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i want to bet him ten years but he won't bet me. so we feel it's really important to make an investment now to make the kitchen safer and better for the kids, for the staff. the refrigerator there still has a central latino sign on it. that's been a while. >> that's what i'm going to speak to. >> we're super excited about this. we really hope we can move forward. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good morning commissioners. my name is carla laurel. i'm the director of the multi service center also a member of friends of gene friend and also here to speak in support of really getting this done. we're really excited. summer is coming up. throughout the school year, both of our programs utilize the recreation every day use the kitchen every day excited to have cooking classes again in the summer there and it's just about time that we really invest in the kids and the families as a community and get this ready to go. so thank you. >> thank you. >> why don't you use the rest of hers. >> i didn't use my full three minut

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you bet me to it. i was thinking, god, i haven't seen you in so long! it's good to see you, michelle, my belle. ahead this is what we are starting with today. we are in hawaii where tensions are boiling over as unstoppable lava threatens to trap people in their homes. what led one neighbor to pull a gun on another. it was very intense. plus a young boy who hugged the president, i love this picture, hugged the president in the white house. he wanted that hug for years we have been following that effort to expand access to experimental drugs. and we'll introduce you to the generous woman who donated her kidney and part of her liver to people she don't know. you will see the meeting between her and the baby she saved. all that and plus your eye- opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. and michelle, i just have to say this. i found out that somebody i used to work with works at your station. jeff! >> yes. >> he is a big mucky muck over there. tell him i said hey. i was so excited to hear is that. >> he talks very highly of you, gayle. so he

bet. i don't log in and send in the money pay pal or whatever he sends a runaround next day to collect my losses or to give me my winnings. where's the money gone where's it going his pockets it's lining there's no paper trail. here they're betting on a match in the indian premier league one of the world's richest sports events. the accountants k.p.n. g value the engine betting market at sixty billion u.s. dollars. now if you're a match fix and you have inside information because you pipeline. you have the possibility of making a huge amount of money because once you hear what the runs quote is going to be. we're going to organize for those plastic go under. rabin offers me a deal if i bet on the session that he's fixed. you really need to be forty percent seventy thirty thirty for. a fix is confirmed only when a match is about to start after the captains of tossed a coin to see who bats first. careering signals are used to let the players know that the fix is on every game it's a different site. it's saturday morning. players. you have to play normally but then be where you are so i have to face. the players

mumbai he offered to provide information about a fix in return for a cut of all winnings from betting you give me thirty percent seventy thirty thirty forty one of the chances all of that work using like ninety percent on savings and i'm going to be understood. because. if you choose you. later in sri lanka morris introduced me to to run the indy car assistant manager at the goal international stadium well. the good news is. if. we discovered that the criminals were planning to fix a test match between sri lanka and england later this year we also found evidence that they picked two test matches in sri lanka to make money from betty. the groundsman said that he made a pitch to favor bowlers for the match between australia and sri lanka in august two thousand and sixteen but if they like the look of it that. they. had to do that on a surface stacked against them the batsman morag quickly the five day match was one in less than two and a half days. morris had bet that the match would not last five days and made a hefty profit model or good i'll be. hard on them but if you know what the pitch is goi

people lie upon the currency and speculators do a bet on it do they can do that yes anyone can bet on it to me you could have like a drinking like how fast can we drink a glass of water i'll bet you like ten dollars and the vast array of water all of a sudden becoming an investment from a no the point is the our currency is meant to be a tool for it to facilitate also fiar currency is also known as the goaltender especially the u.s. dollar ok so therefore it is legally acceptable a vendor cannot reject it for payment ok so it is somewhat backed by the government now stock on the other hand is not backed by anyone legitimate is there a lot of loose language in the document saying oh yeah oh yeah on a good day google is going to pay some shares yeah the problem is that the hypothetical situations we don't know whether or not it will happen they're all conditional and trust me the the companies have way more lawyers way more pockets to basically make sure they don't have to pay dividends that somehow there's always a reason to not pay dividends or not i'm going to do that as you imagine it out be

