here with a roundup of news headlines in around an hour's time next to nazi author and playwright calvin alexander ramsey is the guest i'm so discussing racism in america . sophie shevardnadze the oscar winning drama green book cast racism in america back in the spotlight is this problem of thing of the past or is it still an issue very much alive i asked alexander ramsey an award winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of the jim crow about. half a century after the victories of the civil rights movement racial tension in america ryssdal the problem he's crime is on the. controversial presidency will civil rights groups find a way to mount fresh campaigns against racial hatred in america. makes his words been forgotten and can raise. susan have a truly be rooted out 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 cro

the spotlight this is problem of 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. the century after the victories of the civil rights movement. still. trumps controversial presidency will civil rights groups. 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 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 a

back to you, calvin shivers.we've heard a lot in the media and in congress about this administration's program to engage communities regarding hate crime prevention and some of the changes, some of the rollbacks in some of those programs and i'm wondering if from your law enforcement perspective if you can talk about why those changes were made and how they have affected the work of fbi and other law enforcement officials who are seeking to build relationships with communities in the midst of an environment of smaller budgets and sometimes cuts in those programs? >> i'm not in a position to speak to any rollbacks from the administration. my focus is on the fbi and our partnership with the department of justice and what we are doing going forward. what i can say is the fbi has not rolled back its community engagement, has not rolled back its training, its partnerships. i don't have the numbers in front of me but i would say we have not, i don't have specific numbers in front of me but in running the program i can

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 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 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 lie it's a lie 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 who worked to bring those changes black people white people people of the sam

and we're back with calvin alexander ramsey award winning author and playwright who traveled across the united states collecting memories of a poke. the leg this is something we have to bring up for fairness sake the case of just the black actor who staged a fake way szell attack on him self 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 that 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 and 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 was a. you know all you can sa

reminded a lot of folks of his days as a calvin klein model. he's 48 years old.t of his 45-day challenge. i would need the 450-day challenge. >> maybe add another zero on that, kevin frazier. >>> some more news, kristen bell is back as anna in "frozen ii." will sterling k. brown confirm finally that he is in "frozen ii"? >> you're in "frozen ii." >> i know, i just found out. it's crazy. >> nice try, sterling. we've been hounding him to spil s. serious? i heard that. >> what? >> get out. >> i had a mandate. i had a mandate. it was like d23 is going down. the announcement happens there. >> and who is sterling's character? >> i play general mattias and he army of elsa and anna. >> all right, and you're going to sing, right? >> we'll see. we'll see. ♪ born of cold and winter air and mountain rain combining ♪ >>> and we're getting our first look at "star wars: the rise of skywalker," with the late carrie fisher. >> we couldn't figure out a way to tell the end of the skywalker saga without leia, so we actually realized there was footage that we could use that we could

>> the perfect example is calvin coolidge. this is an interesting one, the transition has the most can person with a present-day moment. if you look at warren harding as a most scandalous administration in history you have the teapot scandal which is oil scandal, a huge scandal at the veterans bureau and the attorney general and justice department from bootlegging, stock manipulation, there were suicide within the rank and fishing murders, it was a nasty justice department and corrupt attorney general. harding dies in a popular man in calvin coolidge is only accidental president to attend the presidency without the near to go before the presidential election election of 1924. so he knows what the harding administration was all about and is terrified that they will break on his watch. the republicans will lose in 1924 and he will be handed over to the democrats. he is a very self effective moment where he recognizes he is quite boring. there are many stories about his insignificance, my favorite is when he's at the willard hote

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 in 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 doing you had reconstruction and so is you know it's a lie it's a lie 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 of

in the spotlight next with award winning playwright calvin alexander ramsey and sophia go. cash cow and is darren alfonzo along his darned that's changing page he's dard. his 1st words were added i will say you're a child and post you've got 2 years to live. i have no doubt that what happened was scriven. let's concentrate market is a $1000000000.00 industry these companies have a huge financial motivation to solve these problems there are numerous stocks showing that doctors were keen to chest x. ray concentrates for insights of its own that patients want gives them doctors the wrong place to play. our current system why that would keep me from sick each of those years day. i don't know which question michel are it being hard to live where so many have. a welcome to sophie shevardnadze the oscar winning drama green book cast about racism in america back in the 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 memorie

