the cherry tree. carson wiens was an early biographer of george washington and he was the one who cameup with the cherry tree story . there's no evidence the cherry tree story actually happened whatsoever but it did indicate, one thing that is true about that is that george washington was a man of deep conviction, deep character, deep honestyand deep integrity . in this story probably while not true is still a good parable about the type of boy george washington was, the type of man he grew into so it has its uses even if it's not true. as far as the shays rebellion and the whiskey rebellion, the origins of the whiskey rebellion was that after washington becomes president, hamilton goes to washington, alexander hamilton goes to washington and says we need to pay off the various steps of the various state left over from the rebellion and one way to bind the country together to take on all the debts for the national government and washington agrees with this interestingly enough that indication of thow

who came up with the cherry tree story. there was no evidence that the cherry tree story actually happened whatsoever, but it did indicate that one thing that is true about that is that george washington was a man of deep conviction, deep character, deep honesty and deep integrity and the story, while probably not true is still a good parable of the type of boy that george washington was and the type of man he grew into. so it still has its choices each though it's not true. >> the whiskey rebellion, after washington becomes president hamilton goes to washington and alexander hamilton is the secretary of the treasury and he goes to washington and says, look, we need to pay off the various debts and the various states left over from the revolution and one way to bind the country together is to take on all of the debts from the national government and washington agrees to this and it's that interestingly enough it's an indication of how early lobbyists were operating in washington because the tax that was levied on the whiske

instead, house democrats' case rests solely on hearsay testimony and presumptions from cherry picked witnesses. the framers of the constitution never intended impeachment to be used as a tool to settle political and policy differences. that's what elections are for. this is a sad and dangerous moment in our history as impeachment is being used to undo the will of the american people and silence the voices of millions of americans in the process. alexander hamilton would be ashamed. i urge my colleagues to vote no

let's putis always, more cherries on the tree. [laughter] menf we cherry pick young who come to the white house or young men and women who go to medical school, these kids will be left out. everybody cherry picks. every medical school, every law school, every university. sure,e have to do is make and that is why support education choice. the story about the young man and his colleagues, they schoolhouse to jailhouse pipeline is open. innovate withan education to keep them from going. in the second grade, she was going to a school, a neighborhood school she was assigned to. she came home with a note on her jacket one day. -- we went to the school. my wife said, what is this about? the teacher said, your child can't read. readfe said, she could when i centre to you. that schoolized was was not living up to what we expected for our child. i asked my child be transferred from this class. they said no. i asked if she would be transferred from the school. they said no. awent the same day and got second job. i put her in private school a

team cherry at another town. team o'hara at warden.otal strength of the defending units was 75 tanks and 2800 officers and men. battering -- men. battering at the gates of bastogne, worthy advanced elements of the fifth panzer army and general brandenburger 's seventh army. approximately 300 tanks and 50,000 men whose mission in addition to taking the towns was to take bastogne and to take a -- it fast. >> [speaking german] was very important to capture bastogne you fast. -- fast. it was the most important road junction in the southern area of the combat section. general eisenhower's reserve forces which we's expected -- we toected, were near to arrive attack and they would have to pass bastogne. >> [speaking german] >> i'm a former general of the panzer troops and commander in in chief of the fifth panzer army. >> we completed establishing the defenses of novell about midnight. actually, the defense was a routine traditional type defense. we set out roadblocks to the east, one to the north, and one to the northwest, because these were

he told in part quote mayor gillmore and here nearly a million dollar a year city managers are cherry-cherry- picking. levi statement's nvrl events have generated nearly $22 with $410.4 going to the general fund. >> reporter: concepts are the biggest nonnfl event money makers at the stadium. but the curfew has hampered their ability to track big-name performers. >> this is unacceptable, beyond me. >> reporter: the 73 took action to try to remove. snow >> san francisco unified and four other bay area districts have joined a number of districts around the country in suing suul, claiming that their marketing and targeting users. livermore valley unified, along withwith san francisco. >>> package thieves stealing holiday gifts. the vape bait boxes being used to catch these criminals. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a home on chula vista drive a few blocks from ralston avenue. friars rushed to get that injured man out of the burning home. investigators are looking into reports of an explosion shortly after the fire started. >>> a judge in san francisco today approved two settlements totaling nearly $25 billion to pa

