cora was a long time supporter of the g.i. antiwar movement. cora has a special place in the history against the war of having set up a women to women organization. she might tell you about it, if we are lucky. between women in the u.s. and women in vietnam that led to the andanges of mail information between folks here and their families, the p.o.w. 's, and that eventually brought three of them back to the united states. for a is now the president of the hague appeal for peace. cora is indefatigable. correct?ng it at all amazing. and here she is. thank you. [applause] cora: you should never believe a word you hear. good morning, everyone. i am sorry to come between you and lunch. it won't bend. sorry about that. mr. carver: it will bend to our will. [laughter] weiss: so it has been 50 years and how many wars ago. who here is a veteran of any war? and there have been quite a few. veterans? well, i am glad you are here. the new logo in the moratorium had far more in common than in conflict. m and m. was we each had four cochairs, and each had on

cora. and finally hunters from across kazakstan have met in the almaty region of the annual national falconry competition here is an actual bugs are you view now although falconry was banned during the soviet era ethnic conflicts in china mongolia kept a traditional life it is now seen as a symbol of the country's nomadic pops to. mind it out the top story that we're following for you here. britain all at the u.n. climate conference with crucial deadlines me when world leaders still cannot agree on funding for international groups to slow global warming climate activists that want to mediate action and big decisions before the meeting. coming up in just a minute a vicious living in the digital age also what is facebook to do with our dating data well not mine but everyone out there using the internet on her in a home free of balin thanks for your company. to the book is the good here or do still. control the bottom. no. i'm not laughing. well i guess sometimes i am but i'm standing up in wh

but we were wondering what do all of kate's medals and coras mean? the yellow badge also the shows he's a member. the necklace is bored from the queen. it's estimated to be worth, get this, 91 million dollars. >>> well, i'm joined by someone who's familiar with the roya, you're doing this thing over four-timgrammy winner seal. thanks f beiere. seal. i love you. can we talk about the big reveal onthe masked sger" last nit? everyone, this is the leopard. >> there he is! legendary seal! >> you had everybody going cra when you took that mask off last ght. >> yeah, my kids weren't fooled. my son knew. my son wasn't fooled at all. he was like, ugh! when they revealed me because they wanted me to go on. >> of course. what did you learn about yourself that you may not have known? >> that i would make aood drag queen. >> can you play a ttle game with you? >> ocourse. >> seal of approval. kri mass tradition. first things first. do you rk an ugly christmas sweater or mo? >> we had a christmas together as a family,ouknow, th kids, heidi and myself, a i d it. , y

in any case, cora and i thought, they're going to send us home. we can't issue visas anyway. how far would you like me to go along? >> i think that is a good point. >> okay. >> prior to november 4th, did you ever anticipate that something as dramatic as the actual seizure of the embassy was a possibility? >> well, during our training period and talking about the history and what's going on, and given the history of the united states embassies all around the world, my fear was that there might be some sort of a retaliatory act, some reason or somebody -- i thought we'd all be told to pack one bag and get out of the country. that's the normal procedure. although, that year, there had been a very serious demonstration of -- and one of our ambassadors, i believe, was killed in afghanistan? >> mm-hmm. >> earlier that year. there were memories in my mind of other takeovers, of not embassies but american diplomatic facilities. so i really was very much prepared to pack one suitcase and leave, but i was not prepared to stay for 14 months. no, i did not think that, about that. >> kath

but purity like cora is one of 8 young women who have recently completed their training as rangers. head ranger is part trick. together they plan their daily missions their work can be very dangerous so any we walk in a very very high street is that the so buffaloes made your bed last sometimes when you go to the secrets of the bushes a little so this next hour this. adds to the trimmings precautions and how would you react how would you be aware of your involvement if you go out and what. team lioness says the 8 are known as one of the 1st all female ranger units in kenya and the very 1st made up of my side women are traditionally women are considered weak and do not pursue an occupation outside of the family. strict rules and hierarchies observed for centuries in must psych munity sers slowly being questioned and loosened. other group is planning a patrol in the area surrounding the 4 ranger camps on the messiah community land in all there are 70 rangers here. and we have the lake idea of this event at yad because though we want to protect. them once and also their community that

