as an er doc in a time of terrorism when we are facing an existential threat from outside, i feel like it's really important that we have a sense of what unites us as a country, as a nation, to remain strong in this time of terror. so i feel like their example is good for us and i don't say that as -- from a perspective of right or left, but that's what i feel when i'm down in these places. you see many contrasts when you are underground, you see the human condition, you see sorrow to laughter, you see despair to missing loved ones and to missing girlfriends, and this carving could be in a museum, like the museum of modern art. it is very characteristic of the art of 100 years ago like matisse and it's a french carving in a french underground city and it shows how these soldiers were trying to recreate a human world, a world of feeling, emotion, aesthetic and a world that grounded them and helped them get through a time that it's impossible for us to imagine. you know, during world war i there were over a million high power shells fired every single day for four and a half years. it's

doc siegel joining us on this dangerous truth tha drug that ig marijuana, that snk. next. stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. liz: we all love a corona beer, and a vodka tonic some time, this company, sells those spirits, they invested in a pot company, the thing, there is a real serious issue with synthetic marijuana. that is a big deal. after the story, kids overdosed on synthetic marijuana in connecticut, it is 100 or more time greater potent than thc. and president trump is urging jeff sessions to sue pharmaceutical to dole with the opioid crisis,. >> people are talking about legalizing pot, great for state revenues, you can tax it but now have you synthetic pot. the cops are worried about the gray market. >> you know you start off by saying people will put into beverages, from canada town here. >> just pot. >> yes, now this stuff, points oughout it will danger, k2, thas what i is in conn

. >> to dustin doc kirby, let's call him doc, is different than leo. hehe is and after 9/11, he enlisted to serve in the and arrived after the wars were really rolling and spent muc20hf in the fallujah in the agriculture outlands you are famiar with there and the outlying areas, those areas were loaded up with militants who had survived the two americanfe es in fallujah and escaped into the countryside. and they were at the time flagged under aqi, al-qaeda and iraq. and they are t early group that formed the islamic state.c and s in a unit that had an economy of force mission and that is not really a very good it means-- we don't have enough people and doc's unit didn't have enough people and they were put on a ribbon of phalt to patrol it and suffered many casualties and had a very difficult time influencing the surrounding areas. doc saved lives, including his former roommate who was shot through the head.n and th doc on christmas day in 2006 was shot through the mouth while on a rooftop post. an he has spent 12 years now trying to recover from that.

doc saved lives, diclu his former roommate who was shot through the head. and then doc ochristmas day in 2006 was shot through the mouth while on a rooftop post. cn he has spent 12 years now trying to over from that. and it didn't go well for anc of years, as you can imagine. dozens of reconstctive surgeries and procedures, also a very, very difficult psychological journey. and then jt a few years ago in 2016 he received probono medical care and his face was rebuilt. and he has new dental implants and he's smiling again anhe's different, much different in hih aspectn he was only three years ago. >> amazing resilience. i want to zoom out a little bit because you have a straj i believe critique of these wars. let me just read you one sen sense that you write 6789 these veterans have the knowledge that their live prses harnessed to wars that ran far passethe pursuit of justice and ultimately did not succeed.di wh't they succeed? >> for a number of reasons 57bd we couldake a number of critiques and arguments about that, but they were too ambitious. in some case

doc who is passionately concerned about the future and about avoiding mass destruction. i look at this and i want to scream loudly -- to our world and our times, about the the fact that we must see the dangers of a world that, where technology and progress is allowed to reign without human control. because when that happens you have world war i and that's what i'm really concerned about with the approaching era of artificial intelligence and robotics, where we, could easily relinquish human control and we're toast. that's what world war i shows us and tells us, i've walked the battlefields and places of mass murder and modern times in eastern and western europe and the former soviet union, where millions and millions of people have been brutally slaughtered in the last 100 years. during the modern era. we must remain human. in the e.r., we have an island of humanity in a sea of political correctness, where we absolutely depend on technology. but human beings always come first. and that's my mission for this work. to help people see what happens when the genie of mass des