people lie upon the currency and speculators do a bet on it do they can do that yes anyone can bet on it to me you could have like a drinking like how fast can we drink a glass of water i'll bet you like ten dollars the vast array of water all of a sudden becoming an investment from a no the point is the our currency is meant to be a tool for it to facilitate also fiar currency is also known as the goaltender especially the u.s. dollar ok so therefore it is legally acceptable a vendor cannot reject it for payment ok it is somewhat backed by the government now stock on the other hand is not backed by anyone legitimate is there a lot of loose language in the document saying oh yeah yeah on a good day google is going to pay some shares yeah the problem is that the hypothetical situations we don't know whether or not it will happen they're all conditional and trust me the the companies have way more lawyers way more pockets to basically make sure they don't have to pay dividends that somehow there's always a reason to not pay dividends or not i'm really confused as you imagine it out because you i

robin offers me a deal if i bet on the session that he's fixed. the winning t.v. with forty percent seventy thirty thirty for. a fix is confirmed only when a match is about to start after the captains of tossed a coin to see who bats first. careering signals are used to let the players know that the fix is on every game it's a different site. he said if you want me. players. you have to play normally but then be where you are so i have to face. the players then indicate that they're ready to deliver. a little move. just want to love that i wanted to give the. signal can be many different things going wearing a wristband go ahead ban bowling in sunglasses. if you give us you know that we will have a good good good start to look at. morris later gives an example of how it has sunrisers guys in he might confirm that you carry out a fix. of the trade. and i believe that one might even get the word. that for the six for you to be a fair. review of your biggest right ok with a figure of three. to. four cups and just want to. stop. the batsman raises his hand to stop the

joining me now is adam kinzinger of illinois. thank you for coming in. >> you bet, yeah. thanks for having me. >> what an amazing morning this has been. your reaction to president trump's letter? >> i think it was the right thing to do. what is interesting about it is it is not a letter where it comes back in like to what the messaging that has been out of north korea no name calling just, like, look, this is bad for the country, bad for the world. but we're also not going to negotiate under these circumstances to paraphrase. if you want to come back to the table, give us a call. we'll come back to the table with you. but we won't be threatened and won't do it -- i think it shows a position of strength and frankly it is to the kim regime's advantage to meet with the president and negotiate. i'm not predicting this, i would not be surprised if they come back and try to keep this meeting on or at least reschedule for the near term. >> we will see. but what the president writes in the letter is the tremendous anger and open hostility displayed in your most recent statement, t

if i heard this guy kissing up to me the way he does in public, i would say this guy has made the biggest bete not being president soon and he being president. that's the bet he is making that i want to be able to appeal to the party that has been won over by trump when the time comes. that's what i want to hear were i trump. your thought on that? >> there is no question. i'm told that pence has been waiting in the wings for this entire time. i was talking to a trump loyalist, former adviser last year who said pence is not a guy who is going down with the ship. if he cease an opportunity to jump, he is going to jump. and he is going to take that opportunity. >> well, he is hung up on the poop deck anyway. jeremy, your view about the motive of this guy. he acts like a character out of "the da vinci code" sometimes. he is so pious, some kind of grand vizier for trump, not just a vice president. he lights candles in honor of this guy. it's strange. you can smell the incense when he is talking about the president. he is overdoing it. and trump likes that? jeremy? >> i've been to enough of these s

my decisions are going to impact a whole lot of people who are betting on me doing the right thing.some responsibility we have as capitalists. depot goeople at home to work everyday. they are well-paid. the thing i love most about our company, we have 3000 kids that just got out of high school. they started pushing carts in the lot. that is their job. every mold -- they are multimillionaires today. that's capitalism as it is supposed to work. david: indulge me for a second. i loved your book. there was one page i love the most. that's him in the middle, tom murphy with ken langone, mild boss. -- let meost humble tell you what happened with him and stan burke. they were out of the same pot. murphy walks in to burke and he says you know, i have been ceo for a long time. how about you taking over and i will take your job? they flipped. they didn't care. they wanted to get the job done. look at what bob grossman has done with that fabulous medical center. look at what he has done in 11 years. the ratings just came out and our medical school ranks number three in america. harvard one, ho

