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you've got a cigar shop. we'll check back in, in just a little bit and we've got tour groups coming in. super nice, and it's a really warm welcome. i want to take you over here because this is the place we want to take you. this is domino park and it is very famous and we've seen plenty of tourists, also known as the maxwell gomez park, in little havana. this is one of those positions they stay for like 35 years people play dominos and you can hear all of these conversations going and it's a cultural mecca and really just a fun place for people to come and see. so that's what's happening here. between 3:00 and 6:00, this place is just jumping. this morning we've been giving you a tour of miami. about three and a half miles from where we are now, we've been showing you another great place to see the culture and art. that is an open-air museum that is dedicated to street artists so you have multiple walls and indoor galleries and really are a platform for art. outside of the museum, the windwood neighborhood al

can you light up a cigar? >> i'm not going to light up a cigar. my insurance brokers might be watching. >> raheem mostert, quite the insurance policy, right? he began the season as the fourth string running back. erupted for 220 yards and four touchdowns last night and got to share the postgame stage with his 6-month-old son gunner. >> that's a moment i'm going to cherish forever. speechless. i love having my son everywhere i go. for him to be able to have the opportunity to be on stage with me after what i accomplished, after what i've been through, i can't put it into words how i feel. >> that's such a great story. tevin coleman who ran for over 100 yards left yesterday's game with a dislocated shoulder. but kyle shanahan said today he expects coleman to be available to play in the super bowl. >> this is more like lethal weapon type thing. >> aaron rogers is suffering from a different kind of pain. losing to the 49ers again. he's now 0-3 all time against the 49ers in the postseason. >> how disappointed are you that you will not be a 49er? >> not

hear the cigar culture is also alive and well it is not just about which cigar to buy. >> here it's prettys the bread and butter of this part of the city. >> reporter: the super bowl often brings fans looking for something pretty specific. >> they want a celebration cigar. >> reporter: the neighborhood is rich in history. one of miami's oldest cultural landmarks and you'll also find the walk of stars attribute a latin american actor, writers, musicians and artists and a few miles away you also find the wynwood walls which is a special place for street art. >> they really the epicenter of art in miami. >> reporter: 3 million people visit every year which features dozens of artists from around the world in a spectacular interactive setting. >> i think miami has a lot of layers to it. this is definitely a big part of it now. it's what defines us. >> reporter: leave the walls and alter the wynwood neighborhood you will find arts. this will feature the niners and chiefs went up a few days ago. >> that's the beauty of street art. it happens quickly. >> reporter: the artist telling us he may be p

no one was hurt as is cigar a who says it could have been much worse. it's a mistake. but. >>what i'm thinking is how how do we leverage this as a learning experience now you know how do we leverage it to get better check into to educate more vacation, goers and. property management. places to you know. take more initiative to really clean these these spaces, especially when families are coming. >>air bnb gave the family a full refund but they along with law enforcement have not contacted the family to give them any sort of update on the investigation. in hayward michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>oakland police are investigating a laptop that case that led to a shooting. police responded to a shooting on adeline street near stanford avenue in north oakland. police found the victim right there on stanford and the victim told police of the shooter stole his laptop before police arrived, the victim is being treated at the hospital and is expected to be okay. will these 4 women take a look there in jail in san jose. they're accused of theft at the stand for shopping center in pa