doc suffered a terrible wound after saving other lives. he was shot through the mouth.some ways doc to me, 12 years later -- he was shot in 2006 and had a journey through reconstructive surgery through the va and finally through pro bono medical care to rebuild his face and he's in a hopeful position now. he has a family and a different aspect in his life. in some ways he represents to me the arc of this war. to me the arc of this war. >> i'm glad you wrote this. thanks so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> breaking news now. an appalling new report on decades of alleged sexual abuse in the catholic church. more than a thousand kids were reportedly abused by hundreds of priests, and that's just in the state of pennsylvania. it's a 900-page report put together by a grand jury, which pored over 70 years of records and documents from inside the church. they labeled the more than 300 priests as predators and say that the real number of abused is likely in the thousands. >>> the result of the president's trade war and tax cut plan are starting to show their effect on the

jon and pete with a look at a that and more unusual activity doc, you up first? >> i am.nd we know activist involved -- that's around where dan was here i think we can get a better deal for this company somebody came in believing that dan might get some progress with this they come in buying the january calls, judge they bought january 42 calls as you saw on the stock is underneath that level. paid up about 360. they started buying them below three bucks. i'm in this trade. already turned it into a call spread because it's january, figured it would take a longer time to play out take a look also, stock is up 82 cents. second trade, jci. johnson controls this one as you can see, the stock also from the july lows here making a nice move to the upside up about one and a quarter percent here they're buying january calls here i bought those i have not hedged those yet. i bought these the january 39 calls i'll probably be in those a month to two months, probably hedge them before labor day. >> thank you pete >> quick tech name we talk about microsoft all the time and all of the

protected the child in this case and someone before we talk any further let's take a look at how the doc net operates as we've had under was where child prostitution is openly advertised sharing of photos and videos of child sexual assault is rife the document is unfamiliar in fact to most people those who access disturbing material there are usually looking for it. the dark net where photos and videos of child sexual abuse of rape are exchanged and professionally organized the websites are hidden making it hard for police to investigate child sex abusers you know. photos and videos of child sexual abuse online is not something someone would find by chance not even on the darkness a person looking for this material including on the darkness it would have to know how to find special sites how to access them whom to contact where to be invited for example. believes the m was such a site german investigators uncovered the platform in the summer of twenty seventeen those wanting a user account had to upload images of child sexual abuse themselves site operators knew that this way even police

that's the best way to experience most given the shoes he has spoken to this doc artist who's. he shows us how. your lomax included minutes on d. w. . her or her coming nine hundred sixty eight and the crying echoed around the world. young people rebelled against the current generation. vehicle it was an absolute plague dusty from the stupidity empty chance to see it demanded nothing less than a whole new system in place maelstrom of the city of the times with the vietnam war plane which the role of the my generation watch the book war every day of those we're going to remember something for most of the first time i had a feeling of being part of something but. the seeds of the civil rights. peace movement limbs were planted during this period losing sixty eight the global stars of the first double. leg the odds of becoming. the scars on some up the pain still tangible. the search for her for god her. city's edge by her. they have so hard to do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but they also admire people who want to stay

doc recalls a night 32 years ago in anchorage, alaska.a bar called the cabin tavern. >> there was a young lady at the bar. i just went up, sat down, didn't say anything. i had my beer. we just started a conversation. she was in a difficult relationship. >> mm-hmm. >> but i took a liking to her. i really did. she didn't want to go back wherever she came from. i don't remember the lady's name. honest to god, i don't. >> reporter: he recalls making dinner for the woman, and the two sharing a tender romantic night. >> before she left i remember this distinctly. i had three statues. i still have two of them. they're from china. it was a chinese goddess statue. and i gave it to her, and i said this will bring you good luck. i never earheard from her again. i wonder if she still has it. >> and here's shawn, my other boy. >> these are my brothers? >> yep. >> reporter: then a revelation of relief. doc says he would have kept his son if he'd known he existed. >> there's that feeling of rejection that i had for so many years, being abandoned. and it

was if you knew docs in. my feelings without effect of evil or force this stuff is left behind it should be pointed out. some of what you were contacted before you of course if i was one of the items. i know we are going to this. by removing good us to stop our come up to me to kill do skis. i deserve more projects it to me anyway. i will sponsor understeer she caught up on me she's alone will get down to me minus your stars on the i did you would hardly be two boys. upside down for the next house with your book. and i think you went after that but you might have you know that watching was doing that while he was.

