so garner deployed whom dinah bunny to baghdad for connor has. only the brightest in strongest will be selected. for the others it will be the crushing in of a mind flung dream best of a dinner party so work among. it's easier to get into harvard university then to join the british corkers more than $12000.00 boys applied this year and the army is

connor is for an loves construction equipment. connor waters is a green belt in karate.eep working hard, connor, you will be a black belt before you know it. happy birthday to cooper connor, a third grader at vide a lower elementary and daniel decatur. ,appy birthday to daniel paul deborah jackson, ella grace kennedy, ezra ladner. happy birthday gabby walters. and gavin in oakland. happy birthday to george thorton, gloria myers, grayson lewis, who wants to be a police officer when he grows up. happy birthday to easton cornelius in union county. happy birthday hamilton edwards, hannah grace bennett, hannah loper, harley in columbus. he birthday harper taylor. henry yates. loves all ole miss sports and misses watches college baseball games. huntly odom, ian sylvester loves his dog come happy. everybody these days needs a dog named happy. happy birthday, jacob phillips, and james and katie love it. , hannah beard, attending the university of mississippi medical school. thank you, janet. happy birthday to jj windham, turning 27, cadence brown turning seven. jc and jean-luc.

chris wyllie, cio, connor broadley is still with us.ollapse, and that the u.s. will cooperate with other producers to control supply, and demand is not coming back in a hurry, are the reasons to see a higher oil price from here? chris: it is really hard to see, isn't it? we will be reaching the history books in terms of a historic lows. it is hard to see with oil price finds the floor. even if we could find an agreement in terms of production and some consensus there, it is an impossible task. you are losing 20 million a hundredday out of million. you simply cannot address that through production cuts. that is why we are in this spiral now and talk about negative oil prices, i am not sure how that works. it is hard to see where the floor is unless there is an extraordinary rediscovery of consensus among the producers, and the unprecedented cuts in production. they will have to tough it out. it is impacting inflation expectations. continue and therefore bond yields are likely to fall because of that. it is a great point. the question abo

connor, vigorously a lot is going to change.hat some of these restaurants aren't going to have a business model that is going to be able to survive in that environment? of how manymber restaurants probably go away. have 20% of restaurants that don't come back or close for a while and the remaining ones maybe have half as many seats, you have a much lower supply of restaurants that people want to go to. that is going to create a real scarcity effect. looket: when restaurants for ways around this, they are going to be dealing with their own inflated cost as well. they have to pay workers more and convince people that it is worthwhile to continue working. what are some of the innovations or creative solutions they might look to implement? factor,nk the biggest all the extra costs they're going to have, it is going to make diners pay more. that is going to create a special experience for people, whether it is prefix menus or sort of valentine's day, new year's eve type specials all the time. it is going to be how can they make peopl

mark connors is credit suisse's global head of risk advisory.viviana: you are watching "bloomberg daybreak." defense contractor lockheed martin posted first-quarter estimates,at beat saying it is starting to feel the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. in part, that has to do with the delays from suppliers. lockheed maintaining its full-year forecast. coca-cola posted better than in the first quarter, but says global volume declined by 25%. coke warns the impact on the second quarter will be material. it also says full-year results can't be estimated. buyers with some prime -- with subprime credit scores are putting their loans on hold. there has been a sharp drop-off in payments. to get through the pandemic, borrowers are shifting their financial priorities. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. let's stay on the economy for a second because we are looking at record debt. congress already approved $2.3 trillion in emergency spending in just a few weeks, and more is certain to be on the way. the u.s. budget deficit may tri