we're only spotlighting the north of cora costa valley. see that .3 in santa rosa? that's how far you can see down the road in miles. we already have issues. tomorrow morning will be foggy, but there's help. the winds will pick up into the later hours, so tomorrow will be different than today in that the fog will only hold on for the early morning hours. by the time we get into the afternoon, the wind will start to clear it out. so that's good news. but the wind is coming in on the leading edge of the rain. let's talk about that in detail. the good news on this is the rain is mainly going to be confined to late saturday night and early sunday morning. by that i mean from like midnight saturday night going into sunday, and by 9:00 a.m. sunday, we've seen 90 percent of it. we pick up about a half an inch to an inch. that's the first storm. the next one arrives in time for christmas, and we do need to talk about a chance of rain. we'll have that in the complete forecast coming up. >>> all right, darren, thanks for that. between the fog today and so many people trying t

still with us, david of and cora advisors and gina martin adam in new york. let's talk about valuation. last week, we were talking about potentially oversold conditions. gina: our macro model, which takes a combination of forward-looking economic indicators, forward-looking earnings growth, and bond markets, says we should be trading about 19% of earnings. last week, we were modestly overvalued in the index. there is such a skew toward defenses, toward bond markets and bond properties. risk premium is still very high. at ases are still trading tremendous premium. that is where all the valuation excess is. it is a bizarre scenario where the bond market is intimately involved, that makes us somewhat vulnerable to what the bond market does going forward at the same time, low yields are supported multiples. joe: one of the big debates i see happening among analysts on the sell side, is this now the time we get a major turn in the relative performance of global stocks? in the u.s., people have debated it. context, people talking about europe. are the conditions in

and so are many of the folks who appear in the book, including cora weiss. including paul cox and susan and phil short who took 17 of the photographs that appear in this book. when you go back and buy your copy, any one of them would be willing to sign your book. that, let me say it is a real pleasure for me to who is a linda yaar research professor here at gw largelywu and who is responsible for this week long set of events. much ian't tell you how am a fan of hers, how in our iem, -- how in awe i am, what a good job she has done putting this together. scientist,litical specialist in southeast asia and has for decades fostered academic engagement -- think of that, engagement -- in international affairs, teaching, research with china, vietnam, myanmar and other countries in asia. is an extraordinary person. linda yaar. [applause] linda: thank you. you are too kind. the genesis of so many ideas that brought this week to life, i owe to you. i appreciate your involving me in this effort. we are gathered for this panel to take a look at some of the ways that we

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cora votes aye. ms. garcia votes aye. >>> these are historic hearings. maybe the last public hearings in the house of representatives before this committee votes out articles of impeachment to send to the full house to vote to impeach president trump before christmas. this roll call vote is the democrats want to take a break. the republicans say hold on. we want to keep the audience on television and -- >> get our side in the rebuttal in quickly as people are paying attention. not take a break so that we can have the analysis that we're here. just quickly though, as we recap what we heard from daniel goldman. the democrats -- >> i just want to listen in and hear -- allow our audience to hear back and forth. you heard daniel goldman who has been adam schiff's side on the intelligence committee saying that this was an unprecedented campaign of obstruction by the president of the united states directing a scheme himself to pressure ukraine into opening two investigations that would benefit his presidential election in 2020. >> a scheme uncovered and then at

gazette began printing back in september of 1858 that makes it the oldest continuous publication in corata county. the staff of the gazettthank the thousands of people who have supportedand contributed to the communy newspaper over the past 161 years. and beginning nt year several w state ws affting enforcement agencies willbe going into effect tt includes a major change on policies regulating police use of deadly force lifornia will prohibit police from firing their weaponon ynn felo who do not pose an year 2021 while police the departments musestablish clear and specific use force guidelines, california's peace ofcer commission will develop mandatory training for officers that includs de esalation tactics,explit and implicit bias along with cultural competency and mental health policing. national news this morning there are just 5 weeks to go until the iowa caucus, so the democratic presidential candidates are cutting short their holidays and heang back onto the campaign trail leyla santiago has more. >>fresh from the holiday break the democratic presidential hopefuls are back on the t

and cora gatlin - - categorically contradicts the fisa report there was no shred of truth in it and also chairman nadler announced the judiciary committed - - committee accepts the latest report without a single fact hearing of our own. no one disputes joe biden son was paid millions of dollars to sit on the board of a corrupt ukrainian company burisma despite no experience in oil or gas or ukraine.te and that biden threatened to withhold $1 billion of loan guarantees to the ukrainian government unless it fired prosecutor general. biden says he was merely carrying out policy and knew nothing of his son's affairs. but sworn affidavits said he was about to hunter one - - question hunter biden with his relationship with burisma and they struck down the administration and he was fired so with president zelensky as a centerpiece of the democrats case he asked for help to getting to the bottom of the scandalshe involving corrupt interactions with officials and ukraine and the united states there is no direct evidence the president ever withheld aid to the investigation all executive authority