carter is also deeply religious.s in public and speaks openly about his religious beliefs. >> carter was a person who you thought would lead america to some kind of spiritual redemption, which at the time we really needed. >> nothing has happened tonight to change the feeling that jimmy carter is on his way to a kind of coronation in madison square garden. [ applause ] >> the battle for the republican nomination turned out to be really close. it was close enough to make the ford people's fingernails sweat. but by a whisker gerald ford got the nomination. >> when ford was nominated, reagan's supporters staged a demonstration on the convention floor. and it went on and on and on and on. >> by the end of that convention, it's clear that although gerald ford may be the nominee, ronald reagan won the hearts and minds of conservatives. >> reagan did great damage to ford. look at the poll numbers. you will see jimmy carter starts surging, over 30 points ahead of gerald ford. ford had a weak position in the national race. so

is it sir carter carter and is rumi not a carter? beyonce's mom cleared things up when she posted, proud grandma, hello sir carter and rumi carter. >> she released it at 10:10 pacific time. she was at a listening party with jay-z. she looks great. the baby weight is coming off quick. the post is already getting a lot of celebrity support. and zendaya, who appeared in "lemonade," called it breathtaking. kim kardashian west says she liked the pic despite that her husband left jay-z's title. >> the pic got nearly 2 million likes in less than an hour, and is on track to become the most-liked photo ever on instagram. it's taking over the top spot from beyonce's pregnancy announcement post. >>> there was a big premiere last night, in england, for the world war ii epic, "dunkirk," as we call it, when harry met harry. >> it's pretty exciting. >> it was pop royalty meeting the reel deal when harry styles met prince harry on the red carpet. what did they talk about? maybe it was something like this would you like to do some more acting as well

so is rumi not a carter or is sir carter sir carter carter?ce's mom seemed to clear things up a bit when she posted, proud grandma. hello, sir carter and ruemi carter. >> she released on her own terms and timeline. she posted it at 10:10 pacific time on thursday while she was at a listening party with her husband, jay-z. it was their first public outing since the birth of the twins and beyonce looked amazing. the baby weight seems to be coming off quick. she wore heels and a white long-sleeved mini dress for the occasion. >> let's move on now and talk about ben affleck stepping out with the new woman in his life. >> this this week has been an eventful one as ben and lindsay shookus went public. it's almost like we're seeing a whole new bin because he didn't mind a little pda with his new gal. >> how are you doing, ben? >> ben affleck proudly put his arm around his new lady, snl producer lindsay shookus as they went to dinner in pacific palisades. six days later, ben's ex, jennifer garner had a girls night out at the same restaurant with friend

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he and roselyn carter were in several cities this past week, today carter reflected on his busy schedule. >> well, been gone for about a month, and it's been one of the most strenuous months i've had. >> reporter: this was not his first scare. two years ago, diagnosed with mel know ma which spread to his brain. he's cancer-free. >> didn't find cancer at all. >> reporter: the former president shows no signs of slowing down. according to friend jan williams. >> he doesn't rest. he's like a little energizer bunny. >> reporter: when carter teaches sunday school, the congregation of about 100 can swell to five times that. some coming from around the country. making the long drive to planes, georgia. >> six hours. >> nine hours. >> reporter: and then, there are the these people who drove 12 hours from maryland. >> we are grateful to have that experience and share that experience with our ughter. >> reporter: all for a chance to hear the nation's 39th president teach sunday school, for the 793rd time. mya rodriguez, nbc news. >>> well if you're impressed by president carter's stamina, check out

i think it was personal, philosophical and we are at the end of jimmy carter and carter i will defendand say he is a good man. came to washington with the best of intentions. but jimmy carter failed as president because he didn't ultimately understand washington. but we had the recession and so democrats knew they needed to do something so they were willing to take a chance on reagan-nomics. >> get back to trump. >> let me answer this diplomatically. >> there were a lot of people who thought reagan was going to be president in the '80s. historians were not rating him high. they are going back and looking at the reagan presidency and he is rated, i think the lost poll of american historians had him 13 but he has been going up over the last 30-40 years. i don't have the newspapers of eight years or four years from now to tell you about donald trump. i can tell you reagan approached the presidency differently, reagan was a different man, reagan had different style. there is no comparison except both were out siders and both were stretched through the political system. that is the only th