good morning, connor. >> good morning. rob: we really appreciate it.ing to mass produce face shields for our first responders and healthcare people, just kind of for the local community in colombia. rob: absolutely and you were initially trying to make face masks and shield for workers because you ran into a hang-up, right? >> yeah, safety regulations from the federal government we have run on a few things. we knew it was going to happen so we switched over to first responders because we knew we could help them. rob: absolutely. your dad is a police officer and you have a 3d printer and from what i understand this thing is working overtime probably printing as we speak making the masks and shield, talk about that a little bit. >> we have been going 24/7 in the past week and a half trying to make face shields for anybody who needs them. rob: just trying to do whatever you can us. most people are standing by, they are hanging out in the house, you know, laying low, you decided to come out and you're only a sophomore in high school and go the extra mile,

featured such rock royalty as lulu, ginger baker and the nashville teens alongside the likes of kenneth connorank thornton and terry scott. oh, and arthur mullard. trolls world tour boasts the voices of anna kendrick and justin timberlake, alongside ozzy osbourne, maryj blige, and george clinton. oh, and james corden. poppy. you know you can't go back on a pinky promise. with visual nods to mad max: fury road and jokes about the evils of yodelling and smooth jazz, trolls world tour throws a few comedy crumbs to the adults who would have been taking their kids to the cinema to see this, but are now probably doing the hoovering while the children crowd around the television. this is fairly formulaic dreamworks affair, lacking the visual or musical imagination of happy feet and having none of the pan—generational appeal of a toy story movie — even with its laudable message of embracing difference. most significantly however, trolls world tour is the first major studio movie intended for widespread theatrical release that has now gone straight—to—streaming services here in the uk as a result of co

this stay-at-home order. >> hi, connor, thank you for your question.en reading and drawing pictures in my nest and i drew a picture of my friend oscar the grouch and i'm going to give it to him when it is okay to have a play date. i've also had video play dates with my friend snuffy. it is hard to see a snuffa luva gus in a screen. i've been doing virtual exercises with grover. here is one that we do. it is called the flap. it is just me planning my wing. and it is fun but sometimes it is hard and i do feel sad when i remember that i can't go to school and play with my friends. but you know, my friends have been helping me feel better. >> don't forget to tune into the abc's of covid-19 tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. grover. hmm. our special continues with brianna keilar. i'll see you tonight with 360 at 8:00 p.m. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> i'm brianna keilar in washington on in friday, april 24th. tonight the united states death toll, more than 50,000 in the country lost to coronavirus. in los angeles county it is the leading c

>> shhi, connor, thank you for e question. i've been reading and drawing pictures on my mask. writing letters to the grouch. and it's kind of hard to see a small snaufuffleupagus in the j. >>> big bird will join sanjay gupta and reporter erica hill for the covid-19 town hall airs in just a few hours 9:00 in morning. 2:00 p.m. in london. that's 9:00 p.m. in hong kong. thank you so much for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. the news continues next. did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocking heartburn at the source. with just one pill a day, you get 24-hour heartburn protection. prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k televisi

featured such rock royalty as lulu, ginger baker and the nashville teens alongside the likes of kenneth connorur mullard. trolls world tour boasts the voices of anna kendrick and justin timberlake, alongside ozzy osbourne, maryj blige, and george clinton. oh, and james corden. poppy. you know you can't go back on a pinky promise. with visual nods to mad max: fury road and jokes about the evils

connor says there are between 1015 people there but he immediately end of the festivities telling police>wh do you want me to do like what can i do i dot want to be an issue and he's like shut it a down as a yes or connorays he wasn't cited for the gathering but instead for the noise receiving a $200 ticket and notice to appearin court i totally respect why everyone's on edge. well i got the same time i got really fe like there some point where meal health hossa ke you know in importance over you know like what's going on. >>that was over in a shed its reporting the davis police department planning to issue citations they say to people who don't follow the orders.those people could get a $1000 fine as high as that and up to one year of jail time.coming up, we honor sought by families who are helping working class and undocumented families wi kron four's been honoring bay area are people making a difference today. it's a group caed free laundry friends, a group of families the south bay. they're raising mone for people who do not qualify for government assistanc millns of people in the go

