and she instilled a love of books and education in young dwight. one of his brothers, arthur eisenhower roomed with harry truman in kansas city so the eisenhower family had some connection. that on his own was about what, 150 miles west of here so dwight eisenhower was born into a struggling working-class family on october 18, 1890. the place was texas , although they moved to abilene, shelby thereafter. eisenhower had a lifelong career in public service and when he was in the military we had very few allusions to what his political philosophy was because of course you're not allowed to do that but he let his foot one time and i quote, it came from his reaction to congressional approval of financial legislation in march 1933 president franklin d roosevelt authority over the nations banking system at the height of the great depression. eisenhower commented enthusiastically but privately, yesterday congress met and gave the president extraordinary power over banking. now if they'll just do the same with respect to law enforcement, federal expenditure

as i mentioned republicans, henryg, clay, a way, that was te predecessor party but henry clay dwight eisenhower, ronald reagan believed that we need investment in infrastructure. democrats still believe it. i hope that our mutual desire to fix the nation's pummeling structure without shifting the burden on the taxpayers and local governments motivates us to put the president's proposal to the side as we did with budget and come up with one ourselves. yesterday onge the budget the trump administration delivered a budget to congress that wouldra drastically/funding for education, environmental protection, transportation, medicare, medicaid and yes, folks, despite the president's promise to never cut medicare or medicaid and social security he is cutting two out of the three in this budget or so he proposes. even with all those cuts the trump budget increases the deficit and even within the realm of budgetary magic and pulls a track so absurd that it would make me b blush. cut medicare, cut medicaid and using the h deficit and how does that happen. only in the world and just weeks after

if -- he paraphrased dwight l moody and i take it sums it up pretty effectively. someday you will read or hear that billy graham iss t dead. don't you believe a word of it. i shall be more alive than i am now. i will just changee my address. i will have gone into the presence of god. mr. president, i remember insa the 1986 crusade there is a

do we have a motion. >> move to approve all five businesses. >> second. >> motion by commissioner dwight, seconded by commissioner dooley. roll call. (roll call). >> motion passes 6-0 with one absent. congratulations everybody. [applause.] >> we hope this gives you leverage in your next round of negotiations. >> i seem 4. quarterly report for the legacy business program for october through december 2017. discussion and possible action item. presenter is richard kurylo. >> you don't need to stay or you can it is through the rest of the meeting if you would like. >> the best part is already over. >> thank you very much, guys. thank you for taking time-out of your day to show up here. much appreciate it. >> the item is closed. next item. >> good afternoon, president adams, commissioners and staff, richard kurylo. i am presenting the quarterly report for october through december 2017. including statistics, nominations received, business assistance services, business types, major accomplishments, business assistance grant. the major upcoming activities there. are copies in your bidders and on

divide d eisenhower -- henry clay was a whig but that would predecessor party of the republicans, dwight d. eisenhower, republican president in the 50s, started the interstate highway premier which has benefited so much america, and ronald reagan never cut back on infrastructure, even though he cut back on lots of other programs. it's brand new that president trump is about the first president in a long, long line of democrats and republicans, who doesn't really believe that the federal government should be at the forefront of billing our infrastructure, whether it's highways, roads, bridges, water, sewer, power grid, high-speed internet. president trump is way off base on this and we should come together ourselves because people on both side offered the aisle have always believed in investing in infrastructure. now, a final word on the president's budget request. for next year we already now have debt with this year's budget request but he nut a budget request for next year which was just sent to congress. we just passed a two-year budget on friday. so the trump administration should ha

here we are with dwight eisenhower. and what we have from dwight eisenhower is one of his paintings. after golf, his second favorite passion was painting. he painted over 260 paintings in the 20 years after he was president. he first got started painting after watching a portrait being painted of his wife. and that got him interested in painting. though when his stuff was on exhibit at a new york art gallery in 1967, he said, and i quote, they would have burned this exploitive a long time ago if i weren't president of the united states. here we are with john f. kennedy. for john f. kennedy we have on loan from the john f. kennedy presidential library and museum a model of his pt boat from world war ii, "pt 109." it was important to him because it was the boat he commanded in the pacific which was sunk by the japanese. and he and ten of the crew survived. they were able to swim to an island and were able to get rescued that way. as a result, kennedy received the navy and marine medal as well as a purple heart. here we ar