. >> reporter: the cigar culture is alive and well.t just about which cigar to buy. >> it's probably the bread and butter of this part of the city. >> reporter: the super bowl often brings in fans looking for something pretty specific. >> a lot of people want a celebration cigar. they want a smoke. they want to have a good time. >> reporter: the old tower theater built back in 1926, one of miami's oldest cultural landmarks. and you'll also find the walk of stars, a tribute to latin american actors, writers, musicians, and artists. and just a few miles away, you'll find the winwood walls, which is a special place for street art. >> the winwood walls is the epicenter of art in miami. >> reporter: it has featured dozennens of artists from around the world in a spectacular, interactive setting. >> i think miami has a lot of spice. there's a lot of layers to it. this is definitely a big part of it now. it's what defines us as miamians. >> reporter: all through the neighborhood, you will find art. this mural featuring the niners and the chie

attention smoking cigars. how much smoke was in there. probably would have to leave. >> juan: that's my feeling. a lot of things going on in the locker room. profanity, ass smacking. >> kennedy: what? >> juan: if you're in a locker room in this era, be aware of cameras and cell phones. i guess you have to be aware, jesse, of police. i've never been in a locker room where there's been police. but i don't think this is -- so he smacks the guy. he didn't smack him in the face. it was his rear end. how many guys are whipping towels. >> jesse: he was saying good game. >> dana: that's his defense. >> kennedy: all right. up next, we've seen standing desks and treadmill desks -- bret baier has one -- and the ball chairs. behold the lie-down desk. lets you work while flat on your back. you lie down. costs over $7,000. do you have one, greg? >> greg: working horizontally? isn't that what the mustang ranch is for? you kids don't understand. i'm sick and tired of people making light of normal sitting. we're made to sit, o

when his parachute boots hit the field, he was still had the cigar in his mouth. great style, and a great warrior and survived the war. was at market garden and bastogne. he finished the war with many decorations. >> about how many troops went in on june 6th? >> about 25,000. we have 101st airborne and 82nd airborne for a americans and then the british and canadians. >> let's hear from suzanne next in sacramento, california. good morning. go ahead. >> good morning. i thought of my mother when the previous woman mentioned the need for documentation of women and my mother was one of the welders in the navy yard. my father went to north africa and to italy and really one of the saddest memories for my father was when he was on troop training. he is a black soldier. often the black somes were not given seats. they were made to sit on the duffel bags on the floor when they had events with the uso, they sat behind the officers of the the seated people and really until president truman came in, the army was still segregated and they suffered terribly. that story has not

i was just sitting around smoking cigars and having fun and getting ready to go home and get back to my position at duke and then i won and i looked at my wife and said now that i got it, what the heck am going to do it with with it? and it was such joy and elation in chapel hill, not just in chapel hill. once the word got out that i was on the verge of winning, people started to come in here from durham and even some drove in from raleigh. some from greensboro, because several of the college in greensboro sent students down to campaign in the campaign and i was not here when unc won its first ncaa championship i was told that the crowds in the street were absolutely amazing. that was what happened the night of my election. and the reaction was mixed. there were some people who, some newspapers printed stories that chapel hill elects a black power mayor. some wrote -- elected mayor of chapel hill. there were those responsible and others that recognized the historical aspects of what had just occurred. did not know until that night that there had never been a black mayor of a majority

no one was hurt as is cigar a who says it could have been much worse. it's a mistake. but.at i'm thinking is how how do we leverage this as a learning experience now you know how do we leverage it to get better check into to educate more vacation, goers and. the property management. places to you know. take more initiative to really clean these these spaces, especially when families are coming air bnb gave the family a full refund but they along with law enforcement have not contacted the family to give them any sort of update on the investigation. >>in hayward michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>other snow up in the sierra just in time for martin luther king junior weekend there it is here's some video taken today. >>upon the summit and there is a storm in our midst right now so that means getting to this series. more difficult than they could be otherwise kron four's ken wayne and pam moore talked with our buddy coop cooper are about what drivers should be looking out for. >>those of us sugar bowl i yesterday or saturday and sunday in the morning with the temperatures down a

