. >> in 2002 an anti-abortion state legislator named phil cline was elected attorney general for the state of kansas. >> i want to first tell you who does not endorse attorney general phil cline, abortionist dr. tiller does not endorse phil cline. >> in 2011 a producer from this show asked for his thoughts on abortion. >> do you believe yourself abortion should be made illegal? >> do i myself, yes. i wanted to make one other comment about that. i'm also anti-murder and i put a lot of murderers away, too. i follow the law. >> almost immediately upon taking office as kansas state attorney general, phil cline started a secret investigation into george tiller. he used subpoena power to get dozens of patient medical records. in defiance of a judge's order keeping the patients' identity secret, they staked out his parking lot, followed patients, took down license plate numbers, and subpoenaed a nearby hotel for records that helped them unredact these patients' medical records to get the patients' names. all of this was in pursuit for something to use against george tiller, something to cha

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a lawyer for the whistleblower says his cline is ready to answer ons from house republicans. in a series of tweets there is a compromise as long as the whistleblower is not identified. >>> the following week we will have more ings and after the investigation it will move to the judiciary committee. >> now republicans may accept the proposal to answer written questions. they want him to appear in person to testify before the committee though. >>> a teacher at a south bay high school is on administrative leave after he was captured owe video wearing black face costume to school on halloween. the teacher was posted in a costume dressed up as a rapper. >> he painted his face. why would you think to do that? to see that he really thought that was okay and it was a joke, it really hurt. >> my hope is that he was just wasn't really of the e that cou case based on knowing the staff and the leaders at the high the district but that doesn't dismiss the fact that it happened. >>> the school district would not release the identity of the teacher saying it is a personnel matter but he has

i think it was patsy cline. we went next-door and bought a gift envelope like you would put a greeting card in. we put the cd in the envelope and mail to my colleagues house and the next day, he had an unbroken cd and an envelope that had gotten to his house and 24 hours for the price of a stamp.lass that was the hot moment. >> to where we do call trolling -- carpooling? stamp. >> read it was the cofounder of a software company that had acquired another company that i was working at called integrity qa. i went to work for him and we spent about nine months working and we lived in the same town so we spent those nine months carpooling. then, lightning struck. somehow, inexplicably turning it into a company which is changed the way we watch television. >> before we get into the reasons why netflix will never work, there is some laura about the founding of the company. --lore?that more >> people like the epiphany moment. they like newton under the apple tree. the reality is, it doesn't happen like that. of course,

all that mean for the table back once again tasked with defending the top spot dortmund at leipzig cline upwards well brian dropped a 4th half and i'm of just reached the top half. down below mine book cologne and possible one will win this despite that they only held on to their coaches on like another club after this unforgettable weekend. the final blow for nico was a 51 loss to his former club frankfurt which feels like a cruel twist of fate but not a surprise you can yeah we know how these things work so everyone can relax but the 24 hours after the debacle in frankfurt were likely anything but relaxing for the buy and bosses they brought in coach because of his pedigree he won the league and cup as a player and buyer as munich's coach he won the double in his 1st season his brother robert was always by his side as an assistant. even after the loss in frankfurt kept looking forward when we think we have to focus mentally we've got to forget this quickly because on wednesday. we got the chance to settle the group in the champions league but 4th in the league up to 10 matches just isn

in a vast desert completely wdevoid of basset hounds. [ back in baby's arms by patsy cline ] then, itback in baby's arms more glorious than a billion sunsets. we were found. ♪ i'm back where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms >>> good morning, east bay. let's get up and get going. >> good morning. i'm reggie aqui from "abc7 mornings." the orinda city council says it will support a emergency ordinance to ban some short-term rentals that. ban rentals who do not have the hosts living on the property, and that is the decision that comes after a deadly shooting at a house party and that home was rented out through an air bnb. >>> firefighters have almost surrounded the kincade fire at sonoma county. it is at 88%, and the firefighters hope to have it fully contained by tomorrow. traffic is a mess, jobina >> yes. a new incident in san jose. i wanted to show everybody southbound 680 before king road and a motorcycle crash there and injuries reported and emergency crews are there blocking two lanes a this point. and it is a slow ride for people going through the area, and you