house here and cherry street, lots of smoke and bill. she said she didn't hear a thing she slept right through it all. she didn't notice until she came outside and saw that the still a fire truck here. and we do have a map for you so you can see exactly where this house is in novato we're here on cherry street which is really close to one oh one you literally exit and entry streets on the other side of the freeway. and again this all and developed a at 10 30 last night and fire fire crews arrived on scene and they worked to rescue an elderly woman and when they brought her outside she died on scene so that is just the saddest part about this story. fire crews are still again here because while we were here just about an hour ago hotspot erupted again big night and in the attic that's where the fire has been primarily burning. fire crews are still trying to figure out. and how this happened what was the cause of the fire. you know, it's just sad for people, waking up in this neighborhood finding out that one of their neighbors has died. t

ferences.was in we cherry picked on the majority side. it did not give anything later when those same witnesses were tested. is lost.ity the american people are not on their side. day?is my minority hearing they cannot deny the minority hearing day. waiting for our minority hearing day. we are also waiting to see if this chairman would accept the report from another entity. we have a lot of questions today, none of them got answered. this continues to show this whole impeachment process is a total sham. nadler himself, a three-pronged task. meeting his own standards for impeachment. he said he didn't meet those standards it would tear the country apart. colleaguesr democrat are tearing the country apart. stop the sham. the hearing started with the chairman saying the facts are undisputed. he needs a lesson in undisputed facts. facts that we have agreed on. we stipulate that the following is true. what he said were facts. to hear from law professors, i have enjoyed discussing, debating with liberal law professors, conservatives. there is a

it was apple dry cherry.this is a problem colin had with his pie -- i'm sorry, but it wasn't great. >> stephen: i heard there was a lot of trouble with his pie. >> do you put a lot of lemon in there? do you zest a lot of lemon? >> stephen:. what the heck? i knew something was off. tasted like palmolive. >> stephen: that's because you're soaking in it. who does the gravy? >> i do the gravy. >> stephen: talk to me about your gravy game. >> i spoke about this before. >> stephen: you spoke about this before? you've talked about making gravy before on a talk show? that's how many talk show interviews you've done in you've talked about gravy on a talk show in this is your life? i'm so late to the scarlett johansson that i can't even ask an original -- it was like i'm going to ask a gravy question, no one's asked that before! ( laughter ) tell me about the gravy game. tell me the show i should watch to find out. lovely to see you again. >> lovely to see you, too. >> stephen: congratulations on this beautiful movie.

to keep this thing hanging over the head of trump the only thing that i can think of peter is the cherry on the cake for this complete clown. show is hillary clinton coming out and saying you know what i'm going to run for presidency that's going to be the cherry on top of this in a year 3 years ok i said in my introduction davis it would any other gee i think we just got the answer go ahead well i think that the most pathetic thing would be hillary clinton saying since draw is not a legitimate president and that's what he said no no no he's not not only is he not a legitimate president he's not legitimately put in p.j. ok. and consciously again make this out we're going to after 3 years of his rule she's suddenly found out that she were that he was not legitimate but this is all lawful you know and again i'm coming back to mistakes you know their year they have these people would somehow be pieced by forbes like the only heel james majors and john bolton their idea that they would be a beast was simply wrong because there is no limit there is absolutely no limit to their actions you kno

you know, look, they're cherry picking, what they're doing over there at fox is they're cherry pickingof the report that bolster or support their narrative. yes, there are problems, serious problems with the surveillance warrants for carter page who's an eccentric fellow and is probably owed an apology by the fbi. but on the big question about the origin of the probes, there was no political bias. it was open in a fair manner, and no deep state conspiracy, no coup d'etat. the president and his supporters owe the rest of us an apology forspreading that nonsense. >> they don't deal in knnuance d hope their viewers don't either. there was no spying, there was no deep state. there was no political bias. the viewers and the voters won't hear that. they'll just hear what hannity's saying about that there were some mistakes, not in those categories, and that's it. >> right, there are a few cherries to be picked. it's like we're living in the world's grandest experiment for motivated reasoning. you've got to go back to psychology 101 and what happens when you're so invested in something, you s