with me is calvin, a chartered engineer who was done a lot of research into this, hello.ailways, the metal in hot weather don't make a happy couple at times. rails will expand in the hot weather and contract in the cold weather, so you have to cope with the expanding, if they expand they will force themselves together and they can't go anywhere, so then that stop that. it's a very dangerous situation. yes indeed, you can have derailments. i got an example here of a rail, but i can see that there is little join in here and there is a gap. now, what is that doing? when the rail expands that takes up the expansion, originally these to have 20 metre rails, and so there were regular gaps in the rails which would cope with expansion very well. but that was the problem mechanically because the wheels were hitting that gap in the rails, and causing a lot of maintenance problems and noises as well. they introduced continuous welded rail which is three times the length, but obviously that causes more expansion so you have to deal with that in a different way. you're telling me in t

calvin klein. jr. ditching the cleveland jersey and posing in his calvins. shouting out to like the lamp behind him. >> yeah, diplo also showing some skin in the new campaign. he joked the last time he was asked to be in an ad, it was to play colonel sanders for kfc. >> hilarious. jacob elordi, who stars in "euphoria" getting the stamp of approval, commented on this photo with the fire emoji. and going viral this morning, amy stevens discovered when she opens her oven it squeaks. to the same melody as "yeah." usher saying yeah. >> i remember that song. >> that song, 2004. >> college, 2004, i remember. like any boss, she used that information to embarrass her daughter, take a look. ♪ >> she posted it, the tweet has more than 400,000 retweets, more than 1.3 million likes. >> oh my gosh, that's a mom i'd like to see. >> you know what i've got to say to that? ♪ yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah ♪ yeah yeah ♪ [upbeat music] no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because you

calvin klein versace and not just fashion we've got sore all steve jewelry footwear we've got a 6 telephones we've had some song and cars more c.d.'s have been in trouble and also we've seen things that aren't even brand related as much as you know facebook is by twitter is by. google is beyond so there's a lot of there's a lot of pressure on some of the biggest companies in the world on the cover real real make a real difference to your bottom line and how exactly is beijing applying this pressure and are companies giving in well it's not there have been been relatively little relatively few direct interventions for how it happens is through this through social media the government has been happy to sort of whip up a lot of patriotism and nationalism all through social media and so anytime there's even small transgressions or what we would consider small but which of us you know heightened situation like we have right now are seen as mere major transgressions suddenly the social media jumps in and you have hundreds of millions of people making comments and calling for boycotts and this is t

list and it's a bit like it would make a really good fashion show actually you've got for saatchi calvinklein coach dolce and gabbana as you've known she wearing sorrel ski jewellery and also with their samsung phones in their pocket and driving their numerous c.d.'s the list of brands that have managed to to anger at ticals widespread public anger in china is lengthy and prestigious now let's look at the reaction here i mean surely having your country's territory visually diminished i mean that surely isn't cool but when it comes to other instances would you say that beijing is reacting rather thin skinned here i think i think there is definitely things going reaction here i mean a lot of this is very innocuous in the west but in china this stuff is taking stream you seriously we've seen you know the idea of hong kong in hong kong hung stages as you say it's a semi autonomous place it's but it's guaranteed to have it's got a semi autonomous status until 2047 so it falls between 2 stools but the idea of hong kong being part of china has become very very powerful since the protests starte

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hoover is a pretty conservative president if not actually calvin coolidge president. likewise we can say that the harding coolidge years were not nearly we tend to think that they were. we were the nature of history i will briefly.out that one of the things that.folks.out about the 1920s was there was a severe recession after world war i and the people say look and they didn't do anything in the economy bounce back. this is gone on for a number of reasons the post-world war i recession was engineered deliberately by the feds and it was largely reversed by the fence. the harding administration and the republicans actually had a massive interventionist respon response. huge farm loans using leftover world war i monies in roadbuilding and they also tried to restrict immigration and trade so there is a massive intervention response and of course the harding coolidge years are the years of a massive increase in federal involvement in the average american's life is called prohibition. people seem to miss when they 1920s, i think that there is probably not as much starch of

