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robert burt and howard baker played similar positive roles in watergate but mansfield, burt, baker, these people were great senators during watergate because they were great senators all of the time. they didn't change from year to year, it didn't matter who the president was or whether they were in the majority or the minority, so let's look at the senate's decline for one minute. and my african-american work is this, there's a long decline of the senate that started probably 25 years ago, somewhere late 80 's and early 90's, you can see it and there's a long decline and then all of a sudden there's a second stage of decline and the decline goes like this and then like that and then that coincides with the arrivals of harry reid and the democratic side and mitch mcconnell on the republican side they inherited a senate that was in gradual but unmistakable decline, they had the experience , they had the obligation, they had the opportunity to address that decline and rebuild the senate, instead they became in the words of journalist steven, the terrible twins of dysfunction. both using pro

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which as that war than seventy one percent of young south koreans opposed the idea also protesters burt they reunification flag in a post a so-called illusion of peace at the olympics well i think i'm not sure whether the president really wants unification at this point i think his more interested in peace through denuclearization at this point reunification is a distant dream and it's not something that ordinary people feel on the skin. part when the moment comes i think people think harder on your vacation but. for the time being i think the new crazy asian and reducing those queers capability to destroy peace on the korean peninsula comes before. cation. and that's i think what most korean people will prefer as well right ambassador thank you very much for this interview on inside we were talking to. former national security advisor to the president of south korea about the ways out of the nuclear crisis on the korean peninsula that's it for this edition of call see you next time. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself and taken your last to turn. your ac

all much promise drivers that they would like his new model the lawrence named after its designer burt lawrence and they liked it big time as its design mirrored the american staling so popular at the time but underneath this beautiful exteriors is the v.w. beetles dependable mass production technology. the. unlike modern cars the beetle did not employ you anybody construction so once you remove the beetle shell other bodies could easily be fitted onto the floor pan. in one nine hundred fifty or much present in the vase go is first model based on the beetle browed one nine hundred fifty seven his company turned out two hundred eighty units of the handbills special edition a sensational success. however in one nine hundred fifty five zero swag and it brought out its own sporty beetle derivative and was keen to see it succeed. by. christo says after v.w. launched the karmann ghia its own sports car based on the beetle they tried to make life difficult for even the smallest competitor and clued in rome match. stop supplying him with separate chassis having to buy complete models was far m

. >> reporter: burt bowers was the radiation safety director both bowers and smith were laid off. the area now in the midst of redevelopment. condos popping up. a community meeting was held next week. >> we need this mess cleaned up. >> reporter: the navy telling us they plan to do the right thing. right now there is no time line for that happening. >> i was disappointed that it took this long nor that to happen. >> reporter: these two whistle blowers hope one day the area will be safe. >>> crews finishing up the job of patching up a hole. that is where wood from the damaged gymnasium flood was removed. the 24-inch pipe that broke was more than 60-years old. >>> a surprise settlement today in the surprise lawsuit between uber and wemo. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: among reporters covering a -- the settlement was uber paying way mo's -- >> secrets from google self-driving projects. coying 14,000 files before leaving google to work for uber. >> somebody could have information in their head but that could be considered a trade secret. >> reporter: and that is where things get messy

oratory from isis just finally and briefly britain's minister resume's minister alistair burt in cancun treat everything you've been saying says that iran should avoid actions of threaten regional stability what do you think he means by that while the british are deeply involved in the rise of isis just as they've been helping the saudis create massacres in yemen and they helped the saudis create starvation in that country that the british intelligence. agency has been facilitating extremists in in britain to move toward to move to syria in two thousand and eleven and two thousand and twelve many people went to extremists inside england known extremists and they were allowed to go to syria and to libya the british is no exactly how things started and how these terrorists and extremists rose in syria and in other parts of this region and if it wasn't for iran and allies of iran such as russia and the syrian people themselves we would have the black flags of isis and al qaida over damascus and bath are and probably even beirut today so the british government should be very thankful to the

accident with injuries where a vehicle went off the road in east brandywine township, route 322 at cull burt son run road. hello, can i talk this morning geese. this is a heads as soon as it is cleared i will let you know what i want to talk about is the victory parade at 11:00. we will talk about this in the next 10 minutes, jim and rahel , back to you. >>> and, meisha today is the day fans are gearing up to celebrate eagles super bowl win with a parade of the champions. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at art museum where die hard fans have been showing up, last night, hopefully they are bundled up. >> rahel and jim if they are smart they have bundled up. it is cold, windy this morning and there air lieutenant of people. i had to check my clock not once or twice to make sure it is 4:30. i have never seen this many people up so early all in a good mood. let me show you what it looks like dark and early out here on this thursday morning right in front of the art museum you can see satellite trucks ready to go, transmit the parade when it starts at 11:00 in the morning and th

