at ariel. you know, we think long-term at ariel. as you know, our logo is a turtle. patience wins. i always remind myself, warren buffett always says last century, the dow started at 66 and ended at over 11,000. and we had two world wars, a great depression, presidents assassinated, it was an extraordinary 100 years, but the market always marches back. david: are you not worried that the u.s. government, for example, has $22 trillion of indebtedness, and we are adding $1.3 trillion a year? is that a concern or not so much? john: not so much. you know, right now, as you know, inflation is staying very much under control. interest rates are staying low, which means stocks are still undervalued in this environment. so we think that we always have a way of adapting to whatever challenges this country faces. in my confidence is really high that we will get through the problems that are in front of us. david: in recent years, the income inequality in the united states has become very evident. is there anything that you think governing policymakers can do to diminish the ve

our ariel fund has been around since 1986. it is 33 years old. it is number one in its category going back to that time. but the neat thing is we are one of those rare firms that has the 36-year record with the same portfolio manager in charge. i have been fishing in the same fishing pond of not only value stocks but small and midsize value stocks the entire timeframe. we have a great team of people who have been with me, some of them close to 30 years, some 20 years, some 15 years, so we are a team of grizzled veterans. we think we can replicate our performance in the future. david: what is your best single deal you can talk about? john: over time, one of the best companies we have bought was royal caribbean. we were able to buy that at the height of the financial crisis when people thought no one would cruise again. that stock has gone up 15 times. we still think it is an extraordinary bargain today. a favorite of ours, we find and think some of the media stocks that are really cheap, we are sort of optimistic madison square garden network will

ariel gold is national co-director of activist group code pink her organization is banned from israel in tel aviv gideon levy is columnist at ha'aretz newspaper welcome to the program fuller i'd like to start with you could you tell us the sequence of events when it comes to the decision to deny entry to receded to leave but we'll have no more because there's been a lot of back and forth about this when exactly was the decision made by prime minister netanyahu was only after donald trump tweeted that now infamous tweet. look it's impossible to really know what created the situation for the banning we know a few things we know that a couple of months ago i think even a month ago. israeli ambassador to the us said that they would not ban and tree of the 2 congresswoman to israel for respect for the congress as an act of respect for the congress and then we see a tweet from trump and then we will see the banning having said that i'm not sure that the treat from trump was the definitive factor i think in my opinion once anybody any normal person saw the actual itinerary the agenda for the

i said i would name my daughter ariel. i had the company first. david: to keep up with what is going on in the world, do you use computers? john: i actually don't. david: do you ever go on the internet? john: i do have internet on my phone but i have never actually had a computer or turned a computer on. david: you don't use emails? john: i don't. david: so do people send a pegida? ♪ david: how much are you managing now? john: $13.5 billion. david: you managed more before the great recessiondavid:, as was the case with many companies. how much money did you go down to? john: we got under $3 billion. david: do you think you should close up shop under $3 million after having 20's billion dollars? havingr $3 billion after $20 billion? john: not at all. one thing i learned from my father, we should always keep money saved for a rainy day. sir -- sure enough we have a hurricane of financial crisis. we saved enough capital to pay salaries and keep people in place during that tough time. it was an important part of our approach, the me bought our best st

ariel gold is national co-director of activist group code pink her organization is banned from israel in tel aviv gideon levy is a columnist at ha'aretz newspaper welcome to the program floor i'd like to start with you could you tell us the sequence of events when it comes to the decision to deny entry to receded to leave but we'll have no more because there's been a lot of back and forth about this when exactly was the decision made by prime minister netanyahu was only after donald trump tweeted that now infamous tweet. look it's impossible to really know what created the situation for the banning we know a few things we know that a couple of months ago i think even a month ago. israeli ambassador to the us round said that they would not ban and tree of the 2 congresswoman to israel for respect for the congress as an act of respect for the congress and then we see a tweet from trump and then we will see the banning having said that i'm not sure that the treat from trump was the definitive factor i think in my opinion once anybody any normal person saw the actual itinerary the agenda