so garner deployed whom dinah bunny to baghdad for connor has. only the brightest in strongest will be selected. for the others it will be the crushing in of a mind flung dream best of a dinner party so work among. it's easier to get into harvard university then to join the british corkers more than $12000.00 boys applied this year and the army is going to take less than 4 percent. in the. groom is hoping to be one of the chosen few. he's from a family a family life has always been a struggle for them but this is kemal one chance to change that. the only thing i can think about right now is joining the british army there's nothing else. if i succeed i'll be able to get my parents out of poverty give them a normal life and all the happiness they deserve. to prepare for the gear to try out kemal and his best friend have been at this training center for the last 2 years. they've both tried and failed to join the british army before so this year the pressure is really on. obviously i want both of us to get in but if only my friend makes it i won't be

happy birthday jason minor, finnegan, collin van goiter, and happy number four to connor lowe.e is four and loves construction equipment. innor at -- is a green belt karate. happy birthday up at lewisburg middle school, cooper connor, a third grader. happy birthday daniel. happy birthday to deborah jackson, ella grace kennedy, and gavin inalters oakland. happy 73rd birthday to george thorton, lori and myers, grayson lewis, who wants to be a police officer and he grows up. hamilton edwards, hannah grace bennett, hanny lopez -- hannah loper, harper taylor, henry yates. sportsloves all old miss and misses watching college baseball games. sylvesterdel, ian loves his dog happy. everybody love -- needs a dog need -- named happy. beard,irthday jana attending the university of mississippi medical school this fall. thank you. windham, turning 27. cadence brown, 27. jc hickman and jean-luc, and john riley. is 17 and loves playing soccer. mcleod,chael arnold -- to madison turning 17, to christopher cook whose sweet 16 is today. chandler -- levered laverne chandler. turning 18 and is a sen

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connor mack is one of the top baseball records, but the season ended as it started and now it's mostly an online world, broken up by music, hikes, time with family. >> it's really going to suck not being able to have a prom or the senior spring. >> i'm so disappointed for him for all of the rites of passage. on the other hand, it is the right thing to do. >> reporter: the class of 2020 getting in early life lesson, not the first. >> it's not just one, it's been a few. i remember the fire and the smoke from the power outages. we met kate hopes to where the stress of college next year, but it's also a symbol of a senior year gone sideways and experiences she won't get back. >> i saw it coming and i'm just trying to see the silver lining in it all. the whole nation is dealing with it. the whole world. we will have the star member for the rest of our lives. >> katie to ohio state. college acceptance letters are coming in. academically the junior class may be in more limbo because that's the big year for grades and test scores. it but is this year's seniors that don't get a chance to walk w

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let's show you these first set of pictures, from kim connor, an agent at imperial real estate in saratoga, she wanted to do something nice for the nurses in the south bay, she and her assistant heather hired a baker friend to bake these medical-themed cookies and they gave 84 cookies to nurses at kaiser, santa clara and then 84 to a client nursing team at stanford hospital. she says life is all about making people smile. >> and favi solemani founder of a real estate group in los gatos, didn't have ppes to donate but wanted to do something nice for medical workers so she heard that pre-packaged snacks are very appreciated and her friends in san jose offered to et set , sea donation box and put out the word in social media and check this out. they got so many snacks and now delivering care packages to good samaritan hospital on tuesdays, and o'connor hospital on fridays, and she wants to keep this up, so they're continually collecting pre-packaged snacks at brightstar in san jose, they have a janitorial staff working all the time and you can drop it off, and they're still open, people are t

if i see if i see connor diaz anywhere but at the top of the times. this is the system you know the martial arts they get a history of the planet or if god is not out there that last fight that you know you've got to give it to serenity i mean nobody is more of a gamer and a history of the game that serota get i mean the guys won i believe for buyouts but i'm telling you gonna be greater came in that night there's just some guys who throw sparks off right dana soon as i looked at him that night and he looks ready to preen man and he just killed him right off the bat. yeah unbelievable performance i mean everybody was questioning you know where it was at with all the things you've been through he's been off for a long time you know how is he going to look and he looked damn good yeah. we're talking to dana like you have see president we when we said we're going to talk to dana we got a boatload of social media questions let me lay a few on you here and trust me i have a cursory knowledge of u.f.c. in that act but i listen i never miss about and ever mi