then she told me about her son. and i bet you that many i told her about mahmoud. she cried i cried i cried together we spoke so i saw her and cheers and her pain for her son i forgot she was israeli i saw a mother a grieving mother. and in our tears of the same. people see that. there are many with them and how are. those in the walk only that there are the people who say it's easy to talk about peace and reconciliation as long as you can see your child's killer. well as. you see this is a very long story which has developed over the years and through events in my life . she. told me. she said i race unless it's the parents of that boy the sniper. memo i received a very tough lesson on his behalf a few years later it showed that reconciliation doesn't happen overnight it takes years. to get a little bit silly but we don't need groups like protests and breaking the silence to be aware of the problem i don't have a problem with them highlighting that there are problems i want them to be exposed handled and avoided i'm happy these n.g.o.s exist. but they're also part

official told me betting the farm on this diplomacy and being the intermediary, only to land back inas been pulled out from under him. so we're being told it's possible that the chinese may now step in and be the main mediators if you like. otherwise this may have given china a much bigger role than it might have had had if just been going between the u.s. and north and south korea. so we'll wait to see what happens. >> is this a win for kim jong-un even if the summit never happens simply by being legitimized by a sitting president and having a sitting president reach out to me and call me, that's something the north korean leadership has wanted for quite a while. >> no, absolutely. and since the olympics and agreeing to meet with him, now kim jong-un has had a makeover and now he's had this statement. and he has actually loosened or weakened political will for sanctions when it comes to china. and he also put a wedge between u.s. and south korean alliances as christiane was just talking about. south korea was completely just floored by this, by trump just scrapping the meeting. when

bet. - ( laughs ) tell me about that day. well, it was a very exciting day.ad worked hard to build a company that was martha stewart living on the media. and a lot of people poo-pooed the idea of "on the media," but, to me, it really made sense. so it was a media company, which encompassed a magazine and a world of books, - um, and television. - harvey: television. martha: it became a merchandising company. we sold products. at that time, we were selling a lot of product at k-mart. i'm martha stewart. and i'm k-mart's new consultant for entertaining and lifestyle. i'll be helping millions of k-mart customers with tips on just about everything for the home and entertaining. so come to k-mart. so you have this amazing company. - yes. - and, in one day, you become a billionaire. yes. and i was driving up madison avenue and thinking, "gosh, i could buy anything." - did you? - no, i was so stupid. ( laughs ) i mean, i, you know, i like things, i like art, i love-- but i like a lot of things. you were the first american woman who became a self-made billionaire. tha

. >> you bet, thanks for having me.ther: 20 minutes after the top of the hour, stepping up the pressure, the president to reslees spy documents, blowing the lid off the case this one and many others since day one, why he says that everything needs to be declassified right now. and stalk your friends in two hours or less, new proposal to limit the amount of time that kids spend on facebook. mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. [ chuckles ] download the xfinity my account app and set a password you can easily remember. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", the justice department will investigate in there was impropriety in 2016 election campaign. doj announcements after the president ordered review lookin

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so many people try to discourage me from following my dream doing photography and above all going to south sudan i can't blame them it was a crazy bet but now they're proud of me respect what i do and understand why i do it. mary of on the parish met with some of her daughter's friends and pep and young young woman put dog of hers who also feel compelled to tell the stories that would otherwise go unheard. christina downside is a canadian freelance photographer who lives in kenya. but when i was a moment when she was killed. i almost essentially lost my faith in photoshop. and i thought if. she was risking her life or gave her life. to tell these stories and yet after her death the work of toughening and so does a question of what's changed in the car what's changed since are so when she gave her life to. tell the stories of people who ended up killing her thank you mia look grew up here in armchair a medieval town in the west of france her parents still live here after her daughter died a review on the bush's life changed for ever today she devotes her time to preserving her daughter's memory. get me mixed. up all scummy rarely exp