. >> reporter: burt bowers was the radiation safety director both bowers and smith were laid off. the area now in the midst of redevelopment. condos popping up. a community meeting was held next week. >> we need this mess cleaned up. >> reporter: the navy telling us they plan to do the right thing. right now there is no time line for that happening. >> i was disappointed that it took this long nor that to happen. >> reporter: these two whistle blowers hope one day the area will be safe. >>> crews finishing up the job of patching up a hole. that is where wood from the damaged gymnasium flood was removed. the 24-inch pipe that broke was more than 60-years old. >>> a surprise settlement today in the surprise lawsuit between uber and wemo. >> i was shocked. >> reporter: among reporters covering a -- the settlement was uber paying way mo's -- >> secrets from google self-driving projects. coying 14,000 files before leaving google to work for uber. >> somebody could have information in their head but that could be considered a trade secret. >> reporter: and that is where things get messy

during her career, she co—starred with some of the biggest names in movies, including rock hudson, burtrrins and this is your sport briefing for friday. the world of rugby union gets set for the six nations, it's all eyes on cardiff for saturday's opener. and from sprinter to striker? usain bolt shouts out to david beckham for a spot on his new team. we've not got long to wait now before the start of the six nations. it's rugby union's oldest international competition and it all gets under way this weekend. in just a few hours time, reigning champions england will name their team for their first match against italy on sunday. but the tournament begins in cardiff on saturday as wales host scotland. the visitors haven't won on welsh soil for 16 years, but hampered by a growing injury list, wales coach warren gatland says it's vital that his team starts the tournament well. there has not been a lot of first up games against scotland or italy in the past, they have been pretty tough games. a lot of times, we have played england first up or ireland, so we are aware played england first up or

stuart: burt, thanks very much for joining us. >> always the best.son to buy from. they love the panda. bronco panda for great chinese lunar new year's. stuart: it is bronco -- >> bronco panda. albertson's boise state bronco panda. you liz and ashley, have a college football team to go with ashley's green bay packers. ashley: there you go. stuart: nice try. >> we're following your football, stuart, in the u.k. rugby coming world championship coming to japan. stuart: that's right, it is. burt, thank you very much. >> thank you. stuart: back to the released classified memo. the house intel committee will vote to release a democrat memo. here is what the president tweeted about this. wait for it. little adam schiff, desperate to run for higher office one of the biggest liars and leakers in washington with comey, warner, brennan and clapper. adam leaves closed committee hearings to illegally leak confidential information. must be stopped. ouch! louisiana congressman mike johnson joins us now. that is pretty strong stuff. what do you make of it, congressm

. >> his mustache looks like a young burt reynolds with the height of sally fields. >> does ndamukongeing a total [ bleep ]? no. >> looks like he should be plays bass in the revolution. >> when the hardest thing he's ever done is shoot himself in the leg. i'm done. >> jimmy: thanks, everybody, for being so cool. tonight in the show rick springfield sitting in. we'll we right back with lupita nyong'o. >>> portions of jimmy kimmel live brought to you by febreze. banging their head on a low ceiling. drinking spoiled milk. camping in poison ivy. getting a papercut. and having their arm trapped in a vending machine. but for everyone else, there's directv. for #1 rated customer satisfaction over cable, switch to directv and get a $200 reward card. call 1.800.directv hwhat? you know that'sur not your line, right? did you know that h&r block will file your 1040ez for free? uhh, yeah. the line is... my job is done here. thank you. pro tax prep for free. get your taxes won. ♪ ♪ ♪ still burning for you ♪ generation -uhh, what's that? -it's a pole. -what's it for? -i don't know. ank. -uhh, what's