. >> church & dwight, marioly beatibea narrowly beating this is by arm & hammer. what do you think?i may needknow, you tell me, jo. 54 a couple months ago, now, they raise the different 15% >> it's the sector consumer staples it's tough right now. >> i'm not a big fan does the dividend attract you? >> it's a great dividend, but what does that look like relative to what you get elsewhere now that you have that yield curve and higher -- 1.5% in a money market fund now, couldn't say that two years ago. that changes the math for some of these plays, where it was slow corporate growth, but tons of dividend. i'm not saying that's church & dwight, with you a consumer staples issue. >> it's helping that symptom today in a tough market. >>> broad com with its best and final offer for qualcomm >> people seem to like it, the best and final part. as they said that, the stock broadcom, avgo, rallied. the qualcomm, the apple of their eye, allegedly, fell by about 4% like i say, there's a lot of chatter right now that intel might be replacing qualcomm with the will te mod manies if that indeed hap

pelosi: president dwight eisenhower, he chose to be memorialized here.ily told us of his wishes as a five-star general. isn't that exciting? a lot of people can be president of the united states, but hardly anybody can be a five-star general. [laughter] pelosi: he stands in the rotunda and said people who value privileges above principle soon loses both. senator dole's life and career in bodies that fo's. -- ethos. holdingedicated to values. senator the all believes in the values of justice and battled in congress in the 1960's to expand the civil rights of every american. ,e believes in fairness fighting to create and push the americans with disabilities act over the finish line. as my colleague mentioned, who worked with him on that legislation. bob also believes in honoring human dignity. together with george mcgovern he extended the lifeline of food stamps and nutrition initiative to millions of women, children, and working families. his initiative has brought food from american heartland to people across the world. that initiative is synonymous with

people had of him as a reckless cowboy was to rush to gettysburg, pennsylvania, and sit down with dwighterring to us as "warmongers," and i'd like to know what your opinion of that would be. you've known me a long time. >> well, barry, in my mind, this is actual tommyrot. now, you've known about war. you've been through one. i'm older than you -- i've been in more. but i'll tell you, no man that knows anything about war is going to be reckless. >> mann: unfortunately, eisenhower looked like it was the last place on earth he wanted to be. the two men had no rapport, no chemistry. eisenhower was trying to bail out a guy who had been attacking him less than a year ago as an appeaser. so i think eisenhower was doing his patriotic duty as a republican, but his heart wasn't in it and it showed. >> newscaster: on that note, the dialog between general dwight david eisenhower and senator barry goldwater came to a close. >> mann: the one guy who really probably could've helped him was somebody that goldwater and his people didn't really welcome into the fold. >> newscaster: ladies and gentlemen, w

. >> eagles haven't won a championship since dwight eisenhower was president. >> they have great fanssupport. i know when we played in jacksonville in the super bowl that stadium was practically all eagles fans i expect that again this time. >> sure they had actual super heroes like batman and captain america, chris evans, but the eagles had rocky himself. >> if you haven't guessed it by new i am a die-hard fan. >> for me rocky is like a real human being we have a statue and everything. it fits our team. >> bradley cooper played a rowdy eagles fan in "silver lining play book" and he's one in real-life too. even wwe star john sec e na sho his respect and he's a patriots fan but maybe that's so he doesn'tened up on the receiving end of this. the eagles faithful have a rep as one of the most feared fan bases in sports. here throwing ice balls at the cowboys, injuring a coach and an official. >> can't tell you what a joy it is to come to philadelphia and dodge not snow balls but ice balls. >> fans were so rambunctious there was even a jail and i judge. >> fair but tough judge. >> under th

