today. and always. 16. (laughter) how many pints of iced tea are left in the pitcher? times... ten... so, wait... (errhhhhh) do you want to show us the continents on the... no. it is not going good. my mom is getting stressed out. (speaks hebrew) momma's tired. i, i'm, like... woooo...

but they're on a clock in the hall the top stories here on harken sally had swept ashore on the u.s. gulf coast bringing the threat of record flooding the country to storm has already cut power to hundreds of thousands of homes and those for some people to evacuate has this update from mobile and out about to take a look if we can get your cardio in you know as i talk about the way you're going to go but it's the. hope that the fire now or that's going to pick up as well and they're going to get we're going to feel now for the next several hours something most grouping of them is going to really just kind of lingering for all the growth and employment and the river that's just rushing flow through an aerial really from when you get up through the florida panhandle different than the rain of water is going to be the most serious if you were going to be from storm birgitte their ears are forward. the white house has approved oregon's disaster declaration make it possible to access federal funds several wildfires continue to burn out of control in the western states hundreds of homes ha

another richer thompson -- you can see the difference in the little lines, black and white lines, harkens back to the wooden graving era. i'm trying to mimic that. you will see the rendering is really done with water color. he lets the paint render the shapes. here is a paul ryan i did for politico. addict cheney and a car row. both pictures up there. this wall gets a lot of attention when i come into the bar and sitting around. usually as when people leave the bar will stop. because maybe it's by the door so he gets a lot of attention. here is the shameless self promotion thing i did for politico. one of our reporters did a piece about odd couples and washington. people you would not expect to find saying, getting a drink at a bar. of course, this is when i started doing stuff with the hay adams. this is mitch mcconnell and manual and i situated them in this bar. this was back when iran was chief of staff at the white house for obama. i was far too nice to mitch mcconnell on this one but sometimes that happens,. then here is the biden, also one of my -- a couple more richer thompson's, o

it turns out that our economy now is beginning to be driven by societal changes that actually harkensay the 1950s. overall homeownership has skyrocketed to almost 68%. that is the highest since third quarter of 2008 that is driven by single-family home demand. they all don't have white picket fences but the single family homes continue to have meteoric rise. autonation and lithium motors, both auto dealerships had the best quarters ever. the only thing holding them back, not enough supply to meet demand. movements as well as do it yourself investing, greater independence in in country. sense of wanting freedom. long time viewers of the show know that big money has been made on these trends but the question is, what happens next? how does it change this country? joining me to discuss, policy director, independent women forum hadley heath manning. hadley, you think of the '60s, everybody had a car with a house with a white picket fence. four years ago president trump was controversial saying let's get back to that but feels like we're getting back to that anyway? >> it is very typical

harkening back to -- he spoke of lincoln and also of some of the founding fathers in his writing. he really saw himself as an extension of the early roots of american history? >> defining -- the important movers and shakers in america history as radicals. he would point back to jesus, to socrates, to thomas jefferson, to john brown, wendell phillips, history moves forward with people who start out with an idea that is deeply unpopular but is the next step for moral evolution. >> we have a hoosier for our next call. welcome to the conversation. >> caller: thanks for having the conversation. it's a great surprise to see on television tonight. would you be able to comment on debs' relationship with the industrial workers of the world and with the general strike in seattle? >> lisa phillips? >> the iww was a clearly industrial movement. it was juxtaposed against the american federation of labor which was a crafts skills-based workers union. so it was a movement among working class of people. and it's boundaries not as nationalistic and it sought to work with workers and other countrie

harken delta now a category 2 storm has made landfall in the u.s. state of louisiana it's expected to bring you strong winds rain and life threatening storm surge it is the latest in a series of strong hearkens to strike the northern gulf this year as the headlines not see belling cut truth in a post truth world by. sometimes we use the phrase accidental journalists for somebody who happens to be there when the plane goes down and takes the photograph. but this is different because it's not accidental it's intentional and they are increasingly important category of the public and people in professions that touch on this work should just get used to their existence. still now except here after my left. i got to go i have a lot seem to fall from the one that are. best. of what we are thinking. in the home along. for belling cats. could be barely get the car to go over the whole set of about you all but doctors from a home of a. collection of. over the next in any ways in. my old called me to confuse you with come over at all and other special. special

harkening back mr. mason to your opening statement about the bill of rights and it's important to you, we have a question from emma. and asks, can you discuss the similarities between these differences between the constitution in the virginia declaration of rights and why or how any changes were made from the first document to the second? >> i thank you for the opportunity to answer this first as a primary author of that virginia declaration of rights. i have a great many thoughts, although i think it should be eliminated that ultimately it was passed by the committee. the committee as is our custom was over charged with useless members. yet we see a document coming out with such a flawed collection of men to be great in its manner, not perfect, but great. the 16 articles ultimately ratified in june, 1776 prior even to our declaration of independence,. here in virginia we declare that all men are born free, and independent of some sort of natural rights, namely the enjoyment of life, and liberty, with t

