he hung in there and stayed principal. >> harris: anthony scaramucci. >> anthony: can we get a shot of the shoes before i leave? >> harris: by the way, welcome back from italy. for more now on the president signaling he may revoke bruce ohr's security clearance, let's bring in at former doj official and senior legal fellow. he heard my conversation with anthony scaramucci just now about bruce ohr and what's going on with security clearance. by the way, why does he still have one? 's before he was removed from his post as the associate deputy attorney general when all of this started surfacing. here's the thing to keep in mind with bruce ohr. he violated the conflict of interest rules and regulations. if you can't be involved in a case in which you are a family member has a financial interest. the financial interest here was that his wife was being paid by the company that put together the steel dossier, and yet he was then getting that political opposition research and funneling it to the fbi to help convince them to start a federal investigation. that is such a basic violation to the

she put her dreams on hold to raise anthony.she's living her best life as his sassy sidekick and scorekeeper on their game show "to tell the truth." >> okay, mama, which of tonight's celebrities look the most gullible the you. >> sherri shepherd. >> what is it about anthony and mama doris that just makes us all, number one bust our side, but just laugh and be happy? those two together. >> she'll say anything, like there's no delay button. and there's no, i guess ethics is not come into mama doris' room. >> anthony told me once that he doesn't have a middle name. is that true? >> yeah, what's so [ bleep ] strange about that? >> she's definitely not one to mince words, but even doris can't deny anthony made some amazing things happen for her. like the time she got to meet oprah. >> mama oprah wants to take a picture with you. will you -- everybody in the first three rows was mad as hell. and honey, i got a giant poster size. >> anthony does good things for your birthday, didn't you guys go on a trip and he took you? >> yeah, he to

anthony: i hope not.hey are thinking about ways to bridge the gaps because it's the policy of the united states, a right or wrong decision as oh peetsed to left or right. last night i was looking at the details information of the hanoi hilton to really understand the 5 1/2 year struggle john mccain had. i encourage people to look at that. in addition to other things he's a role model of perseverance at a time and trial when he didn't know if he was going to get out alive. he came out with an unbelievable sense of optimism and love of country. never disavowed the war or the mission. when i had my rough moments in life i think about him and what he struggled with. he's a force of optimism and his life which will be remembered forever in america. he's one of those types of senators. he'll be somebody we look to for years to come now. howie: i think that experience did set him apart in many ways. five years ago in battle of a filibuster he called ted cruz and rand paul whacko birds. he enjoyed the media micro

jane: anthony zurcher, thanks for joining me. anthony: my pleasure.jane: yes, it will be interesting to see where moderates go when confronted with such a contrast in their candidates. quick look of the day's other news. argentina's government has unexpectedly asked for the early release of a $50 billion loan from the international monetary fund. an economic crisis has led to rampant inflation, and the argentine peso has lost 40% ofth its valu year. in a televised address, president macri said quicker access to the funds would eliminate uncertainty and restore market confidence. thinbody of senator john mc has arrived at the arizona state capitol, where he will lie in state. thousands of people are expected to pay their respects. five days of memorl tributes in phoenix and washington have been organized for senator mccain, who died saturday at the age of 81. reign minister has met with trump administration officials to discuss the north americ after the u.s. and mexico agreed on a new trade deal president trumpth gave an ultimatum t canadian governmen

davis asked anthony to do the same. >> my cheeks were really red.eally nervous because everyone will see i have bad handwriting. >> reporter: anthony will now be able to look at his 10-year-old autograph whenever he wants. chris davis and the as decided to give him the game worn jersey and they had another idea. >> in weekend we're going to auction off another jersey from the players weekend to raise money to make a wish oig. ju . >> reporter: the special experience comes at a good time for anthony, he started sixth grade at a new middle school. >> school is just school. but i have really nice teacher. >> reporter: after surgery and chemotherapy, anthony is cancer free, but kids who don't know often ask him about his scars. he tells them what happened, but now they would rather hear about how he met chris davis and what he plans to do with that new jersey. >> first i would hug it. and then i would hang it up on my wall forever. with this one. >> reporter: mindy bach, abc 7 sports. >>> that is great. >> that is his autograph on davis' jersey. >> so c