i now turn it over to chairman carter. judge carter. >> thank you, mr. chairman. before i start, it's sort of a tradition to have some kind of snack from your home district. the most famous thing are the -- doughnuts. the national magazine have declared it the best doughnuts in the world. however, they're so good they don't travel well. so as a substitute we have a large czech community. everyone's welcome to eat a --. our czech community is very proud of them, and they're very good. we had them here last year. they're good. >> the question is what are they, and then we're going to move on. >> they're a roll with fruit on top of them, and they're good. >> judge carter is recognized. >> thank you. now that i've gotten the important stuff out-of-the way, i'm glad to be here to present the 2016 appropriations bill. $1.9 billion in defense spending, $6.8 billion for disaster relief. the total is $51.1 billion. which is $327 million above the president's request and $1.8 billion fiscal year 2017 baseline. it stands in stark contrast to prior years because the president

judge carter? judge carter: before i start, it is tradition to have a snack from your home district. the national magazines have declared the best doughnuts in the world. they are so good they don't travel well. czech community in my district. eat.one is welcome to our czech community is very proud and they are very good. >> what is kolache? >> a roll with fruit on top of it and it's very good. i'm glad to be here to present the fiscal year 2018 department of homeland security appropriations bill to the committee. the recommendation is $42.5 billion. the total is $51.1 billion. . the subcommittee's recommendation stands in stark prior years because the president's budget request is a major policy change in how dhs secures the border and reinforces immigration laws consequently, i learned many in the minority are opposed to the bill. regret not adding a unified remark great i respect everyone's right to assert reasonable and honest. have no doubt that everyone on this committee shares the same objec

carter? >> no. >> mr. carter, no. mr. cartwright? aye. miss clark, aye. mr. cole, no. mr. cuear. no. mr. dent? mr. dent no. mr. diaz ballard? no. mr. fleischman, no. mr. fortenberry, no. mr. friedlingheisen, no. mrs. granger, no. mr. graves? no. dr. harris? dr. harris, no. miss herrera-butler? no. mr. jenkins. mr. jenkins, no. mr. joyce? no. miss captor? aye. mr. kilmer? mr. kilmer, aye. miss lee? aye. mrs. loey, aye. miss mccollum? ae. miss ang. molinar no. mr. palazzo? miss pingry, aye. mr. pokane? aye. mr. prierks aye. mr. quigly, aye. mrs. roby, no. mr. rogers, no. mr. rooney, no. miss roy balladard, aye. mr. ryan, aye. mr. serrano, aye. mr. simpson, no. mr. stewart, no. mrs. taylor, no. mr. valededdo, no. miss wasserman-schultz. >> mr. cuear. is an aye plchlt calvert recorded no. >> mr. palazzo. >> recorded no. >> anyone further? if not, clerk will call the role. or tally. on this vote the ayes are 22 and the nays are 30. the amendment is not agreed to. further amendments. let's see. who was in line here? mr. price, in order of seniority. >> yes. >> amendment on the desk. >>

chairman carter. recognize the ranking member miss ballard. >> as i said in our subcommittee markup, i greatly appreciate how you and your staff have been collegial, collaborative and receptive in developing this bill. we have a good partnership in working to address the needs of the department of homeland security and its dedicated personnel because we understand they are the ones doing the critical work of keeping our country safe. the positive aspects of this bill include restoration of fema preparedness grants to current year levels and increases in the non-profit security program from 25 million to 50 million. there are also a significant number of constructive oversight directives in the draft committee report and welcomed funding levels for departmental oversight components like the office of civil rights and civil liberties. and i am grateful for the additional funding for child care subsidies for coast guard families and the continuation of the cyber security internship program. most alarming

beyonce's mom cleared things up when she posted, proud grandma, hello sir carter and rumi carter. >> she released it at 10:10:00 p. 10:10:00 p.10:10 p pacific time. she looks great. and zendaya, who appeared in "lemonade," called it breathtaking. kim kardashian west says she likes it. >> the pic got nearly 2 million likes in less than an hour, and is on track to become the most-liked photo ever on instagr instagram. >>> there was a big premiere last night, in england, for the world war ii epic, "dunkirk," as we call it, when harry met ha y harry. when harry stiles met prince harry on the red carpet. what did they talk about? would you like to do some more acting as well as singing? >> yeah, i feel really lucky to have been in this one. and i haven't thought too much further ahead than that. but i would, given the choice, absolutely do this again, yes. ♪ >> seems styles has been doing some thinking about leaning towards his music. >> i'd do this one again for sure, though. >> you were in the war? >> while prince harry is in england, meghan markle is back on her show "suits." celebrati