sometimes you find a moment that harkens back to what we need to do and that did it for me. it represents everything we are fighting for here. we don't want such a devastating personal loss to become more common as the ravages of climate change rise each year. we want a greater commitment to fight for all of our children's future. this will take many tools and hard efforts. unless we act, here's a truth i need to share with my fellow washingtonians. even with the tremendous work we have done together we will still fall 30% short of our 2035 statutory retirement we put in law if we don't continue our clean transportation efforts. while we've made progress, we still haven't addressed the nearly half of our emissions from the transportation center. this is a huge hole in our mutual efforts. there is an extremely effective tool available for us to reduce transportation emissions. that's the clean fuel standard. we need what the rest of the west coast has already built, a clean fuel standard that calls upon the oil and gas industries to give washington consumers cleaner fuels. le

and he can start by not sending divisive tweets that are meant to harken to the segregationist past of our country, and he can start by doing that right now. we certainly urge him to do that. we, as mayor bottoms has just said, we have systematic issues in our country to address. and it's going to take us at every level. federal and local. it's going to take community and government to heal the hurt that people are feeling. so what you see in cities across our nation, what we saw last night, people who are angry and people who are hurting, and some not doing it in ways that are helpful to our cause, but we still have to acknowledge that hurt and that anger. >> mayor bowser, this is happening during a pandemic. you just started a phase-one reopening in d.c. on friday. i'm curious, are you concerned that the police won't be respected when they try to enforce social distancing rules right now? >> i'm concerned that we have mass gatherings in our streets when we just lifted a stay-at-home order and what that could mean for spikes in our coronavirus cases later. in fact, i'm so concerned ab

know the harken so most in this protection treaties is to provide protection against expropriation. the difficulty however when we talk about indirect expropriation is to draw the line between expropriation on the one and legitimate governmental measures on the other . and there is no easy way to draw these lines and make this distinction. so of course one could say that the protection that in the west was enjoy under the treaty is influence how and walked the state regulates. doesn't matter if a parliament has adopted a role in the most democratic way. it can still violate international big ations that the state has undertaken in the international treaty. or it is for each individual state to decide whether or not they want to sign such treaties germany is trying to do just arbitration is tricks to fukushima disaster. to create a narrative that would excuse its wrongdoing. you can put a few monnet but the bottom line here is that the international and the government this dispute. legally germany cannot challenge the ratified treaty. but the swedish giant failed to meet its obligati

it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a.has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so.a. test. test. test. test captions. test captions. test captions. >> thank you. [roll call]

i encourage you through these debates to harken not to the a natural voice which tells you the people of america, knit together as they are by so many courts of affection, cannot be members of the same family. cannot be the mutual guardians of their mutual happiness. cannot be children of one flourishing empire. hard not to the voice which tells you this system is a novelty in the political world. that it has no place in the wildest of conjecture's, the rashest of intense. no, instead ladies and gentlemen, i invite you over the course of this discourse to bring your mind. bring your curiosity. together as a singular people, we may yet find a proper course for america. >> thank you, mr. harris. >> mr. madison, i must say that in law school they taught me that you were a soft spoken and ineffectual speaker. i see that you now give delighted that characterization. >> well, sir, you should see my riding. >> [laughs] mr. mason. >> please? >> gentlemen, mr. harris, mr. madison, people of virginia, people of america. i do not disagree with mr. madison. the endeavor of this last year and a ha

i want to harken back to the immigration issue. the bill he is talking about is a bill i sponsored in congress. we could not get it passed because of partisans like nancy pelosi who wanted to include sanctuary cities and funding for them that put our communities at risk. he supports that. i want the viewers to know that i would not support those bills, but we did have similar legislation. as you will learn through the debate, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. most of my bills, anthony has introduced on the floor. i appreciate that. let me start off by saying i am going to have to do some live fact checking. i have voted as a member of the assembly and in congress against sanctuary cities. she has all of these endorsements. why did she lose last time? she is not a representative. here's what we have to talk about. what a to talk about tragic situation it is with the murder of george floyd and breonna taylor. we can all condemn those acts of police brutality. we have to make sure we have accountability within our police de