and cool themselves every inch of space is used efficiently architect ariel sharon employed ideas he'd learned during his studies about how school indes out his architecture is tailored to the people and the surroundings the topography natural light and climate. this is not what the author said charles grassley up to this is more true of how well the old farmhouse already know this is modern architecture about those kids dressed up the. novelist who originally i shall know this design is part of battle house imagine if a research project and exhibition that celebrates the battle house school its legacy and its capacity for promoting trans cultural exchange the campus is seen as an architectural milestone. ready ready ready the buildings were kept as they were built and they still function. quite well and of course this is thanks to a very intelligent architecture what sharon the architect of the sky was learned from his teacher the bows and a smile is exactly this very serious almost scientific approach. crime of course but also to social issues. now house as lively open and global soc

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the elevator opened and ariel let you know just like in a movie when you meet the vampire and you know you're going to die and you don't care. to feel wanted to do with communicate what i felt through music for. the documentary hits cinemas this friday. right stuff. is celebrating the life and times of one of its most famous psalms the great man assaults artist pits a brutal brawl ugle. is the 450th anniversary of his death in 1569 that's being honored because no one is quite sure when he was born the whole of brussels is celebrating the man who painted every day scenes of ordinary life when most elvis were painting religious pictures or portraits. like a 1000000 puzzle pieces the paintings of peter breaux hope the elder are all about details with a multitude of motifs and characters with live stories and secrets of their own beyond brutal is the new exhibition at belgium's royal museum of fine arts here computer animations bring the artist's peasant studies to life as minute details are blown up taking visitors back to the 16th century when europe was engulfed in religious wars. in th

during the christmas and vietnamese new year holidays, they suspended ariel but environments and hopeg some response from hanoi. instead it learned of a tremendous movement of arms towards the south and a greatly increased flow of arms shipments. ♪ traffic in arms was identified as the work of hanoi. but north vietnam refused to admit publicly it was sending forces and armaments to commit acts of aggression and sabotage in the south. in january 1966, the united states urged the united nations presence in vietnam. the u.s. ambassador urged the security council to consider calling a conference to seek peace on the basis of the geneva accord. the united nations had no more but success than any other instrument in efforts to bring about peaceful negotiations. the problem was that hanoi feels the u.n. would dilute the power of the geneva agreement and he peaking rejected any you and presence in nationalist -- an u.n. presence in nationalist china. in honolulu in february, president johnson and his cabinet and advisors met the government leaders of south vietnam to go over common purposes,

we want to welcome part one more question tonight we're coming to are 7 going to have a remarkable arielle with the people running on dream longer the work that couldn't happen no palpable little now as we can. see millions sound echoing through the streets some flee. this is a defiant. undeterred by the fear of red. warnings for most ortiz in hong kong and beijing. just meters away like this a nightly news event if you. can't sneeze oprah for a movie soundtrack to get you behind. these protests of the new no less a day backdrop to life. and w.'s charlotte hill who filed that report joins us now from hong kong for the latest so charlotte some very disturbing pictures of the violent clashes last night was the situation right now in the city at the moment marianne you've got to protest going on concurrently they have been largely peaceful throughout the morning but the big concern here is that they could deviate from the law to drew take to the streets once again as we've seen happening to so many days now the concern both parties they might gather here this is the central government's liais

refused to say the word with drawl so there's also the question of who's really and power here is that ariel i'm or that baby. there is rumors that she wanted to step down but that beijing didn't want her to so the legitimacy of the government and her leadership is also in question what about the police in all of this are all of them are those have been heavily criticized by the protesters police tactics father cozen protests to spread. i would think so the police have been a big focus for the protesters they have focused on police violence to focus on the fact that a lot of police officers aren't wearing their badge numbers there have been a lot of arrests they are getting on the streets and there's even video of journalists getting protests so the balance is absolutely incited a lot of the anger there's been there's been a couple protests that have only focused on the police violence and didn't even mention the extradition bill so the police behavior and reaction definitely made it worse and what we're seeing now is that actually local residents who aren't even protesters per say they're t