and when she said sir carter, i thought it was carter carter, and apparently it's sir, not sir million likes, and it's similar when she announced her pregnancy surrounded in roses and sheer material, and cradling her belly. >>> with this next story we have to start with most people are okay. this couple in the uk, they wanted to do the lift from the 1980s movie dirty dancing for their wedding. they decided to practice, what could go wrong, everything. the two started about 30 feet apart, collided and ended up flat on the ground unconscious. both of them are okay. they did have to get tests done at the hospital. they're probably not going to be doing the routine at the wedding, but hopefully they show the pictures and are able to laugh about them. >> in sickness and in health. >> and in unconscious. >>> you might think you have a tire around your waist, but a bull actually does. he got stuck in a truck, a huge tractor tire. the weeping fox ranch in iowa posted the saying crazy things that happen with bulls. the ranch says some workers were able to tie up the bull and slide the tire, not

carter >> final call.et me make it energy and take it on the long side >> mike. >> to do that, you're going toopt to use call spreads and xle. >> dan >> so, microsoft, if you're cautiously optimistic, it makes sense to call for consol dag >> thanks so much for watching for more, check out our website. have a gat wke a wreeendnde'll see you back here next friday. and we'll see you back here next friday >>> my mission is simple to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a market somewhere. i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. i'm just trying to make money. my job is not just to entertain y you. call me or tweet me. close watchers of "mad money" know i'm not a choice, but i d

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come on back, carter. >> that's my chair. >> maybe not always. mike, what's your trade? >> you know, this is one of those situations where, you know, we've been talking about the fact we don't like to necessarily go out and buy premium. in this cares i think it does make sense to get into a long premium trade. if we're wrong, we're catching the falling knife. we're not interested in taking a great deal of risk if you're right, we're probably going to gets a fairly sharp upward bounce. >> i would think. >> maybe 10% or something. >> that's it start with 10%. >> we're usually looking at a 60 to 90 day horizon. buy the september 66 call spread $1.50 is what you would have paid sell the other at 70 cents that's $1.20 the current value etf. every now and again you do need to decide that there is asymmetric risk/reward n. this particular case the options trade is worth that. you're risz being $1.20. if it drifts a little lower it's not going to give up its volume immediately. >> i like the trade idea if you agree with carter's technical call risking 1.20 is okay one of the thi

on jimmy carter's diagnosis, the achievement that helped jimmy carter come that a brain tumor months after he had this cancer, former president jimmy carter announced the his doctor said they'd -- that he does not need it because of the new medication to fight these tumors. the story was back in march of 2016. he announced he had not -- melanoma that spread to his liver and brain. let's go to germantown, tennessee, republican. good morning. you're on the air. >> i have worked with saint jude children. if there were a cure for cancer, they will not ever come out with it. mccain needs to get on the ozone treatments and get on high doses it.roducts that will shrink i washed it shrink tumors in saint jude children. i wish him a speedy recovery and alike and said, cancer could be cured in the hospital, they will never do it because there's too much money in it. if you do not believe it, walk around the saint jude campus. host: paul in arlington, virginia. an independent. caller: i am not a doctor but i wish him a speedy recovery. the sad thing regardless of your political affiliation, any

a few weeks ago, mike and carter said that one surging dow stock was about to stall out and they werespot on with that call. here's what we mean. >> announcer: on "options action," it's how we make speedy profits. risk less so you can make more and that's exactly what cole and carter did on 3m cole thought the dow stock's run was overrun. >> i think 3m's gone a little too far. if you're a short seller, i would go after this one. >> mm, mark thought. the chart master might be on to something. but just shorting the stock could lead to an industrial-sized disaster. >> human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria >> announcer: what he said so to reduce his risk, he bought the stock put for $3.10. to make money, he needs the stock to fall below the 210 strike below the cost of the trade or below $206.25 by august expiration but paying nearly four bucks just to bet against 3m >> here, here, here's your $4, you pathetic peace of -- >> announcer: easy, there, buddy. so to cut costs, mike sold the august 200 strike put for $1.30 and created his put spread here's how it works.