event that you haven't done any facts and like i said in my closing statement, it's amazing how he cherry pick on opening statements which give untested material but didn't give anything were witnesses were actually tested. if you release facts you have to taste sees facts and it's frankly lost. we don't know which way to go because the facts are not in their favor and the american people are not on their side. when we look at this going forward, when is my minority hearing? date for any committee that cannot deny a minority hearing date. they cannot deny so we are waiting for a minority hearing date. we'll see if the chairman is going to like he never said it would do and that's our report from another entity without us investigating it first. we have a lot of questions and none of them got answered by this majority. >> well, this continues to show that this whole impeachment process is a total sham. as i asked in my testimony, i said i, quoted the words from nadler himself. which were a three prong test and he failed to meet his own standards for impeachment. he said that if he didn't m

so it has been a while at this home on cherry street in novato. when firefighters a arrived, fire was burning through the roof. the woman inside who they found, she was in her 80s. rescuers attempted cpr but she died. firefighters say there was more stuff in this home than you would see in a typical house. and that was an obstacle for firefighters. >> in those conditions it's difficult for firefighters to make entry, to move through the house. there's already with heavy smoke and fire visibility is zero. so the firefighters are basically going in, using their hands, tools, reaching through to try to find >> they are working to pull all of this stuff out of the home so they can get in there to make sure the fire is out. so investigators won't be able to get in there to look for a cause until off of this stuff is removed. the fire chief says the woman lived by herself and she was the only person inside the home. they say she was out shopping with friends earlier in the evening. she was dropped off around 7:30 last night and that was the last time sh

falling in little bit as people can cherry pick some of that individual data. reportbviously, the jobs little way expectations last week. a little softness today. the s&p 500 still hanging near the record high. i want to look at what has been morgan stanley we did this out in a note this morning consumer discretionary stocks to the s&p 500 remains well below the 200 day moving average. to mike wilson and his colleagues at morgan stanley, downside risk and growth remain a little bit higher than upside risk. consumer discretionary, they think we are clearly in the late part of the economic cycle. now starting to discount a little bit of a slow down ahead, and may be seeing a little more weakness in the economic data. still with us at the desk, kristen bitterly. in the voice of bloomberg news global macro, vince. we had a down day today, 0.3, 0.4 percent. every 10 we have had a significant down day, we have seen it come back within a couple of days. is the backdrop still favorable? vince: what we have been seeing in the past few weeks, when bad news comes up, mark

. >> dana: my grandmother would make an apple pie and there would be a cherry pie, usually.definitely do something chocolate. >> juan: cinnamon ice cream is kind of like this. >> dana: you could put cinnamon in your chocolate, ju juan. >> emily: what is this slice of heaven? >> pecan pie, butter pecan ice cream, red walnuts topped with whipped cream and almonds. >> dana: who comes up with these things question work >> we all do. >> dana: okay. [laughs] thanks, joe. >> dig in. ♪ >> dana: sorry, making a mess at serendipity. >> juan: this is the kind of cake i like. it's nice. it's moist. ♪ >> dana: i did have it. >> emily: if you guys could have any dessert for the rest of your life, what would you have? >> juan: if i was on death's row, i think i would have this. i'm going to be a fat man. >> dana: you have the best metabolism of anybody. >> frozen hot chocolate. that's our iconic drink. >> dana: thank you. >> enjoy. >> dana: you are going to love this the most. [laughter] >> jesse: you know what i noticed? greg wasn't in any of those. where were you? >> greg: i was busy. i'

adam schiff controlling this in the basement, having secret hearings, cherry picking witnesses, denying republican questions, not allowing republican witnesses to come forward. there has been no chance for the president's counsel to participate in the early stages of this. the whole thing was rigged. i'm an attorney, many of us are. if we were advising our client, we would tell him not to participate in that, because it's an ambush. we had an ambush last night on the scheduling. at every stage of this, the democrats have tried to railroad the president, that's why he has concerns. that they brought an impeachment claim of obstruction is absurd. [no audio] >> this is what we are here, that's why they did not go through the normal process, we have every previous administration in the modern era. >> their politics in this, there were politics in 1999 with president clinton. they had the right to handle this in the fashion -- >> they don't have the right to abuse the process and this was a total abuse of process. it was a witchhunt. that's why they could not settle on a charge, until they h

