and if you look at cardigan, why the heck did you hire them? we more than give people the chance, more than the risk they will take and this does not include the group that back tested data in order to hire them? but if staff believes that they're good people, it's not always numbers, it's the qualitative issues and we will invest with them and call it taking a chance. if we believe in what they will do, we will do that. so if anyone thinks that it gives them a fair chance to be hired they should see this as evidence that we will do that. whether they bid for our work, that's their decision. but, again, i don't like bad numbers more than anyone else does but we believe in people and we'll take a chance to them. and they just have to prove how good they are. and most of the time we get it right and sometimes we get it wrong. maybe this is one of those cases. we have a unique history with them like a few other money managers who we said that we knew them before we invested with them. so that's it. >> any questions? a motion. a second? >> second.

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. >> the tennis shoes and the cardigan, yeah, tom hanks is amazing.k of a better person to play that role. how is traffic? >>> it is good. >> remind everybody about your traffic jams. >> it is one hit wonders and we will be doing it after the is tough right now on the bay bridge. it has been ever since they clos fremont street is closed between howard and mission in front of the salesforce transit center. there has been closures there all week. that has been putting extra pressure on the bay bridge because people get onto the other side and take fremont street and that is a traffic jam there affecting the bridge. let's talk about some of the other commutes on 880 northbound from oracle arena to downtown. san mateo and dunbarton bridge commutes are doing okay. dunbarton bridge today is significantly lighter. 880 between hayward and union city is all right. silicon valley commute is beginning to get a little slow. downtown san jose has traffic still looking pretty good getting up to highway 17. what will the weather be like today? >>> let's get to it. f

hanks sports the trademark cardigan and sneakers the host slipped into at the beginning of each episode of "mister rogers' neighborhood." the new movie is slated for release next october. fred rogers died in 2003... his legacy sparked renewed interest this year thanks to the critically acclaimed documentary "won't you be my neighbor." (grant) from the original superman to the fonz... to the king of the wild frontier himself, davy crockett and the whole "happy days" family... one man from cincinnati has a major collection of vintage lunchboxes... and he's put hundreds of them on sale.... right now j. louis karp is auctioing 250 of them until september 30th... and get this he's planning on auctioning off another 200 more...before the christmas holidays... bids for some of the old metal lunchboxes start at 20 bucks each and go up from there to 225 each to 500 a lunchbox... the money gathered will benefit younger generations of the owner's family. (grant) that wraps (grant) family. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hou

at one point in time for one week, we had a welsh corgi, because i know you were all wondering, a cardigane the commensurate rats -- frozen rats and mice that we had to feed to the snakes. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> and a nile monitor. so yes, i'm excited about the reptiles that are going to be here tonight. excited! >> jimmy: you had all those animals. >> all of those animals. >> jimmy: that's unbelievable. >> yeah, it was crazy. yeah. me and my friend tyler, we were a marillon perkins household. >> jimmy: when girls would come over -- would girls come over? >> every now and then, a girl would come over and the phrase that was probably most often used in the apartment was, don't go in the refrigerator. i was just going to get some ice for my drink. no! just dead rats. >> jimmy: wow. and you -- i learned this about you today and i didn't realize this, but you hosted a show on animal planet. >> i hosted the planet's funniest animals on animal planet. >> jimmy: when was that? >> i guess -- i think it was one of -- i think 2006, like, 2006, 2007. >> jimmy: so after mad tv. >> it was during mat "

it's a cardigan four. it is not intensely forecast to be a five. it is forecast to be 1:45.- 145. you need to be 156 to get to that category-five level. east to west, wilmington to daytona. it is a big storm with big impact in many places. so nothing has really changed for the next 48 hours. the storm is driving itself toward wilmington. what has changed overnight is the turn to the left. that turn to the left that wasn't forecast yesterday, and it could parallel the coast as a two or a three. do more damage along the coastal communities,ne then finally tur right and back to georgia with heavy rainfall. maybe taking some of the heavy rainfall away from virginia, maybe maybe north carolina, out of the heavy rainfall, there may be 20, just not 40 inches as it stalls over north carolina. we have hurricane warnings to myrtle to kill devil hills. heavy rainfall, 20-inches plus. we'll update you as to how the models will progress. the left turn is concerning for millions who thought they were out of it. >> great to have you. chad myers this morning. he will be live throughout "new

what will happen in the men's final lights are all cardigans to speculate as to what might i know thank you so much for the n.t. now only we. we're talking about the increase of violence in yemen that was in the port city had data obviously we show you and it's unfortunate a lot of war related material why it's a big part of the news but there's a new exhibition in france trying to shed light on everyday life in the war zones which you don't usually see images from gaza and yemen are among the photographs on display would have a look on seeing images and to read lips of the war in yemen displaced children sleep in the streets at night neighborhoods that once teamed with life now reduced to rubble the photographs were taken last year by french photographer veronique to viguerie they're part of a photojournalism festival in the french city of. the turning which is the strong men. estrich. strike. four years of fighting between a rainy back to the rebels in the saudi led coalition have devastated yemen at least fifteen thousand people have been killed more than twenty million are in desper

