bob russell, where did you grow up? >> grew up in la and came to stanford. went to seminary and met my wife charlotte. >> she's in the studio. >> she is a pastor at first congress church in berkeley and then did a phd came back here in 81 and 82 and began teaching in the g-2 so that's where i'm a professor. >> what do you like to do when you're not teaching or reading or writing? >> when is that? >> okay, that's what i thought. >> notre dame press, new book. name again? >> time in eternity. >> if you want to get in touch you have a journal tell us about that. >> we do. this is a mep ship organization. you can go online and sign up as a member. we have members worldwide and you get our referee journal online and in print called theology of science not surprisingly. picture of the golden gate >> e mattic and publiforums durp conference people can sign up for. a lot of stuff going especially this fall. >> great resource for the bay area. thanks to dr. robert russell for being in the studio. we'll be back next month for john swisher and myself if you think that

deb, nicole lazar, bob, you know, russell frisbee. i said i wasn't going to-- tony williams, i said i wasn't going to mention names and i started doing that so now i'll probably get in trouble and thank all of you, it's been a wonderful experience. i hope after i rest up to continue to be supportive of the cause that mmtc represents, it's been truly a pleasure. thank you. >> thank you, rita. appreciate those remarks and i appreciate everyone for staying with us. it's very important that we get to the end of this and have time for maurita to make the remarks, she's very much a part of the mmtc family and we wanted to send her out on a good note and we're pleased that you all were here to help us do that. stay with us, and we have other programming coming down the road. >> today homeland security and secret service officials testify before a house homeland security subcommittee about the use of digital financing by terrorists. live coverage begins at 10:00 eastern at c-span 3, on-line at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app

russell into year end. more cyclicality there, and lower valuations compared to the nasdaq. jonathan: interesting. tom: can we put out a banner that bob doll says sell apple? jonathan: i don't think we can do that. [laughter] i think we can say on the russell, that's all. robert: i still own apple, just less than i used to. jonathan: tom keene roulette is always tough. [laughter] bob doll come acrossma -- bob doll, crossmark chief global investment officer. tom: you know what? they are in the game. they are participating. yes, they are winning right now. but when the vix is 30, bob doll is going to be there saying acquire shares. jonathan: and when you asked that simple question, what would you like to own into year end, the answer tells you a lot about their view of the world and the economy. it really speaks to a lot. tom: there's two ways to go here. you can sell one and by the other. but the venn diagram approach, where you overweight russell, if that is your belief, is one way to go, like jonathan golub did early in the year. lisa: i would argue that actually, the earnings we got after the bell yesterday seem to edify this idea t

let's now bring in russell sardar, he's joining us from the serial turkey border crossing that bob and how, which we've been speaking about will just tell us a little bit about the humanitarian needs where you are and what you've been seen. well very now we are just standing in front of the baba causing point that through the last couple of days have been the main topic of the discussion. and today, a couple of hours ago was, and the city central of the live and talking to the aid workers and people that they were seeing that they're very much upset point and, and feeling broken that there is such a discussion and negotiation is going on in the united nations security council, because the discussion should not be to whether to hand the, the mandate for the last remaining a delivery point or not. but it's rather shouldn't be about how to reopen the other gates and increase the open case through the borders in the north and the yes, because these people desperately need the community. and here, there are 4500000 people who are living in this tiny region and with limited access to the foo

bob area of northern syria. the ministry said turkish forces immediately, far back. turkey had launched across the border euphrates shield operation in 2016 to drive out eiffel. the city in kurdish y p g. russel southern has more form a stumble. there are several of the turkish military posts across, scattered across east and north a level. and from many of these various positions, the turkish army has retaliated the white peasy, possess field techs are continually seems that there's a, there's also going to continue to the night. and so turkey has cleared these area in 2016 from isis, which was the 1st major turkish military incursion into syria. and since then, several times, turkish military pause had been targeted by d. k. c off shot y p g cube us, attorney general says 59 people who took part, an anti government protests, have been prosecuted. their actions were described as disturbances and charges included public disorder and causing non serious injuries. rights groups say more than $600.00 people were detained during and since the july 11th demonstrations, those are the headlines will be back in about half an hour. goodbye. something was going to change. anything really changed. this