the numbers reflect consumer concerns over a softening labor market still survey publisher the conference board said overall confidence in the economy remains high. now you know if you're still with the skins i don't know if you're still there ok now yes of course based on the support of consumer confidence is the big question here of course what should retailers expect for christmas that's such a big time of year for them. well expectations are pretty high and even as you mentioned consumer confidence has been down for 4 consecutive months but we're still on a pretty elevated level and the retail federation expects that sales for the holiday season will increase by about 4 percent and we got some evidence for that from electronic best buy on q stay there. company it came out was the earnings were better than expected the outlook looks pretty good to invent. again about 10 percent on tuesday alone and that stock has also. christmas off last year by a good 50 per cent so overall the american consumer seem to show up no matter what the figures self confidence are telling us and of course best buy

joining us is steve oddland, the president and ceo of the conference board steve, two ways to look at this. yeah, we've had a decline for four months in a row but also the number at 125 is still doggone good we've had little ticks down. but we're sitting here at very, very high levels the worry is that the job creation is starting to slow down, not that jobs will go negative on us that's typical at this point in the cycle. we're at near full employment anyway, so there aren't great gobs of people sitting on the sidelines. the good news is the expectation index is quite higher, going into 2020, their expectations are the economy will continue to grow that syncs with the conference board numbers. so all in line with our projections. >> not terrible, either. i wonder, steve if job creation is a bit of a false flag there's 7.5 million open jobs? america. there's not enough workers you can't create a job if there's nobody to take that job. how much should we look at that indicator? >> well, that's exactly the point. therefore, when you see a consumer confidence come down, because people th

mentioned a new report says consume confidence fell a fourth month in november accordin to the conference boardthe dip suggested economic growth in the final quarter of 2019 is remaining weak. but overall confidence levels are still relatively high and exists say that that should support solid holiday shopping. >>> sales of newly built homes fell sloilt in october compared with september. but stocks of the big builders moved sharply high are. diana oil being explains. >> new home sales did fall in october compared ito with september but september's number was revised high are. the monthly drop really doesn't mean much. especially because october sales were up a whapg 32% compared with october olast year that's why we see the big build resist drops dr horton len that where kb home and poulioty up dramatically year to date. but it looks like there is ram to grow. builder sales have been bowied by lower mortgage rates preponderates down a full percentage from a yr ago. building benefit from a shortage of existing homes for sale. now price gains are heating up again according to kait schiller. for

the conference board does a consumer conference. but it is academic researchers, they are not into that. just like the sound of it. they do a little bit is there. my we have physics and be in economics. [laughter] a lot of people start out, i myself wanted to be a physicist or mathematician. when i was in high school. we are not, one of the most famous economists around 19 hundreds, economics has brought an exact science. because it's about the higher order decisions that people make. the actual making the real world. it involves intention in their secrets and manipulations and it just can't be exact. i want to make it more of a science who by and i thinking that we are going to see it coming decades, a revolution in economics, like the revolution of the 1930s. that came along with new data on gp unemployment rates and the like. those data sets now are collected by the government for over 70 years. but now he got something different. now the economics and the young people in economics are not so focused on gdp anymore. they get data

hates uncertainty when you put it all together the result is ceo confidence as measured by the conference board at the most recent reading was the lowest it's been since the financial crisis ten years ago. >> sure. despite all of this we have the longest economic expansion on history. we still have stocks at record highs and we have low unemployment we're still hanging in there isn't it too early to say the president is bad for business. >> the stock market is the obvious retort the stock is at highs. how can that mean it's bad for business what you need to remember is these current record highs are only little bit higher than the highs that were reached in january of 2018, almost two years ago. if you look at the market indices from january 26th -- >> that just means we didn't reverse. >> we didn't reverse he put in two great things for business in the first year the tax cut and the regulatory roll back. it's amazing he's managed to erase everything he did since then the worry among ceos, the reason they are pessimistic is they are afraid he's doing more harm than good >> if you had to balance

