i'm melanie anton-gordon. i have two children that represent gateway high school and middle school and i'm a p.a.c. member. >> i'm amy anderson. i'm metis. and member of the p.a.c. and i have a child who attends george washington high school. >> thank you, again, for having us here for our annual report. i wanted to take a moment to represent or show you who represents on the cover of the program. so on the bottom, we have lucien, pit river. and donovan, dene nation. to the right of him, the lacoda nation. and tanu, blackfoot nation of montana. going to the next page. >> the indian education program supports the unique educational and culturally related academic needs of american-indian and alaska native students as it connects to their social and emotional well-being in the san francisco unified school district. the center is at sanchez elementary school. >> a little bit of american-indian education history for you. in 1879, the first indian school named carlisle indian school was created. at this time, india

. >> reporter: her teacher and partner, anton bilozorov, is only 26.says she inspires him and his other students to keep moving. >> when i have another student to practice in dance, and then, "oh, i'm old." look, don't tell me. i have a student who is 99, and she never tell me that she's old. >> reporter: born in french india, to you modeled and acted with roles including the golden idol in the 1940 remake of "the thief of baghdad." she also taught yoga, sidelined only briefly by injuries. >> i've had three hip replacements. >> glor: #. >> reporter: how do you keep dancing after having had three hip replacements? >> because i'm the boss. >> reporter: as she and anton practiced on a recent weekend in hartsdale, new york, her friends filed in for a surprise. >> the "guinness" world record has decided to award you with the title for the oldest female competitive dancer. >> reporter: and it isn't even to you's first world record. five years ago "guinness" named her the oldest yoga teacher. she still holds seven classes a week for newcomers like me, and lon

eventually the friend lost interest in hacking, but anton's interest only grew.e registered an account with the russian hacking firm where people -- with a russian hacking forum where people discuss cyber security news. this forum had several different levels and you get access to different levels by demonstrating your programming knowledge. anton got to know several other young hackers and within a few years it would become the best cyber security specialists in russia while others would begin getting money illegally. some people would end in american prisons. [indiscernible] he told me that the hackers hide from police in safehouses across the country. he told that he knows about a few cases when police arrested and took the suspects away. this is not your business. one of the russian cyber thattigators told me once ,fter the end of the cold war espionage did not end in russia. in russia there is an intelligence force whose job is to extract information. it is not a secret that the most effective way to do this is technology. in his opinion, hackers can be --tr

. >> her teacher and partner, anton is only 26.nspires him and his other students to keep moving. ♪ >> when i have another students practice in dance, and then, i am old. i'm look, don't tell me the i have a student who is 99. she never tells me she is old. >> born in india, she modeled and acted. and the golden idol in the 1940 remake of the thief of baghdad. she also taught yoga, side lined briefly by injuries. >> i have had three hip replacements. >> how do you keep dancing after three hip replacements? >> because i'm the best. >> as she and anton practiced in hartsdale new york, her friend filed in for a surprise. >> the world record has decided to award you with the title for the oldest female competitive dancer. >> it isn't even tao's first world record. >> five years ago, guinness named her the oldest yoga teacher. still hold seven classes a week for newcomers look me. and long time students. >> she has shown me that you just, you got to try. >> where do you get all of this energy? >> the breath of life. the breath of life i

moscow hosting the first meet of twenty eight the most spectacular john in the men's if that came from anton questionnaire the ballot will see the athlete pulled off the stunning foot to take first place and move up the second in the overall gold cup rankings in the women's event colleen mcness effort was just as impressive and it was enough to give the delighted american press first ever think three and a world cup. the dakar rally got underway in peru as five hundred forty cars trucks and motorcycles lined up for the world's top off road race fans turned out in force in la. for the start it was the first stage in peru for five years after leaving the capital racers faced a real challenge two hundred forty two kilometers through mostly desert terrain after the first stage defending champion sam sunderland was leading the motorcycles while two time winner nasser alitalia helpful in the car division for more stages to come true before the race moves on to bolivia. now it's undergone seven long years of restoration but finally istanbul's historic st stephen's church has reopened its doors the