, you cherry pick of founders. the one that's not mentioned is the very thing we're here for. i believe it was in federalist -- i think it's 65, it was hamilton, when he said this. he said, the founders warned against a vague, open-ended charge because it could be applied in a partisan fashion by a majority of the house of representatives against an opposition president. alexander hamilton called partisan impeachment regulated by the comparative strength of parties than by the real strength of innocence or guilt. the founders secluded the term maladministration from the impeachment clause because they didn't want a president to be at the whims of congress. when we understand what's going on here, when we look at the discussions here, there are many things i want to talk about. but first, when we talk about how we get to a certain place, proper process leads to proper results and we have not had any of that. i've said it many times in our discussions lately, is that this is all about a clock and a calendar. and it h

he pleaded guilty to start cherry rate of 14 year old schoolgirl in 977 and then fled the country because he feared a prison sentence so things could get a bit political it would serve in itself or you have to wait and see should say that there also has been a petition to have polanski's film. drawn completely from the e f a's in the best star trek to cats grey he's up against sitting. she's the only female director in the field and she has a very good chance of winning for this. portrait of a lady on fire a brilliant lesbian romance between an 18th century painter played by no amy. the dark lady here and reluctance it's a dead end there now both of these actresses are jointly nominated for best actress and if any wins she could be expected to say something about mitsu or prevent ski's inclusion she has recently made allegations against the director of her 1st film that he subjected. to permanent sexual harassment from the ages of 12 to 15 she says that she was inspired to speak out by the me too movement scrambles can see a bit of a shadow over these years wards of course all the winners

labor vote who would me peace with or they would probably go for boris johnson surely because he's cherry picked bits of what michael farr as your boss is all about he's never been my boss but kerry on the the truth is we are not getting he's. you know i was writing although i have to say that everywhere i can all i meet is party voters so i don't quite know what's up in the polls it depends where you are if you go to places that maybe nobody polls you'll find a different story however you're right i think as i've said there's a slight panic and people are prepared to lend their votes to their stories but this is the important thing politics will never be the same again once she broken up regular voting for a party that you voted historically in your family for years once those parties of lost touch with their base and what we're hearing is people saying towards well we're not going to vote with bracewell because we're scared that it might mean that labor will get in the remain alliance 'd they're not even anti labor they're remain alliance will block it then they say but don't worry we'r

and nicholas sturgeon cherry picks areas or tries to claw back areas of policy that definitely means it would appear to me that you will get india too you also have to get a 2nd referendum what would the question be that doesn't disenfranchise the people that voted for pricks it 3 and a half years ago. it will 1st of all remember i'm not from the s.n.p. and from the party they also believe in independence and so i can speak broadly as someone who has been part of the s. movement i work for the yes campaign and more movement once. starting position is that there can be 2 referendums in 2020 practical as a matter of time scale f. a majority was present in the house of commons for ape so-called people's voice 2nd referendum on bragg's vote on the specific deal there says remaining and that would come 1st the interesting challenge in scotland career mentioned earlier as people who voted yes to independence and who voted we've that's the challenge the yes campaign keep these people on board while attracting people who voted no and remain to vote yes best time everything we've seen so far

