that's uniquely within the book or any other operations awarding needs to speak to to that the state dix what sounds good on paper is in fact a belated decision the heritage policy cannot be applied retroactively. we came up like the right so it's already. time was in a decision of council so those things if they're do have. approved plans. can continue the much contested luxury developments will be completed it's a tainted victory for the bull cup. now this stunning canadian model you see behind me is breaking the mold of what is considered peaceful when a hollow has the skin condition which causes white patches to appear on the skin and she still graces catwalks around the world in tanzania another model with fitting like is challenging the notion of what is beautiful. it's taken a long time for mickey dale to feel comfortable in front of the camera he has a little like oh i condition that causes a loss of skin color. mickey used to be embarrassed about his looks but now he embraces his white patches. everyone have a unique things like can you. just me you and the other guy. you know.

i mean as a hunter, for people that, for self-defense, when walmart and dix and other places are sayingthat we no longer need these . it is probably time we start having a conversation. 40 percent of households in america have a firearm in them. every firearm owner that i know wants to make sure that no one gets injured and the guns do not actually roll into the wrong hands. that is a lot of common ground we can actually work with. if we can and some of the politicization and the outside influences and make it so it's impossible. >> would you support armed guards -- >> i just vetoed another one of those bills. i have vetoed several of those bills in my time as governor. >> because? >> because -- well first, two different things. one of which i think the language we are using now is problematic. and i said that to the president a year ago, we talk about hardening schools. there's no reason my sixth-grader in his first week of school, he said we do know where to go in case of an active shooter. no kidneys to know that. there is a peace officer here, i want to make sure that if somebody brings

show you what's happening to the north, watching this area to the north, just over theking oo lmason-dix here, severe weather in parts of franklin county, pennsylvania that one is for baltimore county until 5:45. back to the w t. it's not severe and we don't have thunder with this yet. this was severea eier in the afternoon and once it came across the mountains, it died out. once it's in the blue ridge, that's what we will see. if it develops into strong storms that's what we wille of it doesn't we don't see them. tornado watch t the north, severe thunderstorm watch to the south and more storms to the south. we have been in an area that d not get severe thunderstorms. tomorrow, a better chance of seeing that and a boundary to the west of new severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings dallas to oklahoma into arkansas. that system during the day tomorrow. we will see a better chance of area-wide storms. i said this yesterday, tomorrow is a better chance of area wide storms and some strong possibly thursday. temperature-wise, you know we're hot and humid. 94, winds out of the west. stronger

optics and extra dixs. >> thank you so much, kristin. she's staying up quite late for you. >>> the president may not take sure, but the topic is underably of great concern to japan, in no small part because of the island's close proximity to the koreanian peninsula. the president is not on the same page as john bolden, or pretty much the rest every the world, whether this launch is a violation of the sanctions. let's be clear, it is. >> that's the general consensus. for japan, it may not matter to them that trump is waiting for an icbm to really react to the missile testing we've been seeing, but in the past we have seen north korea also test missiles that go over japan and splash down in the pacific. so it's not just a matter of what type of missiles that we're testing, really any testing is a threat to the region. >> let's just play what president trump said about this, and then we'll talk about it on the other side. >> my people think it could have been a violation, as you know. i view it differently. i view it as a man who perhaps wa

a group called people assisting the homeless, also known as art stories on the old dix supermarket sitejapantown. some people who live near fourth street and younger avenue, fear such a development would make their neighborhood less safe and make traffic and parking worse. >> japantown used to be a place where you don't really lock your doors. to now, it's daily, auto burglary. and there's cameras all over now. that was never a problem before. >> i feel very safe here right now. i do not feel like i will if that becomes supportive housing. >> supporters was plan say the site is near public transportation. and groups that provide needed services. p.a.t.h. told mercury news, it is considering input such as a new grocery store as part of the complex. >>> there are fresh facts and figures about the economic state. usa facts, a nonprofit started by former ceo, steve balmer, combs through government data. jill schlesinger joins us now. what's the big picture here. >> the economy increased by 15 1/2% between the 10 years, 2007 and 2017. interesting, largest industry, in terms of value added to

situation when we were worried about the worrying about the china devaluing, and global growth the dix is about the same place it is right now and crude was about the same place it is right now and 2015 they were on their way down to one-sixth the next year or so it's important to remember that the s&p 500 went to the 1800 and the double bottom that we had in the summer/fall of 2016. there seems to be a very big disconnect right now between the credit and equity markets and the equity markets and a few percent of all-time highs to me is troubling >> you side with what the bond market is telling us >> i do because it's such a massive market, and it's much more massive and it's also pshtd to remember quickly that you can make whatever excuses for the bottom that we had in december and we are up 20-some percent and people did not see the s&p 500 at $23.50. >> the only thing i have right now is looking at this, are we at the low or do we see further down >> one of you guys said -- 220 for 280. i'm looking at it is that your view on the equity markets and that's why you have to be extremely

maybe our guests know, jason johnson, paul dix, paul butler and sophia nelson, counsel to the house overith committee. good evening it each of you. >> good evening. >> paul had, mr. barr would have us believe that he doesn't understand why lawyers sometimes do things in writing rather than pick up the phone, super cas when you're old buddies. can you help him and the rest of us understand? >> you do it to preserve a record. do you it because you don't trust the guy you're writing the letter to. there's no reason why mueller should have trusted barr. barr mischaracterized the report that robert mueller spent two years working on which is about our national security. >> so just fact checking that point, when he says something that i think could sound reasonable to people if i knew someone for a very long time and said why didn't they just call me in, casual parlance, that's reasonable to say. you're saying he is trying to sound reasonable while hiding the fact that this really was a blowup between them that was bad enough to be in writing? >> yeah, what bill barr did whether he had that fake

i was at army reserve duty at the time at fort dix just outside of philadelphia.neys, people who dedicate their lice towards fighting for public safety, for providing national security. and we're seeing this happen right in our own backyard where the muslim american society calls it an oversight. that type of a response makes it even more infuriating it indicates that maybe they aren't outraged at the fact that they are radicalizing and indoctrinating their own children. maybe they are upset that they exposed themselves by posting a video that's their own facebook account. so i'm very bothered by it. will know about the connections and the founding of the muslim american society muslim brotherhood in that scwection one that i believe there is a lot more to the story it requires counter intel investigation. criminal investigation. and you can't expect the muslim american society to just investigate themselves. that's going to be unacceptable here. steve: they did put out a statement to us. they said, quote. not all songs were properly vetted. this was an unintended