we're going to start there with mark anthony neal.se e when you heard aretha franklin is dead. for me, i wasubt saddened. it was the end of an era in many ways, for myself personally, aretha franklin literally did to -- defined my childhood. i don't know a world without aretha being there. i was introduced to her at a young age by my mother who was an aretha franklin stand, for lack of a better way to describe it. was first to hear aretha franklin live on the apollo stage when it was five years old when she did t that legendary one-week stand in 1971. amy: i said aretha franklin is dead, and maybe in body she is, but of course this music, her talent, this giant will continue to live on. farah jasmine griffin, you first heard that aretha franklin was in hospice care. >> yes, i heard from a dear friend that she was in hospice. it had not yet been announced. then within 24 hours, the news was all over social media. amy: talk about what she has met to you. >> oh, my goodness. like mark, i can't remember a time when i did not hear her voic

para elsa ortiz fue un tormento que su hijo anthony pasara su cumpleaÑos sÓlos en un albergue en texas. elsa ortiz dice que se siente la mujer mÁs feliz del mundo. >>> estoy feliz >>> anthony llegÓ a su noveno cumpleaÑos en el refugio donde estaba en texas y la comunidad lo recibiÓ con un acto religioso en agradecimiento a dios y su madre elsa con una piÑata de su hÉroe favorito. elsa ha recibido ayuda de la comunidad y algo que le deja atrÁs el dolor. elsa dice que ahora buscarÁ la ayuda necesaria para superar esta dolorosa separaciÓn. >>> venÍa con bastantes pesadillas, temores no sÉ. la verdad solamente Él sabe lo que viviÓ en este lugar. >>> por su parte anthony dice que tiene un pensamiento en claro >>> nunca mÁs me quiero separar de mi mamÁ >>> a pesar de su presente lleno de felicidad anthony no olvida a los niÑos que se quedaron en el refugio. >>> que puedan estar pronto con su mamÁ >>> y por supuesto para que fuera una fiesta completa de cumpleaÑos despuÉs de la piÑata a no podÍa faltar el pastel >>> elsa iy anthony estÁn junto y recuperar el tiempo perdida una condiciÓn que t

anthony: we will have to see.p has been tweeting about the media, his portrayal in the media, his thin skin on this. he sees this as a possible advantage to press. he likes to go on the attack against the media because it everyone talks about the coverage of him. it is a winning issue in his mind. laura: anthony zurcher, thank you for joining th. in germanysands of people have attended an anti-immigration protest organized by far-right grof s in the townemnitz. violent clashes between them and anti-fascist supporters took place over the weekend after two migrants were arrested for allegedly stabbing a german man to death. the b's jenny hill is in chemnitz with this report. jenny: it is not what angela merkel wanted, extremists on the streets, nazi slogans in the air. they shout "lying press." this city is caught between grief and anger. this is where a german man was fatally stabbed by, it is believed, a syrian and iraqi man in a street fight over the weekend. peven theolice admit they have been overwhelmed by the

davis asked anthony to do the same. >> my cheeks were really red. it makes me really happy and nervous. everybody is going to see my bad handwriting. >> reporter: anthony will be able to look at his 10-year-old autograph whenever he wants. chris davis' and the as decided to give him the game worn jersey and they had another idea. >> we're going to auction off another jersey from the players weekend to raise money for make a wish. a great thing this chris is doing. >> reporter: the experience experience comes at a good time for anthony. he started sixth grade at a new middle school. >> middle school is just school. but i really have nice teachers. >> reporter: after enduring surgery and a year of chemotherapy, anthony is cancer free. but kids at his school who don't know often ask him about his scars. he what happened. but now they would rather hear about how he met chris davis and what he plans to do with that new jersey. >> first i would hug it. and then i would hang it up on my wall forever with this one. >> reporter: in oakland, mindi bach, abc 7

anthony: i hope not.because it's the policy of the united states, a right or wrong decision as oh peetsed to left or right. last night i was looking at the details information of the hanoi hilton to really understand the 5 1/2 year struggle john mccain had. i encourage people to look at that. in addition to other things he's a role model of perseverance at a time and trial when he didn't know if he was going to get out alive. he came out with an unbelievable sense of optimism and love of country. never disavowed the war or the mission. when i had my rough moments in life i think about him and what he struggled with. he's a force of optimism and his life which will be remembered forever in america. he's one of those types of senators. he'll be somebody we look to for years to come now. howie: i think that experience did set him apart in many ways. five years ago in battle of a filibuster he called ted cruz and rand paul whacko birds. he enjoyed the media microphone. let's talk about president trump who you