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the cigar to see the new one when is up will be the one when they move. leg. length. leg. play. live. player. play. live. oh. please. play. live. so. let's just see lists. lists. playing. very well welcome to you watching us in such. wisdom is the application of the cold knowledge you know where your ways novel called but if you learn a particular scenario being a class could be brilliant and you encounter that exact same scenario knowing what to do is just memory that's not wisdom that's not learning it's just memorizing some wisdom comes when you are facing a brain new context and you can draw upon tools you learned in other contexts systematically to know what to do. a news rich week for russia what with a new prime minister and constitutional reforms proposed by president putin the changes if approved would vest parliament with greater power at their depicted as a put in power play by many western media outlets. deterrence becomes a new buzzword for washington's policy on terror around as trump seemingly abandoned the claim that assassinated iranian generals on money pose an

even though police officer threatened to arrest anyone who did not put up a cigar.igher ups in the police who probably realized that carting often cops would not be a good look. b5 thanks to our panel thanks all of you foror watching. up to see you next week right here. don't forget to turn to turn in on monday for bill hemmert reports at 3:00 p.m. eastern. arthel: we begin with breaking loose a honolulu star advertiser to police officers have been shah near the base of diamondhead in hawaii, the home a suspected gun man was believed to be inside is currently on fire. firefighters are unseen. flames have spread to neighboring homes. we been told the police had been responding to an assault call when they encountered a man with a firearm who then opened fire on them striking to officers. we do not know the condition of those officers at this moment. we will bring you that update will be get it. it is still a very active scene.

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threatened to arrest them, anyone who didn't put out the cigar. would not be a good look for the police. paul: thank that's it for this show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. don't forget to tune in monday for the debut of bill >> good evening everybody, tonight from washington, d.c., president trump today scored what has become an almost daily event. another signature win, another hicks achievement. the senate overwhelmingly approving the president u.s.-mexico canada trade deal usmca ratifying agreement with an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 8 9-10 today agreement expected to drive economic growth for years, perhaps outright boom in gdp provide greater access to american agricultural products and create well over a half million jobs. all of this one dayft

host: how did that compare to the use of tobacco, chewing tobacco and cigars? dr. balcerski: it's good to connect the two. because when one thinks about vice in the capital, tobacco and alcohol were related. whereas alcohol was illicit in the sense that one could not have open container on the floor of the house or senate, one could still consume alcohol in the capital, although it would eventually be prohibited by a joint rule. tobacco, an the other hand, was commonly consumed and you might say promoted. when a congressman walked on to the floor of the house or senate on either side of the door would be a snuffbox. snuff is a pulverized version of tobacco. they can be consumed and snorted. one could smoke through cigarettes -- and chewing tobacco as the third form. and's petitions were calmly put out nearby on the floor of the house and senate. so, alcohol and tobacco are twin vices in the eyes of reformers but in the eyes of users they go hand-in-hand. host: as you tour the capitol, the spittoon's are still visible. let me ask you about the congressional calendar

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ball and chin is a very popular spot for dancing and music. >> we've got the little havana cigar factoryoss the street and there is domino no park. this is really a cool spot that has been around for 35 years. it's a place they say where older cubans come to play dominos and it's really picking up. really between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m., this place is jumping and we've seen these tables throw up. there is so much art and culture about three miles from a place that is absolutely amazing. we checked it out and talked to the people there about why it's such an important part of miami. >> i think miami has a lot of sights and there are a lot layers to it. there is a lot of culture and community in windwood. it's continuously changing and growing and also kind of basics in the dna of community and the dna of art and wanting to maintain this really great relationship with the people that live here, that live it and breathe it every day. >> reporter: there is also a super bowl mural there because it's one of those neighborhoods that has art everywhere and that's why it's such a great place to v

threatened to arrest them, anyone who didn't put out the cigar.e higher ups of the police who probably realizing that carting joe borough off in cuffs would not be a good look for the police. paul: thank that's it for this show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. don't forget to tune in monday for the debut of bill hemmer reports at 3:00 p.m. eastern. arthel: the fallout continues on a dramatic split from a across the pond, buckingham palace announcing that prince harry and meghan markle will no longer be a working part of the royal family. hello, everyone. welcome to america's news headquarters. i'm arthel neville. eric: thank you for joining us. i'm eric sean. this means they will no longer be able to use funds provided by the british taxpayers and they will no longer be referred to as their royal highnesses, dropping the hrh moniker. the blockbuster announcement tapping a stunning turn of events that began 10 days ago when the couple said they wanted to step back from their royal lives. kitty logan has been following