student who died in an incident involving a barrier outside a durham nightclub has been named as 0livia burtst queuing to get into the bar. durham university says it's extremely shocked and saddened by the 20 year old's death. an inquest has found that a series of failures including "a missed opportunity to provide potentially life saving early intervention" contributed to the death of a 33 year man from constipation. richard handley died in ipswich hospital in november 2012 following an operation to remove matter from his abdomen. coroner dr peter dean said there were "gross failures" in spotting mr handley was in a critical state with complications after the operation. the hospital trust has apologised to the family and said lessons had been learned. back to westminster the effort to crackdown on bullying and sexual harassment of those working in parliament. mps could lose their seats under a new code of conduct, along with an independent complaints procedure. this report from alex forsyth contains flash photography. this report from alex forsyth contains flash photography. in the bars and

burt anderson, professor or molecular medicine at usf.necessary are the germs, harmful bacteria and viruses found on your device. "done a brief experiment in the lab where we've shown that bacteria are quite frequently found on the surface of the phone or on the touchpads," says dr. anderson.not just him, but others in the lab are finding the need to sterilize their phones."because i have a child, so she likes to go through my phone and i have to keep it clean," says usf grad student udoka okaro.in a perfect world we would all have a bio safety cabinet with uv light to kill the unseen nastiness on our pocket-sized computers."alcohol wipes are as good as a uv light. if you do work in a lab and you have a uv light, fine and well. but, if you don't then just wipe your phone with alcohol," says okaro.even a smaller box with a uv light that can be bought on amazon isn't readily available to everyone.that's why a second option is using rubbing alcohol or even a hand sanitizer. bleach is best to clean, but worst for the hardware."everything is g

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. >> it was municipal stadium, and the owner of the eagles at that time was burt bell, they had a quarterback that was like 5-foot eight, his name was david o'brien. >> was he one who did not wear a helmet. >> there was an end, his name was ed hewitt, never wore a helmet. >> what did it cost to get in the game. >> on sunday, we go, stand on a corner and ask the lady to take us on the trolley contact are for nothing because it was , prc. and a can kid could get on with a would man so we got down to the stadium and i had my dime and walked up to any man and say hey, mr. here's my dime. >> ten cents to get in the game. you guys ready. some bagels with green cream cheese. come on by free bagels, free coffee all morning long, right bagelcity. back to you guys. >> thanks, bob. 4:21. history all about history made in philadelphia. >> there are so many memorable moments. lets get through some because there were some amazing. joining us is joe staszak from 97.5 the fanatic. >> good morning to you guys. >> the glow, rare air. >> is that unbelievable. >> there was so many moments in that game. >> it was

it would put unstaun sustainable burt own on the local governments and lead to trump tolls all over the country. part of a more than 4 trillion-dollar budget unveiled today. this is somewhat less relevant because the next couple years in terms of spending we're outlined in the budget deal hammered out on capitol hill this week. that said it does give the president a chance to talk about his priorities and border security and opioid epidemic. more spending, even more spending on the military which he talks about here. >> one of the other things i think so important to mention is that in the budget, we took care of the military like it has been never taken care of before. in fact, general mattis called me, wow, i can't believe i got everything we wanted. that's right. we want no excuses. we want, we want you to buy twice, okay, twice what you thought for half the price. reporter: so before we go on to one other quick subject i want to address, trish, just a final word on the budget and the final word would be on cost which you mentioned in your intro there. the president campaigned on ide

burt decent prices still to be buying and in fact he made the point that berkshire hathaway is a netuyer of securities in the open market over the beginning of this year from january 1st to now. and that's even with the idea that they sold $3.3 billion in stock back to philip 66. now again, not because he's getting out of philip 66 but because they were going over that threshold of 10% where he likes to stay in companies so they sold back $3.3 billion and even with that, they've been a net buyer of stocks, meaning, they spent at least $3.5 billion on stocks over the beginning of the year >> yeah, that's an important distinction. we learned so much today from you guys we're always grateful. great show once again. becky quick joining us from omaha. >> thanks, carl. >>> let's bring in david -- >> i knew you would know that question >> a long time berkshire share holder is joining us kevin delaney is the co-founder of courts guys is there a difference between buffet sitting on a bunch of cash because he's hunting for elephants and investors wondering what to do with cash and whose choice

receipt of the complaint and 120 days to demonstrate substantial progress at removing the barrier before burt legal action may be pursued. that's six months of waiting without a guarantee the architectural barrier will be removed and access granted. so the idea that places of public accommodation must first eceive a notice before correctly implementing a law that has been part of our legal framework for nearly three decades creates an obvious disincentive for a.d.a. compliance. so the proposal of a notice ignores the tenets of the a.d.a. that support an indisputable right to inclusion and respect. no other civil rights law requires protecting class members to hand notice to people behaving in a discriminatory manner in order to educate them without any guarantee the situation will improve. this amendment would keep program funding for the a.d.a. education and it also maintain language supporting alternative mediation pathways related to architectural barriers outside of existing framework within the department of justice. and if supporters of h.r. 620 truly believe these state-based nuisance