anthony, thank you so much for being with us this morning. i believe you are in michigan this morning, halfway across the country. you were connected to the trump campaign during the time that rick gates and paul manafort were there. they are now involved in this trial. what were your impressions of them at the time? >> well, you know, i knew rick probably better than paul because we worked a i long side of each other everyday. i would say in paul's case he was always very good to me. he is very well organized guy. if you remember going back into that time frame, the big concern for the campaign at that time was the president was winning primary after primary but was there going to be some sort of revolt at the convention? and would he lose delegates in some kind of legal rig ma roll at the convention. paul was an expert in that and he was brought in to help us with that. when corey left, candidate trump then mr. trump elevated paul to the campaign manager. >> sure. >> but i didn't -- listen, a lot of the stuff they're talking about having re

anthony. anthony. anthony. hold on. anthony, we are concerned about all people here on this show. the chicago murder rate is high. it's higher than new york. it's higher than los angeles. it has to change. i think we all want that. we differ on how to get there, but we all want it to chaung. we don't want people pulled over unnecessarily. we don't want people's constitutional rights violated. sometimes the police will pull someone over and it will be fair. i understand that happens, and it's terrible. if you can save lives this weekend and every weekend this summer and beyond with smarter policing, smarter community involvement, may be president trump can offer some solutions with other faith-based leaders, that's a good thing. i think we all have to get out of our corners and come together and get back to basics in all parts of the country where we are having problems. whether it's opioids, chicago, burlington, vermont, where they have a huge drug trade. we have to get together as a country and solve it. otherwise we're going to keep losing americans unnecessarily. anthony. >> ye

maybe we will turn to anthony for that. how he think the findings in this report can empower inclusion outside of government and inside of government? for allowingk you me to be here. i was at the department of labor veteran deployment training service, not the v.a.. i just wanted to state that. i think it is about awareness. all we talk about making strides with diversity and inclusion, we are talking about changing the culture. what we find going on in many facets in our country, and around the world, people are changing the narrative. the narrative used to be the only a select group could decide what our foreign policy was, or what our national security strategy was. we have men and women from all backgrounds saying, no, that is not the case. you are aware of the truman national security process -- project overseas and puts together a training call and bridging the gap with discrimination and stereotyping in national security. one of the things that we looked just be -- because anyone could say i want to improve diversit

. >> asÍ es felicidad, ayer fue e primero viviÓ la desilusion de enterarse que anthony regresarÍa hastaregresaba a guatemala ayer mismo. >> asÍ fue el reencuentro entre elsa y anthony despuÉs de tres meses de estar separados. >> estoy muy agradecida con dios me he sorprendido con un gran milagro el cual no me esperaba hoy porque pues solamente era su dÍa de corte. >> anthony estuvo ayer ante un juez y el gobierno de estados unidos habÍa desestimado su deportaciÓn, sin embargo, sus abogados lograron una custodia especial para que el niÑo viajara inmediato a madre. >> ahora lo tengo en mis brazos, ahora pude abrazarlo despuÉs de tres meses, pude decirle todo lo que yo sentÍa y todo lo que vivi en estos tres meses estando sin Él ¿verdad?. >> elsa fue muy activa para reclamar a su hijo, hizo un plantÓn frente a la embajada de estados unidos en guatemala y otro frente al hotel en que se hospedÓ la secretaria de seguridad nacional kristen nielsen en su visita a guatemala. >> fue muy difÍcil, la verdad derramÉ lÁgrimas a morir cuando me dijeron que no iba a poder venir hoy pero a la misma vez

