spotlight this is a problem with think of the past or is it still an issue very much alive i ask calvin alexander ramsey an award winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of the jim crow of. golf a century after the victories of the civil rights movement. still the problem. trumps controversial presidency will civil rights groups find fresh campaign against racial hatred in america. racism or the truth. from the united states. calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discrimination and segregated south jame crowd may be a saying of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the day and day of the united states days think it will ever be overcome completely. well it's going to take a long time because you know with the development of the i guess the you know

category overall and we've talked about that is the area in calvin klein that took the biggest hit. >> the f-corp getting rid of it and levi straus doing well, do you need to be into it. >> yeah, i think so. >> you do. >> and it is a lifestyle brand but put it into perspective. it represents about -- the calvin klein brand about 15% of our volume is denim for the brand and tommy it is an even lower percentage of our overall denim. or our overall product category. and ath-leisure is hot now in both brands and they are big in that category. our refined sportswear business is very strong and accessories as well. but denim is a core category men and women wearing those denim products, we need to do a better job especially in the calvin klein. >> i want to contrast that ath-leisure theory which is a big secular trend. i went to milan for fashion week i have never seen so much money wasted in my life and then i read calvin klein disaster fashion is over and i thought it was a misleading line but you are talking about the trend-setting wardrobe but maybe it is not good business but just fun.

calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey now you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discriminations and segregated south jame crown may be a thing of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the d.n.a. of the united states days think it will ever be overcome completely. well it's going to take a long time because you know with the development of the i guess the you know the country with the native americans and with the you know the the many many years of bondage by africans who were brought here you know and then you had the black codes after that and then you had. jim crow did you had reconstruction and so it's you know it's a lot it's a lot you know and but i will say that it has gotten better during my lifetime. i've seen changes but they came about because people worked to bring those changes black people white people people of the same

and we're back with calvin alexander ramsey award winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of james crowe a polk so mr m.g. i feel like this is something we have to bring up for fairness sake the case of justice milat the black actor who staged a fake racial attack on himself and the police are saying that he may have a stage to attack to get more media attention to himself to further his career is this normal that someone expects to profit off of being a victim of a hate crime. well you know it has happened before. you know what has happened was. a war i'd say and there were attacked by blacks there was a famous case in south carolina where a woman killed her children and she drove it into a lake as she said you know a black man kidnapped her and made her do it and found out that that wasn't the case at all i think she's still serving time for that so so unfortunately that it happens. he was. never seen that show him prior but i send a very popular and people like him and they like his character if it's true that he stays is i think that w

calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for.

calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discriminations and segregated south jame crowd may be a saying of the past but for instance film director spike lee believes racism is ingrained in the day and day of the united states days think it will ever be overcome completely. well it's going to take a long time because you know with the development of the i guess the you know the country with the native americans and with the you know the the many many years of bondage by africans who were brought here you know and then you had the black codes after that and then you had. jim crow didn't you had reconstruction and so is you know it's a lie it's a lot you know and what i will say that is has gotten better during my lifetime. i've seen changes but they came about because people worked to bring those changes black people white people and people

hush of calumet city, night patrol officer calvin lucius felt his way past the glittering ear buds hisoned parking lot behind a derelict video store. >> i probably got like right around this area and just looked over and the body was there. >> what was that moment like? >> shock. >> you don't know if it's her or not. but you have an idea because it's a female body. >> they had to resort to dental records to confirm. it was nailah. >> i think this type of death it doesn't just kill that person, it kills a lot in the family. it's the absence of a piece of you because that person is not here. >> i can't describe it. it's like you know it's happening, but it just doesn't feel real. it just feels like you're in literally like in a nightmare. >> an autopsy confirmed the death was by asphyxiation. so now it was homicide. but who was the killer? not andre. confirmed he was in milwaukee when nailah vanished. >> everything with him checked out. >> as for being questioned -- >> were you upset by it? >> not at all, no. they should have done that. that was part of doing their job. >> so what about