>> hi, connor. thank you for your question. i've been reading and drawing pictures in my mask. i'm going to give it to him when it's okay to have a play date. and i've also had video play dates with my friend snuffie. it's kind of hard to see a whole snuffleupagus in a whole video chat screen, though. let's see what else -- oh, i've been doing virtual exercises with grover. here's one what we do. that's the flap. that's just me flapping my wing, really. it's been a lot of fun, but, you know, sometimes, it is hard. and i do feel sad when i remember that i can't go to school and play with my friends. but, you know, my friends have been helping me feel better. like dr. rosemary trulio, she helps my friends learn and get ready for school. hi, dr. rosemary. >> that's right, big bird's friend dr. rosemary is here and so great to have you both here to answer the questions. dr. rosemary, we know this is a you tough time for a lot of kids and also grown-ups. you but it can also be a special time. >> that's right, but let's first talk about how these are challenging times for families an

from the animal world shows that physical play has the potential to make a smarter braver maybe even connor. ring could he be ready. stuart brown is the grandfather of slaves research he's been promoting its benefits for more than 50 years if you look at the overall place of play in the world of animal play you begin to see that it is as present as tweets and dreams. brown says the instinct to play is an important part of animal evolution so important is a thigh limbs language that coast with. when 2 dogs want to play what you see is dog dog play language if it was aggressive and they were fighting they have an entirely different body language. and that's boss slap paws slap which is typical play activity from a dog. part of an animal play and part of the reason it is so compelling is that it's pure and everybody gets a look at it. you know it's instinctive and we're wired the same way in the same same part of our brain. brown has gathered overwhelming evidence that there's a lot more to play than exercise for the body it's also exercise for the mind one of the things that keeps play going

governor, i have a question from connor in omaha. he asks about less populated states. we decided to look into this a bit. it's true that nebraska has had the fewest number of states, the number of tests her a million people, slightly more than kansas. have 1289. why are the states doing things differently when it comes to testing? question witheat regards to why does it look different? how much material do you have in your states? what criteria are you using to test people? of example, we have capacity over 400 tests a day. chi has their own test. you can see we are building capacity more than a week or so ago. to move thetried system. we have focused on the people who are highest risk. say you have those flulike symptoms. you have a cough, shortness of breath. a fever. stay at home. stay at home. you can immediately stay home. don't go to the emergency room. don't go to the clinic. call your health care provider. make an appointment. not only do you need to stay , but everybody needs to stay home. make sure everyone is staying home. go to your doctor. influenza a and

or as the crucifixion depicted the redemption of mankind to the suffering of jesus the 2 connor reports of christian theology. 'd the most important for us go destined for the south wall was the crucifixion of christ this did you gave to giovanni dum want to fun know whose family had been working in the cathedral of milan for many decades. but who was going to paint the north wall. lay not of the vinci up to this point but lay it out or had done other than the failed question project in the 2 small portraits was the production of plays and masks for the entertainment of the jucundus court was he truly going to be given this monumental fresco but laid out a was in effect a special effects man for the duke and so i guess we would think of him as a sort of a combination set designer costume designer and special effects person for these spectaculars that lot of eco would have staged maybe a couple of times a year in the lion. that is why lunardi it was determined that with this fresco he was going to stomach the moment. and they probably would have been expecting that he would have done a l