. >> anthony slocum did. >> i was really happy. if you watch -- like if you go on the as game and look at all of it, you'll see me can cheering with my hands up. >> that's anthony's autograph on the back of davis's jersey. he net player and asked davis to sign the jersey. davis asked anthony to do the same thing. >> my cheeks were really red. i was happy but nervous. everyone will see my bad handwriting. >> reporter: khris davis and the as decided to give him the game worn jersey. >> we're going to auction off another jersey from the players weekend to raise money for make a wish. >> it comes at a good time for anthony. he started sixth great at a new middle school. >> i really have nice teachers. >> after ep do you remembering surgery and a year of chemotherapy he's cancer free. kids often ask him about his scars. he tells them what happened. now they'd rather hear about how he met khris davis. >> first, i would hug it and then i would hang it on my wall forever. >> authentically sweet, right? >> wonderful. >> a homeless man who s

anthony unfortunately we are not able to get dave back on the line so we're going to leave it here but thank you for your time anthony rogers right a political activist and i just want to mention again dave perkins a conservative talk radio host was also with us this evening thank you so much rob more news after this short break.

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anthony: trade is a wildcard and i think you do.m our perspective, we have been procyclical and progrowth. that means looking at things like consumer discretionary with momentum that is their right now. that continues -- there right now. that continues as long as you see that trade tariffs not affecting global growth. it changes if tariffs start to a road profit margins. then trade changes. then, you will have to look at more insulated companies and sectors from global growth. you have to look at things like telecom and other things more insulated. companies that focus on services, there would be -- they would be better areas. romaine: talk to me about the broader market. we were bumping against the january highs earlier in the week which faded. are we in a market now where it is not about what the broader market does and about what the individual sectors does -- sectors do instead? anthony: they tell when we have seen over the past five weeks has been this trend about earnings. we have seennd over the past five weeks has been this

anthony? >> thank you. thank you. we're going to kind of -- not exactly read this but there is a lot to talk about with 1968 and hopefully we'll get to most of it. i took a song lyric that you'll probably most of you know, a quote from "a street fighting man" by the rolling stones, "what can a poor boy do except sing for a rock 'n' roll band in sleepy london town there's just no place for a street fighting man." jagger wrote those lyrics after attending a vietnam protest in london. in which the protesters were kind of pushed away from the american embassy by chicago standards, rather polite london cops. nonetheless, they did have batons and were using them. but jagger complained to the events' organizers that the protesters should have fought back. they should not have yielded. the song was banned by the bbc and jagger sent the lyrics to british underground magazine called "the black dwarf." it was run by a guy tarik ali, who was sort of a major london political activist. he gave them permission to reprint them. the s

here to talk about this is anthony scaramucci and joe lockhart. let's get this out of the way first. joe, are journalists the enemy of the american people? >> no. that shouldn't be hard to say from the podium. >> anthony? are journalists the enemy? >> i've said that consistently they are not the enemy. when you use the word enemy that means you're at war with people. i've asked the president and i've said to people in the administration to end the war declaration against the media. >> we might disagree on some other issues but i'm glad all three can agree about the rhetoric. why do you think the president is falling back to this enemy rhetoric and using it more often? do you see a strategy behind it? >> he's upset because if you look at the harvard study and other studies, the bias there is about 90% against the president. he's a counter puncher. i think it's the wrong strategy. what ends up happening is you're uniting people against you that you don't need to unite. if you really understand the first amendment and you understand the hits historic

anthony signed khris davis's jersey. wouldn't you know davis crushed a home run.aid he was thinking of anthony slocum the whole time and wanted to bring a smile to his face. >> it's a lucky jersey. >> so cool. >> maybe he'll give it to the kid. >> maybe the kid will sign his name on khris davis's jersey every game this season. >> thanks for inning us here at 11:00. have a great wednesday. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- amy poehler, harland williams,

a huge battle in washington over replace supreme court justice anthony kennedy. - this will be a battle - it will be one of the most contentious political battles in decades. - okay, i'm sorry, but like, what battle are we talking about here? i understand these guys are trying to drum up ratings, but it's not true. republicans control the senate. okay? the democrats have no power and no way to stop them from confirming trump's supreme court pick. like, the media's hyping this up like it's a heavyweight fight. but this is more like a fight between floyd mayweather and a baby. you know? it's like, "and in the blue corner, "weighing in at seven pounds "and cranky after missing his nap, it's timmy!" dsh! [crying] [hip-hop music] ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ when out with friends, or a better version of it. just ask dos equis, the beer abraham lincoln kept under his hat. abe lincoln: who wants a hat beer? [laughter] dos equis. keep it interesante. ♪ music ♪laying ♪ ♪ designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging t