two of the advantage of those the natural doc and save these church human out of the rock has kept the colors exactly as they were when they were painted on the south in the thirteenth century . the last supper. has the jews. who see fit. was. preserving byzantine works of od is a major problem the church of had suffered greatly from the alamo slowed. ellner assad is the name given to the judge by the moslem inhabitants of that. the name means the church that protects from the evil. reference perhaps to the fact that so many say space down the visit to. the church of our modern best testimony to the i canno cast of conflict in the byzantine challenge the veneration of i call it was the particularly popular amongst the monks of captive dosia was banned the works of god put triangle faces of biblical figures who painted over with abstract symbols and all of. a hundred years later among lifted the ban on religious and. results the most magnificent i call it what created the good once again they could be kissed venerated and prayed to fly at. the underworld of capital city here do we find

wow, doc, people are betting on more apple gains >> what a shocker, judge when you look at the volume of trade that's happened in one strike in particular, you'll see exactly why people are betting so big here and maybe how much upside they see. what happened was yesterday, we traded right here on 830, we traded about 44,000 of these calls. that's almost four and a half million share equivalent same thing today in the first couple of hours of trade so they traded also very near term as in today expiring the 227.50 calls they made four times their money on that call now they're picking on september, the 230 calls and we know what's going to be happening september 12th the options i'm talking about though will expire the week before that. which is i think pretty prudent. what usually happens is we've seen a run up then it ueases on whatever announcement that is. that's why they're buying these in the short-term. today and next week expiration of september for the 230 strike. take a look at ups as well they came in today, they were aggressively buying calls in united parcel service for w

old age you draw anything on team doc wouldn't. minimum to get it going without a few months. yeah think. you're through. with. the last in the time we had when we had moved from auditing to some nice folks an awful from vocalist one of the born. to for modoc we. came to thump. and you may not need thought of me. to start a month and talk with some people called nice you e.p. little duncan of course the name little bunny so not. you know. doing a local goes with ok no not strong and little of them boom. and us little plushy let's hope it will not be on the list off. as. soon you were initially in the dynegy going to get a. government to innocent what i mean i have no money muck with you and the team still name up with a lot of. eliminating local drunkenness a thorny issue of north korean conduct on. a white jury and you will appeal. the star style bonus so no one else will not will surely thoughts of your god that but him and skews love it as you vote in your spouse the nest the name of the newest or below because you need to cause moving though not money but you have to go. y

this cuddly robot seal can even deal with the patients emotions there are also small robot docs. and i don't know if they're going down there. when i petted the robots for the first time they moved just like real animals i think they're sweet. japan doesn't have enough care givers to deal with it's rapidly aging population more than one quarter of all japanese are over the age of sixty five tokyo's regional government has been testing robots in the health care sector since twenty thirteen. shift says whatever works. as always we leave shift through the exit our web site of the week today keep on pushing. drones fly people run at least that's what bulgarian free runner will call ilya thinks. and he has himself filmed by a drone while he's running the background music but this video comes from the u.s. band the d. revolution and they give the runners some crazy ideas there are some surprising references to computer games. the video even won an award at the new york city drunk film festival thanks in part to the great camera work of drone pilot marine cup which he speaks. game over.

she discovered that the docs. the movement of pendle is another specific feature of the of the of the person but this is the influence of the magnetic fields. again and again the skeptics listen to unique theories and look carefully at the test results. and within them. you should accept the better does not work. and i would like to explain what makes the who is is not some some mysterious wave but is the hand is the hand itself and the head moves moves is is your father in law expects right here right now the candidates are showing their true super powers grandiose excuses for why the test didn't work this time in particular. thirdly so we could discuss how the reason the us was in fact it was two tables and said the distance between pendulum and object was not so much detail that you can change the conditions what ever you want me for my purposes it is it won't work but i thank you very much for coming and i know a vote has already convinced sixty candidates to give up their theories but that's just a handful ap

unicredit in milan is also losing heavily and so are all the basic market parameters that you have the docs here in germany is down. in france and u.k. and in switzerland the indices are down and having said that it's not quite as much damage as on friday it's far from a investors therefore are not panicking but they are worried and the banking shares are central banks are central to an economy and it's not to be ruled out the banks may get in trouble over their business in turkey at this present time and that depends on how everything is going to develop now we know that the government in turkey wants to tackle the problem the central bank saying they are ready to take all necessary measures why isn't that called investors. because the central bank is not ready to take all necessary measures that's the estimate that's the opinion that's the evaluation of the people here in the market the only remedy that the people now want to see as one that shows that the central bank is independent of turkey's president everyone and that is a rate hike and not just a rate hike but a major rate hike and

