but i mean conrad still in the program. conrad a real good dude.d take over and make sure dude get graduated and adopted and everything. >>> coming up -- >> this morning inmate brown was in labor. >> as la'quan brown leaves the jail to have her baby, keith johnson suspects she may have >>> visitations is tuesdays and wednesdays and commissary is on thursdays. >> all right. >> keith has recently plead not guilty to new charges including murder and carjacking. he's been removed from the detention center's dog program and moved back into general population. curtis conrad says he and the other inmates in operation new hope will have to take over training johnson's dog who's been allowed to remain in the program. >> pretty much what's going to happen is i will pick up the slack for him or someone else does, and we'll keep training him coinciding with other dogs until we get a handle and go back and back-brief them on what's going on. i'm glad you moved in, i really am. maybe i should stack their cages. >> johnson, his first cousin la'quan brown and her

conrad: absolutely we are.tinction factor because we have had the commodity rise in global markets rising, especially china importing a lot of commodities in the 2000s that led to the em rising any need to distinction between them. all em is not homogenous. the middle class, as we mentioned, consumption is growing. less credit penetration as opposed to most developed markets. the consumer is pretty leveraged. you have the opportunities coming through. we are seeing interest rates cut in emerging markets, and with all the money that has been printed, especially in the west, that led it a lot of inflationary concern with emerging markets tightening since 2011. that is turning right now with using broad-based across emerging markets. run.: we've got a thank you so much. let's toss it back to matt and scarlet in television. matt: thank you very much. bloomberg's carol massar with cory johnson. scarlet: coming up next, next was of interview with thomas barrick senior economic adviser to donald trump. what he has to

conrad says: "it's beyond senseless. it actually borders on depraved, in my opinion, mr. corrao, i don't know if you have other issues, but i don't know who does that." pinky lived at busch gardens for 19 years... entertainin countless visitors with her dancing. amy wallace believes the man who attacked her is the one who belongs behind a fence. amy wallace says: "i hope that he gets jail time. i hope that he suffers. i hope he has to pay financially." corrao now faces a charge of aggravated cruelty to animals. he's facing up to five years in prison and a fine of up to 10- thousand dollars. no word yet on why he decided to attack the flamingos in the first place. an elevator criminal courthouse has left a sheriff's sergeant with critical head and chest injuries - and a second employee with minor injuries. investigators say the elevator car shot up quickly to a high floor before crashing through concrete flooring above. the sheriff says responders forced the door open and found sgt. paul owens bleeding from his head. the 50-year-old is hospitalized in critical but

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. >> conrad l. leavitt orwell those that our more classic i was in english major. >> first of all i noticed you spoken a quiet oasis when you would mediate so my question is what did you call your parents? you get your client for a spread of your mother quick? >> i called them hunter and cindy people have asked about that and why. i really think i think that this was a hunter wanted to be called when you are a parent talking to your child is daddy parco but you tell them what your name is then i think he decided it would be hunter. i think part of that was partially hidden and the kinds. the tines of the late '60s and '70s it was the time of the counterculture to reject everything that their parents believed or raising them to believe. everything. that very much is about parenting as well. win i was in my 20s i tried calling him dad one time and that did not feel right. >> i n interested in the riding of the book were there any surprises? or of yourself? >> one of the surprising gains were the lette

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. >> reporter: 8-year-old conrad and his brother thank god that their cat is back home. milky ran away when he was traveling across country last sunday. they were driving in a moving truck from seattle, washington to arlington. they took a break in new buffalo, michigan, when milky ran into the woods after a dog scared him. what's going through your mind, milky runs away? >> oh, my gosh, it is so heartbreaking. >> reporter: they searched for two hours and didn't find him. number. four days later, milky showed up. what was your reaction when you received that phone call saying hey, we found milky? >> it was oh, my gosh, unbelievable. >> reporter: skelly drove 12 hours back to michigan to reclaim the family's furry friend. so for the next few days you'll see milky just relaxing here on the front porch, taking it all in. he had quite a journey in michigan, and the family is grateful for the employees at the rest stop. >> thanks for finding my cat. >> reporter: shomari stone, news4. >> milky looks worn out. >> glad they are reunited. so we've got some nice weather and then s