me. >> i bet you couldn't. i know two people that couldn't, prince harry and meghan markle.watching celebrities, many from america, oprah winfrey wearing a philip tracy have to. we went to the studio, showed the beautiful hat and fascinateares, george clooney and the guy who was in the avengers, kate middleton's family arrived. there is oprah wearing that beautiful philip tracy hat and all the feathers. we saw kate middleton's family arrived in the glimpse of pippa. prince harry arrived at 6:40 your time, 6:52 queen elizabeth will be seated, 7:00 the wedding begins, 8:00 the wedding ends, 8:05 there will be a carriage procession around windsor taking 30 minutes and that 2:00 they leave windsor castle. many people are camped out on the streets of windsor hoping for a glimpse of the press and -- the prince and his american pride. people from all over the world, some camping out for an entire week. we caught up with them in the streets. >> all here assembled, i bid you an official welcome to our town of royal windsor. >> northern ireland. >> i'm from america. >> the other, wash

me? we have paul bet annie. >>> happening now, a five-alarm fire is raging in stockton. it started around 9:00 tonight at a mattress recycling plant. that fire quickly spread to nearby homes and a warehouse. at least two homes have been destroyed. one firefighter is hurt. we're tweeting the latest developme developments. we're back in a moment. only on e people )s fears coming true? plus: we )ll get you ready for one of the craziest races in california. what you need to know before you head to the city this weekend. tomorrow - 4:30 to 7. he's been called a rockstar lawyer. he tops the charts on progressive causes... winning pro bono battles for immigrants and the homeless. defending gay rights and gun control. democrat jeff bleich. after columbine, bleich led president clinton's youth violence initiative. with joe biden, bleich took on domestic violence. served president obama as special counsel and ambassador. maybe bleich can't pull off the rockstar look... but his progressive record is solid gold. john chiang's father came it'here with little money,on. but big dreams

i just keep, you know, why is my mom driving me crazy. >> i bet your mom likes you play priest. >> shepiscopal minister. >> let's talk about your daughter miya. >> she's acting right now. pbs has a remake of "little women." she plays jo, which is great. >> the women are amazing and the men. and she also -- she's filming in atlanta right now. i can't believe i'm on this talk show talking about my daughter. >> stranger thing, season three. >> can i ask you about the ending of the movie, what are we supposed to do with that? because when we ended i found myself still thinking about it. >> i made a lot of means. most of the movies i made are by -- they're -- i don't know. i want to try to find a nice way of saying this. i guess i should focus on paul schrader hchl's 70 years old, 71, i guess, and he's made a lot of movies and he's dedicated his whole life to cinema and what it means to tell a story and he's attacking the being evidence themes right now. faith, politics, humanity, politics, love, loss, hope. he's attacking big themes. i asked him. he says, a good movie starts when you walk

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that actually seems high to me. i bet it's even fewer than that.afternoon we sent a team out to the street to ask pedestrians to name a book. any book. could be the bible. could be "fifty shades of gray." all we wanted to know is can you name a book? and here's how that went. ♪ >> can you name a book? >> oh, yes. uh -- uh -- i don't read, but -- but -- what's it called? >> can you name a book? >> uh -- no. >> can you name a book? >> um -- uh -- i don't read books. yeah, that's it. >> a book? "the lion king." >> the movie? >> the book. >> you reathe book "the lion king"? >> yeah. >> let me just think. uh -- hey, hold on, man. hold on, let me think, hold on. can we cut this and do it again? >> can you name a book? >> a book? any book? um -- "the jungle book." it's not a book, is it? it's a movie. "the jungle book." sure. is it? both? are you sure? no. >> does -- do magazines count? >> no, those wouldn't be books. >> that's correct. >> i can name "moby dick." that's a artist. he wrote a book called "horse." i like that book. >> moby dick was the autho

so early on, they were saying to me, i bet you're going to wind up being a director.s. >> as howard's star rose, his parents worked to keep his life normal. scheduling his scenes around school and time with friends. >> you didn't miss little league games. you went to school. >> well, it wasn't me. it was them. thank god for it. but i think my father, who loved it, but it was also important in his mind that i not be missing my childhood and that -- and not be trying to cash in on it. it was never about the money. and he always said from the time i was very young, you know, you have to fulfill contractual obligations, yes, but you don't have to do any more than that. >> but howard wanted to keep going. after "andy griffith." he attended the university of southern california to study film and dropped out when he was cast in george lucas' "american graffiti." the movie inspired the hit television series "happy days," where howard famously started as richie cunningham. during that "happy days" run, howard married his high school sweetheart sheryl. they have four children,