experience associated with it because when you think about all of the footage and video that god from doc launch a it's more about projecting it certain ideas certain dream rather than marketing the the actual capacity that he wants to bring to the market no i wouldn't agree with that i mean anybody in the space business was concerned about is the rocket going to work. you know if it. was really important to be able to show that they could launch recover the boosters and get the payload into orbit. the fact that instead of just using a bunch of lead weights as because you know you have to hear it wasn't carrying any real payload for money i mean no nobody was launching a satellite on this but you still have to carry a payload with the equivalent mass of a large satellite and so the fact that he decided to launch his red tesla with a you know a a mannequin astronaut in it that that was obviously marketing and very clever and and the general public got a real thrill out of it and you know the idea of cia one of the things that i hope comes out of of a lot of what's happening in the private

this is due to all the news coming to you live from berlin high crimes concert doc shadow on the ground presidency two of the president's former associates faces the possibility of prison former trump lawyer market couldn't believe the guilty to wash money king to include the two thousand and sixteen election and campaign manager paul manifold is convicted of financial crimes what does this all mean for the white house puts a coming up. facebook and pretty a move to stamp out this information campaign launch from the platform with the u.s. midterm elections just three months of really have to act to know. and the big high tech fun although of course it gets into the stream of things as the world's largest event computer and video games all things here in germany look at what's pushing people's buttons. hello and welcome. dramatic developments in the u.s. where two of present close associates have either pleaded guilty or been found guilty of criminal offenses the most potentially damaging for the president are statements of michael and president trumps for more than an noya he pleaded g

top docs the latest move in a tit for tat dispute with washington this after the u.s. dumble to import talents and tariffs on turkish steel and aluminum present at a time john suggested turks would buy local asian made smartphones and serve electronics sold by u.s. firms but it's not clear how he intends to enforce the boycott. the result we will produce every product we are importing from abroad with foreign currency here and we will be the ones exporting these products. boycott us electronic products. if ty have i phones don't forget there's always samsung to work. in tennis full well number one andy murray has been ousted from the first round of the cincinnati open as he continues his comeback from hip surgery the bridge is working to get back into top shape ahead of the u.s. open later this month mara did did put up a good fight after losing his first set to look up of france in the white shirt he found his composure and battled hard to take the second set of creaky what with some brilliant ground strokes to win the match six one one six six four. not to poland row

we sort of looked after so i don't remember the children's names never forget the kurds counted as doc secret on al-jazeera. when people need to be heard. but it's been horrific jomo sold his life it's not going oh my life short and the story needs to be told we do stories that have in fact the suspect i testified in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys at both the high impact al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring new documentaries and live news on air and online. cut up. about you. know some of the like. when mexico's leaders implemented drastic and controversial energy reforms the country's oil owned by the mexican people for seventy five years was to be sold to private international companies. but to what extent is the country exposed to exploitation by a profit driven multinational corporation. could harvest on al-jazeera. hello there america island doha these are the top stories on al-jazeera a spokesman for yemen's ministry of health and santa has put the death toll after today's as strikes at forty three the saudi ambassador led air strike hit a school bus insid

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i'm joined now in the studio by our correspondent doc my vitek and she's been he is africa correspondent for many years and dagmar i understand that you actually met kofi anon on several occasion well the thing like. i mean every time when he entered the room it was really a feeling of this is the u.n. entering the room the space he had an aura he had a presence of real prisons and yet this big men the top diplomat from the u.n. he was really short and he was humble. sometimes he was a bit of a technocrat when when i asked him something he'd get really difficult about it so no straightforward answers but i suppose that comes with the job a bit when you're together what's a signature to be able to do something at all but he was warm and he was modest all right well he served two terms as the un's top diplomat but he actually did much more what is he likely to be remembered for it's really his work as a tireless committed peace negotiator and the best the door for peace for reconciliation for human rights it's also his fight for or against aids and global poverty he was also really the one

doc that long ago in the kingdom of congo. it's captains drawings provide exceptional details of the negotiations between europeans and africans. the merchants from the coast knew that the captain was in a hurry he absolutely had to arrive in the west indies before harvest time. this was the time of year when slaves sold best and when the best sugar was available. so they deliberately prolong negotiations to drive prices up. three hundred twelve captives rounded up in one hundred sixteen days. african response to the expansion of the trade was directly tied to the fact that people in the various embarkation points in the african coast knew exactly what was going on in the americas all of these individuals and work were entirely aware of the plantation system of the americas. the merry staff ico arrived in san domingo one year after leaving friends only nine captives had perished a good ratio for the crew which celebrated success. in the drawings of the merry star sheik no allusion to the slave suffering appears. they were dehu