but i think a consensus is emerging in this country that dwight eisenhower was a great president. it's not that many years ago, maybe a decade or so ago, ike was not thought of as that way, but now we're putting him up there in the top ten. john f. kennedy to my surprise is slipping while l.b.j. is rising. but by and large these polls are a fun exercise to think about other presidents. you know, you'll see because andrew jackson is liked more by republicans now, he's a big democrat because trump has a portrait of him and democrats don't like andrew jackson anymore because of the trail of tears, the native american indian removal and some of his attitudes on race. so contemporary affairs bleeds into these types of polls. >> justin and doug, thank you very much. >>> i want to take you now to parkland, florida. let's take a peek here, live pictures in florida where so many people have been coming and dropping by and paying their respects to the 17 people who were killed at douglas high school. we'll talk to a survivor who is demanding change from her lawmakers, next. you might take s

he gave guidance to dwight eisenhower, richard nixon, lyndon johnson, even bill clinton and his timef troubles. laura: he had a particularly close relationship with the bush family.he what role did play in george w. bush conversion to christianity? >> george w. bush credits billy graham with hi being a born again christian and with his finding sobriety. which of course, is absolutely essential to the career of george w. bush. laura: in moments of national pain, like 9/11, the oklahoma city bombing, what was it about having billy graham by your side as a president that was so important? portant because though he was a christian preacher, his message could resonate across religious lined across any k of denominational lines. this spiritual gravitas. he wasn't just a political religious right person. he was actuallyte q- quite critical of the religious rights, saying we don't want to poison b religion nging it too close to politics. if he was around on this very day, he would not be giving mulligans to donald trump for his lack of personal responsibility. believed in personal rectitude

if -- he paraphrased dwight l moody and i take it sums it up pretty effectively. someday you will read or hear that billy graham iss t dead. don't you believe a word of it. i shall be more alive than i am now. i will just changee my address. i will have gone into the presence of god. mr. president, i remember insa the 1986 crusade there is a story written, presumably in the washington post in which he was asked what he wanted to be remembered for when he died. he said preach the gospel of christ, that i have opportunities to do other things but i never deviated. he never deviated mr. president. i'm confident he is rejoicing in the presence of the lord. in the book of ask it talks about king david and said he served god's purpose for his generation. i think it can be said that he truly did serve god's purpose for his generation. so many were impacted by his life and consequential ministry. i yield the floor. >> the senator from georgia. >> america has lost in the world has lost today a great man in billy graham. as he said in his own remarks, don't grieve for him.

kennedy and associated with president dwight d. eisenhower. the car was a convertible and didn't have the plexiglass top. he's seen vehicles like this being used in europe during the war and thought it might be handy. it is not armored. the war is over, no thought of security, not thought to be a vital concern. it does provide protection from weather. in the event of rain and snow, the president can have protection. it is sectioned and be taken apart and the panels can be stacked into the trunk. that would allow the president to stand up in the car. there's a couple of handrails on the back of the front seat that would allow them to wave to crowds as they went back and slains that strange rectangular windshield. that's of all things a bug shield. so as the president is standing up there and waiving, he doesn't get a face full of flies. the problems only the president might have. it is a standard lincoln, stretched a little bit and given perhaps rigorous -- holding up the wear and tear. platforms built on to the back for secret service agents.

they built her a special dwight called a goat-cart. they say it's like a wheelchair to help her get around so she can play with her brothers and sisters. oh, boy. >> nice. >> yeah. look at her go. she's using those wheels well. >> doesn't seem to be slow at all. >>> from all of us here at abc7 news, thank you for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next. we take you love outside top of mt. tam. a worm day >> welcome to whiz kids week. today, some of america's brightest young students are about to take on the most challenging assignment of their life: to try to win $1 million on national television. and it all starts right now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] hey, everybody. welcome to whiz kids week. you guys ready to go today? [cheers and applause] yeah! i know this guy is. let's welcome our first whiz kid. with an iq in the 99.7th percentile, from traverse city, michigan, 14-year-old henry huschke. [cheers and applause] it begs the question: that 0.3%, you just couldn't get there. >> i kn

hayes, dwight eisenhower, were generals. host: when it comes to the previous presidents, how they have shaped the office, give us your assessment about how this president has shaped the presidency so far? guest: hard to tell. i keep thinking he isn't asterisk president. asterisk president. since the day he was inaugurated, the fbi breathing down his back about obstruction of justice, collusion with russia. at willt know where th all end up you are kind of waiting for something to drop. we arenot been free -- still wondering if this guy is really the president or just andbody that got elected will be under endless investigation. i like to quote the poet robert frost that says the only way out is through. thing forink the best donald trump is to go through the process of the mueller investigation, get the report out there. if he has nothing to worry about, then i think he has more of an open chance of gathering more than this 35% of the vote. it is very hard to be an effective president without at least 50% of the public. you