also getting consumer confidence data out of the conference board. right alongming in .5,imates here at about 125 slightly down from the prior reading of 125.9. present expectations is a key measure a lot of people look to to get a gauge of consumer spending. 172.3.ll to 166.9 from we can get a quick check of what is happening in the u.s. equity after coming off of the 24th record high for the s&p 500 for the year. if you're looking for leadership in this market, you're not really going to find it. consumer discretionary getting a little bit of a bop, but most of the strength is in real estate. also seeing that play out in some of the havens. you see the tlt here. more buying there. across the treasury curve, seeing a bit of steepening, but because buying is across the front end of the curve. gold, interesting. a lot of bearish calls out on gold, failing to hold that $1500 level. you see it breaking below that. a lot of data out of china showing that imports not quite holding up. interesting story on the brazilian rial, bouncing around all day. it hi

in the conference board does a consumer confidence index. but it's academically researchers are not into that. they just don't like the sound of it. they do a little bit. it is there. there is a problem that we have something in the economics that's called physics envy. [laughter] a lot of the people starting out, i myself wanted to be a physicist or mathematician when i was in high school. but we are not. one of the most famous economists around 19 hundreds, economics has brought an exact science. because it is about the higher order of decisions that people make. actually making the real world. and it involves their intentions and their seekers and manipulations, and just can't be exact. and it i want to make it more of a science fight, and i am thinking that we are going to see in coming decades the revolution in economics like revolution of the 1930s. that came along with new data on gdp unemployment rates, and the like. we've been talking about those data sets. not now collected by the government for over 70 years. now we've got somethi

two numbers worth watching leading economic indicators conference board compiles this you have the shadedr recession back to the late 80s this is the third straight month of decline there is a rolling over type appearance in the chart. look at what's happened before previous recessions. obviously a steeper decline that you typically saw. right now, still in the safe zone but not moving in the correct direction. then unemployment claims, another weekly number here the four-week moving average of the number has curled up right, so again going from very low levels up to the 220 -- 220,000 level per week roughly speaking there might be the affect from the california power outages, the gm strike. we don't know. but in theory that could develop into an important low on the chart which as you see here we've seen well in advance of prior recessions not in the immediate lead-up. obviously we have to monitor it all. >> mike, great stuff thank you very much. up next tesla big unveiling, the auto maker set to take the wraps off the ghhily anticipated cyber truck. the details when we i'm a regular in

if you look at the data among ceos and cfos, survey data among ceos from the conference board and cfos they are pretty negative about 2020 with expectation of deceleration except the u.s. jobs the market keeps coming along. if you look at consumer confidence, it's lower that it spent in the summer however, 19% of americans think the economy will be better in the next six months and 12% think it will be worse. still not positive when the economy keeps rolling along. >> you got excellent research, about half of those have a wearable device and half of the devices are fitness devices -- the fitbit and back. is this wellness industry taking over? >> yes, part of the much wider wellness industry which will eventually be part of a much bigger trend called a quantified self where we track our information on our body and how we operate and our behavior itself. in a way, this is the history of computing. in one era, computing was in a bank, then a room and then it was personal and then at your table and now it's in your phone. pretty soon it will be in your glasses. it's an athletic equipment o

>> you find out today because we with get the conference board consumers -- sentiment so tomorrow tuesday what you're seeing in a consumer right now is nothing short of historic if you look at the weekly jobless claims four week around 212,000 that's lowest since late 1970s but work force doubled and number is not adjusted for labor size so you look at that and we look at the jolt number job opening that peaked at 7.6 million, and it has come down to about million you know it is also falled off by 600,000 number of unemployed workers so we're still at about 1. , 1% million jobs wage growth and up 17% over last three years first time since the 90s. 17%. in the last three careers. yeah. wow. so it's that has translated to consumer. you look at every real consumer metric consumer confidence and consumer comfort near all time high with a great number from university of michigan what's what also not talked sb debt consumer so consumer debt and what had it takes to pay that debt in service what debt is percentage of take home income and lowest level in 230 years to relative to asset low fest le