. >> reporter: the culture is alive and well but not just about which cigar to buy? >> this is the bread and butter of this part of the city. >> reporter: eduardo says the super bowl brings advanced looking for something pretty specific. >> people want a celebration cigar. >> reporter: the neighborhood is rich in history with the old tower theater built in 1926, one of miami's oldest cultural landmarks. you will also find the walk of stars. and just a few miles away, you will also find the wind would walls which is a special place for street art. >> it is the epicenter of art in miami. 3 million people visit the spot every year. it has featured dozens of artists from around the world in a spectacular setting. >> i think miami has a lot of layers to it. this is definitely a big part of it now. it is what defines us as miami. >> reporter: leave these walls, you will find art. this mural went up just a few days ago. >> that is the belief of street art. it happens quickly. >> reporter: the artist saying he may be partial to one team, but this, he says, is just about givi

threatened to arrest them, anyone who didn't put out the cigar.rting joe borough off in cuffs would not be a good look for the police. paul: thank that's it for this show. thanks to my panel and thanks to all of you for watching. don't forget to tune in monday for the debut of bill hemmer reports at 3:00 p.m. eastern. n. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program that positions you for the week ahead. i am maria boucher mono makes was an interview with the nations banker, jamie diamond as we touched on another of topics for the day he gives us hear his outlook for the day. but first it was quite the week on wall street, record-setting across-the-board white house trade advisor peter tavarez here to talk at the impact of the historic week that was. the signing of the trade deal

and i wrote a review of the book saying, you know, poche a freud, a cigar may not always be a cigar, but the e northeast corner of your mouth upon my lips is always the nortrtheast corne. whereupon a lot of folks started to say, why don't you write about eleanor roosevevelt? and i would ananswer, don't be ridiculous.s. i'm a military historian. i dodo international relations and so on, or i even said hard history. and i was wrong. but i called up mymy pal, joe lash. and joe had become a good friend because he blurbed my book on crystal eastman, which is going back into prinint. it was published by oxford. and joe said, this is a book that should stay in print forever. crystal eastman was the founder of the aclu. amy: explain who joseph lash is. blanche: joseph lash was the biographer of eleanor roosevelt, really, her chosen son. they were very close, and joe was a good son. so anything that eleanor roosevelt said, joe wrote, and anything she said she didn't want dealt with, he didn't deal with. and then she said, i didn't care about power. and hehe wrote, she didn't care about power.

chewing tobacco, cigars, cigarettes? >> it is good to connect the topics.. whereas alcohol was illicit in the sense that one couldn't have open containers on the floor of the house or the senate, one could still consume out -- alcohol in the capital, although it would eventually be prohibited by a joint rule of the house and senate. tobacco come on the other hand, was commonly consumed and you might say promoted. when a congressman walked onto the floor of the house or senate, on either side of the door would be a snuff box. snuff is a finally -- finely pulverized version of tobacco that could be snorted. one could openly smoke tobacco through a pipe or later, cigars and cigarettes, and chewing tobacco was the third form of tobacco consumed. were commonly put out on the floor of house and senate. alcohol and tobacco are sort of twin vices in the eyes of the reformers but in the eyes of users am a they go hand-in-hand are regulatedthey differently. >> watch this and other american history programs on our website where all our video is archived. that is c-spa