lauren conrad shoes, i know that lauren conrad is a huge name that the girls all love. so really there's such a variety here and obviously, we're talking about dresses, i see this whole back room here, is that filled with more formal wear? - it is, there's some more formal dresses. we have some career wear, blazers, suits. we also have a small children's section as well. more shoes, and i know at the very front of this store too, i mentioned there's stuff for the guys too here. right at the front. so that way the men don't have to walk through the entire store, they really figured this out correctly. they just walk in the front, get what they need and get out of here, right? - that's true, that's true. occasionally they actually do come through looking for some gifts for family members. - which is a great idea to come here if you're looking for gifts. - that's right. mother's day is right around the corner. - jeans are another big thing that you know you hate having to spend a ton of money on, so when you come to somewhere like this, for again a fraction of the cost. -

. >> he did not seem like that kind of person could >> neighbor conrad gonzales said he had seen the man working outside the late would snow and picks up all the trash around the building. >> police shut down several blocks saturday as a critical incident response team investigated the incident that began shortly after 4 am.>> when lakewood agents contacted the suspect he produced what was believed by the agent to be some kind of weapon. >> officers backed off i got in touch with him by phone and they said that he told police he was armed and though -matt the west metro swat team in.>> my daughter missed work because of it. >> neighbors said they are related they got a suspect off the street but sad that ended in gunfire. no officers were injured in the incident and the identity of the suspect has not been released, in lakewood melissa garcia cbs4 news. >>> there were eight horses the died in adams county in a barn fire this morning and brighton fire crews arrived to find the accident sparked by an overloaded extension cord. >>> a man from new york survived a bad fall during a hike i

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>> guest: ing -- well, you know, i love heart of darkness, conrad's book about heart of darkness. that was one as i was a college student, that was one of the books that i thoughting -- thought was really critical in thinking about life, you know? the idea that work is really important and having something to get up and do every day and a focus is very important. i also loved a book called "the last angry man" which was about -- a novel about a man who was a doctor who just was upset and tried to do something when he saw wrongs that he thought should be addressed, and, you know, his whole life worked hard to try and do something about them. and then, of course, i had the benefit of taking courses on causer and shakespeare and having that foundation. shakespeare is, you know, i love shakespeare. wonderful plays. and then american literature as well and particularly american playwrights. finish i'm a big fan of eugene o'neill be, you know? i tend to like kind of heavy plays. [laughter] >> host: well, to go back to william shakespeare, how would you explain shakespeare to those of us

>> i love heart of darkness, conrad's book about heart of darkness. that was one as i was a college student, that was one of the books that i thought was really critical in thinking about life, the idea that work is really important and having something to get up and do every day and a focus is very important. i also love the book called the last angry man which is about, a novel about a man who was a doctor who just was upset and tried to do something when he saw the wrongs that he thought should be addressed and his whole life, worked hard to do something about them. and then of course i had the benefit of taking courses in chaucer and shakespeare and having that foundation and shakespeare is, you know, i love shakespeare. he's wonderful.and then americans, american literature as welland particularly american playwrights . i'm a big fan of eugene o'neill. i tend to like kind of heavy plays. >> to get back to william shakespeare, how would you explain shakespeare to those of us who just don't get it? who try? >> you have to seeshakespeare performed .