it happened near dwight way and waring street on saturday.wo people had their wallets and cell phones stolen by four people armed with knives. two of the thieves were arrested. but two others got away and police are still looking for morning. ( darya ) the c-h-p has a new boss. warren stanley is the first african-american appointed to the post... and he brings 30-years of experience to the job. warren grew up in a small farming town outside of fresno. he says he always liked helping people... and wanted to get out on the road. warren says his goal now is to counter any accusations of bias... racial or otherwise... in enforcing the law. ( james ) the washington unified school district in west sacramento is apologizing to parents. in a homework assignment last week... a third grade teacher at stonegate elementary referred to native americans as "the red man." parents were upset by the racial slur.... and the district's superintendent says the assignment and derogatory term are ánot part of the schools curriculum. ( james ) 4 your money... gas p

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mass bombing but his concerns were swept aside by the supreme commander of the allied powers general dwight eisenhower. the bottom line was that nothing was to be allowed to delay allied forces from retaking western europe from the nazis. by the end of the summer of nine hundred forty four the allies had liberated most french territory. leaving behind joy. but also sadness and destruction. for many cities the price of liberation was devastating destruction. the allies had only bombed cities that were strategically important. no such scruples apply to the bombing of germany in the final two years of the second world war the allies meted out an unprecedented destruction on their enemy the americans to what abandon their final moral restraint. in late one nine hundred forty four the allied ground offensive stuart the allies had already lost three hundred thousand men since the invasion of normandy nothing seemed to be going as planned. and three years after the end of the blitz german bombs once again fell on england it was the start of a new phase of the war. the v. one and v. two rockets wea

. >> reporter: but some like dwight evans argues it still won't be easy for democrats to win those seats. >> i have to earn it, it is not given to me. >> reporter: congressman currently represents the state 's second district in the philadelphia area but under the new map he loses his voter base and will to have rerun this november in the stayed's third district. congressional candidate lindsey lee is another example of the shake up even for democrats. she was running for district one seat and now with the new map will to have change her campaign for the district's five seat. >> despite my personal logistical challenges this is a great thing for the people of pennsylvania because gerrymandering was voter problems, they should be choosing a leader rather than the other way around. >> reporter: the state supreme court has ordered state officials to start taking steps necessary to have those districts in place by the may 15th primary, it is, as top republican leaders have vowed to file a federal appeal against the state supreme court's congressional map and decision. live from center city,

kennedy for a short period but often associated with dwight eisenhower. as originally built convertible. did not have plexiglass top that has credited to eisenhower, he saw vehicles in europe during the war. it is not armored the war is over now. no thought of security or at least thought to it be a vital concern. but it does provide protection from weather. so in the event of rain or snow the president can have some protection. otherwise it can be taken away and all the panels neatly stacked into the trunk but it doesn't have to be used and that would allow the president to stand up in the car. a couple of handrails on the back seat that would allow them to wave to crowds. which explains the rectangular windshield. that is of all things a bug shield. so as the president is standing up there waving to crowds he doesn't get a face full of flies. a problem only the president would have. but this is standard lincoln stretched a little bit and given perhaps a little more rigorous upholstery to hold up to the wear and tear of people getting in and out. there a

but it is most often associated with president dwight d. eisenhower. it was originally built as a convertible. and the president thought that the -- the war is over now, and security is not a violatital co. it does provide protection in weather. rain or snow, the president has protection under there. you can stack the panels in the trunk, and doesn't have to be used. that would allow the president to stand up in the car. handrails are in the back of the front seat that would allow the presidents to stand. that explains the other window up there too. this is, of all things, a bug shield so as the president is standing up there and waving to crowds he doesn't get a face full of flies or something. the problems only a president might have. this vehicle is just a standard lincoln stretched a bit and given perhaps a little more rigorous rigorous material for wear and tear. platforms in the back for secret service agents, flashing lights, spotlights, sirens, fairly modest in terms of its appointments. it served the presidents very well right up into the kenn