a huge battle in washington over replace supreme court justice anthony kennedy. - this will be a battleall. - it will be one of the most contentious political battles in decades. - okay, i'm sorry, but like, what battle are we talking about here? i understand these guys are trying to drum up ratings, but it's not true. republicans control the senate. okay? the democrats have no power and no way to stop them from confirming trump's supreme court pick. like, the media's hyping this up like it's a heavyweight fight. but this is more like a fight between floyd mayweather and a baby. you know? it's like, "and in the blue corner, "weighing in at seven pounds "and cranky after missing his nap, it's timmy!" dsh! [crying] [hip-hop music] [hip-hop music] - i'm sorry, we're gonna win even more. ♪ - the two leaders seemed to have an instant rapport the minute kim jong un made history by becoming the first north korean leader to step foot in the south. in a brief diplomatic dance, he invited president moon to cross the military demarcation line back into the north. - now, it may look funny, but we j

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to anthony oreo is the c.e.o. and founder of the central and jacks and the co-founder of a theory anthony walk thanks for having me on the history of decline january third two thousand and nine the protocol was launched by twenty eleven you had individuals in different countries got the message and they become the pillars of those countries the titans of those countries in this space and part of that first wave of ten or fifteen adopters who really defined the space and i think it's fair to say that when he talked canada anthony diorio is big going canada and you have a very. esteemed place in this community that's really remarkable and when people say that you are the co-founder of a theory and use many people claim to be called the founder but there are you actually are a co-founder of it there and you were here in toronto with the taluk and just kind of walk us through how that all happened sure so i in two thousand and twelve. changed my life right away i've been a technology guy all my life and i put together

>> i want to talk to you about anthony scare -- scaramucci.nt to really get under trump's skin then cut off his oxygen giving him so much attention. i disagree where he said omarosa helped this president with garnering voting from the african-american community. that's not true. she has no credibility when it comes to the african-american community. she has no credibility. >> the military parade is off. trump says he is saving you from paying too much. what is the truth behind the parap parade? the final closing argument of the week, next. for just $59... ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dna test... you can get a new taste of your heritage. only $59- our site's lowest price ever. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything...

. >>> informe de la oficina de prci que los trabajadores no monitorea un el caso de anthony Ávalos.ormó el ajuste de supervisores, que en este caso es distinto al de pequeño gabriel fernández que murió torturado por su madre y no vio el 2013, debido a que el 2012 los trabajadores sociales recibieron la última queja de anthony y su caso no era monitoreado cuando fallecio. >>> hubieron 18 llamadas anteriores. >>> la oficina de protección a s pa reducir el número de casos, así como mejorar la colaboración de la policía y el departamento de niños y familia. >>> la verdadera debilidad aquí compartir información entre la policía y tractores sociales, debido a varias reglas. por medio de que los trabajadores sociales audibles irán a la madre de Ávalos. uno de estos reportes de por abuso sexual y, al menos 12 trabajadores sociales visitaron el hogar. >>> ella sabía que iban a llevar, limpia su casa y su mamá la ayuda. >>> informe revela que luego ningún tipo de reportes de anthony hubo 18 meses antes de su muerte. >>> un informe de un gran jurado afirma que realizar medio millón de páginas

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to anthony oreo is the c.e.o. and founder of the central and jacks and the co-founder of a theory anthony walker thanks for having me on the history of decline january third two thousand and nine the protocol was launched by twenty eleven you had individuals in different countries got the message and they become the pillars of those countries the titans of those countries in this space and part of that first wave of ten or fifteen adopters who really defined the space and i think it's fair to say that when he talked canada anthony diorio is big going canada and you have a very. esteemed place in this community that's really remarkable and when people say that you are the co-founder of a theory and use many people claim to be called the founder of a theory but you actually are a co-founder of it there and you were here in toronto with the taluk and just kind of walk us through how that all happened sure so i in two thousand and twelve. changed my life right away i've been a technology guy all my life and i put toge