siegel the valencia family attorney filed a lawsuit on behalf of the family alleging the officer conrad rogers violated te'o's civil rights causing a wrongful death. but rogers is back on the job at the newark police department. in a statement, police insisted the officer gave a verbal command to valencia in response to the armed robber pointing a handgun at the officer. the officer fired one round. they also sent kpix 5 this picture of the toy gun te'o had. it's the one below the ruler and is look indistinguishable from the real sig sauer below the ruler. newark police say they have identified te'o as a suspect in at least seven other robberies and burglary and sent us these surveillance photos. but the valencia family lawyer says the officer who shot te'o should have arrested him, not taken the law into his own hands. >> he made no effort at all to arrest young te'o valencia. the officer acted as judge, jury and executioner. >> reporter: in newark, christin ayers, kpix 5. >>> police are looking for the man who bit off a bartender's finger in july outside a karaoke bar in russian hill

ruthie in lauren conrad dress with peek-a-boo shoulders. >> i love that. nothing too over the top but trendy for fall as well. amanda, you do so much for your kids. since you have a classroom page on adopt a classroom.org kohl's wanted to make a big donation to really give back and get all your essentials for the new year. you have everything you need. you don't have to spend your own money. they wanted -- cade and ruthie looks. they wanted to outfit all your incoming students as well, so your whole new class can look fun, fashionable and trendy. >> oh, my gosh. so cool. >> a surprise. >> burgers and cupcakes that taste good and are good for you. that's all coming up next. that's all coming up next. ? ? get your jeans game on at kohl's. ? ? ? get your active game on at kohl's. liz assumed she could trust her dating site. liz assumed all dressings were made equal. assume nothing. avors no synthetic colors no wonder it tastes so good. how does a girl go from this... oh, shut up. ...to this. [ beeps ] i'm pregnant? you have no idea which of us is the father?

ruthie in lauren conrad dress with peek-a-boo shoulders. >> i love that. >> her backpack, all of their looks from kohl's. nothing too over the top but trendy for fall as well. amanda, you do so much for your kids. since you have a classroom page on adoptaclassroom.org kohl's wanted to make a big donation to really give back and get all your essentials for the new year. money. they wanted -- cade and ruthie looked so incredible in their looks. they wanted to outfit all your incoming students as well, so your whole new class can look fun, fashionable and trendy. >> oh, my gosh. so cool. >> a surprise. >> burgers and cupcakes that taste good and are good for you. >> is that possible, hoda? >> yes, it is. >> apparently. and i wouldn't want to mess with that. but when (my) back pain got bad, i couldn't sleep. i had trouble getting there on time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last into the morning. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. in a world that's trying to turn you into someone new.

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seth conrad is the one who released thousands of those incriminating e-mails at the democratic nationalntion. he was gunned down at a washington, d.c. neighborhood last month. police thought he was robbed but he still had his wallet. as of now it remains a mystery. >> making isis seem less of a threat. those are the ak indications against u.s. military central command. the intelligence reports were being altered to make it appear the u.s. was gaining more ground on the terrorist group than what was tully reality. a blistering report could be released this week. >> disgraced immigration officials blamed for blocking the rest of the men who supplied guns to terrorists now getting rewarded? irene martin is given the valor award for keeping employees calm. the reality she is accused of stopping agents from arresting the man who supplied guns to the killer and then lying about it. >> 28 minutes after the hour. high schools could be forced to stop an antidote to reverse heroin overdoses. will this help or hurt the battle against addiction in america? we report, you decide. >> are your apps sp

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.>> conrad gonzales said he had seen the man working outside of the convenience store many times before. >> usually cleans the snow shovel snow and picks up all the trash.>> police shut down several blocks as a critical incident response team investigated the incident that began shortly after 4 am.>> when liquid agents contacted the subject he produced what appeared to be some kind of weapon. >> officers backed off and got in touch with him by phone and he told police that armed and then that swat team moved in and shots rang out at 7:20 am and police said to stay inside. my daughter had to miss work because they would not let anyone out.>> neighbors are relieved that they got the suspect on the street beside it ended in gunfire. no officers were injured in the incident, the identity of the suspect has not been released, live in lakewood melissa garcia this morning and brighton fire crews arrived to find the barn fully engulfed an investigator say it was an accident sparked by an overloaded extension cord. >>> a man from new york survived a bad fall during a hike in southern colorado, s

