boyle, for five minutes. mr. boyle: thank you, mr. speaker. am going to speak from the heart about someone who was not good colleague but a friend. we heard some of my republican from gues also pennsylvania speaking about mike fitzpatrick earlier. say i wasprivilege to mike's constituent for a few represent he used to under the old, old lines in a nsylvania, he represented portion of philadelphia in the far northeast where i reside. he and i became friends when i was a state representative and congressman. we quickly realized we had so of in common, similar sort amilies, both born in philadelphia, both proud irish american families, both went to school. high conwellbishop egan, now egan. dockerty. we got along so well. immediately reached out to me and helped in any way he could. colleagues, we worked well together on a whole host of issues. districts share the entire philadelphia, bucks county and much of the montgomery county-bucks border as well. think of mike, i don't of just the water safety issues, pfas, or transportation or so many issu

boyle could put columbia in play meaning it opens up the possibility that the company might put it up for sale my view i don't think that's going to happen. you should never buy a stock purely because of takeover speculation but they are a well run company. while i'm recommending it up here and it doeshave some exposure to tariffs, here you have it, made in china i do think like nike, if this one comes in, you want to pounce on it. here's the bottom line, we've seen a series of big management changes in the sportswear space in the recent month but i'm going to reiterate i think it's worth sticking with nike, buying columbia on a discount and under armour still has a lot to prove before i can bless owning its stock. let's go to tracy in california. tracy. >> caller: hey, cramer i am a marathon runner and my running community is obsessed with wearing lululemon do you think there is more room for the stock to run no pun intended. >> i love that the answer is, yes, i think lulu is not done. 233 and all-time high today. i think lulu is incredibly well run. it's been well run got a new ceo.

different kind of breaks it britain's prince harry and his wife megan announcing they will step back from boyle duties to spend more time in north america talking about how it was reportedly kept up a look. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us president donald trump says he ran appears to be standing down. in its confrontation with the united states while he himself is not threatened any further builds a reaction against iran the president was speaking at the white house after iran launched a military attack with missiles at u.s. troops based in iraq iran had claimed that at least 80 americans have been killed but trump said that no wives were lost in the attacks. a crucial and highly anticipated moment. no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime we suffered ok. all of our soldiers are safe and orderly minimal damage was sustained and our military bases are donald trump confirming no troops were injured or killed in iran's missile attack meant there was no need to escalate tensions between the 2 countries. it's all about the iranian state television had earlier clai

allowed to live all the time in canada but the moloch says the couple's decision to step back to steve boyle's place is complex issues that would affect the future of the monarchy. possible came in the philippines on the verge of a major eruption the town volcano only a manila few dams and long for forcing thousands of people to flee to safety. don't have an ounce for a class you could join me purchases that are wrong say that police have fired live ammunition to disperse demonstrations in texture on a claim the police have to deny it's now public anger is growing off the government it misses that it did accidently shoot down a ukrainian passage a jet last week killing all 176 people on board tehran had initially denied military involvement claiming that the. crash the big cools fun mechanical fault protest is now accused the government a staging a conference. in tehran the public anger remains close to the surface but it. was a day to the dictates of a chat across the city and across the country it's a familiar chorus of protest as the government tries desperately to repair the damage from a

them to give up their roles as working members of the royal family they will cease using the title boyle highness and will no longer receive taxpayer money last month they said they wanted to lead a more independent life. the queen had insisted that framework of harriet macon's future be drawn up quickly after a week of talks the monarch released a statement saying the family had agreed on a constructive and supportive way forward her grandson and his wife will no longer be working royals this means from now on the couple to not formally represent the queen and are required to step back from royal duties for harry that includes his official military appointments this is an abdication in a sense from the royal family really and he and his wife and i'm free to a certain extent to go follow the dream to pursue very good works it would seem the widest possible sense i think it's important to remember the queen herself will always remember remain members of my family who are expense says that i'm not working them so well sorry but i'm not going to see them. in this country. the queen says she