congressman, dwight evans represented a part of gum gum county on the old map. in the new map, he representatives only philadelphia voters. >> it is the question. i think better for the democracy and the people. >> now the state, gop plans to file a law suit in federal court to block the map. hoping to make it all the we to u.s. supreme court. >>> you can go off to the nbc 10 app to check out the new map. so you will know which district you are now in. ♪ ♪ >>> with less than a week left of the 201 winter olympic games, team usa is climbing in the medal count. looking live at the olympic caldron, burning in south korea now. >> nbc 10 keith jones live at olympic park with a recap of the olympic action you saw here on nbc 10. big night, keith. >> that's right. ice dancing just let up here, behind me. jim, jackie. take a look at people streaming out in olympic park. everyone crowded around the tv in nbc work space. watching competition. reacting to each american team. shibutanis, fighting twit teammates for a medal. they are bronze medalists. congratulations. team u

it happened near dwight way and waring street on saturday.two people had their wallets and cell phones stolen by four people armed with knives. two of the thieves were arrested. but two others got away and police are still looking for morning. ( darya ) san francisco city leaders are supporting state senator scott weinier's effort to help the city's homeless. mayor mark farrell and board of supervisors president london breed talked about that at a news conference yesterday. the new bill would expand conservatorship laws... to help those who suffer from mental illness and drug addiction. it would also give local governments more flexibility in expanding programs to help the ( darya ) weiner says this bill would help keep the homeless out of the criminal justice system and focus on their health and well-being. ( james ) the c-h-p has a new boss. warren stanley is the first african-american appointed to the

events while feining indifference or working through subordinates like his 20th century add mirror dwight ic eisenhow eisenhower. adams' greatest mistake almost a warping of washington's legacy, was to retain washington's cabinet intact. on blif yus to the fact that most of the members owed their allegiance not to him but to the despised alexander hamilton. mem orably disparaged by adams as quote the bastard brat of a scott's peddler. they would clash bitterly over french aggression and prospect of war. ten weeks into office, adams appeared before congress to wave the olive branch of negotiation and simultaneously decrying the actions of france's directory, in plunderring hundreds of american vessels and refusing to recognize an american minister. he dispatched a diplomatic trio to paris, led by future chief justice john marshall. for months they called their heels then early in 1798, adams learned that the french foreign minister had through his agents immor immorltallized in diplomatic code in xy and z put a price in peace. this took the form of a $10 million loan in the infant united s

the president is tinkered around with the idea that since dwight eisenhower. market watcher michael bloch who came decades after eisenhower, but easier to offer expertise. fox business charlie gasparino and deirdre i think i was born under the carter administration bolton. good to have all of you here, thank you very much. it's all about the issue of paying forward in all of that. does wall street now -- i'm sorry michael but i'm looking at john. do you think the gusts upon this will go anywhere will concede something on it, or not. the mac it's a real tightrope here but i don't think he has to concede anything. the markets care about these deficits. they matter a lot. short-term we learned over and over again. i've been hearing this for almost 10 years now. neil: you're exactly right. the stock market loves it with the bond market and a note earlier there was talk about reaching a tipping point in the bond market. there's too much pain going to be felt to take everything down. the indication lack speaks action, seems like this is able to go through from a pol

herbert hoover, franklin roosevelt, which was signed by his wife, eleanor roosevelt, harry truman, dwight eisenhower, lyndon johnson, ford, carter, ronald reagan, george bush, and so on, and, of course, more recently, george w. bush and barack obama. so the tradition has been maintained. at some point when a new president's elected, st. john's makes an effort to contact them and have them sign this very historic book, which is a very dear item to the church. it clearly does not sit in the president's pew anymore, but it's one of those great pieces of history that has been long associated with this church from 1856 to the present. abraham lincoln has an association with st. john's as well. when he was elected in 1860, his first church service that he attended after he arrived in washington in february of 1861, was at st. john's. he came to st. john's on the 24th of february, on a sunday, for the 11:00 service with senator william seward of new york. they sat in the front of the church, but hardly anybody recognized him, including the rector, who was giving the sermon at the time and didn't