>> rosemary conrad. number 1704. but now it's to visit his 85-year-old mother who's still serving time for her role in the murder of paul's father. >> hi, mom. >> hi. how are you? >> love you. >> he gets the first hug. >> when she got locked up, she was 57. she was very physically fit, very active woman. and now, you know, she's in a wheelchair now. how you feeling? still having problems on your right side? >> yes. >> is there anything new going on? >> not too much. >> hopefully that will change soon. >> the worst thing that ever happened to him in his life is right now with his mom, where she's at. that's the worst thing, that he hasn't been able to fix right now. him being home and her not being able to be here with us, i just want her home. i just wanted her to come home with us, you know, where she belongs. >> next summer i'll look like george clooney. >> that's good. >> while surgeons won't be able to attach paul's actual nose on to his face, dr. roberto flores has a plan to build him a new one. >> this is somet

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. >> reporter: 8-year-old conrad and his brother in arlington, virginia, their cat, milky is back home. >> when he ran away, it broke my heart. >> reporter: he ran away last sunday. they were driving in a moving truck from seattle, washington, to arlington. they took a break at a rest stop in new buffalo, michigan, when milky, who they say was on a leash, suddenly ran into the woods after a dog scared him. >> what's going through your mind. milky runs away. >> oh, my gosh. it is so heart-breaking. >> reporter: they searched for two hours and didn't find him. skelly left a photo with employee tess rest stop. four days later milky showed up and employees put him in a bathroom with a sign that said don't open, cat inside. >> what was your reaction when you got that phone call that, hey, we found milky. >> it was unbelievable. >> reporter: he drove 12 hours back to michigan to reclaim the family's furry friend. >> so for the next few days you're going to see milky just relaxing here on the front porch, just taking it all in. he had quite a journey in michigan. >> reporter: and this family

i think it was conrad who said you can have all the precise words in the world, just give me words like and all the words of emotion and inspiration. [end clip] mr. mann: so burnback famously said there are a lot of great people who can do things just the right way. they talk the best game. they know all the rules. they can tell you people in an ad will get you greater readership. they can tell you a sentence should be this short or that long. they can tell you body copy should be broken up for easier, they can give you fact after fact. they are the scientists of advertising but there's one , little rub. advertising is fundamentally persuasion and persuasion to be not a science but an art. , so this is one of the spots that john kennedy, who was playing on running for reelection in the early 1960's. he saw this and other volkswagen spots on television, was amused by them, and told his people go find me the ad firm that did that, i want them to run my campaign in 1964. this is an example of the kind of creative advertising that ddb brought to advertising automobiles that they would soon

a great artist that both books are unbelievable torture of human cruelty and more so than joseph conrad or any book you can think of that makes us confront the of this when the migrants have the only route they can avoid the migration check planes and he chronicles you see so many along the path here. it's the prophecy of the future. you're going to be like that probably. as he tells we are so used to, these are local people preying on the migrants. these are farmers and ranchers to realize people were traveling through the area and if anything was done to them they are likely to go to the police so they realize we can rob them and and rape and murder them and we are all humans get anything any human does in the sense of who we all are of course they are great examples of the bravery and resistance. they get food to the migrants along the way but this is a central fact of his writing, the stark truth. so it just fills me with joy to read it because i love to encounter finally the truth. this is what he read. admiring you can bring us the truth with that mix of bravery and artistry that

and we've met buzz aldrin, neil armstrong, john glenn, scott carpenter, pete conrad used to come here. owen garriott back from the early period, john young and the bob cripin the first crew from the first space shuttle mission. eileen collins has been here and pam melbourne, the two commanders of the shuttle mission. and again in may, we had astronauts who had just returned from the international space station. so whenever they come to washington, they like to come here too. many of them spent hours here when they were children. and they say that this museum was partly responsible for their love of aviation and their passion to become astronauts. >> let me just make the point, for those of you listening on c-span radio, of course watching on c-span3's american history tv, we are live at the national air and space museum in washington, d.c. our next caller is john joining us from new hampshire with valerie neal. go ahead, please. >> good evening. i just want to ask if you're going to show the "uss enterprise" at all during the programming. i know other people involved in the restoratio