went out on our car park one more class and come on we're coming to are going to have a remarkable arielle we still people running i don't dream i'm going to work that couldn't happen you know how come little girl now as we can. see many a sound echoing through the streets some flee others a defiant. undeterred by the fear of arrest warnings from a storage fees in hong kong and beijing and here. just meters away we find this a nightly news if they open as usual. jensen he's all grown up for his mother's soundtrack to the chief behind. these protests of the new no malice against the day by. dropped to life. and charlotte hill who filed that report joins us now from hong kong for the latest so charlotte some very disturbing pictures of the violent clashes last night was the situation right now in the city at the moment mary i've got to protest going on concurrently they have been largely peaceful throughout the morning but the big concern here is that they could deviate from the a lot of route take to the streets once again as we've seen happening to so many days now the concern both parties

energy efficient passive houses and coolum sounds every inch of space is used efficiently architect ariel sharon employed ideas he'd learned during his studies of the battle house school in desert his architecture is tailored to the people and the surroundings the topography natural light and climate. this is north more than all. he said sure healthy happy to see what you have while you're all for our house already know this is modern architecture about those kids dressed up because i was super junior i shall know this design is part of battle house imagine easter a research project and exhibition that celebrates the battle house school its legacy and its capacity for promoting trance cultural exchange the campus is seen as an architectural milestone. ready ready ready ready the buildings were kept as they were built and they still function. quite well and of course this is thanks to a very intelligent architecture what sharon the architect of this campus learned from his teacher the bows and the smile is exactly this very serious almost scientific approach. the private of course but also

. >> it climbs all the way to the top and he has got ariel skills of course. >> oh, hey, nice. >> wow a really cool video. if you want to see the entire thing including the behind the scenes as to how they pulled some of this stuff off, go to right this minute.com and click on tv show or check it out. >> i really love what alexis fleming did on her made you look channel. she is inspired to remake her look like a lot of youtuber's do but she was inspired by a 6-year-old. >> and we're going to be recreating the 6-year-old's art work. >> it's so cute. >> amazing. >> it's all going to be there. she wants to do more of these in the future to inspire kids to draw and paint. use body paint so your mom doesn't get mad at me. >> yes. >> she starts to paint her body and that's when you really see how good of an artist she is. she has to use two colors. first she uses a lighter blue, but then she goes with a darker blue to make it look as if it's crayon. and then she does the green as well but also a flower. >> okay. that's super cool. >> it is. if you notice the hair, the hair is the same color

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this is ariel, playing with her son carter. he's 2 years old. he can barely keep up with mom. he's twirling and flipping. boom. >> come on. you got nothing. >> yeah. >> mom has all the moves. this dad is doing it right. >> we featured henrich on the show before and we pick up where we left off with him. >> all right. >> twirling and flipping and dipping. >> nice. good work, bud. >> i remember seeing kids like this on the playground too and i would be, like, i'm going over to the slide. >> growing up, that ground was made of te >>s. nice. id y work?ract jumps in y it? >> yeah. usually i don't really think about fear. i think about committing but not committing too much. >> he watched a lot of x games. >> he's got strategy. >> that is the big takeaway from this? safety first? >> yes. >> tie your shoes. >>> a man seems to be browsing in the store and then pulls a really bold, stupid move. see why his sneaky move is no match for what the clerk is packing. >> you want to try me, homeboy? >> and making food in the back of a moving truck. >> it is carnage from the get go. >> what hap

bacteria put it into corn and eventually soy and cotton plants they said now we've got it you can ariel spray those crops with these toxic herbicides kill the waynes and the crops survive we have not done adequate testing i'm glad to say the issue is the chronic effects the long term and it's important. because people are chronically exposed so much so that irrespective of whether or not it accumulates they carry a load we know it's in the mother's milk whether or not it crosses in neutral to the placenta barrier i don't know but the issue is raised with the e.p.a. why did she look for the chronic effects of glad to see a constant exposure and they said because it never accumulates 1st of all accumulate means you keep building it up like money in the bank but it doesn't matter if it accumulates or not if you're exposed to it every day or everywhere. to grow g m o's what they're doing is they're just dumping copious amounts of poisons in chemicals on thousands and thousands of acres of these experimental crops extort schools sure ames waterways likely right into the ocean animals are get

