if you care, coming in second, scottsdale, arizona, followed by madison, wisconsin arlington arlingtonia, random and important. good on you, arlington another win for virginia orwi ehae.very much for watching "wlddexcng i'll send it over to the "squawk" team. >>> good morning a big earnings alert quarterly report quartz from so cards are coming up. a lot of questions we'll dig through. >>> the united ceo taking a pay cut after several high-profile public relations disasters it's tuesday, april 24, 2018 "squawk box" begins now. ♪ ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc we are live from the flaz dnasdq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with andrew ross sorkin joe is off today filling in, we have kevin o'leary. he will be with us -- >> you should bring us some wonderful earnings, mr. wonderful. >> i love bringing wonderful earnings >> let's see >> eli lilly hitting on our show this morning we have a lot to come. let's check with the u.s. equity futures. already you see the dow looking

there who knows their mother or grandmother did work as a civilian for the army during the war at arlington hall. >>host: do have a website? >> guest: it is tee12.com contact the author button i love to hear from people. >>host: pensacola florida go ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. my mother worked in d.c. as a code secretary we never knew exactly where or anything is there a list or how do we find out if in fact that might have been her job? >> that is what all the women told their families they were secretaries. on my website there is a tab called resources i do have instructions there you can file a request civilian or military personnel it is all a matter of public record i had a researcher that i worked with her name is on the website you can do-it-yourself and you can file a request it is wonderful you can get the college transcript and background welty report on --dash and the loyalty report. >>host: alabama you are on booktv. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. >>host: please go ahead. >> caller: i do have a bit of history the army air force was using aerial surv

under arlington heights the court would consider that evidence to do that analysis of the sequence of events the court could take cognizance of the fact the legislature there may not have been doing anything at all and that could go to the purpose but here with a court ordered remedial plan with wholesale acceptance, congressional side and on the statehouse side they were not trying to pull a fast one on anyone there is no evidence that somehow they were trying to lock in those discriminatory districts that would like to reserve the remainder of my time. >> thank you counsel. >> mac mr. chief justice if it may please the court i do want to address the merits but to make a few points of jurisdiction way it is different from the other cases that may arise and those distinguishing factors. in this case was the districts court didn't want to say was thee current plan in place since 2012 they may not be used and there must be a remedy then there were only three gave -- three days for the state legislature. to allow a sovereign state to engage in the critical act deciding to reapportion. >>

air force, arlington cemetery, arlington, virginia. the chaplain: join me, please. gracious lord, when king david of old faced a seemingly insurmountable mountain of problems to solve, questions to answer, obstacles to overcome, he had a brief yet powerful prayer. hear my cry for help, my king and my god, for to you i pray. similarly, after our very first president and commander in chief took his very first oath of office, he must have felt the weight of the daunting task before him, so he went off script and offered a brief yet powerful prayer. so help me god. i can only begin to imagine the weight of care and the gravity of concern this body carries day after day, publicly and privately. with that in mind, before this session we pause to acknowledge our dependence upon you, o god, and we humbly echo that powerful sentiment with this brief prayer. help us, lord. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purp

steve hartman, "on the road," in arlington, texas. >> glor: oh, baby. that is awesome.e "cbs evening news" for this week. i'm jeff glor. the news continues now with tanya rivero on cbsn, streaming 24 hours a day. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned bys mayor couldn't be and abusive behavior ." oakland's mayor couldn t be more blunt: one person is to blame for the >>> one individual more than any, someone who has been nicknamed the donald trump of oakland. who is engaged in unethical and abusive behavior. >> oakland's mayor could not be more blunt, one person is to blame for the toxic environment at city hall. good evening i am elizabeth cook .>> i am alan martin. we are expecting president trump to make a statement in the next couple of minutes about syria.>> he says for days the united states has been preparing a military strike on the syrian government. the u.s. government and -- said the syrian government used chemical weapons to attack civilians in a rebel territory last weekend. >> the syrian president warned the united

there was an african-american unit at the army code-breaking compound in arlington, virginia, not far from where i live, and that was a secret unit that worked the codes and ciphers of the private sector. so then as now companies and banks encrypted their communications that were traveling over the airwaves s and we wanted the know if any of our companies or banks were doing business with hitler or mitsubishi or japanese companies. so there was a segregated african-american civilian army unit who was breaking codes to the private sector, so i'm so glad that caller asked. >> host: that's an untold story, isn't iting? >> uh-huh. i would have liked to have included, and i'm hoping maybe there's a family out there who knows their mother or grandmother did work at arlington hall during the war. >> host: do you have a web site where people can contact you? >> guest: yes, it's lizamundy.com, and there's a contact the author button, and i always love to hear from people. >> host: next call is danielle in p pensacola, florida. hi, danielle. >> caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. my mothe