. >> we hold these two burt butt tons i can actually feel the phone vibrating in the countdown l youo we'll stop right there at two. >> reporter: you can turn off the siren. >> it's just secret way of you calling 911 at that point if we dope hear any sounds or anything we'll listen for couple of minutes. if it's a hang up call, we can call back and we can try to figure out what's going on. we'll listen again for i at that point we can actually hone in on between probably about 50-meters or so of where that phone call was coming from. >> reporter: any way to tell how much time it may save. no i can tell was. any tool that we can use to save a live shades shaves off time. seconds better than what we had. >> reporter: and that is the truth. right. they're still going to get prank calls. they expect that. but we have our old phones here at fox 29. we could use an iphone x. what we would have to do no case we were going get pocket dial because if you got the new phone you got to hold both of them down for five seconds at the same time. ours you have to tap it. so you're to the going to mi

i think that's one of the great things of the collection, burt the way we set about this is basically we got a couple of binders of his speeches from his secretary, angela, and i think two binders with 50 speeches each, i think. spanning -- going back to early '80s through the present, and in addition to those two binders, which were very easy to navigate. we had a big box of lose speeches, a couple of which were just different versions of -- or -- but most of them were fresh. we had to sort through the loose speeches and then another box of floppy disks which your viewers may not remember, but in an archaic form of storing information. had to sort through those speeches and again a couple of them were ones we already had but a lot of new speeches. it involved a lot of sorting and sifting, but we were surprised by how many great speeches he had. we both knew he spoke a lot, but -- we knew he spoke not just about the law. he spoke at commentment addresses, spoke at my high school graduation. so i was aware of that. but again the turkey hunting speech i had no idea about. the range of s

burt lance for jimmy carter. ed middle east feese. those in senior positions were charged with things that didn't have anything directly to do with their duty. it was still considered to be a big scandal. so, you're right, it is an extraordinary thing when we say the president's security advisor, campaign chairman, deputy campaign chairman are charged with big crimes and it's okay because they weren't directly implicating the president of the united states. >> must be a great accomplice to work. ashley parker, let's watch something that happened in a briefing a few moments ago with sarah huckabee sanders and our own hallie jackson. >> given a guilty plea from rick gates on friday, i'm wondering what it says in your view about the president's judgment three people linked to his campaign now turned out to be criminal. >> look, those are issues that took place long before they were involved with the president and anything beyond that, because those are active investigations, i'm not going to go any further than that. >> are you concerned

you got to start there and then you move down to burt reynolds. >> seth: yeah, no, that's a pretty goodtime. >> i'm third all time. >> seth: i'm very jealous because i was hoping it was a fake mustache. but i can tell that you grew your own. i could not grow my own mustache and it's very heartbreaking for me because my father has a good -- a thick, bushy mustache. >> nice. >> seth: and yet, i did not get that dna, but do you mind -- can i put a mustache on for the rest of the interview? >> i would love that. >> seth: great, okay. [ cheers and applause ] couple of guys with mustaches. >> wow! wait a second. let's go side by side. >> seth: oh no, we'll go over here. we'll go to three. [ laughter ] >> seth: it's a good mustache. >> i love it. >> seth: you -- >> tell me. >> seth: did standup. you used to try standup -- you did stand-up at the comedy cellar. >> i did, yes. >> seth: maybe the most famous comedy place -- standup place in new york. >> but before we get into that, i want to give you something. >> seth: oh, it's very exciting. >> no, that's my license. i got you this. >> seth: th