anton delta a smile to see arrived at coole today and for good reason the luck six informant was previously charged with a one thousand five hundred euro fine and suspended prison sentence for stealing private legal documents but today the. arguments have been heard but they can say she considers that the appeal courts misinterpreted the european court of human rights jurisprudence and this is what we want to demonstrate by going to say she said this is a victory. but she's former colleague rafael was not saying that the court decided that the nature of the documents hell a divulge the press did not qualify as relevant information status and rejected his appeal. because course we will keep going until we reach the european coolers and as this is where the case is going we could say that everything is going to plan and. in two thousand and fourteen luxembourg's decision to prosecute was met with widespread public outrage with many showing up to support him in court today the luxe leaks sparks parliamentary inquiries across the wild and helped shape major reforms in the way multinational comp

chief of staff anton macarthur. franklin is back with us. >> and jeanette hoffman here, good to see you. >> politically speaking, is this a governor circumventing the legislative process and where the people were critical of barack obama? >> i hope it's not. we've heard from leaders of the governor's own party that they don't want recreational marijuana. let's look at what other states have done. with medical marijuana most people agree with the common sense approach. what the governor did i hope when he studies it he consults with public health officials. >> this will take in account recovery experts. it's too important to keep around and do some half-baked study. >> politicians and favor this play the race card. they talk about the high numbers of black and hispanic people in prison and greater sentences than suburban white kids. they said the opposite was true. >> are there some concerns, absolutely. but were taken those statistics to apply to this law. this law deals with generating revenue to the state. if you

. >> reporter: anton works at the university of michigan where they conducted a poll on the vaccine. it shows most older adults want nursing homes to require flu shots for staff and the patients. this doctor says protecting the most vulnerable groups in these places is critical. >> they are the ones most likely to have complications including hospitalizations and deaths. you mostly worry about serious respiratory illness particularly pneumonia. >> reporter: the flu is ramping up across the country in 36 states are reporting widespread activity. the cdc says influenza a virus h3n2 dominate this season and h3n2 typically causes increased hospitalization and deaths in older adults and young children and in effective. >> there are some seasons where the vaccine isn't as good as others but it's important to get a vaccine each year. >> reporter: the doctor said if you haven't had your vaccine yet it's not too late. chris martinez, cbs news.>>> we are breaking low temperature records around the country and a lot of areas below zero temperatures and colder wind chills. look at these pictures

russian cosmonaut anton is riding a vacuum cleaner on the international space station. hear they put it to music. they have a vacuum onboard because it can get dusty up there. who new vacuuming could be part of an astronaut's job. >> that's our report. they do it all, right? >> i guess >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- zach galifianakis, from "the good doctor" antonia thomas. and music from tune-yards. and now, sure enough, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. that's very nice. hi, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] welcome. i'm jimmy. i'm the host. thank you for watching. thanks for coming. [ cheers and applause ] i hope you had a good weekend. i'm glad you're in a -- i tell you. i have a -- i had a relatively

the senate confirmed justice neil gorsuch to replace the late anton nin scalia on the supreme court.may, james comey, that lead to robert mueller to reason the investigation into russia's election met ling and possible collusion members of team trump. the investigation lead to the indictment of fommer trump campaign chairman paul man na for and the former campaign ad rick gates and the former national security advisor general michael flynn plead guilty lie though fbi but the contacts with the russian ambassador answered is now cooperating with the special council. also, in may, deadly terror take onary and ga gran day concert in england. 22 people killed. dozens more hurt. just one of several attacks against western countries through the the year. in june, a shooting at republican congressional baseball practice outside of d.c. the majority whip steve scalise the most seriously wound t. three months later, he gat standing ovation as he returned to congress. >> you have no idea how great this feels to be back here at work in the pom's house. [cheering and applauding] in july, the libe

russian cosmonaut anton is riding a vacuum cleaner on the international space station. as you can just hear they put it to music. they have a vacuum onboard because it can get dusty up there. who new vacuuming could be part of an astronaut's job. >> that's our report. they do it all, right? >> i guess so. right now jimmy kimmel. >> have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute." a song spaunz an internet challenge out of brazil. >> some people find this distasteful. >> why suddenly falling down certainly has people talking. >> i don't know, i have mixed feelings about this. >>> hard to tell there's something stuck beneath that underbrush and branches. see what's in there that's got to get out. >>> smooth sailing down the road but things are about to get a little bit shaky. >> the dangers of driving while tired. >> oh! >>> and punishment for a bad parker. >> this is her predicament. >> see if you can guess the karma rich outcome. >> send it to oli is right and everybody knows it dot-com. if you haven't heard of