>> i sent two investigators over to talk to calvin harris and sent a uniform trooper up to the house.l harris opened up his house to them. >> he said, whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. i want this to be solved. i want to know what happened. >> that morning, investigator moby knew only this, she had a missing person case on her hands and with luck it would resolve itself speedily as many do. >> we kept hoping, as everyone did, that michele would call her house or call one of her friends and show up. >> cal, said his aunt mary, was completely focussed on his four children, had to leave it to others to search for michele. >> his thing was, okay, it's time for them to go to school. now it's time for me to pick them up. i have to be sure if this is the routine that's normal for them, we're going to keep them in that routine. >> but where was their mother? here was a clue and it didn't look good. michele's van had been left at the foot of the long driveway leading up to her house, out here on that big country lot. the keys were still in the ignition. but where was she? moby

and yes, calvin scovill, rather, i correct myself here.irlines 302 which crashed of course in ethiopia, 157 killed. then the java sea crash from lion air, same kind of jet, boeing max jet, and that killed 189 people. if boeing is flunking crisis management 101, what does the company need to do to restore the public's trust amid fumbled leadership in the c-suite? let me be fair here as we bring in robert wolf, who was former chairman of ubs america and the banking sector certainly had its own issues during the crisis. robert, let's be fair, boeing today made all kinds of announcements and fixes and they rushed to do that, but let me have your first gut reaction on boeing's response, what they should have done differently, what they have done correctly. >> yeah. this is probably one of the most difficult cases, because you are talking about the possibility of criminal and civil litigation on one respect. then as far as who your constituencies are, you have shareholders, you have clients and you have the employees. then you have the safety of

various calvin operate across the country looking for those they believe are slaughtering cows. but on every count protection group advocates violence. the head of this cow shelter says he understands why some groups are violent. look at the reason behind . protection because they are to be saved guarding an important thing the government is negligent do not provoke us. with the victims' families added to their losses the sense of abandonment by their government left to feel as just another statistic on a growing list as jimmy l. al-jazeera does not with the british. start of a short break when i come back we'll have all the sports why it always pays to look before you leap into that story and just a few small that stands. the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crisis wedo as illegally maigret joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda we have devoted our nation what has happened to the engine that's one of the biggest stains on the country as it. is in our religion this is the politics me and mine an unholy alliance co

the faa inspector general calvin scovel has promised that a full investigation. he says the faa will revamp its safety procedures for new aircraft development..ndra limon. (ken) the man who (ken)the man who hit a woman with his car during a white nationalist rally in 2017 pleaded guilty to hate crimes today. james alex fields junior was convicted in december of first-degree murder by a virginia jury.heather heyer died during the rally and dozens of others were injured. the jury recommended life in prison, plus 419 years. heyer's parents agreed that they did not want prosecutors to seek the death penalty... her mother saying "there's no point in killing him... it would not bring back heather."ú fields was scheduled to be formally sentenced this week but court records show that hearinhauntil july. th 21 year old pleaded guilty in u-s district court to 29 hate (catherine) meanwhile.... facebook is moving to ban rhetoric supporting white nationalism. the company said in a blog post -- "the ban covers all praise, support, and representation of white nationalism and se

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calvin died by suicide in st. louis the other day. he was 23 years old.ri told our reporr that "every crack in the system that led to this is what killed my son." for anyone watching this, who is struggling with mental illness, jerri suggests that you visit her facebook group, "momi," m-o-m-i, "mothers of the mentally ill." if you click on the notes sections of that page, you will find helpful resources, including links to the national alliance on mental illness, where you can find your local affiliate. and you can find our episode of jerri ark on our homepage, www.pbs.org/newshour/brief. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening with marks shied david brooks. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, and 'll see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> the land mark hotel. i'm scared. we all are. 'll get through this. we must stick together. >> hotel mtmbai, red r. >> babbel. a language program that teaches spanish, french, italian, german, and more. >> con