and someone i believe is an academic, electra, rachel boyle who was in the audience and she ended itnded it referring to him as a white privileged mail and he called her racist for saying that because she was pointing out what i would say isjust because she was pointing out what i would say is just stating what is true. i think this whole debate has been interesting over the treatment of meghan. to my mind there has been a lot of language, especially in the media, which borders on euphemistically racist, if that makes sense. referring to her vibrance, life and all these words that i think are pointing to her race, essentially. and actually he got quite defensive about this but i think we do have to have these discussions about how we have referred to her and why it has been a difficult relationship. in this discussion goes beyond meghan and the royals because how this has developed now is the inability of some people to accept what racism is or how it has affected the person on the other end. this is what this discussion has now developed into. and if there is one good thing that com

with customized clothing everything from dying to cutting to sewing is done at its own factory in boyleadding in south west germany it powers its production facilities from renewable resources to game markets its products through its 46 shops across the country as well as online. both gang sr takes great pride in the company's quality . that one that puts it made in germany. both can go up as confident that both of his children have the wherewithal to run the company after him casting their cards. there will be no casting to see who is better they mustn't sloth be up to assuming the responsibility of oxen zein the key thing is what parts they might follow. let's say for example my daughter were to marry and move away from that would disqualify her from running 3 game a game of out of. but if they both remain nearby there will be no way to avoid the difficult choice and talk to my daughters in charge of the e-commerce. she's done excellent work integrating this new element into our business. but she built up her department with a great deal of determination and. i'd say that's an importa

or financial commentator charlie boyle believes that if the project has been suspended it was all about sending a message. and this certainly going to be an interesting year i don't think it's particularly you know significant economically though right now but it certainly sends a signal i think the chinese have also started to realize especially in the last couple of years that we are entering a global recession whatever that for whatever form that takes whether it's the next month or the next couple of years and trying to quite a good position especially with with. looking for reelection you know later this year and he's backtracking on all a lot of that stuff and it just makes sense for them to send a message to the u.k. that they're on the radar as well especially at this important time for england u.k. or of. the sputnik news agency has started its shutting down its bureau in the a story in the capital tower after dozens of its employees resigned saying the figure criminal prosecution ortiz medina cost over had more the story earlier. this but i think agency published a statement o

financial commentator charlie boyle told us that if the project has been suspended it was all about sending signals. it's certainly going to be an interesting year i don't think it's particularly you know significant economically though right now but it certainly sends a signal i think the chinese have also started to realize especially in the last couple of years that we are entering a global recession whatever that whatever form that takes whether it's the next month or the next couple of years and china isn't quite a good position especially with with. looking for reelection later this year and he's backtracking on the whole a lot of that stuff and it just makes sense for them to send a message to the u.k. that they're on the radar as well especially at this important time for england u.k. . it appears washington is getting the new year off to a confrontational start and after sending fresh warnings to iran the u.s. defense secretary claims there's evidence to run this planning attacks against american troops the u.s. military is gearing up for a preemptive strike or to scale up and has

britain's prince harry facing the queen today asked senior members of the boyle family big to resolve the crisis triggered by. shock announcement that he wants to step back from royal duties the queen is hosting the talks at her sunderland country stage with prince charles and prince william also attending among the issues to be worked through how magnet my to fund the financial independence they want and indeed them both titles the summit comes after 40 merged of the prince appearing to promote his wife's acting career with the chief executive of disney the film premiered last summer. straight to london then and the dublin correspondent burgomaster welcome but let's start with a background why do harry and mecca want to step down in this way. that you haven't given any exact definition as to what it is that they want and why it is they said they want to take on a new so-called progressive role within the royal family there is of course a lot of speculation as to what the reasons are one is media coverage we know that prince harry in particular has long been unhappy with the tabloids

walking the british royal family prince harry and meghan markle announced that they will step back from boyle duties but it seems they forgot to tell the queen will take a look at the war you know falwell. i bring it off it's good to have you with us officials tonight are saying that they believe iran likely shot down the ukrainian international airlines plane that crashed on wednesday the airliner was on its way from the iranian capital tehran to the ukrainian capital kiev i named u.s. officials have told american media that raney an air defense systems may have accidentally shot down the plane killing all 176 passengers and crew iran says the crew did not put a distress call out but did try to turn back before the plane went down and ukraine has sent a team of investigators to join the search for answers so earlier u.s. president will trump said this about the goals of the crash i have my suspicions it was very i don't want to say that because other people have those suspicions also. it's a tragic thing when i see that it's a tragic thing. but somebody could have made a mistake on the other