carter, yes.he intelligence community and its not-so-stellar track record is to be considered here as well as american foreign policy, the disstabilization caused, especially in the middle east, but what about all the other points i made? >> well, exactly -- >> carter, take 15 seconds, and i have to wrap. final word is yours, go ahead. >> well, the domination they've done is really what concerns people. i -- similar with you, michael, i spend most of my time in london at least until recently, and, you know, the people are concerned about the problems in u.s. foreign policy, and i think some of the chaos that it's created around the world, so we shall see. >> thank you, appreciate your being here. what's your thoughts at home? tweet me, visit my facebook page, and i'll read some throughout the course of the program. what do you have, katherine? you either trust russia or you don't. you are saying tillerson is telling a lie. hey, max, what happened to reagan's trust, but verify? give me another one,

carter told the congregation at his church that this has been one of the busiest months he's ever had. in the past week -- he's 92 years old -- jimmy carter was as an auction, went on a fishing trip and went up to canada helping habitat are about humanity. it was in canada that he spent the night in the hospital. >> we went to saskatchewan and edmonton. we built a total of 75 houses, habitat volunteers did. and then we went down to winnipeg and built 25 more houses. and that was the last part of the week. and that's where i got dehydrated. >> in the hospital overnight, working again on the houses yesterday. carter heads to atlanta tomorrow to teach at emory university, something he's been doing for 35 years now. he says he's looking forward to a few days rest. that's going to have to come at the end of next week. >>> coming up -- a perfect time for a sweet treat. why the hot weather wasn't the only reason people were flocking to ice cream stores today. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. the hills are brown. the fire danger is up, and the temperatures are hot. we're tracking the

i will turn it to chairman carter to present the 28 teen homeland security bill. judge carter. start, iter: before i is a tradition to have some kind of snack from your home district. the most promise -- famous thing from my home district, north dakota, the national magazine declared it the best doughnut in the world. but they are so good they do not trouble well so as a substitute, we have a large czechoslovakian community in my district. across thekouachi help. everyone is welcome to have a kolache across the hall. a roll with fruit on top of them and they are good. recognize.er is >> thank you. now that i've gotten important stuff out of the way. i am happy to present the 2018 house appropriations bill to the committee. the recommendation is $42.5 in nondefense discretionary spending. 1.9 main dollars in defense spending. disasterions for relief. is 327 million dollars above the present and 1.7 million above the baseline. the subcommittee recommendations stand in sharp contrast to prior budget request is a major policy change to how the border is secured and immigration laws

. >> umbrage is being taken with carter. >> slight umbrage. >> all right >> so in my world, carter talkedut -- abbott had a tremendous run. it's not cheap it just finished an acquisition. this stock, to me, if you want to buy it, you have to buy it on the breakout above the previous all-time high made in 2015 of $51.50 otherwise, you could potentially see what carter will come back and tell us could be a double top in abbott labs i'd rather buy the breakout than buy it here. >> or at least maybe buy it here to get to the double top, maybe it fails and make that money on the way. >> that's trading lingo, i don't want to get too in the weeds. >> both sides. long to the top. maybe it fails get your double top. >> look at that. surrounding that trade. >> yeah. you really surrounded the umbrage there. >> the umbrage >> yeah. >> real quick question unp, a name i've been in for a while, so it has lagged. is there potential, is there a level, something you're looking at where you'd say, you know what, if it gets above this, then it is ready to start to catch up to the rest of the transports and a

sir carter? should we say rumi carter?yonce. >> maybe rumi will go by just like beyonce does, just rumi. >> we may have to do an entertainment news investigation. >> this brian ross would get behind. and since we're talking about celebs, we kind of alluded to it a little earlier on. let's do address the elephant in the room. you happen to have a sister who -- >> i have two sisters. >> you have two sisters of your own. you're the youngest of three. >> i am, and my middle sister, some people know who she is. she has an awesome song out right now if you are interested. >> the video is awesome. >> and the video's beautiful. and i hate when they show that picture. notice how she looks stunning and i look like i'm ready to go to bed. >> you posted it on your ig. >> after she did. i had no choice at that point. >> it is beautiful. and your older sister, she has two kids. >> she has two kids. jennifer has two kids. >> get crackin'. >> you sound like my mom. thanks for that. >> that's awesome. so let's talk about the best of televi