you know, sometimes a cigar is just a cigar. >> alfonsi: so epstein's taken off suicide watch, the dayefore he kills himself, his roommate is-- removed from the cell. the cameras on his tier are not working. the guards fell asleep. it seems almost impossible to think all of those things could happen in that way. >> lindsay: it does. and that's what makes this so shocking. and i mean, this is a failure on multiple levels. >> alfonsi: do you think there's any way that jeffrey epstein could have been murdered? >> lindsay: absolutely, unequivocally not. >> alfonsi: there was a note in jeffrey epstein's cell. he wrote that "one guard kept me in a locked shower stall for one hour. noel, the guard, sent me burnt food. giants bugs crawling over my hands. no fun." dr. michael baden says if anyone thought jeffrey epstein was him have a ballpen tha could be used to harm himself or someone else. the other thing we just noticed looking at the photos. it appears he had some kind of sleep apnea machine. you can see a long electrical cord. >> baden: yes. there were other wires and cords present that i

environmental protections while on paper it looked to be very strong and robust and i'm wondering cigars to the peruvian free trade agreement is there a similar week this with regards to environmental standards and are we doing our part as a government to push on that an important area. who is lawyers over 1000 children from laos filed a lawsuit against iran or in a local court in missouri which had ordered him to compensate the people of herculaneum in 2010. to avoid this lawsuit. attacked peru before the international arbitration tribunals. probably after filing the notice of intent in december of 2010 rinko ran directly to the court of the united states. in an effort to remove. claims brought by children. from state court to federal court they'd go did that by bringing to the attention of the united states federal court the existence of a treaty dispute that case played out over a period of years. in 2016 the international tribunal found that rental oh had failed to comply with that obligation under the treaty to waive local proceedings it's a very specific requirement the interpretat

no one was hurt as is cigar a who says it could have been much worse. it's a mistake. but. >>what i'm thinking is how how do we leverage this as a learning experience now you know how do we leverage it to get better check into to educate more vacation, goers and. property management. places to you know. take more initiative to really clean these these spaces, especially when families are coming. >>the family says that air bnb gave them a full refund but they along with law enforcement have not contacted the family to give them any sort of update on the investigation back to you michelle, thank you are learning for families whose relatives were among the almost 3 dozen new were killed in a fire. >>for that dive boat conception in southern california are now suing the boat's owners. here are images of that deadly fire the families allege that the owners failed to have a roving night watch required by the coast guard. they had insufficient fire suppression on the boat and inadequate means of escape. attorneys for the family say truth aquatics the owner of the boat also filed a

no one was hurt as is cigar a who says it could have been much worse. it's a mistake. but. >>what i'm thinking is how how do we leverage this as a learning experience now you know how do we leverage it to get better check into to educate more vacation, goers and. property management. places to you know take more initiative to really clean these these spaces, especially when families are coming air bnb gave the family a full refund but they along with law enforcement have not contacted the family to give them any sort of update on the investigation. >>in hayward michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>oakland police are investigating a laptop theft case said led to a shooting police say they responded to a shooting on adeline street near stanford avenue in north oakland around 9.30 last friday night. police say they found the victim on stanford the victim told police the shooting suspect stole his laptop before police arrived, the victim is being treated at a hospital and is expected to be okay. >>these 4 women are in the san jose main jail tonight accused of a theft at the stanfor

passed out cigars with babies are born. now no no way remember last year when a new mom meghan markle took heat for leaving baby archie was prince harry so that she could fly to new york and watch serena in the us open well megan can do whatever she wants now because the duke and duchess have detach from the royal family, the queen says she wasn't happy that they didn't ask before and now say they were going to be more like normal financially. but she gave them her blessing yesterday and you know how i like to highlight the badass yes moms, including my own mom who passed away while i want to say thank you to all of the viewers who emailed me such kind notes, including laura from cupertino and leann from the late has been just passed away on january second, i'm so sorry and then mary ryan who lost her own mom a couple years ago. she says she appreciates my quote humor and that mastery love the conjugation that maybe laugh and that's i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare

passed out cigars when they visit war.no way remember last year when a new mom meghan markle took heat for leaving baby archie was prince harry so that she could fly to new york and watch serena in the us open well megan can do whatever she wants now because. >>the duke and duchess have detach from the royal family, the queen says she wasn't happy that they didn't ask before and now say they were going to be more like normal people and support themselves financially. but she gave them her blessing yesterday and you know how i like to highlight the badass yes moms, including my own mom who passed away. well i want to say thank you to all of the viewers who emailed me such kind notes, including laura from cupertino and lee and from the late has been just passed away on january second, i'm so sorry and then mary ryan who lost her own mom a couple years ago. she says she appreciates my quote humor and badass or e love the conjugation that maybe laugh and that's the buzz. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent hea

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of the night cigar enjoying a superb. good season. they're top of the table over the winter break. it's good for self confidence is good to start the 2nd half of the season for having to leave position in the league. after a highly successful 1st 3 years in the bundesliga for leipzig union not a rival over the summer saw the club's fast track development shift up yet another gear and there's no sign of them slowing down. this is. different to the years before he's young dynamic full of energy you know i mean shows every day when you see him. he can make football fun but he also asks a lot of you out on the pitch and then sometimes the funds over the froth and all i was there for by. and there has been plenty of fun at least so far right from the opening match day when they spoiled lynn's bogus league a debut party with a 4 nail away when brimming with pace power and confidence they won their next 2 games as well and then came by at home outplayed in the 1st half likes of which covered well before even a force that secured them up points from the spot and led by. one of the best tea

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i hope you have a cuban cigar with that hat. >> i'm taking the will smith hit song welcome to miami.ll be back to get you in the mood in just a jiffy for super bowl liv. >>> welcome back everybody. super bowl liv coming up on eight days. i'm on a date ourselves just a little bit. vern and i were together 25 years ago when the 49ers last won a super bowl and it was here in miami. >> yeah, can you believe this? this will be the 11th time this city of miami has hosted a super bowl. now we're ahead of the team. chiefs and 49ers, they don't arrive until tomorrow afternoon but let me tell it something once they touch down they'll be thrown into the fire. that is super bowl week. >> by time we get out the miami it's going to be chaos. we have media day we got all kind of obligations. you got to be getting pulled left and right in terms of different obligations that you got to do. >> all of a sudden you have 20 family members that are down here and everybody wants to have an experience down there. like i tell my mom and my wife, it's like -- hey, you are going to be the no person like -- we'

get 11 more into it for a cigar so this is a trending indicator it is not you know is obviously that there is a delay in this because the turn only happens our offer something has turned it doesn't walk off the butt but is a very long term trending indicator as i said that on a quarterly chart of the of the dow against go that's been going out since 2010 so it's got been going up for 9 years and it just turned the end of 2019 and that is a very very strong indication it doesn't tell you that the market's going to crash tomorrow because actually says we talk about a quarter inch off but the trend is not that the trend has not changed from up to down. and those are these are long term trends that are a lot are likely to play out with now. a market in dow and the dow or in old stocks let's say all stock markets in the world will be the same again is real money going to go and that's not surprising because you know all the old stocks as we've talked about and previously all stocks have just gone up because of brendan money and massive injection by central banks massive massive credit exp

protests or cigar statements made by the u.s. side let's bring up the biological talks between mr pope and mr ed on that have just wrapped up do you think the 2 leaders can do anything to stop i don't know i guess we can call it the domino effect of all the crises that are unraveling just as we speak in the region i mentioned some of them. the things that are happening in libya right now and of course the escalation between iran and the us while this this symbolic ceremony of the church stream gave the opportunity for the 2 need there are so keen to get together and have by lots of talks in the margin of this ceremony which is good and it's timely because because of just. the unfolding events in the region especially with the killing of generals like biden and others and also with the situation in libya so i think they should get to they should probably they got together already but they they should be able to narrow the differences and they are apparently they get along well they are good friends but of course here national inte