arkansans who visit me in the capitol consistently tell me that arlington the highlight of their trip. that's not surprising to me because old guard soldiers set the standard for their dedication, their diligence, their devotion. the third infantry is one of the nation's -- is the nation's oldest active duty infantry unit and yet the reverence we feel for them goes beyond their mere length of service and to what they represent -- into what they represent: the dignity of freedom. the third infantry reactivated on orders of the secretary of the army. the ceremony was held just a few steps from here on the east plaza of the capitol. then the old guard immediately conducted another ceremony to present the flag of liberation to the president pro tempore of the senate and the speaker of the house. that flag had flown over this very capitol on pearl harbor day in 1941. then u.s. forces raised that flag over rome and berlin and tokyo after we had defeated the axis powers. finally the old guard led the army day parade from the capitol down constitution avenue where president truman sat in the

then in 2016 arlington announced you know, were running out of space. the wasps weren't real soldiers anyway so they won't be buried here. as recent as two years ago and i'm sorry if i forget the name it was in arizona comes with who again went to congress and said over time these were soldiers and again legislation was passed in 2016 signed by president obama and their status as a true full soldiers was restored yet again. >> absolutely just like these wonderful authors of said history does have [inaudible] today. when you read radium girls and the reason for the story is so wanting is because we see parallels time and again throughout history and the story happens hundred years ago but in fact you can see parallels and what happened in the tobacco industry for example. this isn't just the story of women getting second saying it was the radium that hurts us and everyone says well done for bringing this to attention. thank you so much. of course not in that is not what happened. radium industry there were hundreds of products and it was a terribly lucra

with the 2011 plan they could have combined that altogether so that 2011 findings under numerous arlington heights framework also want to talk about specific districts because what they had was a troubling pattern what this court saw the last cycle from texas in house district 105 in dallas latino voters were 19 vote shy from electing their candidate of choice in the district in the legislature in 2011 went to extreme lengths to protect anglo incumbent from being held from that latino population the legislature carved the precinct every anglo voter they could find to pack to protect that anglo incumbent so every latino and black voter was in that district. >> there is a difference between pulling out republicans and democrats so what shows protecting and incumbent? presumably the law would save you protects the incumbent if it's based on party lines that if you just use race what findings are there to show as opposed to incumbency based? >> based on the fact receipt was split you don't have political data at that level so when the legislature was drawing the lines, it was only grabbing the

steve hartman, on the road in arlington, texas.ing funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, april 17th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump's personal attorney suffers a legal blow, and a revelation in court has fox news host sean hannity making a public denial. >>> and no new sanctions. president trump rejects a plan to impose additional economic penalties against russia for now. >>> a "60 minutes" report on the safety record of allegiant air triggers a call for an investigation by federal lawmakers. >>> des linden wins the boston

then tomorrow they will hold a joint news conference, later in the day there will be a ceremony at arlington national cemetery and the state dinner at the white house. on wednesday the french president will address congress. >>> president trump's nominee for secretary of state, mike pompeo is facing serious opposition before the senate foreign relations committee which will vote today. on his confirmation. all of the democrats and one republican say they will oppose him. this morning president trump tweeted saying that hard to believe obstructionists may vote against mike pompeo for secretary of state. the president criticized democrats for not approving hundreds of other good people. mike pompeo can still be confirmed by the full senate when they vote later this week but it would be the first time in years a nominee for secretary of state did not receive the committee's endorsement. >>> ahead of president trump's meeting with kim jong-un north korea is making some concessions over its nuclear program. over the weekend north korean media announced the country would stop nuclear testing and l

she chose to be buried at arlington national cemetery beside her first husband jack. >> jackie kennedythe assassination of her husband and how by that courage she helped to pull the united states together as well as, i think, to pull together the world. >> but after bobby's death, she was feeling that her children were next. she said they are coming after ken dis, my children are targets. >> jackie kennedy's decision to pull her family out of the limelight certainly protected them. one of the unintended consequences was that when they got. older, there was a real fascination about them. >> ladies and gentlemen, meet george. >> in 1995 john jr. chooses his own route into politics. he launches a magazine that combines politics with celebrity culture. >> george, named after the first president, is designed to be the rolling stone of politics. >> he wanted to prove to himself through his own effort and work he could do something that would be considered successful on its own without having being given to him through his background, his name, et cetera. >> i don't think i have seen as many