. >> carter, why don't you break down the charts first when it comes to technology. >> let's do that it's not a pure thing, there are things like walgreens, kraft heinz but good as any for leading technology stocks. i thought i would start with a long-term chart to sort of at or near the lows in the '09 crisis. it is quite clear. you have this massive outperformance, three-bagger over the market. i want to remove the s&p and just look at the chart of the same time frame. here what we have is the actual chart that we're looking at with its actual high/low close action and what we know is the following. if i simply put in a channel and the thing about this, i didn't manipulate it. these are two parallel lines put in by a program or computer. what history does tell us often, if you do overshoot the top like this, you often will check back. what's happening is the check back is under way. we're down some 5% from the peak but we're not quite back to the channel here we're not quite at that level. so i think there's another 3 to 5% to go let's drill down a little more and get into a tighte

carter >> final call, want to make a bet on energy and take it on the long side. >> mike?to do that, you're going to want to use call spreads and xle. >> nice tag team dan? >> microsoft, if you're cautiously optimistic, makes sense to play for consolidation with call calendar >> i'm melissa lee thanks for watching. meantime, have a great weekend and we'll see you back here next friday (male announcer) right now, it's all new. a paid presentation from meaningful beauty by cindy crawford. (female announcer) with special appearances from some of your tv favorites sharing their number one skin saving secrets. (male announcer) plus, a stunning before and after story from today's special guest, lori loughlin. (female announcer) at age 52, the star of full house and much more says her skin seems to be looking not older but younger thanks to friend and supermodel cindy crawford. (lori) i really do feel like my skin has been restored and i've traveled back in time.

boy, you may have noticed that carter is not here tonight he's on vacation, he did send us a postcardere is a bit of it. i enjoyed a bit of it. at this point, i am inclined to reduce the position by half and retain the balance for perspective further weakness carter if you are out there in some french bar drinking, hello, come back soon >> mike, what are you doing with the trade? >> we can take the profits and roll down to 219 we cancel it three times that price right now and take the same amount we sold last time and we'll walk away with 5 bucks a profit >> it consolidated and it has dropped and did not bounce >> all right, merci. >> up next, tweets and the final call hey gary, what'd you got here? this bad boy is a mobile trading desk so that i can take my trading platform wherever i go. "option actions" is sponsored by think or swim by ameri-trade the market's hot! sync your platform on any device with thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade steve, other than making me move stuff, i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorsw

and mrs carter. aaron plans to pop the question.he two have even started looking for rings. >> you get to pick it out which is kind of nice. >> of course she does. ladies come first. let's put it this way. it's gonna be just like this one, and its gonna be over 7 karats. >> what kind of wedding do you guys have in mind? big? small? >> huge. >> really? >> massive. i'm talking about like, i'm bougie. >> yeah, you are bougie. >> i'm bad and bougie. >> would you ever do a reality show? would you ever put your lives and your engagement and marriage and wedding on tv? >> absolutely. >> are there any plans for that? >> we've had a couple offers so far so but, we haven't. maybe we should call it, "welcome back bonnie and clyde"? >> oh, that's a good one, that's a good one. we've gotta do some kind of bonnie and clyde something. put our mugshots right next to each other. >> don't put mine. >> don't put mine either. it's so bad. >> god. i feel like they edited it to make me look worse. >> i think they did too! >> it's interesting they are hav

laura ingraham, sara carter, dr. sebastian gorka, jay sekulow. john solomon. they will all be here tonight. the mainstream media is once again foaming at the mouth, hysterically obsessing over russia. of all of course completely ignoring the millions of forgotten men and women in this country. that's the issue they should be focusing on. that is tonight's opening monologue. once again, the destroy-trump-media has worked itself into a frenzy over a meeting the donald trump, jr., had back in june of 2016. with a russian lawyer. the press is running wild, all types of black helicopter to fly hot conspiracy theories about russian collusion once again. of course, they are completely missing many of the key facts about this story. if you actually do some research and read more than the headlines of these phony "new york times" reports, with the media should be doing in the first place, you will notice the massive holes in this story. the lawyer who donald trump, jr., paul manna fort and jared kushner met with, didn't work for them at the time of the meeting. the wom