people were freaking out the conference board survey came out at 125 a smidgen below expectations that's still sky high. >> all the economic data has been positive, has pointed to the idea we have dodged a recession. >> i think that's right. even in germany, this week, we had some good news out of germany, everybody thought this summer was going into recession. so things are definitely look slightly better than six months ago and a lot better than a year ago. it is true, what else are you going to do with your money? and the signs of overheating aren't there either. capacity utilization numbers dropped to below 77. that's a low number. >> i'm not suggesting you try to play the china trade war or what happens on december 15th, with tariffs, that's going to -- that will be a headline risk, either to the upside or to the downside over the next two weeks. i don't know if you sit on -- if you have a little cash, say to yourself, i want to go in now, i'm betting this will go great, but that's how -- people think that way no >> i just don't know how you bet against that last little rush of mone

board member. they also have a spring event, a conference, which is always in d.c. it's a legislative overview where we get an opportunity to lobby our representatives and also get to meet and chat with our best friend, who avoids us like the plague. i do concur with commissioner norton, that cube, the council of boards of education, which i've enjoyed in the past. i think it something we should reconnect with. i don't know if any of our board members have gone in the last three or four years. we should reconnect with them. they represent urban boards and districts, where you'll be interacting with boards of color, which is not the same for the national school bus. 10,000 members and not a lot of flavor. >> president cook: thank you, vice president sanchez. any other reports by board members? commissioner collins? >> i wanted to reiterate, i appreciate the work that is going on in curriculum and instruction. specifically the one that they were reporting out to long-term, to look at how we teach social studies, but also to specifically address indigenous history mont

i just wanted to repeat some of the remarks i made at the press conference just proceeding this boardng. with the announcement that we are introducing a mental health assess today as an ordinance at this board, we are very close to creating the first universal mental health and substantive healthcare system in the country. if you are homeless, uninsured or on medicale, mental health sf will treat you, create a plan toward a stable and healthy life and imide yo guide you. if you have insurance but are not getting the care you need and deserve, we will stand beside you and advocate with your prior until you get that care and if we see any patterns of the legal behaviour, we will hold those insurance companies accountable. once mental health sf is fully up and running, no one will stand alone battling these diseases of the mind and san francisco, if you see someone on street with mental illness or drug addiction, you no longer have to walk by and feel guilty for not doing anything or debate with yourself about whether or not to call the police. you will have a 24-hour, seven-day a week t

hopefully we'll be bringing before the board not only encourages you but in some cases would actually require you to take advantage of educational opportunities and conferences. we certainly have more than a sufficient budget for board members to have as much training or attend as many conferences as the policy allows. and so since i know all of you are busy and you volunteer your time but i want to make sure you understand we would encourage you the budget is there and certainly we would hope to see more of you take advantage of that budget and go to conferences. so with that it's a discussion item only. but certainly we are tracking well below a quarter of our budget. we are nearly at an eighth of our overall budget, one quarter into the year. answer any questions. >> board questions? public comment? discussion item only. 13. >> 13, action item. review an approval of request for proproposals -- proposals for actuarial services. >> the draft is in your packet. please let me know if you have any questions. >> i would say this is normal. we go every five-years. we went ahead and extended the contract for one year so that we didn't have it overlap with the act

thanksgiving, you know coming up on thursday, a lot of folks are hitting the roads and boarding flights. conference taylor but sackey went to sfo today to check out just how travel is going there. she joins us now live from sfo taylor has the airport looking. >>they're outside maybe nasty in the roads may be busy but here at sfo, it's a sweet relief i'll tell you i mean it has been smooth sailing across all of the terminals since 5 o'clock and again we're seeing this across all of the airport. we're seeing no backed up check ins know long security lines also a majority of the departures and arrivals are on time with the exception of a few delays and cancellations well things are pretty calm throughout sfo, the most action is over at terminal 2. can see airline catering employees protesting american airlines asking for better wages and better health care. police removed protesters, one by one. the group that organized the protest unite here says 50 people were arrested including supervisors, matt haney worden mara justify. meanwhile travelers here say they're glad things are moving along during a no