. ♪ ♪ >> robert kennedy's body is taken by train on an eight-hour journey from new york to arlington his brother jack. >> my father organized the funeral train, and that was an incredible experience. 227 miles of people on both sides of the tracks with signs and -- it was just a very moving experience. >> i was on that train and just watching these people carrying the signs that said, "good-bye, bobby." nuns, priests, rabbis, you had hippies and soldiers. >> there's nobody that i can think of that could have drawn those numbers and that kind of diverse a population to say good-bye. >> ted was able to keep it together at the funeral, but the funeral train, with all of the thousands of people who met that train along its way, it was more than ted could bear. >> it marked a major change in ted's life. he had always been the younger brother one way or another. >> all three of the other brothers die through acts of violence, and the baby brother winds up being the family patron. >> and everybody is looking at ted right now to take over. he's only 36 years old. >> i hope the countless thou

arlington virginia ranked number one. median income for women working full-time in arlington is more than $80,000 per year. scottsdale, arizona was second followed by madison, wisconsin with san francisco coming in fourth. >>> tomorrow is tax day, typically it is april 15 but this year the 15th was yesterday normally that would push tax day to april 16 but today is emancipation day. a holiday that recognizes the law that ended slavery in 1862. that pushes tax day until tomorrow, tuesday, april 17. remember if you have asked for a six month extension your return is still due october 15 of this year. >>> coming up, nancy pelosi's criticizing the republican tax reform bill that was signed in december. she was in san francisco yesterday where she called changes to the tax code devastating, president trump says tax cuts are creating jobs but she says those changes will hurt the middle class families. >> it gives $1.5 trillion in tax benefits to corporate america plus interest taking us over $2 trillion into debt. giving 83% of

just down from arlington hall were some of the army code breaking women actually worked. those are our panelists for today. [applause] the first question i will throw to you when you all three have written books and you brought to light stories most of us had not heard before that and they're all about women and women doing extraordinary things. i'd like to ask you what to inspire these projects to. >> what inspired these projects, as you know, i'm from england and so how did i discover this piece of little-known american history? i directed a play about a while ago and as i was directing it about real people i felt this enormous responsibility to justice to the story because they weren't characters, fictional characters, these were true people and they deserved to have a production that was authentic as i possibly could make it. i did research into the books and there's a book about their legal legacy and industrial health form and there's a book about their scientific legacy and both of them are academic book written by people with doctorate and i was astonished that th

later tomorrow there will be a ceremony at arlington sermon -- arlington cemetery in the dinner at the state house. the french president will address a joint session of congress. >>> we have some good news to tell you. the duchess of cambridge has given birth. we will have an update on her healthy baby boy, child number three. >>> we have another nice day on tap. this will be the warmest day of the week. we are much cooler by the end of the week in the 50s. 51 in livermore. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valves without open heart surgery, imagine what we can do for an irregular heartbeat, even high blood pressure. 2011 to -- since a 2011 vote imagine what we ca for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as m

end of the summer they get to keep the motorcycles. >>> the nfl draft is this weekend -- week in arlingtonxas it will be taking place at at&t stadium. it will be inside the stadium but activities for the fans will be happening in the parking lot and on the grounds like a festival. the 49ers have the ninth pick and behind them the raiders at 10. we are your home for the first round of the nfl draft thursday at 5:00 we will bring you every pick of the first round and then on friday we will bring you the pick by pick coverage around two and three starting at 4:00 here on ktvu. >> it is amazing how big the draft is. i feel like they used to be in the lobby of the hotel. >>> join us tomorrow as we talked to the author of a book which dives into millennials in adulthood with everything from jobhunting to finance. before we go remember pam cook did a special story on ocho candy in oakland and we felt like something was missing.>> yes, i wanted to try some.>> the cfo of the company stopped by because he said we can't have you not try it. so i got a huge assortment of coconut and peanut butter and