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me. david: i bet they are. matt gaetz of florida. he is a member of the judiciary committee.ou for being with us. that is when i get six more years of nicolas maduro. does that mean six more years of a disastrous economy? we will hear from an expert. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ david: this is "bloomberg markets: balance of power." i'm david westin. shery: i'm shery ahn. it is more of the same in venezuela. president nicolas maduro won reelection. and election was added by the opposition and condemned by the united states and other nations. have andy rosetti, bloomberg's economy and government reporter. thank you for being with us. it was widely expected, it was a widely expected outcome but it was mostly about border turnout, came out to vote, will this legitimize the election, what happened? andy: on the streets yesterday, we saw very scant crowds. masses weone of the have seen in years past. the participation levels were some of the lowest we have seen in decades. this was further complicated by government so-called red spots outside that were scanning voter they

comes no beasties it slowly comes it looks quite good to be honest but also bet decisions when it comes to blazing coaches and for me to respond lots of interception from the outside investors in the agents so both teams are there with unfortunately i think it's the wrong folder it is the right no right well whether it's getting rid of some bad coaches or bad players are getting rid of some distractions ali might relegation do one of these two clubs a world of good you know it can go either way with relegation but i think it's definitely an opportunity especially for hand there is so much fun to be trained at that club and i think relegation would be a great opportunity to reset so not to change you know get rid of that clock which is just become this very kind of on the nose metaphor for living in the past. just find a strategy like let's talk about find a system that you can really get behind a committee for a number of years and i think that could be kind of the remaking of a club like conduct especially but of course there are always dangerous if you look at a club like part of born for example who got relegated

me? you bet. but did i let them? yeah, i did. one of the most surprising examples of that...to meet you. pleasure to meet you. lemonis: ...is brooklyn burger and stein meats. this one definitely goes in the "loss" category. this is how i would have started my infomercial for brooklyn burger. i would have started by telling you about the weight of the burgers and the quality of the beef, this beautiful brooklyn bridge. problem is, this isn't my business. i thought it was, but it's not. you see, i started by going to this "business" in brooklyn called stein meats. wow. a legendary meat house in new york, they would supply people like peter lugers and wolfgang's -- some of the best steakhouses in america. walk me through the process of how it works. howard: this is the receiving area. we get all out fresh meat through here. owners alan buxbaum and howard mora had taken over "a. stein" from their fathers who founded the company. and their hamburger, the brooklyn burger, was the staple at new york's three biggest sporting venues. good burger. it's the best. it was a $50 million bu

that means you will have to bet $1,000 to win $100. >> sounds good to me. as we mentioned, abc 7 is the only place you can watch the nba finals presented by youtube tv. game one of cavaliers versus warriors is tomorrow. pregame at 5:00. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for toyota after the game. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we'll start with the difference from yesterday morning to this morning. temperatures four to ten degrees cooler. in san francisco 49s showing up at sunset and sunny set. if you're traveling around, the clouds are on the increase, but not a lot of fog right now. maybe a little drizzle. that would be mainly near the coast. this is the eastern side of the san mateo bridge. watch out for the isolated drizzle this morning, especially along the coast, maybe the east bay hills if you drive into the cloud cover. mass transit, cool this morning to mild this afternoon. the ferry ride, it's going to be kind of stiff on the water today with the strong breezes developing around the lunch hour. 59 in the sou