that is anthony searcher from washington, standing up to him.e a radio show aboutjohn mccain, the arizona in senator, the presidential candour that who has died at the age of 81. —— candidate. lets bring back ron christie, lets bring back the events of 2008 when john mccain chose sarah pailin to be his running mate. was that a mistake? because as anthony were saying, that was almost a precursor to the donald trump era. picking up some that he regretted? —— do you think. and it was a mistake at the time. subsequently to that, he said that he would have liked to have made a different joyce durra nt that he would have liked to have made a differentjoyce durrant that you need to understand the political climate here it in the united states in 2008, and what we were dealing with others so many wars. —— made a different choice. but you need. he wa nted different choice. but you need. he wanted to try to be different and shake up the system. he wanted to really u pset shake up the system. he wanted to really upset the apple cart, and governor pailin re

es que lo tiene con ella. >> ahora lo tengo en mis brazo, lo pude abrazar. >> abuelos y padres de anthony2 meses y despuÉs llegÓ la noticia que deseaba >>> me cayÓ la noticia que sÍ, hoy venÍa. piÑata y r paranthonyr una el pequeÑo cumpliÓ aÑos la semana pasada mientras permanecÍa en el refugio de houston ahora la familia le prepara su fiesta de cumpleaÑos y solamente aÑoran olvidar el tiempo que estuvieron separados. >> tambiÉn volviÓ la alegrÍa a la casa de una familia latina de nueva york, el padre que habÍa sido detenido por ice el mes pasado fue liberado bajo fianza el tormento del mexicano alfredo flores comenzÓ cuando el autobÚs que viajaba hacia seattle se desviÓ hacia canadÁ y al rehÉn trar le pidieron documentos lo mÁs duro fue pensar que iba a dejar desamparados a su esposa y sus tres hijos pequeÑos. >> pues en el lado en donde estoy es un poco peligroso en el estado es peligroso siempre me ponÍa a p si no regresaba porque hay mucha delincuencia. >> me da miedo en decir voy a regresar y quÉ pasarÁ con mi futuro >>> alfredo ya habÍa sido detenido hace 10 aÑos por agentes fronter

. >> reporter: anthony slocum certainly did. >> i was like really happy. -- if you go on the a's game and look at all the crowds, you'll see me cheering with my hands up. >> the boy met his favorite player before the game as part of a group from the make-a-wish foundation. he asked davis to sign his jersey. davis asked him to do the same. >> my cheeks were really red. everybody will see my bad handwriting. >> reporter: anthony will now be able to look at his 10-year-old autograph whenever he wants. khris davis and the a's gave him the game-worn engineersjersey. >> we'll auction off another jersey to raise money for make a wish. >> reporter: the special experience comes at a good time for anthony. he started sixth grade at a new middle school. >> i have really nice teachers. >> reporter: after enduring surgery and a year of chemotherapy, anthony is cancer-free. but kids at his school who don't know often ask him about his scars. he tells them what happened but now they would rather hear about how he met chrkhris davis ad wh he plans to do with that any inju

for ll turn it anthony that. how did you think the findings empower eport can inclusion outside of government and inside government? for anks you very much allowing me to be here. because we are on the record i as at the department of labor and veterans employment not at v.a. so i want to state that for record. it is about awareness. when we talk about making with diversity and inclusion, we are talking about changing the culture. what we finds going on now in any facets in our country and around the world people are changing the narrative. only a select group could decide foreign policy or national security strategy. women from all backgrounds saying that's not the case. truman re aware at national security project oversee and implemented and put ogether a training call bridging the gap tackling bias, discrimination and stereotype in national security. ne of the things we look at is - anyone can say i want to improve diversity and inclusion but we take a close look at the neurological and part starting with the

she writes, anthony bourdain was a man of great pereputation as a beloved public figure to protect. argento accuses bennett who has yet to comment of taking advantage of them both for financial gain. the negotiation took place soon after argento publicly accused harvey weinstein of rape last year a charge the movie mogul denies. >> i met one extraordinary woman with an extraordinary and painful story, who introduced me to a lot of other women with extraordinary stories and suddenly it was personal. >> reporter: the tv star took his own life in june. up until then, argento had been .of >> if we stop this conversation we're really doomed. the one chance i've had in my lifetime to advance the whole human species. >> reporter: tonight, she finds the tables turned, the denials in the face of accusation are now coming from her. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up, a terrifying explosion at a coffee shop caught on camera. we'll be right back. >>> tonight, dramatic images of a frightening blast that decide to coffee shop. one customer and two employees were seriously injured w