boards in a year ago. and at a moscow investment conference russian president vladimir putin has criticized your . o.p.m. plans to cut through fossil fuel consumption he won the people could end up living in caves without natural gas something which russia just happens to exporting huge amounts to europe he also slammed fracking as a dirty and environmentally damaging means of attaining oil and gas. now its allianz simply call it aqua or high water but that seems like something of an understatement when you look at the flooding that hit venice in recent weeks the highest water levels for generations have devastated large parts of the unesco protected city and among those heavily affected are the makers of its famous gondolas who ply their trade close to the water know that the hour go out to have subsided elisabetta and the no trauma team can finally reach their gondola shipyard the front is once again dry land but just a few days ago the entrance was submerged in the worst flood in over 50 years. the water kept rising and rising and never stopped it was all dark and i was a little terrified. the water h

terrorist to come up with some kind of an international tone as a conference the big question here is what the u.n. what the terrorist a get on board because the so-called safe zone plans that by the turkish president have received huge criticism outside of turkey internationally some say this is turkey trying to occupy territory in syria or trying to change the demographics of that area and then of course the other question is how many refugees would feel safe enough to return to these areas they are giuliana reporting from istanbul thank you and yes point many observers fear that president plan to resettle nearly 2000000 people is a human catastrophe in the making but we have this report from the turkish town of a it's home to many syrian refugees who've already been caught in the crossfire and are fearful about the future. shortly after turkey made its incursion into northern syria 3 weeks ago kurds from the y p g militia in the region hit back returning fire at turkey the upholstery store where her little and his brother work was hit both men a syrian refugees living in the border town of. how. we've lived here in peace but the

conference. >> right now a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, starting up this morning. oh, that changed. down about a point and a half. >> still time to make it up. first, here's a look at traffic with jobina, is that where we're going? >> that is where we are going. i understand now just two lanes are blocked in this deadly sigalert. the left two lanes there. there is progress as far as the cle cleanup. this will impact people coming out of the east bay. this is eastbound 80 in berkeley. the backup extends 4 1/2 miles all the way to emeryville. where you see the headlights, that is the westbound side. we are looking at a more than 8-mile backup all the way past el sabronte. this is eastbound 80 between gillman and hoffman. the speeds down to 7 miles per hour as you approach the crash. 22, 16, 14 miles per hour as you move down on the westbound side. unfortunately we do know someone died. an evidence tow truck is still on the way there. hopefully they can get things cleared up for you soon. the ferries, no delays. no delays for b.a.r.t. 53 trains are running wrighrigh.

until the industry says " this is what we want across the board" i don't think you will have our conferenceted in it. all of these things need to be on the table for discussion but practicality, low hanging fruit, and being part of the conversation are what the important features should be. david: a very helpful, director answer. mike braun is a republican from indiana. let's turn back to the democratic debate. have rf -- ede rendell. give us your overall impression of what happened in atlanta last night. >> most of the candidates did well. the winner if there was a winner was 80 club shark -- amy klobuchar who comes up with great one-liners and presentation. i don't think it will change much. kamala harris had a great night. was not quite as charming as when he was the front runner but that is to be expected. joe biden did fine, he had that one gaffe at the end, but who cares? on the responses to the questions he was guilt and he had an excellent closing. i think he got stronger as the night went on. elizabeth warren and bernie had solid performances talking about the progressive mantra, i

conference room. the public was able to observe and comment by closed circuit tv. there is a special school boardt week and protesters say they plan to be back. reporting live in oakland alyssa harrington ktvu fox 2 news. >>> today jurors will begin deliberations in the trial of president trump's former advisor roger stone. stone is charged with obstruction, witness tampering and lying to the house intelligence committee during the investigation into russian interference in the prosecutors say stone lied to congress to protect the president. >>> bernie sanders campaign is opening a new bay area office today and has also doubled its california staff. the campaign is celebrating the opening of the new san francisco field office which is one of five offices across california. the news comes ahead of the vermont senator's three day visit that starts tomorrow with a stop in oakland. the rest of his trip will include stops in fresno, long beach, and east los angeles. >>> and another democratic presidential candidate will be back in california today for a meet and greet in san mateo county. minnesota se