whereas the crucifixion depicted the redemption of mankind to the suffering of jesus the 2 connor points of christian theology the the most important for us go destined for the south wall was the crucifixion of christ this did you gave to giovanni dum want to fun know whose family had been working in the cathedral of milan for many decades. the who all but who was going to paint the north wall. not of the vinci up to this point of layout or had done other than the failed the question project in the 2 small portraits was the production of plays and masks for the entertainment of the jew can his court. was he truly going to be given this monumental fresco but laid out a was in effect a special effects man for the duke and so i i guess we would think of him as a sort of a combination set designer costume designer and special effects person for these spectaculars that lot of eco would have staged maybe a couple of times a year in my life and. that is why lou nordo was determined that with this fresco he was going to use thomas the moment. and they probably would have been expecting that he w

patrick long and connor dealing he created what is known as their new organization.n food fight. and the email and ask for specific meals and specific times. through go find me on venmo come operation food fight is raising more than $12,000. and 2 feet upwards of 200 people per day including nonmedical first responders. in new jersey friends of gina mcguire and lisburn niche starting flag, front line appreciation group that now past the hundred thousand dollars group. it's good to give the ball rolling, keep the kindness and generosity growing and get through this time. >> hospitals around the country are seeing more and more patience so these groups are working together trying to get them to support the hydration and the food they need to keep going. dana? >> dana: that's great. alex hogan, thank you. while we are all stuck at home, some of us had have had a harder time than others not annoying those with whom we have been trapped inside. the governor of malaysia has caught heat. one is warning women not to nag their husbands. i'm joined now by tyrus, fox news contr

help with the economic fallout of the coronavirus joining me this afternoon south a congress monroe connor, thank you so much for being here. before we get to these proposed monthly payments i would talk with you about the story, that we just aired about the small business loan program. business owners still waiting to get any sort of financial help, what can you tell those small independent mom-and-pop shops owners about the help they are still waiting to receive. >> we are planning on voting this week wednesday, on additional funding, for small business programs, the key is this funding shouldn't people relationship with banks, what happens to many businesses knew someone at a bank, got the money mom-and-pop shops got less. we are going to push for having restrictions on this money so it does to people who need it the most. first. >> okay no i want to talk about those proposed monthly payments, tell us what you believe, that the stimulus check that many american are starting to receive now, just aren't enough. >> because your rent, more than people have monthly rent, monthly mortgage pay

d i remember in the fall of 2017, sarah connor and i were approached by senior fbi officials who said, i believe flynn was set up. these notes now show that a senior fbi official had misgivings about the way they were treating flynn that may be what they were really trying to do is lure him into a lie soo that they could either get him prosecuted or fired. he actually in his own notes says, we are playing games here. he has a concern that the fbi is playing games. that's all about politicalization, abuse of power. these are very chilling from a serious documents. >> sean: you have followed up, we have not taken our eye off the ball. there has been a lot of national news. we learned papadopoulos had exculpatory evidence with him as well. we learned for example roger stone's jury for foreperson was publicly trashing roger stone. why the judge did not throw that case out is unbelievable. i thought we had the right to impartial juries in this country. we also knew, that the very beginning, then you in fact steele getting information, the russians knew who they were giving it to. don't we

my name is connor moran, director of the wisconsin book festival. thank you for being here tonight. i believe this was the seventh of eight events in this room and it is the 30th out of 32 events just today and the third day of the wisconsin book festival so thank you somuch. evi've seen many of you all day . i couldn't be more pleased to be introducing megan phelps-roper for her book on followed. we were talking in the back, her discussion of life in a religious community, doubt, how you decide to leave or to stay and how you defend yourself in those contexts is one of those conversations that we need to be having so muchmore as a culture. i think it opens up so many doors for people . megan is herself a writer and activist. she left the westboro baptist church in 2012 and isan educator on topics related to extremism and communication across ideological lines. at the age of five megan began protesting homosexuality and other vices alongside fellow members of the westboro baptist church into beaconkansas. the church was founded by her grandfather and consisted almost entirely of her