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man, you bake a mean cookie, anthony. >> i know. people really know if they are getting something made with love. >> aww >> you know, you can't fool people. they know if you are taking shortcuts here and there. they can eat something and tell the care that went into it. they get what they expect. >> uh-huh. >> system development and things like that. >> sounds so technical. >> i'm an engineer. >> that's right, that's right. cookies are so good, drove all other thoughts out of my head. thank you for taking time out it talk to us about what you do and the love with which you do it. we appreciate your time here on quick bites. i hope you've enjoyed our delicious tale of defendant 93 and dessert. as for me, my search is over. those reviews did not lie. in fact, i'm thinking of one of my very own. some things you just have it experience for yourself. to learn more about anthony's cookies, visit him on the web at anthoniescookies.com. if you want to watch some of our other episodes at sfquickbites/tumbler.com. se job. >> my name is heathe

anthony? >> all right. president bermejo, i've consulted with policy and communications sector, with the two suggested amendments. so besides those proposed amendments by commissioner wald, we propose, on page 2, line 18, after the word grease, to start a new whereas that says, whereas fluorinated chemicals are extremely persistent in the environment, leach into the environment and into food. the second -- the second proposal, commissioner wald, would be to, on page 3, after the final whereas, before the resolved, to add one additional whereas clause, whereas efforts to work with the disability community have resulted in kpemss for people with disabilities and medical needs and allows people one year to prepare for the ban, therefore be it resolved. okay. that's resolved. okay. that's ibe it resolved. okay. that's it? okay. so the other amendments are, just to go through them all, on page 2, line 15, remove the word marine, and after the word plastics, add the in the marine environments. the other is on pag

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anthony: it may take a longer time.e over how high the fed will go with its policy rate. what is priced in is that they will raise it one point. the market will have to decide like it did, is this where it ends? 2004, the market decided it would end in the 4's. it decided in 2006, it would -- where the to dollar goes relative to the euro will depend on the debate that occurs next year as to whether or not that what is priced in today is enough. please push back, or if you agree, agree. christian: where i disagree is i do not think there is a neutral rate for the euro area. for the u.s.,me, which is 1% or above 1%. that, i do not see. what i can see is that the ecb starts hiking rates next year, growth souls in the u.s., the fed cuts rates, and the ecb -- growth slows in the u.s., the fed cuts rates. guy: how is it credible that we have a single currency zone when you've got extraordinary stimulus? the euro area has stuck together through hefty crises. fall or no means not herbal next downturn. to the- not vulnerable nex

anthony will perhaps speak to its role today. >> thank you. nothing new here but there's a lot to talk about with 1968. hopefully we will get to most of it. i took a song lyric probably most of you know, a quote from "street fighting man" by the rolling stones. "what can a poor boy do except sing for a rock 'n roll band... just no place for street fighting man." after attending a vietnam protest in london, jagger wrote this. americans were pushed away from the american embassy. by chicago standards they did have batons and were using them. jagger complained protesters should have fought back. they should not have yielded. the song was banned by the bbc and jagger became sort of a major london political activist. he gave them permission to reprint. the song captures the mood, kind of like the beatles song revolution which came out in 1968, also. london was kind of agonizing over what the role of the beatles and musicians should be at the time. there's the famous line, "you talk about destruction, don't you know you can count me out." lennon say

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to anthony oreo is the c.e.o. and founder of the central and jacks and the co-founder of a theory anthony walk thanks for having me the history of decline. january third two thousand and nine the protocol was launched by twenty eleven you had individuals in different countries got the message and they become the pillars of those countries the titans of those countries in the space and part of that first wave of ten or fifteen adopters who really defined the space and i think it's fair to say that when he talked canada anthony diorio is big going canada and you have a very. esteemed place in this community that's really remarkable and when people say that you are the co-founder of a theory and use many people claim to be called the founder of a theory but you actually are a co-founder of it there and you were here in toronto with metallic and just kind of walk us through how that all happened sure so i in two thousand and twelve. changed my life right away i've been a technology guy all my life and i put together a