<calvin mcclelland "show up early, make sure you got money for drink tickets, it's a long flight." wilson"really excited to be in california, happy labor day.""yeah excited to drive six hours.""grumpy teenagers, let's go get some food."> (catherine) triple-a says that gas prices are on track to be the lowest labor day weekend prices in the past three years. and no matter how you're getting there... trip advisor says that tuesday september third will be the busiest day. (catherine) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look at s-f-o... .(pam) time to get away... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, lawrence? week.middle of the toward the much cooler day and be little on labor will cool a 90s inland. it will cool a little on labor day and be much cooler toward the middle of the week. oc :05 "at our school" (2-shot/pam) today palo alto's gunn high school turned a threat against the school ... into a teaching moment..(2- shot/catherine) kron four's rob fladeboe talked to students and police about that threat... which was allegedly made by a 14- year-ol

welcoming people without worrying about church membership or what people believe consciously or invasion calvin's the forces here talking. yet. he has to say. ed koch is at the lutheran church of the redeemer right in jerusalem's old city. with. more intimate. workers so we have been in germany we have a prayer. everybody is welcome to attend the may day press service sometimes the congregation is large but other times there are just a handful of people it's a german speaking parish. she is also a reading from the book of the prophet isaiah chapter 2. this is this is what isaiah the son of a mosque prophesies concerning judah in jerusalem. the nation shall not lift up sword against nation than. the church of the redeemer was built on the foundations of the crusade a century at the end of the 19th century the german emperor vilhelm the 2nd and his consort august of victoria presided at the dedication ceremony. the provost leads us through the narrow alleys of the old city to christianity's most sacred site the church of the holy sepulture just 50 meters from the german church it's been a destinati

<calvin mcclelland"show up early, make sure you drink tickets, it's a long flight."ally excited to be in california, happy labor day." drive six hours.""grumpy teenagers, let's go get some food.">(pam) triple-a (pam) triple-a says.. gas prices are on track to be the lowest labor day weekend prices in the past three years. and no matter how you are getting around... trip advisor says.. tuesday september third will be the busiest travel day. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with your getay forecast. turning now to weather with lawrence karnow. lawrence (catherine) there's a deal in sacramento tonight aimed at controlling rent prices. governor newsom's office says the deal would cap annual rent increases at five percent, plus inflation, with a 10 percent maximum. the final agreement makes changes to a bill by democratic assemblyman ádavid chiu.á he'd talked about a sseven percent - plus inflation - increase. he faced resistance from the real estate and development indusitries. the cap would not apply to apartments built within the last 15 years, and the caps

. >> sreenivasan: calvin whitfield is the director of cultivation at open book extracts, wholesale c.b.d. oil producer. their new processing plant, built on the grounds of a former tobacco warehouse, is one of the biggest in the state whitfield says the investment will pay off. >> we are projected to do $20 million worth business here in our state. nationally, in about 2024, we could be upwards of $20 billion in our country. that's a risk worth taking, to us. >> sreenivasan: randy edwards doesn't know if hemp will solve his problems. because hemp is so new, there's no crop insurance. the best edwards can do? >>e mean, we're already trying d working with sweet potatoes and produce in small amount, and cows and hay and soybeans and wheat and corn, all the basic stuff. we're trying it all, and we got next door right here, we're going to solar farms.>> reenivasan: so, you're a solar farmer and a hemp farmer? >> we're tryeng to be. >> sasan: what happens if this experiment doesn't work out for you? >> well, we're going to lose a lot of money. that's... that's it. no... no bottom line on that.

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my name is calvin louis. i spent my entire life in san francisco chinatown. i was born there. i went to school there, worked there, lived there, and i have many businesses in the heart of chinatown. i first met rose pak over 30 years ago, and up to five years ago she was still cussing me out and cursing me, but i've forgiven her for that because i know her heart is with chinatown. i know she fought for the -- against tearing down the embarcadero freeway. of course she raised a lot of money for chinese hospital, the same hospital that i was born in. as i look around the room, i see a lot of people that have many similarities with me. the only difference is it's very minor -- >> i'm sorry, but your time is up. thank you, next speaker, please. >> good evening, board. my name is larry yee. i grew up in san francisco. >> do not hold onto the microphone. >> okay. i do not want it to fall below the time limit. i grew up in chinatown and i met rose back in 1973 in san francisco. she was a teacher there. at that time in november she said, i have to leave san francisco state. i said, wh