today, it seems like every single one of them, from derek jeeter from connor mcgregor, sharing a memory anthony and his family today, as well. that does it for us this hour. we wanted to, as we've been doing around here, mark some of those memorials. our coverage continues with katy our coverage continues with katy tur right after the break. like way more vanities perfect for you. nice. way more unique fixtures and tiles. pairing. ♪ nice. way more top brands in sinks and faucets. way more ways to rule your renovation. nice! on any budget, with free shipping. wayfair. way more than furniture. there will be parties and family gatherings. there will be parades and sporting events and concerts. to help our communities when they come back together, respond to the 2020 census now. spend a few minutes online today to impact the next 10 years of healthcare, infrastructure and education. go to 2020census.gov and respond today to make america's tomorrow brighter. it's time to shape our future. i don't have to worry about that, do i?are irritated. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. cre

isolated for some reason, obviously need to be in hotels, but also people who are in these large, connorngs where they can contract the virus or spread a quickly, so the priorities will be people who have the virus and need to be quarantined, first responders wanted to be quarantined, and then people who are older and more vulnerable and sicker, who are either in our shelters, navigation centers were out on the street, ultimately i think, and i have been pushing to expand the number of people who should be in hotel rooms, to make sure that we are not having, you know, people in the 50s or people on the streets contracting and spreading it to others. >> what you talk about some of the concerns that i know you have with the situation unfolding right now at various shelters in san francisco. there are now at least three homeless residents who have confirmed cases of coronavirus, and obviously, that has to be quite concerning when you think that these folks for staying in shelters, where social distancing may or may not have been happening here. how worried are you about how much the virus m

other tigers and 3 lions also developed some since it's believed they were infected by is it employee connor bamford is a paralysis to queen's university belfast who says the focus should be on humans and limiting person to person contact we know that many animals have their own coronaviruses even kept up their own from the viruses and maybe in wild cats do not have this kind of virus we know that there are differences and we know that our pet animal but it seems at least pets kept the wild tigers and you the arms see are you able to catch the infection so theoretically i wouldn't be surprised that it appears that maybe practically there doesn't seem to be too many differences although i know that the pet cats did not appear to have disease while while the tigers in the city and him time with a cough who may be while they can both be infected and one might be more susceptible to disease than the other they can get probably get infected they don't get sick and they probably don't aren't that well evil to pass the virus on we don't think although we don't know and then the question then that o

those stories and a lot >>> tonight, primetime abc 7, 8:00, the connors. then bless this mess.nd stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. now for our daily moment of zen. today, photojournalist edgar tehran with a look at the don edward wildlife refuge. enjoy. >> hello, bay area. >> i have to get outside. i get cabin fever. it's fine. you put on a podcast and walk and get some exercise. clears your brain. smart. yeah, it's helping me, at least. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> that's good. >> all right. >> keep it up. >> how are you doing? >> good. >> i think it's good to get out and kind of get a walk in and just for your mental health as well as your physical health. yeah, but trying to be safe at the same time. >> that's it for abc 7 where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had

allow connor knighton to suggest a plan "b." >> april a typically one of the busiest months of the yearapril. on april 1st, joshua tree closed to the public as national parks all across the country have shut their gates. >> basically we could not guarantee that the people inside the park were going to be safe because they kept congregating in such large numbers. >> david is the superintendent at joshua tree. but as we've been seeing at parks across the country, people still want to hike the popular trails. this was the scene at now closed zion park a few years actor. and some oweek ago. >> it is a 17-bed hospital. >> rita bradford, pleaded with the park service to close canyon lands and arches so the visitors wouldn't overwhelm moab's hospitals. taking that road trip just isn't the best idea right now. four years ago, i took the mother of all road trips. i visited every national park in the country. but while i was out there on the trail, i discovered there are a surprising number of ways you can enjoy the great outdoors indoors. when i visited colorado's great san dunes national park,

i am tyler connor, former speech writer for president obama.e are lucky to have sarah perry, and john mcconnell who worked for president george w. bush. jeff hessel was supposed to be here, had a conflict. we will tell as many of his stories as we can remember.