now so i called calvin continued to operate and did a spot on order by the supreme court for police to crack down on them. forty four people have been lynched after being accused of smuggling cows activists say the hindu nationalist led government has downplayed the attacks and reports from. that. this is one of several viral video showing violence by so called how vigilant is indeed the. self-appointed guardians of cows which are sacred to hindus claim they're being illegally slaughtered they're not afraid to use violence to stop that . for every victim there's also a family behind. the son an oscar a she was killed in two thousand and fifteen along with two other young men from this village less than fifty kilometers from new delhi. how can anyone who's lost their son live in peace we are devastated his father has been suffering from mental tension all of us are stressed no but it's meant was given to the perpetrators no attention was paid to us as a human rights watch report states that eight lynching cases they studied involve victims who are considered lower caste hindus the vast

has confirmed the 22-year-old calvin klein model is in talks to play "he-man" based on the popular '80sy eyeing another super hero. >> everyone's comparing you to mark ruffalo. you could be a young hulk in the prequel. >> i would be so happy to be a young hulk. i cannot even explain to you. it would be so dope. he was my favorite marvel hero and the fact that mark plays him is sick. >> by the way mark has been asked about the comparisons a lot. mark says he wished he looked like noah back then. >> they do look alike. i bet they work together some day. >>> speaking of gambling "e.t." is going all in. >>> next week on "e.t." -- >> hello we're in vegas. >> we're bringing the show to sin city. >> guys, i'm not afraid to have fun. >> taking you behind the scenes of all the big time act. >> the marie and "e.t." show. >> feeling the heat inside star kitchens. >> oh, for goodness sake. >> we're laying all our cards on the table. >> what happens in vegas, the table. >> what happens in vegas, happens on "e.t." ♪ ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. no matter how much you clean, doe

. >> reporter: the next day calvin witherspoon jr. and derek roper were found dead.400 residents were evacuated. the fire chief said there were no carbon monoxide detectors in the whole complex, but he noted rodent droppings, missing smoke alarms, leaking stoves, damaged ceilings. yet this complex actually passed the housing and urban development inspection a year and a half ago with a grade of 86 out of 100. there's no federal requirement to check for the $20 carbon monoxide detectors but councilmember devine says the city requires them. >> i think it's a gross oversight on behalf of hud. >> reporter: looking through published reports nbc news counted at least 11 carbon monoxide deaths in public housing since 2003. for this story, hud declined an on-camera interview, but in a written statement said it's deeply saddened at the tragic loss of life in south carolina and is currently engaged in a top to bottom review of the decades-old inspection process. >> what's more so frustrating more than being displaced and on fixed income, that is they treat us like they don't c

. >> reporter: calvin and rachel kilpatrick never imagined living in military housing might put them and their four children in harm's way. when did you first start noticing the problems in the house? >> as soon as we moved in. >> the day we moved in. >> reporter: rachel, a u.s. army specialist, took a job repairing medical equipment at ft. bragg in north carolina. a year ago, us >> when we turned on the showerhead, green slleaking from ceilings from the a.c. unit, seeping through the back door. termite damage, and worst of all, they say, mold. their multiple requests for repairs went to corvias, one of many private companies that manage properties like these. >> we kept being told to stay in our lane. weidn't know what we were talking about. >> reporter: then came health problems. said, brt eathing and on by the mold. >> had to go to the e.r. four or five times. >> reporter: the military family advisory network conducted a survey and got more than 16,000 responses. 55% had a negative or very negative experience with privatized military housing. respondents across the country and hou

as she puts it, she went away to school to grand rapids at calvin college. dick got married. he is a member of our board. they have been involved in education for decades as philanthropists, reformers, and political warriors. i'm glad you are ed secretary. [applause] i'm glad you are education secretary, are you? >> i am, indeed. most days i am. >> did you ever think you would be secretary? you were in the trenches so long, and here you are at the levers of power. or dreamr had a goal about being education secretary. when the opportunity arose, i could not say no. i have been involved in , advocating for education freedom and school choice for more than three decades. this is a natural extension of what i have been doing all those years. summit, andn ideas you have big ideas, one of which is education freedom scholarships. sounds good. what is it? education freedom scholarships is a proposal from the administration. it has corresponding bills that have been introduced in the house and senate. what it will do is create a federal tax credit that individuals and corporations cou

calvin alexander ramsey award winning writer and playwright welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us today mr ramsey know you have been digging into the green book for a long time the travel guide for african-americans during the jim crow laws that help them avoid painful discrimination and segregated south jame crown may be a saying of the past but for instance film director spike lee.