these docs are sometimes known as a gateway to northern italy, home to the largest industrial and commercial port in the% region. the bridge carried thousands of toos of goods every week from milan. the collapsern cculd have a devastattng impact onnthe region. >> the situation in the port is totally frozen. riskleaves 55,000 jobs at able to suppoot the extra load, so thissis a economy.rous situation for the those 55 thousand% jobs, there are fears that tourism toothhecity could take a hit, too. one point, 7 million crews liner passsngers paas through the port each year. while the motorway over the bridge alss brings in visitors prom francc. with reconstruutton li h he coultakeke months if n notears, tthe bridge's demised may limitt the movement off people and goos to the city for a long time to -- for longtime to come.3 shame and sorrow over skating reports that details decades of sexual abuse of children by catholic priests. ccurch officials were complicit in covering up thh abuse. to more, let's ross josephine. we hearr strong reaction from support -- in response to the report. what are vi

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>> we just hope one no one in the doc committee is watching. does this president really, physically not like dogs? >> is the first president and more than 100 years to not have a dog. >> we launched an extensive web search that took us a few minutes and we could only find one photo in all the land of donald trump with a dog. >> we've been making light of the president not wanting to have a dog in the house but it's deadly serious what he does with that word. greg: that is just inaccurate. bill clinton was the last dog in the white house. [cheering and applause] yes. on thursday the media spoke truth to power meaning they spoke to themselves. about themselves. let's hear more from the most trusted man in use. >> 300 newspapers coordinated articles criticizing president trump just after he accused him of coordinating articles criticizing president trump. nobody read them. if jerks like me were not talking about it with you even know? god, that guy is gorgeous. yes, you can applaud. [applause] he's the new cronkite. why should i not quote myself?

that not only donald trump has that's also a concern that other european countries have revealed from doc perspective that is a clear worry that you have to discuss when we're talking about this north stream pipeline that is the third key topic that the two leaders will be discussing solvency we're talking on the one hundred syria then ukraine and then the north seem to pipeline project. thomas fair reporting there thank you well now to a story that is causing plenty of discussion here in germany a restaurant owner on the german baltic sea island of kugan has banned children under the age of fourteen after five pm the markle who runs almost to share or grandmother's kitchen in english says his decision to forbid youngsters from his restaurant targets parents who as he puts it cannot control their children marshall says many of his customers have welcomed the ban but it has divided opinion in germany. reporter pablo foley ileus has been following the story he joins me now to talk about this all right pablo fill us in how exactly and why did this ban come about well ruth marcus owns this re

. >> doc:. >> for the 60th anniversary celebration, molette green spoke to the artist himself. >> reporter: the mural that's a big part o the d.c. restaurant's history and upcoming anniversary celebrat n >> ben's chili bowl, 60 years black-owned business. >> reporter: images of legends past and present. he has a story to tell in all of the faces. >> with harriet tubman, you know, holding a torch. that's the title of thismural, "the torch." it starts with her. it trickles down. everybody is significant. >> that's why the chili bowl let the public weigh in. >> we had over 10,000 people go >> the poll and say who they wanted. eporter: you don't see the favorite, the purple one himself. >>he favorite h to be prince. he's pointing. he has a look on his face and looking at t viewer. he's pointing at you like, hey. there you go. reporter: on news street, molette green, news 4. >> she b will live at ben's for the 60th anniversary. >> you can watch tts rep all morning long. ben's chili bowl is known for being a huge, huge rock in the community, as far as its impact. like you said, he talked about t

>> so i put the two of them together, doc. what's up, doc? >> blank was an unbelievable actor.nality and a history. he wasn't like a witty collection of voices. >> voice acting isn't as easy as we think it is. you don't have your face now so you have to use your voice to convey the comedy. >> once you create a voice you never forget it. >> porky pig will come along, suffering succotash. i saw a putty cat. >> he led the way for guys like me. >> seal of approval, only find it on products which meet the high personal standards of crusty the clown. >> the voice talent on the simpsons is a point of inspiration, there's always something great from the voice acting that you can mine for performances, how you're going to direct the shots, and overall the look of the characters get inspired by the vocal choices. >> you almost start drawing characters for the voice person you have in mind. people like tress mcneil and billy west. >> i looked at these characters and thought long and hard before i opened my mouth. phillip jay frye. >> shut up and take my money. >> dr. zoidberg had all this