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that's why it the board stopped manifold begin the funding by the t.v. was on and then came schabowski press conference as. before it's been 6 a police district offices in east germany are instructed to issue travel pieces without delay. current in front built who'd been planning on leaving 2 days later read a goodbye party with the neighbors and the t.v. was on the man far as i know it takes effect immediately and. i trust i didn't really understand what was happening. in west berlin but yes go to build his friend was also watching the news on t.v. . according to the east german politburo like a show gunter schabowski with east germans will be permitted to leave the country. maturely shukman of course i immediately thought can this be true. what's going to happen. and then a few minutes later the phone rang and it was frank calling me. i said to him let's did you hear that he said yes let's go and meet at almost cost under the new font among the my husband said look what if the boat is about to open i'm coming to get you and we'll go get out things together and i'll get you honey stressed i'll be back

a terrorist for setting up an international donors conference because he can't pay for it alone the big question is what the u.n. really get on board because that these so-called safe zone plans have received a lot of criticism internationally outside of turkey some say this is turkey trying to occupy parts of north and syria off syria or trying to change the demographics of this area and then of course the big question is what do syrian refugees themselves say what they will in terri voluntarily return to this area. in the turkish city off istanbul thank you very much for that now many observers fear that president johnson plan to resettle nearly 5000000 people from the border zone is a human catastrophe in the making we have this report from the turkish town of. it's home to syrian refugees who've already been caught in the crossfire and a few feel about the future. shortly after turkey made its incursion into northern syria 3 weeks ago heard from the white p.g. militia in the region hit back returning fire at turkey the upholstery store where holly hill and his brother work was hit both men are syrian refugees living in the turk

greta thunberg boarded another sailing boat to return from the us to europe for next month's un climate conference british general election, flood response became one of the hot campaigning issues of the week. so let's look at how politicians are framing their message on climate change. take a look at the uk campaign. we have seen a lot of flooding over the past fortnight in flood response has become a hot topic with a lot of criticism of the government. our politicians shaping this message? i think in the case of borisjohnson that wasn't a very happy week because he was seen as arriving to help with the flood is far too late. he would actually attack. it was a really bad image for him this week. to that was not a successful week. in terms of climate change, i don't see it is such a big topic in the british campaign which is surprising because the extension rebellion, which is such a successful movement, has been very popular. climate change is a top priority when the public are asked what are their urgent priorities. ifi public are asked what are their urgent priorities. if i compare public are a

don't think there's a lot of visibility at cisco even if you listen to that conference call they were disappointing across the board. you got to pick your spots of where you want to be >> we'll dive deeper into each of those companies reports ahead. stephanie will be with us for the full hour. le steve liesman is monitoring all our fed speakers frank is covering a headache for uber and phil lebeau has details on an auto reliability survey. steve. >> reporter: two days of testimony from the fed chairman and copious amounts of fed speak the fed is on hold and fairly high bar for it to move either way. jerome powell said he doesn't see recession on the horizon but that there are risks >> look at today's economy there's nothing that's really booming that would want to bust, in other words it's a pretty sustainable picture. i pointed out the risks and those are in manufacturing manufacturing is declining but not sharply. it's more sensitive economically to cycles so it does decline >> new york fed president in his speech sounded a bit more concerned than the chairman about overseas developments. he said, quote it's stri

board of supervisors. dianne feinstein who is now a senator announced that she was running for mayor jack bates was at the news conference. >>the first time dianne feinstein ran for mayor he finished a disappointing 3rd was 1971. now she's back with her 5 years of the board of supervisors behind her ready to try again in a strong field a candidate for joe alioto job. >>i announce my candidacy for mayor of the city and county of san francisco. >>poll shows at this stage that i have as good a chance of winning as any major candidate does. >>it's an open race. many of asked the question. why do i want to be mayor. and the answer is a simple one that my strongest talent is it ministrations as supervisor by charter restriction. i cannot give direction to city departments as mayor. i can and will. >>and the president of the board of supervisors and on the comeback trail. this is feinstein quickly move to stop any talk about women not being qualified to be mayor of san francisco. >>i look to building san francisco's future through leadership. honesty and creativity. so let's and once and for all the nonsense that a woman is not