myspace credited with launching the careers of artists like calvin harris and the arctic monkeys whoheir music on the platform. >>> the new home of the golden state warriors in san francisco just months away from opening its doors and for the chase center's grand opening on september 6th, metallica will team up with the san francisco symphony and they'll perform together for a very special concert. it is the first of eight shows this fall set to be announced this week. metallica's lead guitarist says that he is thankful for the new venue. >> we get to travel all over the world and we've seen quite a few arenas and it's always been a shame there hasn't really been the place, you know, back where our headquarters is. so now there is and we're super glad. thanks for building it for us. >> the first event is also a reunion for the bay area musicians. it marks the 20th anniversary of their grammy winning collaboration with the symphony. >>> coming up they're blazing a path. >> reporter: the mountain view fire department is making history in a very special way. we'll tell you how next. >>>

>> i have met new management calvin came through here in new york earlier in the last year.e seems very, very good. has a good background in building brands. i think your point is correct. the seeds were sort of, say, laid here with prior management and now it's a matter of continuing this process going forward. >> brian, thanks for joining us. much appreciated. >> thanks for having me. >> we have the latest news on tesla. hello, sue. >> hello, wilf tesla and elon musk trying to clarify their in-store strategy. in february they said they would only do online sales and close their stores now in the second e-mail, elon musk says tesla stores with high foot traffic and sales will remain open. it also now says that it will open more stores if it thinks it can increase sales in that way the memo said customers will still have to buy a car through their phone or through a computer, even if you're in the retail store space it is a change from what they announced in february, apparently high-volume stores will remain open back to you guys. >> sue, thanks very much for that the inter

they cited strong demand for its ommy hilfiger and calvin klei brands. the company also reported better-than-expected profit and sales for this most recent quarter. that sent the sto higher in initial after-hours trading. it clod the regular session u a fraction to $110.89. >>> and lulemon had a strong holiday quarter. they record a profit that blew past anysts' estimates. shares rose in initial after-hours trading and gained 2% during the regular session to $146.80. >>> coming up, mcdonald's just made a decision thae could h a big impact on wages across the co ned today shift hap in the debate over minimum wage. mcdonald's had been a vocal opponent of the push to raise it,ut now the large employer is having second thoughts. kate rog. >> reporter: mcdonald's changino urse on minimum wage. the fast food giant sending a letter to the national restaurant association tuesday saying it would no longer lobby in support of t efforts oppose or defeat minimum wage increases. the letr said in part the conversation about waging is an important one. it'sne we wiso a

a moscow court has dismissed the appeal of american businessman michael calvin who was arrested two weeks ago for alleged fraud has helped invest almost four billion dollars into the russian economy but his detention has sent shock waves through russia's business community has stepped with more. michael has been doing business in russia for more than twenty years he's been charged with fraud worth more than thirty seven million dollars prosecutors say he illegally underprice shares of need bank sas he's the victim of a corporate dispute which shareholders high level executives have come to his defense. and he believes. the words because he is one of russia's most successful foreign investors one of his biggest success stories has been the rise of internet giant young decks better known as russia's version of google in an open letter to vladimir putin colleagues have asked the president to personally get involved in his case but in his annual address to the federal assembly last week britain suggested his concerns are not always listen to. the better stories in the business and your collea

this social rights worker spent a year and a half documenting cases of so-called calvin trillin theism while there have been convictions including that of eleven men in march last year she says the problem persists the numbers on the ground unlikely to be even higher and what we are what we need to look at is not just people who have died from the lynchings but the spate of attacks on people. various kalvik to landy's operate across the country looking for those they believe are slaughtering cows. but on every count protection group advocates violence. children go to the head of this cow shelter says he understands why some groups are violent. there's a look at the reason behind people committing roylance book co-production because they are to be saved guarding an important thing the government is negligent do not provoke us long over the victims' families added to their losses the sense of abandonment by their government left to feel is just another statistic on a growing list says jamil al-jazeera dust with the british. us president donald trump congress for an additional eight point