government of national accord and all of this forms part and parcel of that as the months long in boyle meant between the forces of the government of national court and the libyan militia highly for have to our continue the turkish president everyone says that this is important the deployment of turkish troops in libya not only for the safety and security of turkey but for the region as a whole take a listen we are starting to send our soldiers to ensure religious my government survival and stability in libya starting with the idea that turkey security lies outside of its borders we will continue to mobilize our capabilities. now the turkish president's comments come just days before a conference is due to be held on sunday in berlin and at that conference the turkish president was due to meet or is due to meet with leaders from russia britain italy and germany moscow's also been very involved in trying to bring ways allusion to the conflict in libya and all of this these peace efforts has been hailed as an important step forward to peace and stability in that war torn country and of co

and to financial commentator charlie boyle for his take charlie good to see if the reports are factual how significant is this decision by china do you think. here evening you know i really don't think it's significant economically i mean if you look at this particular link which is basically a way of buying and selling securities on cross continent continent markets i think only one but only got set up earlier this year all the year just gone and there's only one company involved in that so i think it is more of a hope for the future regarding technology and ease of. of capital. so i don't think it's really significant financially economically but it certainly sends a message to the u.k. into the west as a whole so i mean i think if you if you look at the bigger picture here china is is now quite vogue in terms of its human rights situations in the past some of these governments of turned a blind eye and now it seems to be sort of flaring up then you've got the situation in hong kong and of course there's the trade war which has been going on for what seems like years now and you know

gun rights supporters michelle wharton and tom boyle traveled to virginia from new york because they are concerned about legislative efforts to roll back gun ownership across the country. >> we're here for the guns. so that we have the right to bear our arms. and to be able to give our guns to our children. >> all the supporters for gun rights, we're not here for violence at all, we never have been. it's all for supporting your rights. >> reporter: law enforcement in virginia has been preparing for potential violence. state officials say there have been several credible threats to made to the event including the use of weaponized drones. in response, the f.a.a. restricted airspace over the event and the f.b.i. said it's working with local and state law enforcement in relation to threats of violence at the rally. this week, seven members of the white supremacist group the base were arrested in wisconsin, georgia, maryland and delaware. investigators believe three of the men were heading to the rally in virginia. state officials say they want to avoid another charlottesville. in 2017 a

family it's being called the mags that prince harry and meghan markle announced and step back from boyle duties and spend more time and north america will take a look. i'm serious almost gone it's good to have you with us what caused a ukrainian passenger plane to crash in iran just minutes after takeoff all 176 people on board were killed in wednesday's crash the ukraine international airlines jet was on its way from the iranian capital tehran to the ukrainian capital kiev iran says the crew put out no distress call but they did try to turn back to the airport before the. down that ukraine is set a team of investigators to iran to join the search for answers the crash has caused shock and grief in both nations. marking a day of mourning ukrainian president. of the growing memorial to those who died in wednesday's crash. but the scramble for on says gets underway he appealed for international cooperation to establish what caused this tragedy. the upper for sure i ask everybody especially when ukraine is in the middle of an information war to refrain from manipulation speculation conspira

some reaction from the european institutions the high representative for foreign affairs your set boyle who is basically the e.u. foreign minister he's being the 1st one to really come out and say post this 11 o'clock u.k. time deadline of course it is midnight dead it was a midnight deadline here on mainland europe. to say that the u.k. will remain a very close partner of the e.u. both on a regional and global scale that's really emphasizing what we heard from the e.u. commission president on the line early on friday where she said that she hoped for a close and more productive relationship post breaks it between the u.k. in the e.u. but said that any deal that the u.k. got couldn't be as good as membership. you know very well as the sun rises tomorrow and you chapter for our union of 27 will start and with it comes a once in a generation opportunity to ensure that europe leads the way on these 2 twin ecological and digital transformations indeed tomorrow almost half a century of the united kingdom's membership in the european union is over we want to have the best possible relationshi