. >> roya: and here we have the sour cherry rice. rahim, the cook, has been with the family for generations. rice mixed with yogurt and saffron, baked into a crispy dome. don't think of rice as a side dish around here. it can be the main event. >> rahim: okay, very, very good. >> anthony: you put far more on the table than anyone could conceivably eat. is that -- >> ramin: yeah. >> nazila: yeah. >> ramin: if you don't like your guest, you don't put anything. >> roya: and here we have koofteh, which is large, very big, meatball. >> anthony: koofteh tabrizi. ground beef, onion, and cooked rice. walnuts, dried apricots, boiled egg, and barberries. >> ramin: anyways, we are a very interesting nation. >> anthony: indeed. and very, and very confusing. >> ramin: extremely confusing. >> anthony: for, for me, the contradictions are just -- >> nazila: enormous. >> anthony: enormous. >> nazila: iranians, we take you to our house and we take you to our hearts and all of that and in that way we are extreme, you know. we are extremists in so many

and coolly drove it down the middle doubling leipzig so leave i think the dominant hosts put the cherry on top in the 83rd minute was moscow subject to cleaning up in the box to make it 3 nil summits or is yet another leipsic player blossoming underdog was none and this was his 4th goal in 5 matches. oppenheim would salvage a sliver of dignity with a minute left to play i mean because it should shoulder the ball home to put the visitors on the board. sugar's side suffered a humbling $31.00 defeat at the hands of their former boss goes mom van and co keep up their toward pay it's hot on the tail of legal eating gladbach. by. leipzig 2nd the top of the table is sorted but what's going on in the european places the next 3 matches will answer exactly that question we're kicking off this mouthwatering summary with leverkusen but a shocker the home side haven't had much luck at home recently failing to win their last 4 games but they have won the last 2 on the road in all competitions to boost their confidence so maybe just maybe as a chance of a change of fortunes on the cars at. least for c

adam schiff controlling this in the basement, having secret hearings, cherry picking witnesses, denying republican questions, not allowing republican witnesses to come forward. there is no chance for the republicans' counsel to participate. i am an attorney. ,f we were advising our client we would tell him not to participate in that because it is an ambush. we were ambushed last night on the scheduling and that they -- , democrats have tried to railroad the president. they brought in impeachment claim of obstruction and it's absurd. the obama administration went to court, they didn't turn in pleadings and the documents and witnesses that were requested in the fast and furious investigation. they went to the third branch of government. that is how the system is set up , when there is a natural impasse between the legislative and executive branches, we have a third branch, the judiciary. they could have gone a few blocks away to a federal court am a gun in order to compel the production of anything else they needed, but they didn't have time to do that. that is because they guaranteed to

adam schiff controlling this in the basement, having secret hearings, cherry picking witnesses, denying republican questions, not allowing republican witnesses to come forward. there has been no chance for the president's counsel to participate in the early stages of this. the whole thing was rigged. i'm an attorney, many of us are. if we were advising our client, and our client in this case happened to be donald trump, we would tell him not to participate in that, because it's an ambush. we got an ambush last night on the scheduling. at every stage of this, the democrats have tried to railroad the president, that's why he has had some concerns. that they brought an impeachment claim of obstruction is absurd. the obama administration, the one just prior to this one, went to court. they didn't turn in pleadings and all of the documents and the fast and furious investigation. they went to the third branch of government. that is the way our system is set up when there is a natural impasse. we have the third branch of government. they could have gone a few weeks -- blocks away, gotten an or

to end his away day hoodoo he was without a goal or assist on the road this season 2 bites of the cherry didn't help early on then his cross was blocks handfuls of the video assistance but the despair didn't last long royce firing him from the edge of the area he'd had them loud and clear. it was the 2 men captains 9th goal of the season and it sent his team into the break with a narrow advantage all that there was to change midway through the 2nd half and lightning don't win breakaway he was finished off by jade in century continuing his 3 perhaps streak the englishman had swapped his big set half time they clearly did the trick because the goal caused minds to roll over. just 3 minutes later another 2 women count separate juiced another goal this time to organize our was on the score sheets. the visitors speed in prison was simply too much for beleaguered minds. because shots rounded off the victory lights on his 1st goal for the club and just reward for his phrase forwards 4 nights ended with 4 different scorers. different free a me talk going on marco we got a good connection we work