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burt decoates, you seem anxious to answer that. >> we're treading a very narrow line here relative tossing this in an open meeting. >> i don't want to tread that line, but we do have to recognize that, again, the chinese activity to appropriate or intellectual property is obvious. they're generating they're own intellectual property at a rate that could be disruptive, and we are not matching them. again, this manhattan analogy may be a little out of date, but when we saw the potential effects of a scientific development back in the '40s, we spared no expense so that we would get it first before our opponents. the chinese seem to be making that type of commitment very publicly. billions of dollars that they said publicly they have a plan and will implement. >> and we will provide that information to the extent we can collect that information. but just like the manhattan project, we don't share steps taken to address it. >> i understand. thank you, senator. >> thank you, mr. reed. i hope you'll come back to the closed session this afternoon. i think you'll get some fidelity in that clos

burt fleckinger, resource group managing director.ople say for years has an unfair advantage to brick and mortar but would it hurt the sort of economic momentum we're seeing for consumers? >> it wouldn't really hurt the economic momentum. what it would to your earlier point, charles, really establish a balance in the competitive playing field. that would end government giveaways. would establish a level playing field tax collection for all businesses regardless of size and then maybe the federal trade commission would go after amazon for section 2 and section 3 violations, predatory pricing anti-competitive practices and we had a record number of bankruptcies, 12 major chains in 2017. we'll have even more in yate. the wealthiest guy in the world, jeff bezos, number two, walton family and walmart doesn't need unfair breaks. we need tax dollars. every time one of the bricks and mortar retailers go bankrupt -- charles: what about consume that's use amazon, will that hurt them at all? >> that is a great question, with price discovery you'

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burt anderson, professor or molecular medicine at usf. what's not necessary are the germs, harmful bacteria and viruses found on your device. "done a brief experiment in the lab where we've shown that bacteria are quite frequently found on the surface of the phone or on the touchpads," says dr. anderson.not just him, but others in the lab are finding the need to sterilize their phones."because i have a child, so she likes to go through my phone and i have to keep it clean," says usf grad student udoka okaro.in a perfect world we would all have a bio safety cabinet with uv light to kill the unseen nastiness on our pocket-sized computers."alcohol wipes are as good as a uv light. if you do work in a lab and you have a uv light, fine and well. but, if you don't then just wipe your phone with alcohol," says okaro.even a smaller box with a uv light that can be bought on amazon isn't readily available to everyone.that's why a second option is using rubbing alcohol or even a hand sanitizer. bleach is best to clean, but worst for the hardware."eve

. >> burt reynolds, the hottest actor in hollywood. >> i'm surprised to see you here. >> i'm glad tolot of what makes successful television programming is being in the right place at the right time. and it was the right time. >> entertainment journalism evolved as viewers got more curious and had more access. until that point, the entitlement business had been something we didn't know all that much about. >> we could go behind the scenes in our effort to really give an insider's look. >> the crafty old j.r. of "dallas" fame was with his mother actress mary martin as he was presented with a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >> it was very honorific of the industry. they would do serious coverage of it. it wasn't salacious. and you would see actors speaking as actors instead of on a johnny carson show. >> what are you like on camera? >> i'm like this. this is on camera. >> this is on camera. >> it was the beginning of a lot of money being made talking about entertainment and celebrities. >> robert redford plays the good guy in the movies but don't tell that to his neighbors in utah,

and going to stay on amazon perhaps the most amazing company in america today but burt is here a man who coined term retail ice agelet get right at it. amazon did you say recently on this program, that amazon goes to 2,000 a share by the summer? >> they said they could and sell a quarter of one amazon position and tboaz to 1770 which is the next stop so another quarter of the position keep half because your listeners have been buying from 500 to 900 a share so still make money. but wall plater is coming on strong with macy's rebunged and macy's stock that's tough too. >> i want a bit more on the strategy for amazon shareholders. a lot of people are now in our audience have a sliver of amazon done extremely well. you're say hag it does go to what, 17, 70, possibly 2,000 so as it goes up, you sell some of your hold physician -- one quarter of the -- one quarter each time it goes up because you don't think a 1770 or $2,000 price could hold? >> it can't it hold because aman is doing well on web services but failing with whole foods costing them a lot of money, and everyone is figured out

from isis just finally and briefly britain's ministers resume's minister alistair burt in control trita everything you've been saying says that iran should avoid actions of threatening regional stability what do you think he means by well the british are deeply involved in the rise of isis just as they've been helping the saudis create massacres in yemen. and they helped the saudis create starvation in that country that the british intelligence. agency has been facilitating extremists in in britain to move toward to move to syria in two thousand and eleven in two thousand and twelve many people went to extremists inside in the known extremists and they were allowed to go to syria and to libya to the british it no exactly how things started and how these terrorists and extremists rose in syria and in other parts of this region and if it wasn't for iran and allies of iran such as russia and the syrian people themselves we would have the black flags of isis and al-qaeda over damascus and back thought and probably even beirut today so the british government should be very thankful to the ir