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doc, you built a time machine out of a delorean? if you're going to put a time machine in a car, you might as well do it with some style. so, the interest in deloreans increased because of back to the future ended up being a trilogy of movies. the car became a collector's item. delorean may have had the last laugh and may have been saved by hollywood in the same way that preston tucker was. but what's the take away lesson from what we've studied so far? what does history teach us about these maverick auto makers? well, they don't have a good track record of success. in fact, they fail. they fail because they are trying to enter a business, auto manufacturing, that has such high capital and money cost. financial cost. you are subject to fickle consumer taste often. you have problems, as i said, with supply chains and dealerships. all the complexities of automobile manufacturing and sale. it's a very difficult business to get into. and so these maverick auto makers tend to be broken on the wheel, so to speak, of the very difficult nat

it remains to be seen i think, and we may or may not ever really find out how much contemporaneous doc -- documentations may be sent over. it will be a lot of more paperwork i am sure. this is really what the team has been doing and why we probably will not see a resolution anytime soon despite what the president would like to see. eric: so there is marine one at the airport in new jersey with the president preparing to depart. from spending the weekend at bedminster and going down to joint base andrews back to the white house. let's pick that up because another part of the article fascinating because they insinuate and suggest that the reason that mcgahn cooperated and had some interviews was that he was trying to quote - protect himself so he is not like another john dean. what you make of that as a opposed to the president saying he directed mcgahn to go testify or not testify but at least speak to investigators extensively because according to the president he has nothing to hide. >> i'll be curious to see whether or not mr. mcgahn also speaking to the investigators on capitol hill

doc, what do you have for us >> red hat, judge.ck roughly 139ish they came in scrambling buying september 150 calls, so 11 bucks out of the money i pot those calls. my intention is to sell a higher strike against it in the next few days. >> pete. >> i'm looking at boston scientific it's pretty interesting because we saw this buying, the stock was a dollar lower so i want to warn people about that buyers of the september 36 calls, over 4,000 were bought today. only trading for 20 cents at the time i'm sure they moved higher there's been rumors on this stock before bank of america as well, we're seeing the 30 1/2s that expire friday being bought as well. >> we have time for final trades josh, you're up first. >> i will reiterate i am now in the chinese internet stocks. i think they have come down too much. >> marsh mclellan, insurance brokerage. you need brokers for insurance because it's so complicated. it's a defensive story. >> is this a new buy for you >> yes yes, it is it's on my list. >> that's great. thank you. >> doc. >> dvn,

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doc, you're up first >> right consolation brands, they came in twice today. really big numbers the first time the first time they came in and bought 13 calls in consolation calls. you see it now she's up $6.23i we're closing in on making the basically even on the year they bet upside calls big time and they sold downside puts to pay for it i love that kind of pattern. it's a bold play and as you see, now they're approaching 30,000 contracts at this strike january 220 i believe they were selling the 190 puts i'm in this one. probably be in it for around four months because i really like the stock and here's a clear underperforming this year. >> pete, you got a couple. >> i got a couple. first, i'm going to start off with philip morris i know a lot of the desks like to go away from this you can see this performance it's understandable why people have obviously cigarettes, the e cigarettes and the rest of that stuff. it's been watching as the numbers have gone lower and lower and lower, but this is still a company that has a great earnings per share when you loo

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can you say doc? people struggle and they finally say doc. so, okay, that looks pretty good and as i describe what i do, you're going to see that i'm interacting with people all the time and i say, well, you know what? what i really like it when you call me big papa. [applause] >> so in dallas if you ask for big papa, this is who you're going to get. [laughter] >> now, but some people have trouble with, you know, hinojosa. the other day somebody called me dr. omarosa. [laughter] >> i said, seriously? we look nothing alike. she's a lot taller than i am. what are you talking about? but, anyway, what i've learned in this business, you take yourself too seriously, you can't connect. and when you're going to do heavy lifting and urban work, you've got to be able to connect with people and you've got to make sure you don't take yourselves too seriously. i know the superintendent warriors in the room i have a great relationship with, there are many times when it's tough and people ask you, how are you been a superintendent for so long? how do you de