dr. steele. yet the stadium is wedged on top, of a high hill, in aliquippa and it is gorgeous.here is no better place to see a high school football game, i'm sure everybody would argue with me, in terms of everybody has their favorite place, it is gorgeous place to see a high school football game. >> great.oo got a question?ion right here. >> well, not really a question, but when you were talking about j&l, reminded me after song written by a local sort of folk songwriter where he said, what did j&l steal, pittsburgh, pets burke. i didn't sing it. >> your rendition was better than my singing. >> i did sing it to him earlier and i can't carry a tune. >> no, i mean it is funny because j&l, started off as this incredibly brutal boss in the, started off weirdly enough started off with the idea of building a utopia for the steelworker but pretty quickly, because things got out of control, they brought in harry mock and really clamped down in a vicious way on the populace. but post-world war ii, i can't tell you how many people speak lovingly about j&l and the relationship after, aft

dr. steele was there and fulfil on terrible times. and all what does it was because of racial problems in the schools that are devastating so the tables had completely turned in 1964 the vikings were the up power if anything accounts for the persistence of the counter factual query what is the tony dorsett played with them? dismiss his day dismissed the entertainment of this notion that no previous dorsett ever went to that high-school the boundary went right through him is kitchen in the mount vernon housing project.ing from away from one school to the other is sen honored tradition and for example, growing up in the '70s and the neighbor had told done him. and the high-school enrolled only a handful in the '60s member again felt the effect of busing and for that to mile walk growing up living the life caused his older brothers were part of the game drinking beer andnd hustling when they tried to stir trouble in with that deciding h. dorsett was not even allowed to play with hazing rules. and then to be there for the taking but in th

so let me just tell you a little bit about tony dorset, so eventually when dr. steelas there, hopewell became the power in aliquippa, hopewell became the power and aliquippa fell in terrible times. a lot of it was because of the racial problems in the schools were devastating. the tables have completely turned since hopewell shock win. vikings were the power. that more than anything accounts for persistence of query. hopewell folks dismissed the entertainment of this notion, of course, no previous dorsets went to aliquippa high. it would have been easy. the boundary runs through the middle, right through one home's kitchen in fact, of the mount vernon housing project in plans 11 and hoping from one school to the other is a tradition. offensive coordinator head coach. for example, grew up in the 70's and dad wanting him to go to hopewell in eighth grade. lasted a few days in the school. a neighbor had told on him. he wasn't alone. hopewell endorsed and in high school ebb -- enrolled only a token handful. kids trooping out of their homes, would look to see a bus, tony g

you sort of sustained it, the steel jobs have gone on, but now finally it's caught up with us. >> sara has a question back. >> thank you, steve. drcause of some of the factors you were talking about, trade, brexit, trump, the dollar has gotten super strong again. now at the highest levels in more than a decade. is it too strong for the world and for the u.s. economy? >> well, it certainly does reflect the fact that the u.s. is the first out of the trench in some sense in monetary policy. it looks like the u.s. will be raising rates before the other big central banks will. so that's one factor in dollar strength. the second is the u.s. economy is strong. and if in fact we get a fiscal boost, it may run even stronger than many people anticipate. that's another reason for dollar strength. but third possible reason for dollar strength and this is less understood is if you do impose tariffs, for example on imports, then that is also going to add to dollar strength in a certain sense. so it's self-defeating to some extent because you reduce the viability of the exports because of the adjustment of the exchange rate when in fact you imp

dr rory cormac, from the university of nottingham, who is a specialist in secret intelligence. good morning to you. thank you very much forjoining us. tell us a little bit about christopher steeles he is facing immediately, as we understand he is in hiding at the moment, is that people in that line of work, and he is a retired intelligence officer, you are never retired if you work for mi6, they like to work in the shadows and now there is a great deal of scrutiny on him about other work he has been doing. in this, the suggestion this morning he may have worked to get information for the england 2018 world cup bid so there is a great deal of spotlight now on him and what he has done. intelligence officers by their very nature don't like the spotlight. they like to work in the shadows, as you say, and this will be undoubtedly very uncomfortable for him but it is probably unwise to speculate as to his safety, the russians being after him. asa his safety, the russians being after him. as a russian specialist he will know the retribution that russia pays out to critics of the regime but at the same time he is not a russian dissidents, he is a british citizen so it is probably unwis