i'm joined now by a collier he's a professor for economics at the bard college here berlin focuses on german u.s. relations to morning as of a morning a george bush sr of course is celebrated in germany as the man who brought france and especially britain around to the idea of german unification. house he remembered here well he is remembered as being perhaps the good doctor the obstetrician who was there you know obstetricians don't make babies that's mom and dad here gorbachev helmut kohl. the german people that was what created the conditions for german unification but it was a difficult birth there was all sorts of issues with a lot of resistance also older nice having that border mail down the warsaw pact withdrawal from german territory there were many things that could have gone wrong including as you mentioned the british and the french reservations about what this all could possibly mean in europe so i like i think the way george bush will be remembered it is as the obstetrician who handled a difficult birth so well that people have taken it for granted there were a lot of fe

what social media is promoting more of me right be me me thank you psychotherapist and author nancy collier my pleasure thank you for watching the big picture i'm holland cook in washington i am abhorrent cook on twitter we will be back here next week and a happy hanukkah question more. ism is such a point spread political allegation that it's most almost lead. if any politician regardless of their beliefs can be labeled a populist isn't all politics populism of some sort or another. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder i would prefer it be in the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying who's just newly arrogant and that we are even many of victims families want the death penalty to be abolished the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in an

regarding the developer's efforts, they hired collier as the listing rocker and contacted 13 grocers.l of the grocers declined due to competition from woodlands market. they opened in 2017 located three blocks away. there was too little space that was not contiguous or they were not interested in the area. this is a list of the grocers contacted by the developer and broker. the developer provided staffing and quarterly progress updates to ocii. also provided three updates to the commission. this slide is a timeline of the developer efforts and the key events affecting the grocery marketing campaign. i am not going to get to the detail. the developer will speak about their past actions. ocii hired strategic economics topiary view the grocer objections to the space. they agreed with woodlands that opening that market it could not support a second grocer within block 8. they state further grocery key mapped is uncertain due to increasing delivery options. they agree the space size is anism pediment. they did not agree that traffic and lack of parking are an issue due to transit option in

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the fair market price was based upon appraisal by collier's which came in $59 per square foot. the city and the landlord have negotiated some extensive repairs and improvements to the air handling, hvac and generator located at the premises. these improvements will be done at the landlord's expense, improving the premises for the police department. i wanted to point out at this time that there are two type graph cal errors. the first modification is page 1, line 3, it says resolution retro actively. obviously this is not retroactive in this lease extension will not commence until approved by the board. >> president cohen: what is the language you're changing? >> line 3 should delete the word retro actively. >> president cohen: do you have these written down? >> i do. >> president cohen: we'll need a copy of that. >> the second change, page 2, line 6, it reads director of public health and the city attorney. that should read, chief of police and the city attorney. i'll get those changes to the board. at this time, i'd like to thank the bla for their hard work on this item. and t

. >> stephanie collier, herself a war veteran, lost her husband to ptsd once he returned home.e children joined the snowball express annually. >> they have to deal with a lot of a young age. she was only two months old when her father passed. it was hard. it's been a huge change. the smiling faces. >> for a moment, grave has been replaced with talk of a favorite ride. >> the ride we went on. the dinosaur ride. i love that. >> what's your favorite? >> melissa's husband died a month after their daughter was born. melissa sees this experience as an important one for her daughter and all the kids here. >> have fun and let go and have fun and enjoy themselves. which is really nice because they all have quite a burden emotionally to bear throughout life. sorry. so i just think it's really special to give them this moment. >> holidays can be a rough time. >> it can be, especially when someone is always missing. >> there was one special area at the resort set aside to remember the absent dads and moms who brought them together. in between the fun and the mirth to be had, these families

the largest investor in colliers was t. rowe price.e market where you have high quality institutions investing in spac/. jason: the big name private equity guys talk about getting to that market, a water market for private equity. .hat is the holy grail have you found the holy grail for retail investors to find their way into private equity? >> spac's do not compete with private equity. these are companies that want to go public and ultimately do not want the higher leverage in the nature of private equity. if you buy a company and put it you usually have two to three times leverage and compete more against the ipo .hen equity you can provide more liquidity for the seller then an ipo, .sually two to three times you can negotiate a deal for a youd-price whereas an ipo are subject to the valuation of the market and whether it is open or closed. you can do detailed due diligence on a company and have actual projections. in seller, either keep majority or minority so it is a very flexible capital structure. jason: is this a scalable busine

again.ing up the chart bbdxylier collier on showing a weaker dollar may be back to this trim line.ife , how does that change how a policy? is a dollars if it surge but the stock market is still moving higher, this is kind of a wash. if there is a broad environment of market stress were equities are moving lower, credit spreads are widening and dollar is moving up in a surge fashion, which to me is another 5%, i think this is one you have to roll out hikes. i think what you are more likely to get is a piecemeal dollar rally from here where it might go up versus europe and down versus latin america a down versus oil currencies and you get some rise in equity markets. is a big financials are going to change here in a way. tom: with that said, where is your opportunity, your speculation opportunity into early 2019? it is latink currencies and oil currencies because i think the risk premium is higher in latin america relative to other regions. to buy it is too early europe even now there is optimism about european stocks and autos. i think there is enough policy action going on between op