police arrested 32-year-old robert arlington dolph after he boarded the civic train in san francisco,nd sister noticed him pacing and shouting, when they got off the train at the coliseum station the man attacked them and attacked them with a knife. a man tackled robert arlington dolph and held him down. >> if he had not intervened those victims could have been killed.>> a second person helped hold down the suspect as he was being handcuffed. the attack appears to be random, as for the victims these sister is in fair condition and her brother is in critical but stable condition. >>> the heated debate over gun laws is focusing on michigan. the supreme court will consider whether michigan public schools can overrule the legislature and create their own restrictions on guns. there is no dispute michigan law bans people from having a gun inside of a weapon free school zone but there is a loophole at the center of this matter. people with a concealed weapons permit can still legally go onto school property in michigan with a gun in a holster. >> the truth is we have had open carry for a lo

and right now a live look at arlington texas where the draft is set to begin.: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. draft in recent memory is about to get under way. the nfl draft presented by verizon right here on nfl network and fox. what was born 82 years ago in a hotel conference room and graduated to convention centers and theaters and music halls and last year on to museum steps has now entered the biggest hall inside, indoors we've ever seen. the home of the dallas cowboys, the jones majal. over

this is at&t stadium as you showed us in arlington, texas, where day one nfl draft picks will be announced. it's day three of the draft that is a kooky fan favorite when teams pick their own venue. the 49ers top the coolest list. they are announcing their picks from luck asfilm with chewbacca r2-d2 buccaneers will have a parrot deliver on pirate ship. vikings joined by gold medal curling team. titans on grand ole opry stage. raiders in vegas second year in a row, this time at air force base, home of thunder birds. some fans are sad but not surprised the team didn't give oakland one last honor. >> they should have, i think. that's kind of mean. the fans are diehard fans in oakland, aren't they? they won't be happy. >> oakland raiders organization demonstrated throughout time they don't have geographic loyalty or fan loyalty of any kind. i follow them because i've been a raiders fan and season ticket holder since '68. >> reporter: oakland raider fans may feel shafted but las vegas fans showing up at the preview center where they can see renderings of the stadium, trophies and highlights as w

at the time of arlington as a say of a was just eighteen years old. modest some longer. be it. no warning even the. if. you do. please. all of. the use of your new book to be best for your business you know your dog but if it does not i still young most of the stock gets a cut of the gain of the former version which are good to see if you get the stuff that's the problem still persists. not set foot outside your ship with the most of us with a cookie will decide. if the sun on the billows us the chip because the of the cube is a in the high do just us or so from now block each square some used must go. out of our wood there was it. does no good little cost the new more so when the thing similarly overseeing this new chamula. done last new cars all this new company. the first ten years but the most difficult for them to know she didn't believe anybody could need that she could successfully restart her life from scratch. again with the struggle to personally about kofi have with us i suppose the most is still cook with the money really the best produce in your canal and producer

later tomorrow, there will be a ceremony at arlington cemetery and then the state dinner at the white house. on wednesday, president mccrone will address a joint session of congress. >>> james comey is set to speak in the bay area tonight. he is scheduled to appear at the grand theater to promote his book a higher loyalty, truth lies and leadership. in the book he discusses his beatings with president trump describing him as unethical. -- he discusses his meetings with president trump describing him as unethical. the event begins at 7:00 tonight. tickets are sold out. >>> the time is now for 11 am. in england, the duchess of cambridge has gone into labor. we will give you the latest as she waits the birth of her third child. >>> traffic is off to a good start if you're driving on 80 westbound. >>> after a warm weekend, we will have a warm day. at least today will be. by the end of the week, it will be much cooler . we will talk about that in a few minutes. lush mack -- >>> welcome back to warnings on two. >>> the duke and duchess could be welcoming their new baby this morning. kate mi

locutor: mÁs adelante, los Ángeles visitaron a arlington.depend on. ♪ locutor: quÉ tal. américa recibÍa a toronto en el azteca con la misiÓn de remontar el 3 1 de la ida. la historia comenzaba muy mal para los del piojo herrera. jonathan osorio marcaba el primero. balazo de agua frÍa para las Águilas en la segunda parte. lo intentarÍa y aunque empataron sobre la hora desde el punto penal, no alcanzÓ . 4 2 en el global y asÍ el equipo canadiense avanza a la final. con la mÍnima ventaja que consiga guadalajara, chivas visitÓ al new york red bull. suficiente no terminaron apoyÁndose en una gran noche que tuvo varias intervenciones destacadas. no pudo concretar y asÍ fue 0 0 . chivas se enfrentarÁ a toronto primera en canadÁ y luego en guadalajara. los Ángeles buscaban seguir encendidos en su visita a los reyes. cuarto jonrÓn de la temporada y asÍ, ampliaba la ventaja 4 0 . el zurdocumpliÓ con una nueva labor desde la loma en las que poncho a siete rivales al final, triunfo de los Ángeles 11 1. los atlÉticos visitaron a los dodgers en la baja de