this week a big story, a young lady named haley bailey was cast to play ariel in "the little mermaid.s played by a young lady that looks like ari. >> people always say ariel looks like me. >> and haley looks like us. so there are a lot of folks on the internet who are up in arms. how could they cast a black girl as a little mermaid, not realizing that the little mermaid is a fictional character, and it's based in the caribbean, whereby and large, you know. >> i don't mean to fact check you in this, but mermaids do have a color. it's sort of a grayish-blue. >> i don't know if that's true. >> they're like blueish. mermaids are like a sea creature. i think it's weird to import human skin color on to a mermaid in the first place. a mermaid is a different animal. >> a big issue is who created the mermaid? >> that's true. >> that's the bigger issue. >> and i know for a fact that the mermaid itself was created by a black man. >> yeah. so that adds a lot of substance to the story. that i guess there is a tone. >> i don't know that for a fact. >> let me put it like this. why does the mermaid g

. -- ariel vehicles.verything that is related to industrial automation. >> what is that word you are using? wakers? prof. wijesekera: yes, like in buses and trains and so on. wakers. >> do you teach any classes as well? prof. wijesekera: yes, i usually teach cybersecurity classes. this fall, i am going to teach a class on connected and automatic vehicles. we have a pretty good selection of graduate students and faculty that lift us update by day. so we are encouraged to do whatever we can to reach out and cybersecurity vulnerabilities and look at the new areas that are emerging and participate to the best extent we can. peter: you also have worked at the national institute of standards and technology. what is that, and what are you doing? prof. wijesekera: the national institute of standards and technology has a division for , it is a laboratory for cybersecurity. i work there as a visiting researcher, and most of my work there has been forensics. i have worked with a couple of research scientists there,

energy efficient passive houses and coolum sounds every inch of space is used efficiently architect arielsharon employed ideas he'd learned during his studies about how school in debt his architecture is tailored to the people and the surroundings the topography natural light and climate. this is north more than awkward said sure i'll just repeat could still go to a pod well if your old farmhouse already know this is more than open to about will you. rest with the most group can you. show me this design is part of bauhaus imagine eastham a research project and axe. bishan celebrates the bell house school its legacy and its capacity for promoting trans cultural exchange the campus is seen as an architectural milestone. ready ready ready the buildings were kept as they were built and they still function. quite well and of course this is thanks to a very intelligent architecture what sharon the architect of this campus learned from his teacher the bows and a smile is exactly this very serious almost scientific approach. tribe of course would also call social issues. house as lively open and

i see get on there if ariel dimension that is accessed through association is very important to me and in our communication with the audience we call them bus and i think that's purely one dimensional way of saying just one thing and everyone understands the same thing i find that boring. through it. it has to be something that speaks to each individual in a unique way. that touches something deep down and each person in the audience. but it has to be entirely free. of us with dance prize that's when the work becomes profound as it does when it touches on the mystery inside you. and that doesn't happen if you're simply telling a linear story. involves developed one of the most significant productions carper during her 5 year stint as courtis to director of berlin's shall be in a theater it's an exploration of anatomy that delves into every aspect of the human body. time and again the company conjures images that sear themselves into the viewer's memory like a nightmare. at the same time vault isn't afraid of venturing into more abstract territory in her piece from when she takes dance

yes i mean that if you went and by words and system they need a legal system stop their race today ariel actions and allowed. the us system to find a new majority just elision new government which leaves suddenly out right francisco bumgarner joining us tonight with the latest on the political situation in rome from just thank you. well after 14 days at sea the swedish climate change activist the have successfully crossed the atlantic in a 0 emissions sailboat you see your wife there she docked in lower manhattan in new york city in just the last hour with many turning out to greet her. i didn't get several trying some in the city next week rather refused to take a plane to reach new york due to the emissions that are flowing so she set off from plymouth in the united kingdom her journey across the atlantic interest in one slightly delayed due to rough weather conditions. he is standing by in new york city good afternoon to you she has arrived on drawing what sort of reception as she'd been getting i mean if she'd been treated somewhat like a rock store. brand yeah well the rain is comin