, carter worth awesome.ring the chair out. thank you, austin. >> bud buddy, i'm with you, man. >> i have a question. >> i'm ready. >> is the dollar's strength chart -- the call for rebound of the dollar, it almost looks like it could be separate from from your call to short staples. >> well, okay, so the call of the dollar is in and of itself, right. >> it's just that this is overdone, down trends have countertrend moves just like the dollar over the last asieight months major international brands that dominate in terms of market cap, consumer staples, would be under further pressure because they're a disaster already on a relative basis of the market. >> yeah. >> so, carter, i'm curious, what we've seen is international capital flows happen, money comes back to the u.s., dollar goes up and the stock market rises for a period of time then the dollar gets too strong, right? so is this move just kind of a snapback rally type of thing or we looking at a more sustained move >> well, no one can know certainly i c

carter became weak. carter wasted no time and bounced back. he was back on a habitat for humanity building site in winnipeg on pens. >>> the opioid crisis running rampant across the country. here at home local governments trying to spend money to stop it and ultimately to save lives. in the district roughly $2 million federal grant will help officials buy naloxone kits, also known as narcan. it's a drug that can reverse the ef mayor bowser says it doesn't solve all the problems because folks still need to be educated. >> throughout the summer we'll work to educate more washingtonians on the availability of narcan and new and very real dangers of drug compounds that pervade our streets today. >> the funding is expected to help the district by 2500 kits. >>> this is a story that you'll only see on news 4. the family of a crash victim. raising questions about a dumptruck driver accused in a different crash. only news 4 talked with the family of bianca butler. she was the woman seriously hurt after a dumptruck hit her on south dakota avenue in nor

carter remains hospitalized this morning. he became dehydrated during a house-building project for habitat for humanity in canada. the 92-year-old carter is doing okay and was taken to a hospital as a precaution. former first lady rosalind carter is with him. they're in the middle of a project building houses in vario various canadian cities. >>> and steve scalise's condition has been raised to fair. he was injured during a congressional baseball practice. >>> wall street is hoping for a three-peat today. the dow started in record territory. the index closing last night at 21,553 after gaining 21 points. investors appeared to be happy with the news that the fed would raise interest rates again and slowly. this is 24th record high for the >>> well, the legend of tim tebow continues to grow. >> so the former heisman trophy winner and the current new york met, wow. hit the first walk-off homer of his pro career. >> it's still going. >> it's still going. the opposite field drive lifted the st. lucie mets. that means the mets beat

soldier dead carter was taken to afghanistan by his father and a legit al qaeda member who was believed to be friendly with osama bin laden the toronto born teenager at the time was shot captured and taken to a base in afghanistan where he was interrogated over more than forty days before being relocated to guantanamo and charged with murder under the military commissions act carter was reportedly interrogated using sleep deprivation stress positions and threats of rape access to legal counsel was allegedly withheld for more than two years canadian intelligence agents reportedly visited get mo to interrogate carter and subsequently share the classified info with u.s. officials carter eventual he pled guilty to throwing the grenade that killed the american soldier a confession his lawyer say was a result of being tortured r t spoke with a man who was detained with katar bob graham and. his eye had been shot out to blind in one one eye he had huge exit wounds in his shoulder just above his chest he was tortured in front of me was abused and screamed and shouted at spot and stripped naked

carter told the congregation at his church, this has been one of the busiest months he has ever had. the 92-year-old was at an auction at the carter center, had several meetings, went on a fishing trip and went up to canada helping habitat for humanity. it was in canada mr. carter spent the night in the hospital. >> we went to edmonton and they will built a total of 75 houses, habitat volunteers did. we went down to winnipeg and built 25 houses and that's the last part of the week and that's where i got dehydrated. >> he was die hydrated friday, back on the job yesterday. he heads to atlanta tomorrow to teach at emory university. he says he's looking forward to a few days rest at the end of next week. >>> a local emergency declared in santa barbra counties because of wildfires. it's burned more than 18,000 acres. it's only about 36% contained. fire burning south of highway 154 in the mountains. this started a week ago. it's been going for a while now. 16 homes have burned so far as well as 30 other structures. 2,000 firefighters working on it but the weather's working against them. t