jo ling kent, nbc news, arlington, virginia. >>> lots of tributes tonight for former first lady barbara bush who died late yesterday at home in texas at age 2i9d. her funeral is scheduled for saturday. first lady melania trump and former presidents barack obama and bill clinton and their wives are expected to attend. tonight adrian mitchell has more from mrs. bush from those who loved her and admired her. >> reporter: an outpouring of flowers and books for the woman who made literacy her cause. in texas and kennebunkport with the passing of barbara bush, the last first lady of the greatest generation. >> i am at peace with what took place and the reason why is, my mother was at peace for what took place. >> reporter: her son, the former president today said she was fighty till the end. >> mother said to the doctor, do you want to know why george turned out the way he turned out? and mother says because i drank and smoked when i was pregnant with him. >> reporter: flags at the white house and mar-a-lago lowered to half staff. the secret service calling her the epitome of class and grace.

jo ling kent, arlington, virginia. >>> the san francisco north carolinas, after being deployed for sixmas has made it back home. his family was on a tour of the stade judgment, then the surprise happen, thomas says he want to give recognition for all cholula hot sauce is teaming up with jack in the box for the cholula buttery jack. a little hot sauce there... woah. what's happening? jack i'm trying to film this commercial! oh my gosh, sorry. with delicious cholula hot sauce and crispy jalapenos on a signature bun. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. made with delicious cholula hot sauce,ack. crispy jalapenos and pepper jack cheese on a signature bun. yep, this is my third one today. the new cholula buttery jack. part of the buttery jack family. only at jack in the box. francisco good morning and thank you >>> good thursday morning to you. 4:30 as we take a live look. a beautiful sight to begin our morning on "today in the bay" in san francisco. the weather today -- good morning, thanks for joining us. >> a cool start to the morning. >> atmosphere cool start.

. >> host: mike from north arlington new jersey good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. my question is to do with political correctness. what is the opinion on political correctness and its effect on our culture particularly in our universities and as far as having an intellectual dialogue, how does he feel about political correctness? >> guest: you bring up the university. i'm not going to get into it heavily now because my wife and i are starting a company that in part deals with political correctness and the university. the university is a place where i know i am being sarcastic here but he famously says with 100 schools of thought 100 flowers bloom, 100 schools of thought and in our universities today only one school of thought that's not good for education as i'm sure you would agree. >> host: you write about how your education and moral narcissism. social science and humanities these days are largely a collection of morally narcissistic yes men and women students forced to comply with their views to succeed or they do so automatically assuming it is fruitless to re

later on tuesday there is a ceremony at arlington cemetery and a state dinner at the white house. on wednesday the french president will address congress. >>> the former fbi director james come he will speak in the bay area tomorrow night. he will appear at the current theater to promote his new book. in that book come he discusses meetings with president trump describing him as unethical. the president has criticized the book calling kenny shady. he accused county of making money from a third rate book that should have never been written. the event with kenny begins at 7 pm. tickets are sold out. >>> a big announcement on earth day from the former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, he is writing a check for $4.5 million to -- improve the environment. this comes after one year after president trump said he was pulling out of the paris climate accord. bloomberg's money will fulfill the annual commitment to the accord. bloomberg says he hopes the president will reconsider his position on the climate deal. president trump says the u.s. could conceivably return to the deal if it t