frankie boyle said... and terryjones's fellow python memberjohn cleese said...remaining four python members is sir michael palin, who gave this reaction earlier this afternoon. it's sort of like losing a limb, you know? i've known dear terry since i met him at university in 1962, i think. and we performed at the edinburgh festival, the first time we actually wrote and performed together, in 1964. and were inseparable for many, many years after that, writing, acting through the python times. and even in the last few years when terry was doing his thing and i was doing my thing, we'd still meet up and were still very close friends. and i valued terry's opinion probably more than any other. he was very, very astute and just say, "mike, have not quite got this right" or whatever, i would say that to him as well. less easy to convince terry that he was wrong. one of my favourite terry characters is in the holy grail where he plays the young prince who is standing there and wants to get married... no, he doesn't want to get married to princess lucky. the father comes

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talked to latino actors and leaders attending an event here promoting more latinos in hollywood here in boylei want to ask them about the diversity of the oscars this year. many of them says there has to be more latino films to choose from. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: dozens of latinos and leaders of the entertainment industry joined together looking to literally change the face of hollywood. >> when latinos and immigrants aren't accurately or positively represented in entertainment. it means that we're not telling our own stories and that leaves a vacuum that allows others to control the narrative. >> reporter: this latinx group is supporting a new collaboration in hollywood to get more latinos behind and in front of the camera. >> change is the only thing that's constant. this too will change. >> and "parasite." >> nice. >> congratulations to those men. >> reporter: and just before today's press conference, oscar nominations were announced, with a lack of diversity across the board. >> i'm working on a novel. >> reporter: greta gerwig was snubbed the best director category and

. >> i'm joe boyle and i'll be handling the play by play for tonight's game between the badgers and thes story of all-time. >> at its best, cable television could provide a refreshing relief from the trend toward bigness, toward centralization. at its worst cable tv could invade our privacy, tranquilize our children, remove us electronically from the flesh and blood world. ♪ hey. hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. ♪ >>> the best thing pbs did for adults in the '70s was the miniseries. the idea of novels for television. >> good evening. i'm alastair cook here with the ninth episode of "i, claudius." we ought to put up a sign, "discretion is advised." >> i was not allowed to watch it because it had nudity in it. i very much wanted to. >> rather than try to come up with a show that would run for years and years, it was this idea that, here is a limited story, we're going to tell it in x number of episodes, and let's just do this on

. >> tom: get pizza on boyle street and tell me that is not better new york style pizza than new yorkly: chicago style deep dish pizza in the bay area. one has de blasio complained about the developers gouging -- has that ever happened question right now, because they are his supporters. >> lawrence: that is the thing. i'm not upset for the comment, i'm upset that he is so hypocritical about it. to pretend that he is for the people, meanwhile we're struggling paying all this money in taxes and meanwhile, my friends who just came here from texas to visit, they realized the surge pricing when it comes to new york. not because of quality, because new york, you can do it. >> marie: the issue for me is the ignorance. and also at midnight, by the way, while he was tweeting that out or having an issue with domino's, he seated veto power on the $51.5 billion plan here in the city because he wouldn't represent the city himself and he wanted somebody from the finance department to do it. because he got into a spat with the governor, he seated veto power for the whole plan. you don't have to hat

and-- and-- and peter boyle, who was also in the movie, he took the question. he was down there. a sudden the cameras went over here. and all i know is i was just kind of listening to him tell a football story. and michael caine, who was there also, knew what was happening, and he jumped in. and he just said, "football, whatever, i don't know whatever else he did, but he's a good young actor and people should know that about him." like eight seconds. >> stephen: wow. >> yeah, it was so nice. >> stephen: and what did you say? >> nothing. ( laughter ) >> stephen: literally your first talk show. >> not one word. not one word. >> stephen: not everybody can say that. not everybody can say that. >> i'm proud of that. >> stephen: good for you. congratulations. i have-- i have-- i really wanted to get the story behind this photo right here. you're in town because you received an award from the national football foundation, which also honored you back in '73 as a student athlete at the time. >> right. >> stephen: and this is a photo of you-- is this at the ceremony? >> it is. >> stephen:

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in los angeles is boyle heights, new york city's washington heights.eaking of washington heights, it's indicative that lin manuel miranda and - - in the heights has of this scene and seen one where the main character is a bodega owner named - - and has this one verse where he says, in five years when this whole city is hipsters, who will miss us? you are seeing the same kinds of transformations in chicago. the Ãa mexican immigrant center that had been there for decades. people were not moving up and they painted the entire thing over, causing a huge community outcry. this was one of the - - that exists to latino barrios. a few years ago, an immigrant from mexico to chicago named - - described an incident that i think sums up the aspects of u.s. metropolitan history. he told the story this with. if an anglo guy comes along. the Ãhe is speaking spanish. i tell him, what can i do for you? he says, this is my father's house and i want to buy it. i tell him, it's not for sale. but i like it here. i was born in this neighborhood. i asked, so why did you leav

outside right now we've got 54 degrees in fremont 55 in dublin 56 degrees in san francisco, 55 in boyle you get the idea the effect of the clouds sitting over head out the like a blanket really keep these temperatures from a cooling off. here's your storm system off the coastline. you see the core low right out here around because it's so far away from the main cold from really not going to be enough energy to drive a whole lot of rain from the system certainly we could see maybe about a quarter of an inch maybe some the weather parts of the north bay but it's a role in a looks like by tomorrow night and that will be the brunt of that storm. but certainly some showers real possibility by tomorrow afternoon right time now for you can see is it's coming through tonight, the clouds continue to be thick into early tomorrow morning you're going to see some patchy dense fog too and then as we head toward the afternoon. that's when the next branch of moisture begins to move in you see the raindrops be the pick up at least north of the golden gate bridge rest the bay area staying dry in fact, s

such as ralph mcgill, lillian smith, harry golden, james mcbride dabbs, ann braiden, and sara patton boyle. some have written about our struggle in eloquent and prophetic terms. others have marched with us down nameless streets of the south. they have languished in filthy, roach-infested jails, suffering the abuse and brutality of policemen who view them as dirty n expletive lovers. unlike so many of their moderate brothers and sisters, they have recognized the urgency of the moment, and sensed the need for powerful action, antidotes to combat the disease of segregation. let me take note of my other major disappointment. i have been so greatly disappointed with the white church and its leadership. of course, there are some notable exceptions. i am not unmindful of the fact that each of you has taken some significant stands on this issue. i kmencommend you, reverend stalling, for your christian stand on this past sunday, in welcoming negros to your worship service on a nonsegregated basis. i commend the catholic leaders of this state for integrating spring hill college several years ago. bu

and that's when we go, "okay." r ... 20 stories on megyn kelly.ny i get ee and matt boyle, my two hammers go right after megyn kelly. nsky her,ng to a right? we're going to cut her out from the-- cull her out from the herd and just hit her nonstop. that's when all war broke out. at's when breitbart, thas en you had to choose sides. >> narrator: in takingn fox, bannon and trump were inciting the kind of conflict breitbart's readers thrived on. >> "she is a low life (bleep). everyone stop watching fox..." >> "we need to chop f at the knees. >> we looked at the comments section these things were10 gettin00 to 15,000, 20,000 comments. >> "megyn's the type for a quickie in the men's room." >> the whole trump, all the pepes, all these trump guys weri po in here. >> "megyn kelly needs to be put in her place. fast. and hard. by all of us." >> it was scary at times. >> and breitbart kept lighting, the fier and over. and you know, i had-- and have-- three young kidsreally young kids. and the security threats were escalating. and we were doing everything in our power to convey to tm that they needed

boyle: school should foster an environment that stimulates intellectual curiosity. instead our students and teachers are surrounded by health hazards. that's why i urge this house, late they are year when we consider a comprehensive infrastructure package, to ensure that we include rehabbing and rebuilding america's schools. we cannot leave our nation's kids and educators behind. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. van drew: i would like to recognize the various casa branches throughout our region that dedicated themselves to vulnerable children in southern new jersey. casa stands for a court appointed special advocate. they are selfless volunteers that act as a child's voice during legal proceedings. these volunteers specialize in understanding the physical and emotional needs of the child and