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police have made two arrests carter. he was 27, a graduate of morehouse and georgetown universities, a basketball coach and mentor. he was found in capitol heights amid a chaotic scene. the suspect did getaway car, a police cruiser. deputy ramirez -- stephanie ramirez spoke with his family tonight. >> reporter: police found 27- year-old carrington carter shot to death at this dead end street and at the time, his parents did not know why he was here or what happened. now, 6.5 months later, police have two men in custody. >> when i went to the internet and pulled up the pictures it was unbelievable. >> these two people that look to be kids, you know, have no value for lights. >> reporter: carrington carter senior and the victim's mother, shernell carter, tell me the arrests don't take away their pain, but at least for them, -- >> some other person cannot be harmed >> reporter: they're talking about the 28-year-old suspect caught with at least one illegal firearm in his car. prince george's county police tell us the death w

one of the earliest property owners, carter, who owned the property. and then a man named william smith owned the property, and next to him was a man named samuel kerrigan. what we expected when we found this privy feature was to have things that related to those men's households, but we got all of these things. this is earthenware for something served in taverns. it was something served in, some kind of milk with some kind of liquor put in it. sounds perfectly awful. these are english made. we know the dates when they were being made in this country. when you see a lot of these, and we have 37, i think, or maybe more. we suspect this is a tavern. they don't need 37 of these in anybody's private household. they are wonderful because they are slightly different. this decorative technique is not completely controllable. some of it is by chance, so we have this wonderful collection that shows the variation in decorations that can appear on the pots. it was a problem for us. william smith and samuel garrigas lived here. we have all of this tavern stuff. we

administration liberalism and the the people who staff the carter administration trilateral commission it's and dust rule democracies in europe japan and the united states basically liberal internationalists and they have a publication called the crisis of democracy in the crisis of democracy is there's too much democracy in the one nine hundred sixty s. too many people who are usually passive and pathetic the way people are supposed to be started becoming engaged in the political arena pressing for their demands and so on the some that are sometimes called special interests meaning young people old people farmers workers in other words everybody except the corporate sector which is no mention there the national interest but these special interests are putting too much pressure on the state so we have to have more moderation and democracy people have to return to being passive an apathetic the american repertory you mentioned huntington resume the style referred to the period when as he put it truman was able to run the country with the cooperation of a few wall street lawyers and exec

carter louise was a billboard. >> because, you see, carter is a pretty big deal.the family she is the first girl born in the settle family in 137 years. 137 years. >> so the billboard apparently was the brainchild of some co-workers of carter's dad. needless to say the family was pretty pumped to finally have a girl. >> then they call her carter. i thought they would call her diane or sophie or like a very feminine name. >> they're mixing it up. maybe they didn't know she was going to be a girl so they decided to go with a neutral gender -- gendral. >> now, one of the crown jewels of president trump's former casino empire, the taj mahal, is now being sold out one piece at a time. >> a liquidation sale is now under way at that site. one former employee picked up a wall hanging with the real taj mahal on it for 18 was bought for 650 bucks. you can have what seems to be a big vase for 12 buck. >> bargain. some austrian chandeliers are selling for 35 grand apiece and a tapestry can be had for 9500. it's a little bittersweet some say. >> hate to see the taj mahal close

i urge support. >> chairman carter. >> horizon opposition. it's not constitutional graham. >> the amendment would authorize the main elements further, any provision regarding immigration of aliens is an issue for the house judiciary committee and beyond the jurisdiction of this committee. therefore i pose the amendment and ask you vote against it. >> high-rise and strong support of the amendment. when it comes to children who are citizens of the country particularly if their parents have not committed serious crimes and to not pose a threat to others. dhs removed 14161 people who for parents of united states and send minor. in los angeles, 424 were removed. in york city, 95 were removed. in hissing, 369, el paso, 281. chicago 241, atlanta 418, and the list goes on. each one represents a family torn apart and at least one u.s. child faced with either leaving their homeland to be with their parents are facing a life without their parent. i urge the adoption of the amendment spent. >> one minute to close. >> as i said before i think the importan

carter, were you surprised? were you disappointed that president trump brought up the subject of meddling to president putin given that you're been dismissive of those allegations in the past? >> not surprised, michael, but i think you have to ask the question, but there's nothing -- there's no -- you know, it was in the intel report, so it completely faked intel report from january 6 done for political purposes, et cetera. so i guess you have sto ask the question, but i'm wondering whether they -- you know, president putin asked something about the fake allegations that were made against one of his leading business leaders who i was falsely accused by the intel community or in this unverified dossier. so it will be -- it's interesting and we'll see how that plays out. and again, all of these false hoods will be resolved in time. >> the president didn't treat it like it was a false hood. he said what he said in poland, but by the time he gets to hamburg and meets with vladimir putin, he's treating as if it's the