journalist connor and started by asking why the n.r.l. is pushing so hard for a comeback. it's really a matter of revenue fold a game it is well documented that many of the clubs are in financial difficulty should this competition does not go ahead. the game is hugely reliant on broadcast riots and that means that now we're not playing games and having no clinton it means that the large percentage of revenue that the game would not only enjoying simply isn't there the other being attendance at games as well that's not possible at the moment in addition to that they want to get the game back up and running because the eastern seaboard of the strelley across new zealand there's a lot of people involved and a lot of employment wrapped up in games like in our else in our island is a really interesting concept and again it comes after the fact that we need to find a solution to be able to continue the coming season resurrect season 2020 the n.r.l. island concept is really about closing the play is officials and the administrators of the game off from the general community their

. >> connor, go ahead. >> hello, senator. being accountable to the rules and in step with the international community. could you outline a tangible way to do that? were meant to hold china accountable to intellectual property laws. but the end result was damage to u.s. as this is an industry and it did not achieve a china-u.s. phase one. i want to know, how do we hold china to the rules while not sacrificing our economic efficiency, nor the welfare of our citizens? sen. romney: good question and i will tell you my view. we have a lot more capacity to get china to be dissuaded from a predatory approach, if we combined with our friends and nations that follow the rules. i am talking about japan, south throughoutan, and the pacific, as well as europe, eastern europe, western europe, the middle east. these nations come together and say, china, we are not going to allow you to have unfettered free access to any of our markets, unless you cease and desist from the following things. and it is describing what those are. we would have

i am tyler connor, former speech writer for president obama. we are lucky to have sarah perry, and john mcconnell who worked for president george w. bush. jeff hessel was supposed to be here, had a conflict. we will tell as many of his stories as we can remember. we heard a few of them. my hope is to use about half of the time to talk about questions i've got for these two, then spend the other half taking questions that you have. if there's one thing i hope you take from this whole session, it is that being a presidential speechwriter is exactly what you would think it would be on "the west wing." that's it. i'm kidding, it is much more like veep. since this is the presidential ideas festival, i will start with a question about the relationship between ideas and speeches. sometimes what starts off as an idea ends up in a speech, sometimes the speechwriting process starts before you have the idea. just curious, sarah, what do you think, what would you share about that process, how an idea becomes a speech. >> i think in a weird way as speechwri

she was annoyed that a connor a narcissist because she's not unorthodox markets. was once, bias socialist. as i said, i'm a christian liberal which means that i have knowledge responsibility that we have towards the poor. i cannot just take it kind of country club, humans are losers. so a lot of the policy proposals that nancy makes in the left, i agree i may not quite agree with that skill she wants to do them on but we agree we should health for people and pregnant women and so forth. that there should be manifested in people's face but an open end. help. that is perfectly consistent with what we unfortunately go capitalist. but when you think about it, the ordinary transaction, we buy a cup of coffee, and for one thing it is the sheer act of buying a couple coffee is mutually advantageous. both people are happy about it and furthermore you noticed that if you make a habit of going to a coffee shop, you eventually become friends. commerce creates adventure. in church creates friendship. for high school class, or whatever. people get together, they're not hurting

justice' connor is on that same tragic sunset journey which is why we at the reagan institute were moved to organize a celebration of her legacy. how we wish she were here. but how grateful we are that she was the brilliant, perfect pioneer on our highest court and that we can celebrate her while she is still enjoys the company of family back home in arizona, a place where the sun sets are among the most beautiful in the world. along with other things we hear to celebrate, we honor her as a bridge builder and idea she reflected on in a stanford 2004 commencement address just days after the passing of president reagan. she told the students that one of the most important bridges that ronald reagan built was a bridge to equality. that made it possible for a wide range of willing americans to build their own bridges as public servants. she, of course, was referring in part to her own nomination. today we're fortunate to welcome many of the people who have crossed that bridge that justice o'connor built through her career from former clerks to sitting justices of the supreme court and the ma