. >> that's hubert humphrey accepting the 1968 democratic nomination for president at chicago's conrad hilton hotel where the democrats had gathered for their convention in the midst of the vietnam war while thousands of angry protesters demonstrated outside. hubert humphrey long time minnesota senator and unsuccessful candidate for president in 1968 is the focus of this week's "the contenders" program. and we're live from minnesota's history center. mick caouette is the documentarian of hubert humphrey's life. just finished a documentary last year. we're standing in the middle of an exhibit the history center has put on about the tumultuous year of 1968. to start our discussion about hubert humphrey, set the stage for people. as '68 dawned, this country was in an uproar about the vietnam war. set the stage. >> well, the vietnam war had been running for a long time at that point, probably 15 years. and the tet offensive at the end of january really set the stage for the year because it was obvious to everyone then that the war was not being won. and the north vietnamese reached all the

especially paul conrad's in dark images. they were moving and had deep messages.hink paul took that a step further, i think jeff took that a step further with his wonderful sense of humor that extended the reach of the cartoon by reaching a much larger audience with a message with the humor. so like any other reader and i loved looking at the political cartoons but never in my life and vision may be political cartoonist, just double into a by accident. >> were going to show a bunch of cartoons from your new book, but before i do that this is what's your second book. this may have been in your first book but it is not in this one. it was very, you will remember the secret service came after you. but it is the cartoon, you explain what is. >> i used an old photograph, an iconic photograph in the vietnam war era. for the police chief had just caught a vietnamese terrorists who had killed the colonel and his family and they basically executed him on the streets of saigon. i use that iconic image to portray george w bush being assassinated by politics in the iraq war.

erica conrad joins us now with her story who has been at schlitterbahn water park.>> good morning. >> we have the picture of your friend on the slide and you can see the harness is off. he is the guy in the back and he doesn't have a seat belt on or a harness. tell us what happened. >> well, we were standing at the bottom of the slide and we were recording our friend and my husband and my cousin going down. when they got to the bottom, we noticed my friend's harness was completely off and we overheard him yelling, you know, my harness is off and it had been off from the beginning of the ride. we ended up following him until the end of the ride and he got out and there was a life guard at the bottom who had to have overheard my friend, you know, announcing that his harness was off and then also you could clearly see that his harness was off. >> wow. what did the life guard say? >> well, the life guard didn't really say anything to anybody. there was a time that i had ridden the slide and the life guard -- i was worried that the velcro straps were not going to hold me

how do you respond to the germanic tone of, we came out of world war ii, conrad at number have the courageand others that say we have to persevere forward with this program? i agree that the european project is very important and i think they have made in norman us progress in so many areas. the question is, the timing and pacing of the creation of a single currency. they put it to early. phelps --ot mondale, the three of you get together with differing politics and ideas and say i'm sorry, we have to move in from one european currency. what is your prescription for the new euro? joseph: the prescription is, if they can't get it together, probably dividing into the two or three different currency areas, i giveaway in which it can be done fairly smooth. one of the things they are to take advantage of his modern technology. with modern technology we don't need to use old pieces of money to the currency area and we can go to an electronic payments mechanism. that would be enormously helpful in helping regulate the economy and facilitating that transition. once you add electronic money it woul

. >> everybody knows conrad >> google three to 4,000 pounds a week. chicken verde desh and saw ad and comfort food and pizza and meat lover's pizza. >> fish over here, football season diet, right. >> pretty cool to be a fixture in the community and do place you love. got to mean a lot to you. >> adopted sun and noah has been great to me. coach footbal f years in high school and can't tell you how much i'm father to support at restaurant. been great. >> 23 years, make you norwood native, 40 years, 50 years before you get the -- >> no matter how long you have been here you're always a carpet bagger. >> gene: more people born >> i believe it. second restaurant in walpole center and year and a half ago. >> washington street? >> yes. >> gene: visit restaurant, great time, tv there, great support and catch a game, have a great meal, do everything. >> now we get to >> julie: south of the pike a little bit of slowing on the expressway around morrissey boulevard, otherwise thing moving along fine on 128 northbound and southbound. 95 and route 1 are clear. wide