this went on three years until dwight david eisenhower, a republican, joined with the congress and said, we are going -fee-fundedser national transportation network. that is what we have been doing for some 70 years. they are breaking face with that. congress has broken faith since they took over congress. the userot increased fee since 19 93, when bill clinton was president of the united states and democrats controlled the congress. we were about $80 billion short when we passed to the last transportation bill, which was status quo funding. they borrowed $80 billion, which they pretended they had pay fors. out of this white house, they are saying we are going to come up with $200 million by -- andably by cutting amtrak transit spending. i said, you are forgetting history again. john mica said, we are going to kill off transit programs. he got his hat handed to him. this administration will too, with this fake infrastructure plan, as proposed. i guess the real elements of it are, they want to push privatization profit to their friends. they say, we just can't find the money to do this.

. >> and we have dwight evans as well.ere's the unfortunate part for many people -- congressman brady was working on overhauling capitol hill's sexual harassment policies in a time when you've seen numerous people on capitol hill have issues and decide to resign or leave in disgrace, and so what a crime that it didn't get finished, the work he was working on, on the one hand. i'm sure someone else will take that up, but he was working hard on it. >> in a bipartisan manner, too. >> absolutely. >> that's exactly right, the bipartisan. and i think, again, one of the things about bob brady is he -- you know, head of the democratic party. he's a democrat. you would never think of him as -- the "d" is tattooed on his forehead. and yet, he is not a partisan democrat. i wrote about that. he was able to reach across party lines not just locally, but at a national level, and i think -- you know, i mention an anecdote in the column that i wrote. i saw him at the llanerch diner about a year and a half ago. he was sitting with wife, an

. >> sir elton's career got swept along as young reginald dwight he answered the ad, seeking song writers belief i had the balls to do it. but i did. they paired him with the lyricist, bernie taltman. they clicked immediately. >> and you can tell everybody. >> and became one of the most successful songwriting teams in history. ♪ ♪ >> when he brings you a leering do you ask him to explain it? >> no, never. >> you don't know what leave on is about? >> no, but i have my own idea. every time i sing it. i have this vision going on in my mind. that's the magic of the lyrics. every tomb you singite think of something different. even in your song. i never get fed up with it. it is the most beautiful love song. ♪ this ones for you >> i sing it. thing abut david. and think about by boys. ♪ and you can tell everybody ♪ this its your song >> performing was important for elton, even when he battled drugs and depression in the 80s. >> when you were dealing with your drug problem, how did you keep going? >> i did. that's what kept me alife. ♪ i can't line >> music has been my friend since i was 2, 3 yea

hayes, dwight eisenhower, were generals.ost: when it comes to the previous presidents, how they have shaped the office, give us your assessment about how this president has shaped the presidency so far? guest: hard to tell. i keep thinking he isn't asterisk president. asterisk president. since the day he was inaugurated, the fbi breathing down his back about obstruction of justice, collusion with russia. at willt know where th all end up you are kind of waiting for something to drop. we arenot been free -- still wondering if this guy is really the president or just andbody that got elected will be under endless investigation. i like to quote the poet robert frost that says the only way out is through. thing forink the best donald trump is to go through the process of the mueller investigation, get the report out there. if he has nothing to worry about, then i think he has more of an open chance of gathering more than this 35% of the vote. it is very hard to be an effective president without at least 50% of the public. you ne

this went on for three years until dwight d. eisenhower said we will have funded -- by user fee -- a funded national transportation network. and that is what we've been doing for, you know, for some 70 years. now, they're breaking face with that. congress has broken faith when they took over congress. we have not increased the user fees since 1993 when bill clinton was president of the united states and democrats controlled the congress. we were about $80 billion short when we passed the last transportation bill which was status quo funding. they borrowed $80 billion -- or made up -- pretended they had pay-fors and now out of this white house they're saying, well, we're going to come up with $200 million by -- probably by cutting amtrak and transit spending. i said you're forgetting history. john micah said we'll defund amtrak and kill off these transit programs. he got his head handed to him. this administration too. this is a fake -- >> house democratic leaders earlier. votes on a couple bills debated earlier. we don't expect