host: the cherry tree.: there was an early biographer of george washington, and he was the one who came up with the cherry tree story. there is no evidence the cherry tree story actually happened whatsoever, but it did indicate that one thing is true about that is that door to washington was a man of deep conviction, deep character, deep honesty, and deep integrity. the story, while probably not parable still a good about the type of boy george washington was, the type of man -- in the type of man he grew into. it has its uses even though it is not true. and thes the rebellion whiskey rebellion -- the origins of the whiskey rebellion, after washington becomes president, hamilton goes to washington. -- alexanderbolton hamilton goes to washington and says we need to pay off the various debts from the revolution in one way to bind the country together is to take on all of the debts to the national government. washington agrees on this. interestingly enough, it's an indication of how early lobbyists were operat

you want 100 dark cherry cordials, and you want 600 of what? the party is on wednesday. >> by wednesday. >> let me see how we can get this done for you as soon as possible, and i'll give you a call back within an hour, okay? thank you. bye-bye. i have a large order. >> what is it? >> 100 purple-and-white lollipops, 100 green-and-white lollipops... >> is this real? >> 100 blue-and-white lollipops, 600 salted caramels, and 100 dark cherry cordials, and they want it overnighted tomorrow. >> nuh-uh. >> yuh-huh. >> pete, can you make 300 lollipops on tuesday? >> let me figure this out. [groans] >> what i need to know-- is this doable? >> i don't think that's possible. we're gonna need extra manpower to get this done. >> it pains me to turn down an order. >> i know. >> we have to find a way. we have to find a way. >> you guys have had to have large orders like this before, right? >> not-- >> yes, we have, but usually i have time. >> do they have a shelf life, the lollipops? >> they got a long one. >> they have a shelf life? >> super long. >> so then

i have done that so many times — like, i've picked up cherry diet coke by mistake. yeah!illa coca—cola and just regular coca—cola. you would have to really nail getting your snapshots correct to find this useful. it was so great to try all the technology throughout the day. the wider the choice of tech, the better for everyone. not everything today was a complete success, but the impact that blind tech can have continues to surprise me. i'm really excited about the future of accessibility tech. some fantastic innovations there, spen, and one thing becoming clear in this programme isjust how much is out there enabling people to be more empowered and to live more independently. and for people with learning disabilities, for example, there are plenty of innovations to help them do just that. paul has been to meet someone for whom the internet of things is helping to make life just that little bit more easy. this is adam. adam has down syndrome and lives in his own home, which includes some specially designed technology to allow him to live more independently. here he is usin

cherry garcia garcia, some stea, purpose bell blueberry. >> use your imagination.i think i need nicotine gum to get away with from cigar nights with my buddies but that is whole different story. that's it for bulls and bear. see you next time. liz: fireworks, still no proof of impeachment in the house hearing today. legal eagle jonathan turley systematically blew up the democrats case as premature and slipshod. we have details. one of today's academic witnesses said two months after president trump was inaugurated impeach trump. the democrats counsel questioning witnesses today? also tweeted about impeaching trump before he was even sworn in. we have got more on that. as we've been reporting the democrats trying to bolster their case looking for more articles of impeachment to convince voters as to the house intelligence report does not cite bribery. presiden

to end his away day who do it was without a goal or assist on the road this season 2 bites of the cherry didn't help early on then his cross was blocks no hand tools at the video assistance but the despair didn't last long royce firing in from the edge of the area he'd had them loud and clear. it was the 2 women captains 9th goal of the season and it sent his team into the break with a narrow advantage all that day was to change midway through the 2nd half and lightning don't win breakaway was finished off by jaden century continuing his 2 perhaps streak the englishman had swapped his big set half time they clearly did the trick because the goal caused minds to roll over. just 3 minutes later another 2 women count separate juiced another goal this time to organize our was on the score sheets. the visitors speed in prison were simply too much for beleaguered minds. nicko shots rounded off the victory rates on his 1st goal for the club and just reward for his phrase forward for no it's ended with 4 different score as . the 1st free a me talk going on marco we got a good connection we work