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i think it was patsy cline. we went next door and bought a little gift envelope. we put the cd in an envelope and mailed it to reid's house. the next day when he picked me up, he had an unbroken cd and an envelope that got to his house 24 hours for the price of a first class stamp. if there was an aha moment, i think that was it. >> to where were you carpooling? >> read was the founder of a company called peer atria. a big geeky software company. integrity qa. i went to work for reid and we spent about nine months working together. as luck had it, we lived in the same town so we spent those nine months carpooling together. and then lightning struck. it was going to be acquired. both reed and i were going to be out of a job. i decided this was perfect. i am going to start my next company. read kinda wanted to keep her hand in this entrepreneurial thing. i agreed we would started and run it. he would be on the board and he would be the biggest financial backer. all we needed was an idea. that led to those crazy car rights. we brainstormed everything we could think o

i think it was patsy cline. we went next door and bought a little gift envelope like you put a greeting card in. we put the cd in mailed it to his house and the next day when he picked me up he had an unbroken cd and envelope that it got into his house 24 hours for the price of the first-class stamp. if the wasn't aha moment i think that was it. >> host: to where were you carpooling? >> guest: read was the founder of a company called pure atria which was a big geeky software company acquired a softer cover that i was working at. i went to work for him and we spent about nine months working together and as luck added reed and i and i live in the same town so we spent those nine months carpooling together. and then lightning struck. pure atria was going to be acquired in both reed and i were going to be out of a job and i decide this is perfect, i'm going to start my next company. reed wanted to keep a hand in this entrepreneurial thing and so we agreed i would start it and run it. he would be on the board and he

cline. a quick question -- or comment, anyway.resident trump has said this is the best economy we have ever had. he is repeating that. it is the best, the biggest, the brightest, all this crap. however, the economy is good. why are we not paying down the national debt? to pay down the national debt, you have to raise taxes. is, i am 71.t when i was 21 back in the baby boomer days, i figured if i made it to 22, i was going to be lucky. between the war in vietnam and cuba and all the rest of that stuff. now i am in my retirement. i have earned it. i climbed utility poles for 30 years. my children graduated from college debt-free because they went to, instead of these big expensive colleges, they started at the community college and worked their way up into graduate programs in four-year colleges in the state university system. now, the reason why they like socialism is because, one, they have never lived under socialism. -- social that security is a flavor of socialism. it is a benevolent socialism. we always think of socialism as s

i think it was patsy cline. we went next door and bought a gift envelope like you put a greeting card end. we mailed it to read towels in the next day when he picked me up he had an unbroken cd and it envelope that i got to his house within 24 hours for the price of a first-class stamp. if there was an aha moment, that was it. we want to where were you carpooling? >> guest: reed was the founder of a company called pure atria which is of a software company and it required a software company that i was working at called integrity qa. i went to work for read and spent about nine months working together and as luck had it we lived in the same towns we spent those nine months carpooling together and then lightning struck. it would be acquired and both read and i would be out of a job. i decided this was perfect and i will start my next company and reed wanted to keep the hand on this entrepreneurial thing and so we agreed that i wouldn't start and run it and he would be on the board and he would be the biggest financ

woo the trade issue with cline athe national debt, immigration, problems with our schools. given all of that, why are democrats so laser focused on this farce of an impeachment about ukraine? for the answer, look no further than today's unreal, amazing jobs numbers. 128,000 jobs created in october. almost doubling expectations. the dow was up 300 points to close just 12 points shy of its all time high. the s&p 500 and nasdaq both closed at a fresh all time high and this is all coming despite the dire predictions of the experts. we should just do a whole show called the experts and completely run all their old comments because they have spent the past few months, really the past year predicting, hoping, praying for an economic downturn. >> if we're going to have a recession it's going to be a smorgasbord recession. >> it's near panic territory. >> he objection be seeking reelection during a recession. >> recession is written all over the forehead of this economy. >> the economy may not be such a great talking point any more. >> wrong, wrong, wrong, and by the way, these are

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you are amazed of the small number of faces you see but when you look at them haggard, jones, patsy clineho should be in there >> very impressive also this two night documentary very impressive. one story i want to tell is a lot of us have that is it, thiswant to do. for you they take you back to your college days, when do you are in the car with your dad headed to the grocery store . talk to us about that pivotal right there, talk about you can't get anymore middle of america. we are going to the grocery store he has got this a.m. radio you can barely make it out but this voice goes here's a new kid from texas you will love this out his name is george strait. the song was "and wild" changed my life forever. from that day forward i knew who i wanted to be. it's funny we were talking about this yesterday, it is people you want to be the helps you find who you become. for me it is george strait the reason why i wanted to be in country music. >> talk about other important people i'm a father now i have -year-old, i love being a dad and in this biography i love hearing you talk about being a

the parent of calvin cline has dropped more than 30 points. mall dwellers like gap are getting some lift. can you believe it even the troubled underarmour had a good day what's driving this retail reshuffle. better than expected retail sales this morning that made buyers pick up they are betting a second rising tide we had cold snaps all over the country. some of these beaten down stocks were a call for armageddon that's why the losers are starting to win. how do we explain today's weakness and the old winners like walmart and costco. simple very little new money coming in this market. when money managers want to make a new investment they need to sell something else to raise capital. that something else walmart and costco we take it case by case. macy reports next week wall street doesn't expect anything good. bears know shopping malls are a dying institution and don't believe macy can reinvent themselves they could be wrong. as bad as the quarter might be the stock is mature. macy's is trading on investment until we see much more from them t