in the capital madrid pet owners in georgia long lines outside the church of san anton to wait for the priest just sprinkle holy water on their mostly full footed friends. if used to be seen anthony was also celebrated in italy in let's say province residents of the small of pally in town of not only stage the annual full quarter of a festival of fire that has pagan pre-christian origins but is now held in honor of same yesterday the highlight is the lighting of the full camera. it's twenty five meters high and is billed as the biggest bonfire in the mediterranean region in the three days spectacle attracts up to fifty thousand visitors every year. we're going on the ground in our series ring two lights a day with visit the world's only light our museum it's based in the west in germantown off on a and showcases like objects and installations by with artists and the vaults of a form a brewery the prominent exhibition presents twelve works that is specially created for the space as a lot to discover on two thousand six hundred square meters at the center of international light art. what

miss out include russia's next generation of athletes and also more established asked like by athlete anton should pull in and speed skater victor on neither have ever tested positive for banned substances and the situation team russia is facing has received criticism from around the world. i'm against the fact that athletes my colleagues who if works for ages to participate in this huge forum would be punished as well in my opinion that's politics those who are involved must be punished but you cannot point a finger at the whole country i believe that some weren't involved but they are being tarred with the same brush. sport should not be used as a tool for politicians games should be a celebration for the sporting world and for the athletes who have worked so hard for this event and done nothing wrong sport should unite people with russia should be sanctioned if the allegations are proven as anyone should but there is no country that has never been guilty of doping the north americans in lecturing the rest of the world we haven't forgotten where lance armstrong came from open johnson of.

the flemish artist anton funday was employed at the english course he painted this portrait of charlesthe first's eldest children in sixteen thirty seven. the boy said to continue the family lineage is the focus of the composition. he stressed entirely in red. his mescaline it he and strength are emphasised by his subjugation of a huge dog. in sixteen fifty six the spanish court painted diego velazquez created a masterpiece entitled last many. the painting harbors many secrets. at its center the five year old in fun tell margaret to reason at the time of its painting the only child of king philip and his second wife. the portrait and the lines have maturity and suitability as a possible route to. the many notes her attendance of the children of eristic rats who serve the infanta as a sign of margaret's power she is surrounded by a launch entourage. one of her maids is handing her small pitcher of perfumed water to sweeten the air around her. a large dog normally an attribute assigned to underscores the infant has position of power. a young attendant provokes the master but it remains u

according to anton shkaplerov, people often asked him if he flew vacuum cleaners on the iss and he decidedovernment has announced a $48 million plan to help save the world's largest coral reef. the great barrier reef is in the coral sea off the north—eastern coast of queensland. it's being damaged by crown—of—thorns starfish and coral bleaching. scientists say this is caused by warmer ocean temperatures. the new money is to target starfish, soil erosion and water—pollution, but some campaigners say more action on climate change is what is needed. we spoke to nick heath, president of the australian marine conservation society and asked if he was satisfied with the plan. what we are seen from this government is at shutting down of all of the really good options that we would have had to tackle climate change and instead, they put this paltry amount of money on the table. let's not forget, the great barrier reef is the size of italy and 50% of the remaining coral cover of the reef has died in the last two years. the scale of this announcement, frankly, it's insulting to those of us who love t

we will be joined by michael anton but we will start the first speaker is roger kimball editor and publisher of new criterion and publisher of encounter books. it also responsible for all of this and other great things published by a counter and i for one like to draw your intention those that have been publishing for a while and numerous topics including molly hemingway -- hemingway with trump and the media. please start us out. >> thanks everyone for coming. i don't suppose any term is more confusion than populism. and in many ways for many people populism is the term. in those who are lack of precision because anything or anyone you don't like could be into and if you could deploy the word so what does populism mean? ninety-nine times out of 100 it means this policy. but not to be confused with the german philosopher to notice that the term racism had a similar all-purpose content free aura. so with populism the certain words accumulate with a positive association. and to be in a portfolio so for example two very different careers with democracy on one hand and populism on the other. that