i think people harken back to when tesla went public and they're like maybe i've got a shot at the next one, which may or may not be true we've had trevor milton on three times now if i'm not mistaken, at least twice i'm sure he can amplify or explain what's going on. i'll say this, if this was apple that did something like this, something like this meaning announcing a secondary on friday in july after the markets close, i'd say that's not very cool that's exactly the term of using. it's not very cool it might be fine it might be a huge buying opportunity. but the people out there that are probably long on the stock are looking at this and saying, you know what, i feel like i just got rooked. that's why people get so infuriated when they see things like this. the timing stinks in my opinion. >> should investors think there's something nefarious going on because this comes on a friday after the markets close or did we sort of know about it because the registration was filed and so it was a possibility at that point on >> right i think to give the benefit of the doubt, right, registratio

michael: it really harkens back, especially when you look at the one component of the high-yield markete energy sector, it reminds me of the severe price drops that we saw in the fourth quarter of 2008. high-yield market down over 8% since february 12. the rest of the market is pricing in something that we have not seen since maybe august or september of 2011, with the s&p downgrade of the u.s. government bonds. really just a severe move. there are some silver lining positives. liquidity has been reasonable. it doesn't feel like there are a lot of forced longs, unwinds of credit or high-yield in general. but to your point, this is something that is truly very special, and not in a good way. jonathan: not in a good way at all. we should also point out the comparison to 2008 when we think about absolute levels. we are 10, 11, 12, 13 percentage points away from where we were. as you look into the market, do you see the dislocations you want to take advantage of, or is the price action still too brutal to get in and make some trades, put something back on the books? michael: we think there

and he always harkened back to the tara hoerre haute of his yod invoked it in terms of theships developed in old terre haute. he said even courybody could as to doing something in your good, but everybody had a chance to inspire to improve their lives and that is what he held in the most regard in terms of his up bringing. >> and you see that he was interested in politics from what it looked like an early age. he made bid for clerk and also made a successful bid for the indiana legislature on the democratic ticket. his early roots then were in two party system. you can talk about that? >> i can say a little bit which is to say that he ran on democratic party ticket when he believed that he could form a relationship between multiple groups of people, whether groups, whether they be business owners, workers. he believed in the party system in that regard. it wasn't until later in the 1880s, 1890s that he felt like the party system through the democrats and republicans weren't working for the best interests of all the time combined. >> when he sought the white house, what was his intention?

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it harkens back to supporting local. polk street doesn't look like anywhere u.s.a. it has its own businesses and personality. we have clothing stores to gallerys, to personal service stores, where you can get your hsus repaired, luggage repaired. there's a music studio across the street. it's raily a diverse and unique offering on this really great street. i think san franciscans should shop local as much as they can because they can discover things that they may not be familiar with. again, the marketplace is changing, and, you know, you look at a screen, and you click a mouse, and you order something, and it shows up, but to have a tangible experience, to be able to come in to taste things, to see things, to smell things, all those things, it's very important that you do so. >> now it is time to introduce our two emcees, our two little elves, sam and jess. where are you? >> hi, everyone. >> don't you all look great. we are so excited to be here. >> we are so excited. it is my very first tree lighting ever. >> we are from the north pole

now parts of florida under harken watches desirous moves up the caribbean heading for the east coast of the united states and the harken is currently lashing the southeastern part of the bahamas and the turks and caicos islands could hit florida on friday the heavy rain is expected and there are warnings of flash floods has already under the rain flooding power outages and price rica. going for a walk on a bridge in thailand means that you will see lots of loads of rubbish much of the washed out waste is plastic including fishing nets instead of dumping them overboard fishermen to be given the chance to make money by recycling them and help fight the coronavirus to the story. many of thailand's beaches are not the idyllic white sand slices of paradise sold to tourists instead littered with rubbish much of it coming from those who rely on the ocean for income and food thinking small fishing boats always sponsible for a lot of the garbage but large fishing vessels also do a lot into the ocean because of a lack of a proper waste management system tourists also done a lot of trust on the

grandfather in me about this boy who represents why we're here today and sometimes you find a moment that harkensack what we need to do. that moment did for me. picture that boy represent everything where fighting here today. we don't want such a devastating personal loss to become more common as the ravages of climate change rise each year. the science has shown we have to act more quickly and with greater commitment. that's why we need to fight for all our children's future. this will take many tools and hard efforts. because unless we act, here's the truth that i need to share with you, even with the tremendous work we have done together, we will still fall 30% short of our 2035 statutory requirement that we put in law if we don't continue our clean transportation efforts. because while we've made progress, we still haven't addressed the nearly half of our emissions that come from the transportation sector. this is this is a huge hole in r mutual efforts. there is an extremely effective tool available to us to reduce transportation emissions, and that's the clean fuel standard. we need what th