. >> president swig: maybe your clined would like client would explain this. >> sure.thank you. >> hello. i am margaret rogerson. >> move the mic down so we can hear you, thank you. >> the original permit was issued a long time ago, and this building when i bought it was the tear downer and now it's fire sprinkled and the entire building is sheered. and blocked. we went through every inch of this building and one by one. and this was why for whatever reason. they asked me to keep continuing with the same permit. >> commissioner honda: the question i have -- >> we didn't start the basement where we are doing the foundation work. we started that about eight years ago. and then there was a period where we did revisions, and that revision took another three years. where we asked to change restrooms and stuff, and that didn't happen. we are at the end of the project now. there is 22 feet of -- all the foundations are done. all the excavation is done. 22 feet left of shore. this permit is to complete because he was concerned and we haven't even touched the second half, so th

another army officer, cline lawrence, was freed last night from prison after receiving a pardon from president trump. he had been serving six years of a 19 year stint for second degree murder in afghanistan after allegedly ordering his forces to open fire and killing two men on motorcycles. president trump also ordered navy seal eddie gallagher's rank restored to chief petty officer after being found not guilty of murder. defense secretary mark esper met with president trump earlier this month. >> i had the chance to have a robust discussion with the president yesterday and i offered as i do in all matters the facts, the options, my advice, the recommendations and we'll see how things play out. >> reporter: in his first television interview, goldstein spoke on "fox & friends" earlier today. >> i think it sends a clear signal that the president of the united states is paying attention, that he's not going to be backed off by institutional elements of the dod that are going to try to retain their ability to do certain things and force outcomes and weaponize the military justice process

first one is the fed got rid of f the rate hikes it was going to make second one is it stopped te clining the balance sheet. the third is it actually cut rates of of those three, the last one is the one that has more to give to the economy and you find that while people will go out and buy a house they wouldn't otherwise buy, there's spending that comes after that so the term diffused in monetary policy, it works with long and variable lags. that's shorthand for we don't though how it works, but we expect it works and don't know when >> i've got my bubble bursting gun out today and i'm sorry. i heard you on 17 times earnings i heard you on pmis and everything bottoming that doesn't matter if you don't get earnings growth next year. we're predicted to have 10% in s&p 500 earnings next year over this year. you won't get it if you get december 15th tariffs. if you don't get phase one signed i'm sorry. i'm oversimplifying this, but that's what matters right now. so the reason i think the it's going to happen though because we just had that course is because it's crazy not to happen the trade

cline smith and what he did here.ok an email from an official at another federal agency that contained several factual assertions. then added material to the bottom that looked like another assertion from the email's author when, it was, instead, his own understanding. mr. clinesmith include compiled for another official to read in signing an affidavit that would be submitted to the court attesting to the facts and analysis in the wiretap application. obviously we are going to learn a whole lot more why do you think we are getting this now? >> well so, why we are getting this now is there are certain individuals that are named in this report and criticized in this report together with folks at the department of justice that have seen it. i think some of these are peremptory to try to shape the message coming out of this report. my understanding this report is it's going to be very critical of not only the carter page fisa but also the fisa process generally. so, you know, i also think the american people have watched

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upset by president trump's plainly false statement that he did not know him, said joseph bondy, whose clinedrg is back with us. chuck, what do you make of this flip, at least in relation to the congressional inquiry? how does a witness say -- not witness, but a defendant in a criminal case say i'm willing to testify as a witness in this same matter to congress while i'm awaiting trial in this criminal case? >> precisely the right question, lawrence. so it's perilous, right? until he resolves his criminal case in the southern district of new york, either by pleading guilty or going to trial and being acquitted or convicted, he has a huge problem. anything he says publicly could be used against him in that trial. so maybe it means he's trying to resolve the criminal case, perhaps by pleading guilty, but we don't know that yet, or perhaps he wants to help congress but can't do that just now because he's limited in what he can say. he has a couple of gates he needs to get through. but i will say this. most defendants become convicted felons, and most convicted felons look for a way to cooperate