anton delta a smile to see arrived at court today and for good reason the luck seeks informant was previously charged with a one thousand five hundred year a fine and suspended prison sentence for stealing private legal documents but today the. arguments have been heard but they can say she considers that the appeal courts misinterpreted the european court of human rights jurisprudence and this is what we want to demonstrate by going to say she said this is a victory. but she's former colleague rafael was not saying that the court decided that the nature of the documents tell a divulge the press did not qualify as relevant information status and rejected his appeal. we will keep going until we reach the european court and is this is where the case is going we could say that everything is going to plan and. in two thousand and fourteen luxembourg's decision to prosecute was met with widespread public outrage with many showing up to support him in court today the luxe leaks sparks parliamentary inquiries across the wild and helped shape major reforms to the way multinational companies are taxed

include some of russia's next generation of athletes and also more established stars like biathlete anton ship elin and speed skater victor on neither have ever been tested positive for banned substances and the situation the russian athletes are facing has received criticism from around the world sport's lawyer. says the i.o.c. is not following basic legal principles. mclaurin report was was based in the beginning especially on anonymous sources no documents not provide that icing the zs not fair now they're trying to back it up with intelligence you see it's already the proof that the report as it was used to discredit all athletes was not a proper report in the beginning timing is a little bit problematic because as you know the athletes will have very short period of time of trying to appeal or correct these decisions which are taken with a view to exclude everybody who has the slightest doubt on his record and that is not acceptable because normally if you have to go to a dumping proceeding in in in the normal sports world in the normal proceedings. and and. doping authority has to p

. >> arthel: anton tillis said he thinks it could be done. >> i think we can get a deal with democratsd republicans willing to recognize we need to solve the daca population and secure the boardin border. they don't need all the money up front but they need the authorities and baseline appropriations so we can say, we're going to secure the borders. >> eric: he said you don't have to shell out all the money, you could do it incrementally. what you think will happen? >> democrats will take the position they don't want to spend money that would be unusual for the party. to hear them say that, to be antithetical to their party. but they can play their cards. in this case it's president trump saying we put the deadline down, he says that he wants to save the dreamers i don't know where they'll go. >> to think it will get done? >> they have until march. it's not a lot of time but lindsey graham was on earlier in the year and he said we can do this at any point. i think republicans might have something up their sleeve. >> eric: they will be working on it. happy new year. >> arthel: a califor

will be joined by michael anton and we will start. our first speaker is roger kimball. he is the author of numerous fine works. he is also responsible for all of this and other great things being published by encounter and i would like to draw your attention to a broad number of things there publishing on numerous topics. roger, please start us out >> thank you everyone for coming. i don't suppose that any term has been more productive of confusion over the past couple years than populism. in many ways, it is a word in search of a definition. for many people, populism is like the term fascism according to george orwell. that is to say the rhetorical weapon is very lack of semantic precision is part of the attraction because anything or anyone you don't like can be the p and if you can deploy the f word and get it to stick. what does populism mean? i think it means little more than i don't really like this person or this policy. they will have noticed that the term racism has a similar all-purpose content free aura of malignancy but exploring that topic will take us furt

. >> in south philly, we walked with anton as he signed people up to vote in the philadelphia districtattorney's race. >> this will be the fist time voting. >> reporter: moore is no stranger to civic engagement. he spear headed union in the community. >> i watch everyday people say what can i do. >> since last year's presidential election, he's noticed more people eager to get involved. members of philadelphia's youth commission noticed too. >> what this election did was empower me even more to realize that everything that's happening, i have a voice in. >> reporter: the group formed the letters to leaders campaign. it lets teen write letters to elected officials including president trump. >> i think there's definitely a lot of incentive and a drive in our peers to really want to communicate with elected officials, but a lot of people don't know how. >>. >> reporter: the most recent numbers show of the volunteers in pennsylvania, 37% participate in groups and organizations. 5% of them focus on civic and political work. but not all approaches are the same. >> you know some things never