when new yorkjets‘ rookie calvin anderson isn't shielding his quarterback‘s blind side he has an unusualis mind but he still has a way to go before breaking the world record, which stands at a mere 4.9 seconds. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team that is your thursday sport briefing. the harry potter books are loved by children and adults alike around the world. it sold for more than $30,000. a world record for a jk rowling first edition. this is it. it's wonderful to handle something so rare, that in time will be an investment beyond any investment, i'm sure. from humble beginnings to a global phenomenon, it wasjk rowling's original novel, harry potter and the philosopher's stone, which captured the imagination of audiences all around the world, through literature, and later on a blockbuster film. i can start this book at £12,000. and so bidders from every continent competed this morning at hansons auctions in staffordshire, all hoping to snap up a rare copy. this first edition is more than 20

the spotlight is this 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 about. a century after the victories of the civil rights movement. controversial president will civil rights groups. racial hatred in america. racism truly. from the united states. calway now xander 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 james crow laws that help them avoid painful discrimination.

michael calvin is at kings cross train station. how has a transport been affected ? station. and ijust went inside and there are hundreds if not over 1000 people waiting on the concourse. every single board says delayed. this is one of the uk is busiest stations. in the last few minutes we have heard from the uk power networks on twitter, they replied to a tweet saying the fault was caused by a fault on the transmission network. that was in reply to a tweet and we have no further details but what we know is this is affecting the whole country, not just this is affecting the whole country, notjust london. certainly services in london and out of king's cross are severely disrupted tonight. all right, thank for that. let's get more on the situation across the country. katie austin is here. ipswich hospital has been affected by this power outage and it says the back—up generator has failed to work. therefore that power outage is rather affecting their entire south and a spokesperson for the hospital said staff are working flat out to keep patients safe. we heard from british tran

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anyway, then he died rather suddenly, and the person who took his place, his vice president, calvin coolidge, was probably as different from harding as two humans can be. harding, what can you say, he did not do much. he did not even talk. i mean, he knew how to talk, but he didn't talk. he was the taciturn new englander. he came from vermont, but he had made his name by being governor of massachusetts when there was a police strike. and he took a very hard line against the police. and that made him known nationally. as president he worked very little. he brought his rocking chair with him, and he would put it out on the porch facing pennsylvania avenue, and he would rock away. this is the person that said the business of america was business. and he did not interfere much with business. meanwhile the stock market kept going up and up and up. and for -- not for very good reasons or for any reasons. and there were warnings about this, that the economy could really bust. there were warnings from the federal reserve board and others in his government, but he simply did nothing about it. there a

for more information, the calvin independent festival runs through august 31.place at the orinda theater. and the castro theatre in the final day. if you want more information, the link is on our website at ktvu.com. click on web links. and you can figure out what you want to navigate at the festival. >>> rosemary, i think with weather coming up, i imagine spending time in the theater is a perfect way to win on both fronts. >> i agree. with a big tub of popcorn. given you a look at what is going on outside the doors. not so hot just yet. we will see a rebound in temperatures for the afternoon. yesterday was really nice. hopefully, you enjoyed it. another one is coming our way. as we get into tomorrow, things start to heat up. we will take 5 degrees warmer for sunday. even warmer on monday. when inland cities could actually get to 100 degrees or so. by tuesday and wednesday, tropical storm is cruising along the coastline of baja california. expected to bring moisture our way. it will not move our way, but we can have some of the moisture move into in california

calvin choi,. >> thank you.talk a lot about the tax exodus in this program, people living high-taxed states, new york, new jersey, going for low-taxed states, florida, texas. our next guest says that could end up being bad for, republicans. -driverless cars... -all ground personnel... ...or trips to mars. $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. stuart: we're down 530 points. that means no sign after one hour's worth of business, no sign of anyone coming in looking for bargains, pushing that index back up a little bit. not at all. we've been down 500 for most of the session thus far. we have the s&p down 60 point. that is better than 2% drop. on the nasdaq, i think we get that up for you, the nasdaq is way down there, 2.6%. lower, 7793. that is a selloff and a half. 10-year treasury yield, 1.76% as we speak. negative interest rates extended in europe. actually, germany, the negative yield has gone to a new low, which i