begins with kay. in a vast desert completely wdevoid of basset hounds. [ back in baby's arms by patsy clinek where i belong found by the hounds. ♪ back in baby's arms ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: our next guest has her comedy album "my dad paid for this" available at -- at apple music. making her "tonight show" debut, please welcome the very funny megan gailey [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> thank you thank you. okay awesome news i'm engaged. [ cheers and applause all right. not everybody clapped, i saw [ laughter ] that's okay. that's fine. whenever people don't clap for that, i'm like, "oh, i guess they wanted to sleep with me [ laughter ] and your days are numbered." [ laughter ] when you get engaged, people ask you the same stupid questions over and over again. everyone is like, "were you surprised? "no. [ laughter ] but i was happy," and they're like, "boo [ laughter ] you should have been surprised. [ laughter ] it's like if you propose to someone and they are shocked, that's a bad sign. [ laughter ] if they are tip-toeing on the gazebos, they don't like you [ laughter ] and then, t

celebrate the role of creativity in small towns, and fight a national narrative about rural america in cline that's a pretty simple way to tell that story. tand i think underlying t story is often this attitude of sort of "well why don't you just get over it' or ¡why don't you just move?' anrei think that kind of ig the history and the complexity and it often ignores all of ther people who areng really hard to make what's next for that community. >> brown: laura zabel heads springboard for the arts, a minnesota organization that helps artists and organizations in both urban and rural areas, and puts on the summit. and where you see the arts fitting in-- what's the role of arts and artists? >> they are-- they sort li have this aty to bring together all of these different things that communities need. and i think that's necessary for rather than just t peoplerd that get over it. people need outlets for their pain and their shame and their joy. >> brown: the summit focuses on the practical side of succeeding in rural areas: there are consultations for legal aid, economic planning and career wit

record since the fed was created what does that mean what does that tell us well it does in the kuta cline on record since the fed was created what does that mean what does that tell well it does in the could could be deflation it were a story of this career start of the public speaking circuit would be deflation and our story of this career started the public speaking circuit i was more of a deflation is that inflation got turned around so 4 years ago koos i was more of a deflation is that inflation got turned around so 4 years ago because because jim did a study of all non backed currencies and every because jim did a study of all non backed currencies and everyone. and excuse me in inflation but if you go back to early one in or did excuse me in inflation but if you go back earlier in the gold backed currency like we had in the thirty's was the liquidity in depression which was a dealer in the gold backed currency like we had in the thirty's was the liquidity in depression which is a depression i don't rule out entirely but i think it's unlikely inflationary depression i don't rule out

deepest and longest the kleine since the federal reserve was formed on december 23rd 1930 longest the cline since the federal reserve was formed on december 23rd 1913 this should not be ignored the last time there was a decline close to this magnitude there was a sharp deflationary recession that was the one that occurred from 1920 teen this should not be ignored the last time there was a decline close to this magnitude there was a sharp deflationary recession that was the one that occurred from 1920 to 21 here's today you can see the decline in the monetary base and to 21 here's today you can see the decline in the monetary base and back there in 1921 and just for you know definition back there in 1921 and just for that you know definition purposes that were on the same page he just finds the monetary base as the foundation purposes that were on the same page he just finds the monetary base as the foundation part of the money. supply and represents the most liquid partition part of the money supply and represents the most liquid part of it it basically acts like gold and a 100 percent fund

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cline: this program seeks to address what is known as the summer slide, by ensuring knowledge is not lost between school years. last summer a record 3,400 students enrolled in this program. i want to thank ms. bishop for her dedication to improving the city's education system and wish her a happy, well-deserved retirement. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new jersey seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. >> i want to highlight three exceptional young ladies who reside in my district in south jersey. they're pageant title holders who work for the greater good of our community. madison styles is a salem county native who uses her title to promote mental health awareness. she's an avid volunteer through her community and is a fantastic advocate for the important subject of mental health. mr. van drew: marissa markasey created a platform called homeless has a face th

cline. a quick question -- or comment, anyway.resident trump has said this is the best economy we have ever had. he is repeating that. it is the best, the biggest, the brightest, all this crap. however, the economy is good. why are we not paying down the national debt? to pay down the national debt, you have to raise taxes. is, i am 71.t when i was 21 back in the baby boomer days, i figured if i made it to 22, i was going to be lucky. between the war in vietnam and cuba and all the rest of that stuff. now i am in my retirement. i have earned it. i climbed utility poles for 30 years. my children graduated from college debt-free because they went to, instead of these big expensive colleges, they started at the community college and worked their way up into graduate programs in four-year colleges in the state university system. now, the reason why they like socialism is because, one, they have never lived under socialism. -- social that security is a flavor of socialism. it is a benevolent socialism. we always think of socialism as s