. >> host: david is calling from arlington virginia and the washington suburbs. david you are on with max boot. >> caller: i would like to know how was it that lansdale got in originally being an air force officer which is the opposite of counterinsurgency and also would -- listen to lansdale? >> guest: in terms of how ed landsdale got into the counterinsurgency was very unconventional because prior to world war ii he was in advertising man and a world war ii he joined the oss and transfer to army intelligence which went to the philippines in 1945 and was transferred to the air force even though he had no intention of becoming a pilot or navigator. he was kind of a self taught counterinsurgent at a time when the word counterinsurgency did not yet exist. his background in advertising gave him insight into the human psychology and emphasize the importance of winning hearts and minds when he became the foundation of the strategy in the philippines and in vietnam but also put him at loggerheads with conventionally minded generals that all the generals from world war

steve hartman, on the road in arlington, texas. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, april 17th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump's personal attorney suffers a legal blow, and a revelation in court has fox news host sean hannity making a public denial. >>> and no new sanctions. president trump rejects a plan to impose additional economic penalties against russia for now. >>> a "60 minutes" report on the safety record of allegiant air triggers a call for an investigation by federal lawmakers. >>> des linden wins the boston marathon! >> and rain, strong winds, and cold temperatures couldn't stop des linden. she's the first american woman in more than three decades to win the race. >>> good morning from the studio 57 at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning, a federal judge is considering how to handle the records the fbi took from the office and home of president trump's personal attorney. she did reject a bid by michael cohen's lawyers to prevent pr

organizers putting the final touches on the stage inside at&t stadium in arlington. the cleveland browns have the first partnership. the 49ers and the raiders will pick 9th and 10th. now, the 49ers are also hosting a draft watch party at pier 29 in san francisco. doors open at 4:00. besides the party for fans, san francisco mayor mark farrell will light up coit tower and sfo in red and gold lights. kids under two can get in for free. >>> the raiders will be announcing some of their draft picks from las vegas. this is the second straight year that the team will make draft picks from their future home city. according to the team, all picks on saturday will be announced by student athletes at the air force base. last year the team announced their picks in front of the welcome to las vegas sign. >>> ktvu fox 2 has complete coverage of the nfl draft starting at 5:00. after the first round, stay with us for our draft special. we will get reaction to the 49ers and raiders' selections. then tomorrow watch the second and third rounds. that starts at 4:00 in the afternoon. all

"his funeral is on 15th of june "and we will go to arlington cemetery. "that's were the funeral is." he said, "we will go." he said, "no, i don't want to go like this." parents said, "what do you mean you don't want to go "like this?" he said, "take me to a clothing store. "i want to buy a black suit. "want to buy a black tie and a buttoned shirt." - yeah. - "i want to be most respectful to my mentor." 10 year old boy. - 10 year old boy. - what he meant to him. so we were blessed to have him for 27 years in our life, the goodness of his character, the goodness that he was gifted by our creator given to him. that light continues to light other lives. these two books that we have written, all of the proceeds of these books are allocated to a scholarship that we have set up. - that you set up at the university of virginia. - and the first scholarship had been awarded. we received a card from the person who received the first scholarship. - right. - this is what, and it's on need base in perpetuity. this is what, among other sentiments, this is student who r

atlÉtico de visita en arlington para medirse a los rehenes en la tercera que se dispara con ron nÚmeromenta unas libras okilly tasa su cuerpo. la nueva investigaciÓn biolÓgica experimental encontro una conexiÓn entre los azÚcares artificiales, y los cambios metabÓlicos tú sabes que a los niños les encanta todo lo que sabe dulce. además de que sabe super rico, se saca muchi-chi-chi-simo humo. la industria del tabaco también lo sabe. esta super, super rico. para todos los gustos. >> regresamos como dice su >> pero el secretario de prensa de la casa blanca sean spicer estuvo hoy en la ciudad de nueva york, para ayudar a dar a conocer una nueva visiÓn. se trata nada menos que de una figura de cera de la primera dama melania trump algunos dicen que es una figura muy, pero muy realista. esta exposiciÓn forma parte de una enorme instalaciÓn titulada darÁ melania una voz esto le permitirÁ a los visitantes pÚblica tuits en nombre de melania los visitantes podrÁn apreciar esta exposiciÓn a partir de maÑana y concluirÁ el arantxa: el fiscal general george sessions se retracta. y surge una nueva p

about that does no doubt about that but they it can only be done in the context of the order in arlington it's history and the division and a divided society it can only be done slowly and in the meantime i think we have to very much support and promote the kind of peace programmes and cross border cross community programs that hard there are many politicians in the north working very hard with communities and i have been in the shanksville where i've and the falls for i've seen catholic kids play the lamb bag i've seen protestant kids play the fiddle. i've seen them trying to promote harling so there are lots of people you know trying trying to do these things are not taken so you know fast enough no are they concerned enough about the violence because if you look at the ten years to april twenty sixth there were eleven hundred bombings and shootings almost eight hundred so-called punishment attacks and four thousand people who were pushed out of their homes. in northern ireland when in the ten years to april twenty sixth. to washington. these are figures compiled from belfast detailed d