give me the camera, calvin, please. >> not until i get a picture of the two of you.give her the god damn camera! >> "ordinary people" centers on people who cannot get in touch with their feelings and who avoid the darker underpinnings. i would like to tell a story about what people will do to avoid being seen for who they really are. i gave mary tyler moore the script. i said, look, i could see you playing this. she was drawn to it. and that really hit me because that told me that there is some part of herself that she was willing so expose that has not been exposed before and she wanted that chance. and so she was given that chance. and she did a great job. >> kelvin? >> in that moment where mary tyler moore comes downstairs and she asks her husband what's wrong. >> i don't know if i love you anymore. >> she goes upstairs and she's just -- there's something so moving to me about somebody who is so deeply repressed cracking open. >> that's where the dam breaks. she gets hit by some truth that she can't articulate. she's so taken aback, she can't adjust, she can't tak

no president other than calvin coolidge has been reelected for a second turn when the economy is in a. it is important to work it out to get the economy working forward. at least that is what the current president would like to see. >>telus were quick, is there a -- what should we be doing? >>if you're passive it is great. don't look at the market. you're only looking at the long- term. are many bull markets and bear markets, the bull market last longer. if you're passive trader, just enjoy it you will be okay. if you are a daytrader you will have a little trouble. >>i don't have a crystal ball but the s&p 500, what is your prediction? >>best case scenario is 3000 for the s&p 500, we think the average case is about 2700 which is a gain from the beginning of the year the worst case is back to 2500. >> thank you so much. >> we were on the road in clayton earlier today for this week's zip trip. we want to thank everyone who came out to visit with the group to play bocce ball and enjoy everything the city has to offer. it is the bocce park in clayton. when it comes to getting things done

you think about other players that have retired, barry sanders, calvin johnson.owt think the lions them to keep their bonus money. andrew luck has made over $100 million. he is fine financially. even if he was not, it is smart for him to be evaluating his personal health, physically and mentally, over the money. vonnie: a lot of people saying the latest was a lower leg injury, he should come back and play. is that a fair position to take? >> in my opinion, no. we had his father on our podcast last year. he is the commissioner of the xml. we asked about andrew and his recovery and he gave in eloquent recovery -- statement about recovery, when an elite player thatt playing, the affect can have on your family, loved ones. there is a lot that fans don't realize, the things that these players go through when they are rehabbing, and how their that can be. and the game is brutal. these are like car crash collision hits. every single play. it is a physical game that is very difficult. i will never fault someone for deciding, i'm not doing this anymore. vonnie: given that

. >> the passage bag about a man named calvin markam who took the capital of kabul with a single special forces a-team and killed 3500 people. that was just his first trip to afghanistan, folks and he is a great hero and a very humble man. the final thing i'd like to make a point of is. the combat controller are the deadliest individuals to walk a battlefield. some people might argue and i'm happy to argue back but they have this dual role that is unique and that is this. they kill more people by the score than anybody, but when the world has a global level catastrophe, they are the first of the world's first responders often. i'll give you prime example. in 2010 haiti was destroyed as a nation by an earthquake. everybody remembers this. the first individuals on the ground were eight combat controller led by a master sergeant who has a knife kill in combat. a legitimate dude. name tony travis, very humble man, embarrassed i mention his name and tough shit. combat control advertise we can get your international airport up and running in 30 minutes or less. like ordering a pizza. he and se

>> calvin made an appearance he and haley caught up on old times, rolling around in the sand, catchingrward to seeing her around studio 1a very soon. >> very soon. >> you were saying she's so happy out on the beach all of us who see hoda, we're like, she's never been happier she has so much joy. >> there was one point we were all sitting around, the kids playing in the sand, and so relaxed. i said, what do you do all day she said, this this just enjoy life. it was really special to see >> love it. >> going back to the picture with calvin, i love that he wears a hat, by the way. >> doesn't have a whole lot of hair. >> were they fishing what were they doing >> they'd fill up the net with as much sand as they could i caught a big fish. they were feeding off each other. >> they hang all the time, right? >> they do they hang out in the city, too it was nice to get them out of the city. >> that's fun. >>> time for a click >> we sure do. we all get breaks during the day, well, some of us do we're excited to take time away from work, right i doubt any of us are as excited for a break as this c