mean that if you went and by words and system shout they need a little system stop their race today ariel actions and allowed. the us system to find a new majority just abolition a new government which leaves 70 out. right verses go beyond a joining us tonight with the latest on the political situation in rome just go thank you. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world and thousands of palestinians have taken part in the funeral procession of 3 policemen killed in 2 bomb blasts in gaza city the hamas controlled interior ministry has declared a state of emergency there has been no claim of responsibility but the blasts were reminiscent of previous rounds of infighting between hamas and other islam as in mexico at least 23 people have been killed and 13 badly injured in an arson attack on a bar in the south eastern city of co what is the. local media have reported that shots were fired before the bar was torched with molotov cocktails now the country's president lopez obrador has blamed the fire we understand on organized crime. a spokesman for brazil'

saved due to the construction right down the block at -- he is in the new high-rise that has that ariel, 306 degree view of the city. and just knowing that literally, 99% of the people living there are very high and and to know we have a base in the bayview that is similar i will give access to people of all different income especially low income people to that type of aerial view of the city. it touches your heart that you guys out of that piece to that when you added the elevation piece, also is actually the on-site childcare. this community, very family oriented and seeing the design of having four bedroom apartments in there as well. no longer doing anything above two bedroom. i really want to take my hat out off to you i really make that work. because we do have sizable families in this community. >> i agree with all the commen comments. i think the design is very nice to get. >> i think it is my 22, at least in my pocket which shows the light coming in that is great. it is very warm and inviting area the of from the other one is stunning. nice job. i need a motion. >> i move that

we're not really sure how long he has we just know at most 2 years as time runs out the staff and arielecial what if we give be a big day out. and big day thursday full of car rides shopping the wound up with 2 bags of dog treats to dog chews and ice cream that cool wet and sprinkles we also have the cherry on top casey in its finding his forever home he lives like massages has been difficult it is always a big. what asked somebody to adopt a dog or cat. who knowingly has a lot of medical issues but she remains determined we want those 2 years to be in a home. so we really wanted to get story out there and to let people know how special he is. >>there's a cherry on top of the story bibi was adopted just over this past weekend. >>we have wild-card fever here in the bay area both teams still in contention for the second spot in their respective divisions a's just half a game back. and tonight oakland was showing off the powerful offense. that's kept them in this position after losing 2 straight this weekend to the giants a's hit the road to take on the royals in kansas city, a couple of g

in the meantime, san ramone police are going to fly their department's drone to get an ariel view ofhe device. this is the scene now at the crow canyon common shopping center. the shopping center itself has been evacuated and taped off, but the traffic continues, as you can see, around the shopping center. the police tell us they're looking into reports that a man got out of a vehicle in this parking lot and left what could be a pressure cooker with some wires sticking out of it. you may remember the boston marathon bomber used the mbs. so clearly there is cause for concern. we'll update you throughout this newscast and at noon and immediate updates on social media and ktvu.com. >>> the san francisco school board will reconsider the decision to destroy a controversial mural at washingtonhigh school. the alumni association says it supports the board staff's recommendation not to destroy the mural. the mural depicts george washington's wife and includes images of african-american slaves. after an activist, danny glover, grew up in san francisco and graduated from washington high and he

no different then ariel castro, who victimizes women and kept them in his house for 30 years. in cleveland. we don't know what the truth is behind all of this but let's hope there is some assets for these victims. >> gillian: kennedy made a good point about who knew and who could be potentially complicit in his suicide. it made me think of something else the law enforcers told me, which is that he put -- he or she, they put the onus more with the chief prison warden rather than the chief prison psychiatrist, even though it was the chief psychiatrist who recommended jeffrey be taken off of suicide watch. he said that in these kinds of cases the psychiatrist has more of an interest and worry very stake in the well-being of the individual, as opposed to the public good and the public interest in these cases. that really -- >> kennedy: but that combined effort, and the fact they may take -- they may survey his behavior, and his risk of status slightly differently, that's even more reason to make sure tt he is under constant surveillance. capri, you're absolutely right. it's about