survive here in san francisco, the opportunity, for housing, people like eloise westbroom, reverend calvinnd cal griff, they fought so hard in this city to make sure that we weren't left out in the process of housing, issues around education and addressing the achievement gap in our public schools. the reason why i had access to an opportunity to work for the mayor's youth employment and training program is because they fought to make sure it not only existed, but the opportunities were provided to kids in the bayview and the western edition and the mission and our city. as we think about blast history month, let us be reminded about all the -- black history month, let us be reminded about all the things we've been able to accomplish. maya angelou worked for public transit in san francisco. we are known as harlem of the west because of rich history of jazz legends that walk the streets of the fillmore. we are known for just the incredible work at the hunters point shipyard which we are going to make sure we address that environmental justice and get that place clean for the community. my g

and he was born during the presidency of calvin coolidge in 1924, five years before the great depression. often overlooked about jimmy carter is the fact that while in the navy he was a submariner, which can be a marketer and a shaper of your life after service. and, indeed, jimmy carter, a hearty and self-directed and deeply religious man has always been a man apart, even in this famous photograph among other living presidents at the time in the oval office. he was quite literally the man apart. while his presidency routinely gets low marks despite some great achievements and great prescients on matters like energy policy and fossil fuels, he has lived easily the most exemplary post-presidency in our history. it started way earlier than he wanted to in 1981 and in those intervening years, he has travelled the globe fighting to eradicate diseases, talking about peace, observing elections and writing over 30 books. put it this way, our taxpayer money paid for his college education at annapolis. can we agree that it was a better return on investment than some federal spending programs? ton

a jam i calvin johnson, the fourth light tax cats led by 3 on the second half. turner, tennessee, a 7 point deficit and they won 82-78 . they play auburn tomorrow in a tournament championship. >>> we have devon watson playing for san diego's date. mountain west final against utah's state. brock miller, quarter pocket, 3. a nice, clean dome. they scored 13 straight points. they grabbed a 15 point league and after a san diego state run , utah answered. utah state, the aggies won in an automatic ncaa tournament bid, back in the big dance since 2011. >>> nfl and wow. this team has been making noise by the davis week after 5 seasons, they parted ways with left and right tackle donald penn. he is 35 and became expendable when the team picked up trent brown. there is a lot more tread in brown's 25-year-old tires. here was the scene back on wednesday in alameda. raiders with antonio dromm antonio brown. the 4 time all-pro must've had a great day with coach jon gruden and general manager, mike may out. these guys dropped plans with their wives so they can make the deal f

calvin coolidge, not so much. kind of joyless. and there was no sign of donald trump today. but the baseball season got under way anyway. in washington, in fact, where the visiting mets, powered by jason degrom shut out the home team nationals. d.c. being a political crowd, at one point started chanting, lock him up. it has to do with the fact that anthony rendon of the nationals becomes a free agent at the end lock him up with a contract extension. and then, some nats fans defaced their bryce harper jerseys, their way of wishing him good luck with the phillies. the league tweeted out this blank excuse form to use at work. nasa tweeted out photos of ballparks taken from the space station. and this year's opening day ushers in a new era. there are no active players left from the 20th century. let's put this another way. baseball is the first of the major sports without someone who played in the 1900s. and if, by chance, that makes you feel old and creeky, reflect on the words of our own mike barnicle this morning. quote, the days get longer, the weather gets warmer, it's a re