and i think a lot of that influenced with designers today everyone from calvin klein to tom ford. legacy is also wrapped up in studio 54. >> yes, there's no minimalism there. >> there's no minimalism there for sure, but his design and style aesthetic wasn't minimalism but his world was part of studio 54. i think that's what people most know him for, and he was really surrounded by what people call the halstonettes. he threw the famous birthday party for her at studio 54, she came in on the white horse. it was really all halston. >> and also models of color which was unusual at the time. >> it was completely a new thing in the world of fashion. halston was the one championing it in america. and not using one or two models of color but really filling his runway with incredible beauties. these girls that really came to symbolize american fashion in a very different way globally. >> and so then what happened to him? what happened? there was a demise. >> there was a de. i think he sort of paved the way what we know today as sort of the hybrid of what fashion can be. he signed a huge bi

calvin mcdonald has done just a fantastic job in transitioning things the concern here if there is anyere was a shift in terms of shipping from air freight to ground that has to do with some of the tariffs. if profit margins are not what the street expected, then you can expect a fallback. but i am in this stock >> is this the retailer you like >> no. just because of price. and, look, you can lambase for that but we just had a conversation about ulta, and then hit an air pocket of considerable size. i'm not saying that's what's going to happen with lululemon what i am saying is trade's about 35 times earnings. it's up 50% on the year. if you're in this stock or you're thinking of buying it today, what are you looking for? what sort of outsized results are you looking for that's going to propel it even higher there's an asimmetic risk re 's not to the upside >> final trades up next on "the half." i like to make my life easy. ( ♪ ) romo mode. (beep) (bang) good luck with that one. yes! that's why i wear skechers slip-ons. they're effortless. just slip them right on and off. skechers slip

if you noticed all the levis tee shirts around new york city and the area but the brand is popular calvinme of the brands popular in the 90s. everything from the 90s is coming back and cool all over again so that's brand momentum to watch too. >> stick around. we also want to bring in steve to this conversation as well he's a portfolio manager at global investment management steve, courtney layed out a perfect scorecard and landscape for what's going on in retail. it's very much haves and have notes so as we take a look at how the u.s. consumer fits into that picture, does the stock reaction you have seen this earnings week so far support the idea that the u.s. is not yet bound for recession? because the consumer is doing well >> that's right. when you look at the retail sector they're all about the concept or how attractive they are to the consumer. the consumer is strong there's no question about that you have a 50 year low, wages are rising that's fine. we're all obsessed with this yield curve and i get that it's one of the six recession indicators but none of the other five are pointi

she doesn't care if i go to work or not she's like bye, ma where's calvin but i think what i've been a song she sings. i want her to know something that i feel is important like, i love work. i love her, and i love work, and i want her to know that work's a good thing it's not something you're dragged off to so i think they're getting ready, and the good news is is because hope's sleep schedule has been up at 2:30 and up at 5:30, i'm ready, o'kay? i am so ready to get back to that schedule. >> how are you going to spend knees next two weeks, these last two weeks of maternity leave >> i'm with my mom right now in rehoboth me and haley and hope made a five-hour car ride, road trip, which is you don't even want to know -- >> you're going to need another month off after that >> we're going to spend a week here, and then just a week kind of together and then i'm -- man, i'm ready, you guys. i'm so ready i can't wait to see you savannah i can't wait for our mornings. i realized i don't unpack my junk in the mornings like i used to i'm still carrying it around. >> i was going to say my ment

something that helps into this reminds me of one of the greatest stories of any president and that is calvin coolidge. he didn't like people all that much. he also was burdened by the death of his son but he also didn't like to speak that much. there's a story that arises with coolidge when he's at a dinner party and a woman sex next to him and says i made a bet with someone that i could get you to say more than three words and he said you lose. [laughter] not surprisingly we have four or five upon to ask about the incumbent president, so i will use this one. again, you can start. you just talked about historians being a product of the culture in which they live. this person wants to know will historians be able to look at president trump in a non- biased way? >> it will be difficult, but the great historians, that is what they have to do. they have to find a way to be dispassionate about their subjects so they can be able to write about them in a way that will improve understanding and enrich our understanding of history. i think with president trump this night take some time for people to