. >> anton says he and other astronauts are frequently asked if they fly around like this.says he hadn't tried it till now. the iss has a vacuum cleaner on board because it gets dusty, and the astronauts vacuum regularly. that would be much more fun down here on earth. >> weightlessness. (ominous music) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases, one near buffalo, new york, the other on the outskirts of london, england. in an online chat room for teens, a young marine and a hot blonde

we'll see a lot of rain through heyward, plez anton and san jose.ome showers will remain in the forecast for early afternoon, but mostly north of san francisco and then rain at times clearing by monday night into tuesday. your microclimate highs for tomorrow, a.m. showers expected. overall highs will be in the upper 50s. san jose, a high of 59. >> concord 57, sierra snow pack, expecting a good amount of snow. but this one that comes in overnight, not as much snow as we're looking forward to heading into wednesday and thursday with the arrival of an additional storm system. as far as rain totals, not very grandiose as you could see. we're expecting less than an inch in the north bay, and not even a tenth of an inch for san jose. for the next couple days, we'll see changes as we head into the workweek ahead. the bigger storm looks like it's going to come in on wednesday, and then next weekend, looking far out ahead, we'll see some high pressure dominating the forecast. so we still have to get through a couple storm systems this week. >> vianay, thank

brevity is the soul of wit and discussion afterwards, we will be joined by michael antone but we will start in our first is our first speaker is roger kimball, editor and publisher of the new criterion, president and publisher of counter books. the author of numerous fine works, great things being published by encounter and i would like to draw your attention to sites that have been publishing for a while on numerous topics including one by molly hemingway on trump and the media. roger, please start us out. >> thanks, everyone, for coming. i don't suppose any term has been more productive of confusion over the last couple years than populism. in many ways, it is a word in search of a definition. for many it is like the term fascism according to george orwell. that is to say the handy negative epithet, rhetorical weapon whose lack of semantic precision, promotes attraction because anyone or anything you don't like can be impugned if you can deploy the f word or the word and get it to stick. but what does populism mean? 99 times out of 100 it means little more -- i don't like this perso

anton.oe manchin was frustrated by nancy pelosi's comment of the president wants to make america white again. >> i'm not here to judge or criticize either one of them. >> melissa: that's what the panel is all about. >> let me say this. they represent two different extremes. you have senator manchin a swing state democrat in west virginia that has a certain constituency and miss pelosi from california who has a very far more progressive agenda and they are in two different bodies. the senate where the median is the saving grace for america and the house which there are two extremes the right or left. so again i think we should take these in the heat of the moment circumstances. >> melissa: good perspective. alex, a lot of people feel like there is too much heated rhetoric and it gives people talking points on both sides whether it's the thing you'll slam against or it's the talking point you'll take with you. but it doesn't help the negotiation. it seems like it just angers people and hurts t

vice president and former special assistant to the president mark lauder, and democratic strategist, anton seawright. good to have you both here. mark, the level of frustration, i don't know how you guys do it, i'm glad i live in new york city, not washington, d.c., it is frustrating enough watching this whole process but what is the chance we actually see some kind of a deal? is that out? are we getting a continuing resolution and daca will have to sit and wait? >> i think that is where it is headed. i don't think there is enough time left in the week to be able to get the deal done and get it through the processes, and let's remember here, 18 democrats in the senate voted for the continuing resolution back before christmas to keep the doors open on the government through this point. and so with a little bit of democratic cooperation we can continue to keep the doors open while both side continue reaching a deal on long-term issues. i also want to point out democrats when they were in the majority back in 2003, nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, half a dozen senate democrats and house democrat

it was the talk of the town in washington new york so big i talked to earlier was tom mccormick and anton looked at me which you still allowed to smoke in the office and large part because he ran the whole company. he looked at me and said you just in the secret of publishing which is that an editor is not just an editor. it has to be the associate publisher of all the books. he probably said his even though half of them were women. and i said that sounds great am i getting a raise? no, it means your responsibilities you neglected which you now to learn. those are the secret key to launching authors. we acquire books and bring them into the house and nurture them and edit them. but the thing that makes them connect is a vision for how to reach the audience. that is the spark we ignite. as i was thinking about the way to describe it the image that came to me, the things that happen to us as a little bit like a religious conversion. when we go home at night with the new manuscript, we made it follow love with it. we then have to do strange quick job of educating yourself about what we loved