conference with governor mark carney. finance ministers need to pick a new board member and discuss economic forecasts.ermany be stabilizing? we will be discussing numbers that suggest better gains than expected, 1.3%. fed president robert kaplan speaks. discussestic also policy in new york. siemensndustrial giant expects a decline in volume next year, especially highlighting declining weakness in its software and automation division. they warned a downturn in some markets would weigh on its full-year goals. the bright spot, it did eat estimates with fourth-quarter profits and adjusted ebit-a ris ing. isning us from europe aeser.s ceo joe k first, i just want to get your take on the german economy. questions are starting to be asked whether we are finding a bottom in the global manufacturing cycle. do you think we have hit a bottom in the manufacturing sector in germany? the wholenot talk for german industry, obviously, because it is chemical and automotive's. what i can do is talk about my company, the space, the verticals we are in. quite a decline on the industrial valuations space. mainly the discr

conference room up star stairs. only by closed circuit tv. >> there is a special school board meeting next week. protesters say they plan to be there. >>> the city of san jose is expanding their free wifi program. overfelt is one of the lowest income schools in the east side union high school district. more than 35% of students there don't have basic internet access at home. the work is part of a partnership between the city the school district and smart wave technologies. >> well the gray is back as we go to our meteorologist mark temild. there are brighter days ahead. >> especially as we head into the weekend. saturday and sunday we're talking about more 70s maybe a few spots flirting with 80 degrees. solid cloud cover over a portion of the bay. today was one of the cooler days of the week and you'll notice we begin to rebound by friday and sunday should be the warmest day of the weekend. satellite showing you this. some clouds up in the bay area. we may have encountered maybe some drizzle earlier this morning. .01 in pacifica just not enough to lead to anything significant. still the cloud co

conference. warrene segued into oral who was successful in the unanimous decision on brown v. boardeducation. a landmark case. let's talk more broadly about 1953 through 1969, the warren court. eisenhower appointed him. did president eisenhower get what he expected philosophically from earl warren? he was a law and order governor. when he appointed him, what was he hoping his you might be on some of the big issues in society at the time? elizabeth: it is hard to say what the president had in mind or if you had a view in mind heard one thing president said publicly in appointing chief justice warren was that he got someone who could bring unanimity and consensus to the court. host: but the court is thought of now as a much more liberal court. you had a liberal -- a republican president appointing him. philosophically, whether republican surprised at how the warren court turned out? elizabeth: the partisan lines and parties are different than today. the republican party of lincoln, it was not a great surprise that the chief justice earl warren would be as active and supportive of civi

duri a press conference and staff another man somewhere between the base fare bart station in thhayward bart station police were called in and stop to that train here. statio that's board and found a victim on bleeding. the suspect was caught just a block from here on tennyson police say they received calls of a fight in progress arou on this afternoon. unfortunately, that fight resulting in the death of a man on board now police say this incident was just between 2 men, however there werether people on the train. it's unclear how many t they are witnesses in this investigaon. it's also unclear what the fight was about. >>this is something that's very tragic. it's rare on bart it's not something that we get a lot of. but i do want to sure that our dership that bart is safe and wre continue to reassure them by providing the president's in our system so they can continue to rise. safy to bart. >>stion here will be closed for the next couple of hours at least as police continue to investigate trains are coming through here. for now live in hayward michelle kingston and for news. >>all right show by the way fit told you about this story with a push alert you can stay conne