her husband calvin is someone who is now suffering from health issues and respiratory issues. he told me this morning what he wanted to do was join the army, his wife was talking about them having children and he would join the army but now because of the respiratory issues that may be a result of living in this condition he will be able to join the army and served his country something he wants to do. i ask moving forward and all of you have made a great commitment but what will we do about the people suffering from health issues as a result of living in these conditions in the past? let's not forget has a what has already happened. how do we hold these landlords accountable for health issues? now we have people in tricare and other health and we have heard instances where children may have been impacted as a result of living in these kinds of facilities. what will we do? what are we going to do to make sure those who were harmed in the past that we hold these landlords accountable for what they did to some of our wonderful service members? >> thank you first of all for shari

invited witnesses include chairman of the national transportation safety board, calvin scofeld, inspectort of transportation and daniel ellwell acting administrator of federal aviation administration. an industry analyst is warning against playing the blame game. >> i think the big danger here is everyone blames the faa, even though there's no investigation findings yet and, most importantly, the most likely logical thing is that the faa was nearly under resourced, which has been a continuing mantra. >> reporter: the hearing will be the start of congressional oversight regarding boeing 737 max jet crashes. >> dana: mike, what do you know about the indonesia airline canceling its order of the planes? >> reporter: yeah. price tag about $5 billion. an airline spokes person saying, quote, passengers always ask what type of plane they will fly, as they have lost trust in the max 8 jet. this would harm our business, adding we don't want to use mack jets but maybe we'll consider switching it with another boeing model of plane. this week the boeing ceo said the company is working to rebuild confi

. >> i was going to model with calvin klein but i'm here instead. we'll start with six through ten.e. the big movers here and we'll get to elizabeth warren coming down three spots sherrod brown, a big mover. i would group six through eight together and nine through ten. i don't think they are really in the same class. >> based on the polling you have seen. based on the endorsements, the activist support. >> we are looking at different statistical models. all the factors are being taken into account. gillibrand isn't in the post, castro isn't. people aren't searching for them on google and they haven't pulled a lot of endorsements. >> show us the top five. >> one through five. this one in particular which we are talking about. bernie sanders hais going up. amy klobuchar as well is going up despite negative reports on staff treatment. really the top two are stable with kamala harris and joe biden. i would probably group one through four together and then probably five would be a little bit lower down. >> of course i imagine this would change substantially if joe biden or beto o'rourke

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mark fox is the new head coach of the calvins basketball team.dn't coach last season after spending nine years at georgia. he spent five seasons at nevada. >>> the hardware is on display at the coliseum. tonight the a's getting their awards for a great year in 2018. matt chapman's family in town. he'll get his first gold glove. matt olson another first time gold glover. how about chris davis, the dh of the year. the common thread, bob melvin getting his third manager of the year award. as you might expect, melvin says his award is due to those guys. >> it's all about the players. i'll enjoy being out there with them, and hopefully i get to present a couple of them with the awards. those are the type of guys that make a manager look good. should be fun. >> heard nothing but really good things about him. i get text messages about him all the time. did you see him yesterday? he looks exactly like you. i said, frankly, i doubt that, i know he's got a better arm than i do. i had to bounce the ball to first base at times. >>> one game into the season a

as big-game basketball style, stanford and cal, and the stanford women not about ready to do what calvinght to the cardinals. cal within three, seven 30 left, 14 points, 14 rebounds, keeps the bears in it. the cardinals pull away, a 21-4 run, she works for her 2. she had 23 on the night. 72-54, stanford will play oregon state or washington in the semi's and that will be saturday night. the wcc tournament second round, santa clara broncos, never in it tonight against san diego. that's just the plain truth. they had 16 points at halftime, santa clara, isaiah pinero for san diego, faking a dry. yet 50 points plus a foul shot. tyler williams, will find him, broncos, never had a chance. 62-45. san diego. we go to college basketball. two high school basketball. and congratulations are in order right here in oakland, for the women of oakland hi. first ever championship for them. they will work for it, mccoy, headed for stanford, there is an example as to why. she put it down, there you go. mcfarland within 4 in the fourth quarter but oakland goes on a 12-0 run, watch the individual effort here.