is talk that does notjustify the massive ramp up in the futures price, the big bets that people have in agreement with me and agreed with me... you are trading in oil? long oil at the moment, but that had nothing to do with announcing it and then trading off the back of it. just to make that clear. we want to be absolutely clear. interesting, though. it will be expensive at the pump. it already is. al pesch, we will speak to you later. —— alpesh, we will speak to you later. still to come... we'll find out how information about you is the crucial to the rapidly expanding data business. you're with business live from bbc news. let's talk about easyjet, i mentioned it earlier. it's cut its losses as it expands capacity and integrates the parts of air berlin that it bought last year. overall the uk based airline made a pre—tax loss of about $92 million in the six months to the end of march. joining us now from our business newsroom is theo leggett. what are the shares doing? they have risen so far this morning, i think we mentioned a moment ago they were up we mentioned a moment ago they were ‘7. we mentione

mike joins mehis venture capitam continues to bet big on companies that are pioneering the shared marketplace. mike joins meously, there are a lot of funds betting on the sharing economy so what is your competitive as for your competitive strategy? mike: we focus on underutilized asset. s. a little bit beyond the sharing economy. in the sharing economy, two areas of focus -- products and goods, which we think can be used more efficiently. then, skills marketplaces. about and about 140 -- in 140 of those companies as early investors. we have learned a lot about how to run the efficiently and grow that in different cities, etc. additionally, we are founder first focused because we have all run companies and have had experiences with investors so we take a lot of that experience with us. to focus first on the founders and their mission and everything else falls into place. emily: that the not necessarily work out so well with uber. mike: i invested in uber when i was running my company, leverage software. the company is doing amazing things, but that is one that we didn't -- that was not a fund investments ini

charles: the supreme court ruling that states are free to legalize sports betting if they want to. joining mescuss, draftkings ceo. explain what it means. the supreme court saying the federal government has no right to tell states how to operate their business. it opens up betting on sports. >> it's a law well beyond sports betting. it didn't make sports betting federally. it told the states what they could and could not do with their laws. charles: we know it's an enormous market for book why is and more gambling probably legally right now. >> i have seen numbers in the hundreds of billions of dollars spent each year. obviously it will depend on which states and how quickly. charles: several states have voted on this already. so there is a lot of ways to hit the ground running. are you prepared for the states to hit the ground running? >> they won't allow anybody until they pass regulations and issue licenses. we are ready on the product side. charles: you have got a built-in audience of people who you know are rabid sports fans. they engage. this is potentially an enormous windfall. >> i ag

something very powerful about the fact that i think i should, despite people who keep telling me no, because i bet, because it don't look the way they expected me to look. that this is my time and this is my opportunity. what you can do to help it want to be specifically is go to stacey abrams.com and sign up to get a volunteer. you can talk about messaging. you can help, but for anyone who wants to see change, figure out where the change needs to happen. if it's not you creating it, help the person you know is doing it. if no one is doing it that is your cue. that's your call. we have too to many challengest go unanswered because we have been convinced that we don't have the capacity to solve the problem. in the very first chapter of the book i talk about ambitions, daring to green. ambition is hard. it is awkward. it is sometimes numbing, and we are taught from the very early age to edit and patience, to fit into what people believe we are capable of. i want every person to think that their ambitions are wildly achievable. and that they should be confined only by time and space and nothing else.

i bet you they continue drinking. spare me the sanctimony how you should behave.ck what they do outside of being at a football game. >> you want to comment an that? >> yes, one other thought on that, too, trump weighing in the way he did has created yet another opportunity for him to distance himself from audiences of color. it's showing in such an obvious way he doesn't acknowledge that he can't even comprehend why this would be an important issue to people of color, and that to me is also very tone deaf. >> okay, you guys anything but tone deaf. good to talk with you both. come see me again, michael, margerie, have a good one. >> thank you. >>> in our next hour, who is to blame for immigrant families being separated at the border? the president says it's the democrats' fault, but first, how is hollywood reacting to harvey weinstein turning himself in for rape and sexual assault charges? a detailed report after the break. let's do an ad of a man eating free waffles at comfort inn. they taste like victory because he always gets the lowest price on our rooms, guara