hanks sports the trademark cardigan and sneakers the host slipped into at the beginning of each episodens of "mister rogers' neighborhood." it is slated for release next october. (vicki) and after the break.. a culinary and cultural destination in the heart of san francisco's chinatown. a taste of 'china live' next (grant) san francisco's chinatown is known for many things - crowded streets, dim sum and tourist trinkets. (vicki) but tonight on dine and dish - we head to chinatown 2.0... it's called china live and we meet the moving force behind it... restaurantuer george chen likes to shake it up. "i want to change the perception of traditional chinese food that mystery brown sauce in a white box." that's why he created china live. in the heart of san francisco's chinown. "chinatown like you've never experienced it before - china live." 30,000 square feet devoted to elevated chinese cuisine. you could say george is on a mission... to get people excited as he is about modern chinese cooking. like this flank steak dish. or sichuan blistered green beans and the popular bao pork dumpling or

also in "pop news" this morning, tom hanks, stepping out of the trailer to show off mister rogers' cardiganen's tv host, mr. rogers. the upcoming film is based on the true story of rogers and journalist tom junod who overcame his own skepticism as he studied america's favorite neighbor for a story he was working on. the project currently untitled set to hit theaters october 19th, 2019. over to ging who's go right back "deals & steals". >>> my nails are done and tory is back with more. >> friendship collar. these are best friends and you have a best friend at home. these are a bracelet for you. collar for your pet. dogs or cats. huge assortment to choose from. normally $25 to $35. these are slashed in half. $12.50 to $17.50. you guys are adorable. >> amazing. >> so next up, i need someone. >> you know who loves a map. me. >> exactly. okay. so these are from idea me. i love this company because these maps are all scratch-offs so you can scratch a place you've been to or want to go to. united states, global, plus they've got these amazing bucket list posters that are fabulous. it's the best wa

from the perfectly parted hair, to the signature cardigan. the photos sparked excitement online. for this moment. and lynzie, says tom hanks playing mr. rogers is what this world needs. this marked the 50th anniversary of him on pbs. did you see the documentary, people loved it. as sony mentioned, the movie, guys, doesn't come out until october 2019. i think people like his consistency, his kindness, his warmth, all that stuff. >> it looks like it's perfectly cast. >>> let's get a check of the weather. al is in boise this morning. good morning. >> i've been corrected. it ee's boise. >> boise. >> boise. >> we learned something. >> we're going to reveal why we're here coming up in the next half-hour. in the meantime, let's show you your weather, starting off with today. we're looking at more strong storms, making their way through the here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> this is what it looks like right now in san jose. we've got 59 degrees, some cloud cover out there, not just for san jose but also san francisco. 56 degrees right now. our temperature trend will be

things judges do, following the lead of the chief justice and all the judges do, is not stay out of cardigans, stay out of commenting on current events because it risks confusion about what our role is to we arere judges who decide cases and controversies. we are not content so we don't comment on current events. we stay out of political controversy. >> with all due respect i only have limiteds time. are you saying that too difficult a a question or a question you can answer, which is whether you agree with the statement that there was limit both sides? we can move on but are you saying you cannot answer that pretty simple question? >> i i am saying the principlesf the independence judiciary means i can't assert myself into posted in either of two ways. commenting on clinical events when my view commenting on things said by politicians, the governor or senator or congressperson, a president. i'm not here to obsess comments made in the political arena because the risk is i will be drawn into the political arena and the justices and judges -- >> i appreciate your point. but there was such a rob

. >> particle was he would as a mentioned briefly in my remarks open class talk about cardigans are used very much about contextualizing separation of powers issues as they were affecting the real world which kind of took what is a lengthy but -- opinion and put it in, it was about putting it in a practical, practical context thinking about legislative versus the executive power. >> great. thank you. professor, hugo black picky mentioned hugo black is someone you admire, someone you would look to. and yet he is someone who has authored a number of opinions, city would disagree with, author of korematsu for example. tell me about your affinity for justice black. >> justice black always carried a copy of the constitution around with them, and i was charmed when brett kavanaugh holds out and looked ready well-worn to me as if maybe get looked at it a time or two. justice black reminds us that you don't have to have gone to a fancy law school to be one of the greats. i know it's been a concern for some that professor amar just likes the phone because it's an ivy league click or something. yo

they don't want the public to see how the administration is failing to protect our elections and cardigans packing a ton. these are all things that deserve attention, but republicans are not going to happen. imago back in the last 40 seconds because we are 60 days away from the midterm election. we know their ongoing efforts to disrupt our democracy and the thing that is from a foreign hostile actors are using this platform, twitter and others to sow discord. we know the public is desperate that their representatives, ask him why to protect our democracy and we know thanks to this list the republicans know they should be investigating the nation's election. hacking attempts by hostile actors. instead, here we are using precious resources for deep-sea conspiracy theories proffered by the president and allies in congress. it's a shame this committee has been drawn into such a charade. the yield back my time. >> the gentleman's time is expired at the chair recognizes the gentleman from mississippi, chair of the oversight subcommittee, mr. harper for four minutes. thank you, mr. chairman. and