sweden as a board the 48 foot catamaran called le vagabond detailing back to europe, she is feeling first to madrid, spain where she is expected to attend the united nations climate conference being held there in early december. she is coming off a three month north american trip to promote climate awareness. >>> >>> i am ken bastida at the live news desk. police have announced they have made an arrest in connection with the vandalism of a joe stadium. they are not giving as much detail on who this person was, only that the statue, somebody tore the facemask off of it, don't know if it was a seahawks fan or not, but the statue showing the football legend jumping in the air mid play as a part of the catch art installation it is located inside a gate or inside the gate letter a plaza. according to them it was vandalized just after the mennonite loss to the seahawks. santa clara police and arrested a suspect on felony vandalism charges. the game, as we all know, and did 49ers unbeaten streak. at the live news desk i am ken bastida. >>> thank you. social media abuzz after the giants announced gabe kapler as the new head coach. many people taking to twitter to voice their opinio

board members, of expiring against him. he was outed after accused of using a racial slur on a conference call last summer. executives used that incident to, quote, steal the company from him more importantly, schnatter said the company's pizza is just isn't the same since he's gone >> i've had over 40 pizza in the last 30 days and it's not the same pizza, it's not the same product. the way they're making the pizza and putting the pizza together is not fundamentally sound to what makes a papa john's pizza a papa john's pizza. >> in the interview, he talked about, quote, a day of reckoning coming in which the truth would come out about what actually happened papa john's did not respond to a request for a comment about the interview which went viral online you saw celebrities tweeting about it we should note, papa john's stock is up about 55% year-to-date they have a new ceo, rob lynch, who came in over the summer. >> looks like somebody must be liking the pizza >> i think investors are lying it >> maybe he had extra hajalapen on the pizza >> who knows >>> boston market is gearing up for one of its busiest d

conference 3. well all good things must come to an end much like the sports bulletin boards or the whole thank you the remote pacific island of pilau it was a scene of a brutal world war 2 battle between the u.s. and japanese soldiers it was expected to last for days but dragged on much longer killing thousands 75 years on the task of identifying and repatriating fallen troops goes on nick clark reports. some of the sleepy piece of pellet meat is almost too much to bad and when you know the story you understand why the 75 years ago this small corner of the pacific was a small corner of. the marine corps the 1st division had on the reputation of drawing operations which entailed easy landing. budget battles you'll distribution of good luck was dissipated it was at 8 30 in the morning on september the 15th 1944 when wave after wave of american troops began to pour on to the beaches they met heavy japanese resistance that were gunning placements at either end of the beach and many us soldiers died but the battle had barely begun. 11000 japanese were facing 18000 u.s. marines and the fighting was inte

conference. host: we segued into oral warren who was successful in the unanimous decision on brown v. boardeducation. a landmark case. let's talk more broadly about 1953 through 1969, the warren court. eisenhower appointed him. did president eisenhower get what he expected philosophically from earl warren? he was a law and order governor. when he appointed him, what was he hoping his view might be on some of the big issues in society at the time? elizabeth: it is hard to say what the president had in mind or if you had a view in mind heard one thing president said publicly in appointing chief justice warren was that he got someone who could bring unanimity and consensus to the court. host: but the court is thought of now as a much more liberal court. you had a republican president appointing him. philosophically, whether republican surprised at how the warren court turned out? elizabeth: the partisan lines and parties are different than today. the republican party of lincoln, it was not a great surprise that the chief justice earl warren would be as active and supportive of civil rights, wh

conference. host: we segued into earl warren, who was successful in the unanimous decision on brown v. boardeducation, another landmark case. let's talk more broadly about the warren court. it was a long one, 1953 through 1969. eisenhower appointed him. did president eisenhower get what he expected philosophically from earl warren? he was a law and order governor. when he appointed him, what was he hoping his view might be on some of the big issues in society at the time? elizabeth: it is hard to say what the president had in mind or if he had a view in mind. one thing president said publicly in appointing chief justice warren that he certainly got was someone who could bring unanimity and some consensus to the court. host: but the court is thought of now as a much more liberal court. we had a republican president appointing him. philosophically, were republicans surprised at how the warren court turned out? elizabeth: perhaps in some respects. the party alignments on a partisan level are different than they are today. in some respects, the republican party, the party of lincoln, it was not

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