how about at the ballpark in arlington. the home of the boom stick. two-foot long $26.t is your cardiologist dream dinner. chris davis. there is his boom stick. 2-1 homer. his seventh of the year. the warriors have a few days to prepare for a dangerous foe. will steph curry be ready for game one saturday night? who knows. still anyboin the early stages rehabbing his knee. the pels they were desperate for a win to stay in playoff contention. squeaking by. 34 from the unibrow. new orleans head coach couldn't wait to spark this rivalry. >> i just want to outcoach steve kerr. if we do that then, i don't care. >> fortunatelily, he doesn't know what he is doing. and that's a joke. >> that was steve last night. is it possible steph might be back for game one? . today on his weekly radio station, saying he would not rule out a curry return. >> if he doesn't play, i mean we are prepared. if he does play, hallelujah. but we got to go in this week with the mindset that he is not playing. because that's what we have been doing this post season and it will make us better when we com

together with a member of the house of representatives i went to the mall today, i also went to arlington yesterday and paid my tributes to the unknown soldier and to the kennedy family. lastly, i had a number of meetings including at george washington university today. i had george washington university today. ihada george washington university today. i had a town hall meeting with students, and all of this gave me an opportunity to talk about a number of international issues, many topics which i am sure you have been following. in the course of this state visit, we discussed a number of bilateral meetings, and as a matter of fact, a number of business agreements have been signed that bear witness to the industrial and tactical bonds, there were also a number of agreements signed in the cultural sector. and, as you have seen, this state visit gave us an opportunity to better know each other, but also to work on our bilateral agenda, which is very lively, like i said yesterday. the us, the united states, is the first foreign investor in france. it is also the country whose investments hav

that's how the texas rangers began in 1961 till they moved to arlington in 1972 and became the texas it will be partly cloudy and cool. overnight lows tonight will be mostly in the upper 40s and low 50s, sun-up at 12 minute before 7 a.m. thursday morning. it -- minutes before 7 a.m. thursday morning. it will be a fairly overcast day setting the stage for a big tap of subtropical moisture from the hawaiian islands coming across the pacific. you can see the brunt of that, we're just getting the shield of high clouds in advance of it. there's no rain in that. it's what's behind it right in front of the low that will affect us by this time tomorrow night. futurecast bears it out by midday tomorrow, maybe a few light showers in the north bay in the afternoon hours. for the most part we stay dry until tomorrow evening when light rain unwinds over the bay area. watch what happens after tomorrow night at 9:00. we get wave after wave of rain, sometimes heavy. this is midday friday. you can see some pretty good cells coming down by then and it's fairly unrelenting so that by saturday at 5 a.m.

how about at the ballpark in arlington. the home of the boom stick. two-foot long hot-dog. $26. it is your cardiologt dream dinner. chris davis. there is his boom stick. 2-1 homer. his seventh of the year. the warriors have a few days to prepare for a dangerous foe will steph curry be ready for game one saturday night? who knows. still anyboin the early stages rehabbing his knee. the pels they were desperate for a win to stay in playoff contention. squeaking by. 34 from the unibrow. new orleans head coach couldn't wait to spark this rivalry. >> i just want to outcoach steve kerr. if we do that then, i don't care. fortunatelily, he doesn't know what he is doing. and that's a joke. >> that was steve last night. is it possible steph might be back for game one? . today on his weekly radio station, saying he would not rule out a curry return. >> if he doesn't play, i mean we are prepared. if he does play, hallelujah. but we got to go in this week with the mindset that he is not playing. because that's what we have been doing this post season and it will make us better when we come ba

the 2018 nfl draft will kick off from at&t stadium in arlington, texas.first read of the first quarter gdp will be released it is a broad measure of the country's economic activity. boone pickens turns 90 last month and he has decided to put his massive texas ranch on the market as robert frank found out when he got the full tour, it is a property unlike any other. >> we've just touched down on the $250 million estate of investment financier boone pickens. >> robert, welcome to mesa vista ranch. you have a 6,000 foot runway that can take just about any plane you want to bring in. >> how big is this property? >> 65,000 acres and i would love to give you a tour of it. >> guiding us on this open range, open house outside amarillo is the billionaire's right-hand man jay rosser. >> it is some of the best looking property we think in the state of texas if not the country. >> as we headed east, our first stop was the main residence. >> the house has 12,000 square feet of living space, 4,000 square feet of porches this is what we call the billion dollar deal. >>