paula anton is clinical nurse specialist. >> most of the patients that we have are chronically ill sowant them to receive the vaccine, we asked the staff in the hospital to receive the vaccine as well. >> reporter: poll also shows most older adults want nursing homes and other facilities to require flu shots for staff and patients. >> they are won that are most likely to have complications and including hospitalizations, as well as death. we mostly worry about serious respiratory illness and pneumonia. >> reporter: here's most recent numbers available locally in pennsylvania there are 6,221 confirmed cases, new jersey has just over 1300, and in delaware, there are 225 people with influenza. the actual numbers are probably higher because most people with the flu are not tested. the cdc says that the influenza a virus known as h3n 2 is dominating this season that typically causes increased hospitalizations and deaths in older adults and young children, and vaccines are lessee effective. >> there are some seasons where vaccine will not be as good as others but still so important to get v

pyongyang but there are some pretty big names left off of that list the biathlon olympic champion anton ship in the cross country while champions of and six time ellen pick short track champion victor have all been left off the russian olympic committee has called the decision on grounded and absurd since none of those athletes have been implicated in the doping scandal affecting the country russia is banned from competing as a team because of a systematic program of doping some of it athletes will be able to take part as neutrals. such a decision is not founded to upset think it up wasn't to us so we're waiting for the i.o.c. explanations of why our athletes who are the leaders not just in russia but worldwide didn't make it to their preliminary list as they participated in the competitions for this year and even know mckayla shifrin remains on top in the overall world cup rankings that us despite losing her lead in the giant slalom standings the american slid out on her first run in the latest event in italy it's from platts on tuesday that open the door to french women tests a wally

olympic short track speed skater will not be the only high profile russian absentee with biathlon anton sheeple and also missing out on the reigning champion and gold medalist in the team event at the sochi games has also not feel included in the i.o.c. he's off athletes. moving now to tennis and it's been a day of surprises a feel strange in open in melbourne disappointing news for fans of rafael nadal he is out he fought hard for over three hours against a modern chill it's been retired with a leg injury in the fifth and final set silage for his next play on seeded kyle. and now the brits stunned third seed grigor dimitrov in full sets to reach his first ever grand slam semifinal belgium's believes it massa is upset alina speak to alina off ukraine to also secure a final full but it's been a dream debut for the twenty two year old in melbourne and. you're watching news coming to you live from berlin and coming up ahead the need to move in reaches hundred days i'll ask our social media expert if the campaign against such sexual predators has made last thing change for women. a fresh th

want to point out something really quick from a wise man gone far too soon and that would be justice antonl ia. he argued and this is an important point that right now media companies, authors can basically operate with publish selacious material like this full of lies. maggie haberman at the new york types said there are several things in here not true that's from someone at the new york times but this author can rush to publication, with basically being guaranteed nothing will come of it because you have to prove malicious intent and justice scalia said it's unfair and allows the mainstream media to get away with telling lies so this is a good point to pause and say how is this man able to do this, publish what our statements without impunity. liz: still there's no proof of russia collusion anywhere right now, and by the way governor huckabee pointed out something interesting how the press sure has changed its tune about steve bannon. roll tape. >> it's disappointing in part because just a few days ago steve bannon was considered by the press to be unhinged, he's crazy, he's a wild man a

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anton oilfield rising for a third day.hinese markets, but a timely reminder that state protections stand ready to help out. let's get you the first word headlines with paul allen. >> jerome powell -- japan has posted solid export growth, closing out its best year for shipments since the financial crisis. 11.8%s jumped 9.3%, up for the full year, the best growth since 2010, the highest figure in nine years. the trade surplus was $3.3 billion. jerome powell has been confirmed as the next fed chairman to no one's surprise. the senate voted 85-12 to have him secede -- succeed janet yellen. as partirmation comes of broader leadership changes as the trump administration is candidates for vice chairman, while bill dudley quits in the coming months. thea has underlined importance of elon musk by granting him a $2.6 billion award that could make him $55 billion over a decade. tesla'sent is part of plans to become one of the ,iggest companies in the world perhaps making elon musk the riches person on earth in the process. the popula