cal i v calvin was a sophomore. he is the second student to die by suicide recently. aiello graduated last year also committed suicide. it has put a new focus on post-traumatic stress. the national suicide prevention life line, 1-800-273-8255. >>> for the first time in more than two decades, the faa is proposing new guidelines to modernize breast cancer screenings. all women in the u.s. getting mammograms would receive information about breast density. dense tissue can obscure signs of breast cancer. the fda has also proposed expanding the categories used to classify mammography findings. and this should shep screening facilities to more precisely classify those findings. it will also help patients and cared providers make more informed decisions after receiving mammogram results. >>> mcdonald's will no longer pay lobbyists to fight minimum wage hikes. the company says it believes pay increases should be phased in. the average starting salary for employees at ownkoerpt correspps is above $10 an hour. and mcdonald's has been a target for groups fighting to raise the mi

finally, switch to shares of ted baker, the british retailer ceo ray calvin resigning amid allegations of inappropriate conduct with employees he reportedly maintained a hug zone in the office near his desk allegations first surfaced in december shares higher by 5% on today's announcement, up 3.5%. jon, back to you >> all right thanks i think i see sue herera hibehid you. >> indeed you do right across the room from her here's what's happening. >>> oxycontin maker purdue pharma exploring brumankruptcy m thousands of opioid lawsuits according to reuters purdue and wealthy owners denying the allegations. >>> eli lilly offering a half price version of top selling insulin, humalog it will sell for $137.50 per vile, or 265.20 for a five pack of quick pence humalog brought in $3 billion worldwide. >>> troops had to open fire killing two palestinians in a car and injured a third. >>> pope francis announcing he has decided to open up the vatican archives on world war ii era pope pius xii. they long criticized pius not doing anything to save jewish lives during the war. >>> you're up to date. th

including american eagle that's doing a great job in denim, but strong in tops you have to look at calvin klein, not been doing a great job in europe as competition and wranglor, which has guided down three times this year. it is clear denim jeans are tough. this company is trying to diversify. >> what do you make of the value and the comps? >> i think, if you look at the top line and, assuming the momentum stays where it is, it's a reasonable valuation here. again, you can't look at this as a jeans play because they have been able to diversify into other categories and away from men that were 70% of the business so, that's clearly a growth runway here whereas other brands are mature and have time verse fiing. >> what about the exposure to the department store and their exposure to europe >> yeah, so, two great questions. the dtc or direct business is 35% of their business. like other brands we have heard from like nike to ralph lauren, everybody is trying to get ownership over their business. we know the department store space is incredibly tough. the department stores kind of just, you

and he was born during the presidency of calvin coolidge in 1924, five years before the great depressionten overlooked about jimmy carter is the fact that while in the navy he was a submariner, which can be a marker and a shaper of your life after service. and, indeed, jimmy carter, a hearty and self-directed and deeply religious man has always been a man apart, even in this famous photograph among other living presidents at the time in the oval office. he was quite literally the man apart. while his presidency routinely gets low marks despite some great achievements and great prescients on matters like energy policy and fossil fuels, he has lived easily the most exemplary post-presidency in our history. it started way earlier than he wanted to in 1981 and in those intervening years, he has traveled the globe fighting to eradicate diseases, talking about peace, observing elections and writing over 30 books. put it this way, our taxpayer money paid for his college education at annapolis. can we agree that it was a better return on investment than some federal spending programs? tonight we

calvin coolidge, not so much. kind of joyless. and there was no sign of donald trump today. but the baseball season got under way anyway. in washington, in fact, where the visiting mets, powered by jason degrom shut out the home team nationals. d.c. being a political town, at one point started chanting, lock him up. it has to do with the fact that anthony rendon of the nationals becomes a free agent at the end of this season if the nats don't lock him up with a contract extension. then there's the one that got away. some nats fans defaced their bryce harper jersey, their way of wishing him good luck with the phillies. because opening day often shows up as a high attrition rate at the office, the league tweeted out this blank excuse form to use at work. nasa tweeted out photos of ballparks taken from the space station. and this year's opening day ushers in a new era. there are no active players left from the 20th century. let's put this another way. baseball is the first of the major sports without someone who played in the 1900s. and if, by chance, that makes you feel old an