air force, arlington cemetery, arlington, virginia. the chaplain: join me, please. gracious lord, when king david of old faced a seemingly insurmountable mountain of problems to solve, questions to answer, obstacles to overcome, he had a brief yet powerful prayer. hear my cry for help, my king and my god, for to you i pray. similarly, after

john lewis, a member of the house of representatives, i went to the memorial today and i went to arlington yesterday and paid my tribute to the unknown soldier . d the kennedy family had a number of meetings including at george washington university today. i'm holding a meeting with students and all of this gave me an opportunity to talk about a number of international issues. many of which i'm sure you have been following. in the course of this state visit, we discussed a number of bilateral issues and business agreements being signed. bear witness to the industrial and technical bonds as well as a number of agreements signed in the sector. and as you have seen, the state visit gave us an opportunity to better know each other but also work on bilateral agenda, which is very lively. like i said the u.s. is a friend france and also a country whose investments have -- and on the occasion of my visit a number of american companies including walt disney and others said they will invest couple of billion dollars in france very soon. we covered a number of major international topics, which are v

reports of arlington and virginia. in the two thousand and eight fictional thriller gravity sandra bullock plays an american astronaut stranded in space in one of the final scenes she's seen catching a ride back to earth in the chinese space station one that then breaks up in a fiery pieces as it hurtles towards planet earth gone one space station is real and it really did crash into earth. it was launched in two thousand and eleven and it was china's first space station it served as a laboratory base until controllers lost contact with it two years ago ever since it's been a giant piece of space debris about the size of a school bus and as this animation shows it's been slowly pulled into earth by gravitational force before a final uncontrolled reentry while dramatic it's not the first such manmade space object to crash back to earth unplanned the largest was a one hundred thirty five ton russian space station mir they broke apart in st erth in two thousand and one. the most spectacular perhaps this unmanned cargo spa

that will be robert e lee's place, that becomes arlington national cemetery. interesting connection. he will train this young man and says, he was almost asked to be the president on the board of william and mary college right there in virginia. he said i don't want my son to study their. i want him to study at princeton because they were known further lytic -- biblical and high standards of moral excellence as well as serious learning. he was concerned he put his son, his grandson now, and a place where he would get not only excellent education but moral principles that would build upon a standard of conduct that would be important. that is a critical part. then we know washington was committed to the fact that education is important. he said one of the limitations is i have had a defective education. he learned to be a surveyor and was a lifelong learner. he led -- read lots of books, had a library, but he realized he wanted better education for others. one of the things he did was founded george washington university. he gave a large grant to start that. on

yvonne: thank you, eswar prasad cornell university senior professor joining us from arlington. interactive tv function, tv . catch up on past interviews, dive into securities or functions we talk about. become part of the conversation, send us instant messages. this is for bloomberg subscribers only. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia." i am yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i am betty liu in new york. mustllion in taxes, and pay all that by tuesday. the wall street journal said it is linked to his successful bets against subprime mortgages, which earned him about $4 billion. he was able to defer payment until now, using a provision available at the time. paid $5 million in taxes last year. and a: johnson & johnson telco company could have to pay punitive damages of $80 million for concealing their products were tainted by asbestos and posed a cancer risk. -- $80y makes it 100 million they must pay stephen lando over his claims they're laced talc products caused his cancer. forecast,loomy renewing fears about their ability to adapt to the amazon era. earnin

joins us now from the pentagon in arlington virginia of course we're getting more clarification exactly what missiles and military. support was actually used in those attacks across syria. a little bit but not a complete picture yet from the pentagon the pentagon was pretty clear on when they struck and where they struck and what targets were hit but in terms of the full analysis from the pentagon on what damage was done at least from their perspective that will be released saturday in a early briefing but when we did hear from joseph dunford chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and the secretary of defense james mattis they were very clear that these were. what they view to persist in strikes on key infrastructure capabilities by the syrian government to produce chemical weapons is particularly interesting was how they pointed out this scientific research center outside damascus which the pentagon says very clearly was used by syrian government scientists to come up with the formulas in create the chemical weapons that the u.s. says that they then deployed so they said that the pentag