. >> it's also in his own words, wreutden by himself, michael anton who is a member of the trump administration, he used to blog under a different name, and he wrote -- he's a senior national security adviser for the trump administration. he wrote rising immigration would doom the country in the long term, and the ceaseless importation of third world foreigners with no tradition or taste in liberty means -- isn't the issue here that republicans and conservatives, even apart from donald trump, their problem with immigration of noneuropeans is they fear these people will come in and vote for the other party so it's an idea of trying to rinse the population of people that they fear would be on the other side politically from them. >> joy, that's an absurd statement. >> it's what he wrote. >> i hate when people throw around the word racism. >> you don't think what i just read is racist? >> you just read a little statement that was probably taken out of context. >> it's in his blog. >> anything recently? you experienced it and it's not fair. >> every single person watching the show can google it. it

. >> anton, earlier, we were coming back to multiples on '18 numbers for these banks.or wells and jpm, is that a number you're comfortable with >> i mean, given that we haven't started to see the economic impact of the tax cut, we have only seen it in their forecast, i think long growth could be stronger and surprise to the upside the fed could be more aggressive if we see economic activity pick up i think there's upside i think there's still upside to the valuations here. 13 times is not excessive. you know, i do favor the regional banks because i think they get much more regulatory relief going forward >> and we see pnc a little weaker there i'm going to ask you about the difference between jpmorgan and wells fargo's quarters jpm shares up about 1%, wells fargo down about a half a percent. how would you describe the disappointment for wells >> on wells, mortgage was certainly not helpful to them, a bigger percentage for wells than it is for jpmorgan if you thing about expense guidance, i think it was disappointing. people are looking for more. they both have investor

among those banned are russia's winter sports stars and multiple unpick champions like by athlete anton should pull in and also the speed skater victor on both of never tested positive for banned substances in total the draft list will reduce the number of eligible athletes for the winter games by over one hundred the lympics in pyongyang would have been there first the final version of the list will be released by the i.o.c. on saturday but is already drawing much condemnation well a number of international fleets as well as national lim pick chiefs have criticised the guilty by association technique being needed by the i.o.c. bulgaria's federation says those found guilty must be punished but the measures taken against team russia are politically motivated one french biathlete also said he believes the finger is being unfairly pointed at the whole country we spoke exclusively to the swedish ice hockey player and discuss and the canadian coach scott mcpherson for their views on clean russian athletes being sidelined. i think it's awful i think russia would go with the best team because

. >> let's hear from anton, in rocky river, ohio, go ahead. >> hello, i want to give my perspective on this. the economical impact it had after the uprising. i'm not going to term it -- we did not trust black people, we did not trust white officers, and especially white male officers. because engagement with them was always violent. you see that today with kids. the psychological impact. it makes a whole neighborhood frightened. of the police. we never have a good nature or good will toward them. i think we started recognizing the look in ink's humanity, that's what i got to say. >> let's start with the economic forces going in? >> huge. there were a couple things, a lot of african-american businesses on hastings street, which gets wiped out. it's got a classic essay. marcia fill pot, her dad owned an iconic music store. joe's music shop. >> fantastic place, he ends up on 12th street, gets burned out. it killed him. you talk to marcia, she did a great essay about this, he drank himself to death. i think that story got repeated over and over and over again. >> i think that there's been

anton is here. you love the regional banks.ou have to be specific, but everybody beat this morning pretty much, didn't they >> for the most part all the numbers were just good enough i think that's all everybody's looking for because the forward guidance with taxes are just meaningful many companies are reporting double digits in earnings. the average regional bank paid 32% in federal taxes last year. >> that's going to come down - >> low 20s. >> 19%, 20%? >> yeah. >> they have loan growth people are concerned about? >> loan growth comes with a hot economy. if we can get a 4% gdp, maybe that shows up. there's going to be a push/pull because some people are using that extra income to pay off debt it bears watching. it also -- i'm sorry, it also bears watching about the reinvestment of that bank of new york yesterday in its release talked about reinvesting the savings. stock did not react well to that. >> i was going to get on that point. from an investor's perspective, you would want most of the windfalls to go back into dividen