emery, you touched on this a little bit. we spend a lot of money on new tools, systems, people, training. how do you kick the tires and know whether your security program is actually working and you're actually getting more resistant to attack? >> i think for us personally we are really focusing on how do we change our risk methodologies to capture that value literally in dollars and cents in terms of activity. so for example crowd source pent testing. what is the value of those -- what did we defer by finding the critical and high vulnerabilities that could be exploited on the internet? how can we bring that to a value statement versus spending another $100 million or $1 million on the next new tool versus bringing subject matter experts to the table. we can have those conversations. the methodologies are there. we are very cautious because people worry that you have to have a perfect answer. for valuing the new tool or the new technology, and i think what people forget is we are really making the decisions. we are making t

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what we found in what emery confirmed is that after the switch in water supplies to spite the pneumonia death rates go up and this is a time when typically pneumonia should be going to because think about pneumonia is usually associated with influenza and something to happen in the wintertime, not spring and summer. right after the switch on the ammonia death rates were going up in genesee county where flint was located it's going down in other counties. emery confirmed what we thought from the beginning which is that the outbreak in flint of the legionnaires outbreak was significantly higher than officially reported. >> host: oceanside, new york. and, good morning. >> caller: good morning. i would like to say first to the gentleman that did work for epa and if there is people that is negligent in their jobs or inapt and doing things improperly and people are paying the price whether legionnaires or lead in water these people -- five years as a slap on the wrist as far as i'm concerned. give people's lives on your hands. we want to remind everybody you can trust me better trust in to ve

from the northeast it's buddy st, president of emery hill residential in wilmington, delaware and westcourtney hall with keller williams in burbank, california. welcome to both of you thanks for joining us nknight. >> tyou. >> thank you. >> courtney as it happensue andrew up in the area where you work n and i'm wellware it can be a very hot market and sometimes cold market. right w i hear you have reluctance of buyers what's going on there? >> well, i think that t buyers little more cautious right now. they are worried that they're buyingt the height of the market. so they're just a little more hesitant. >> the affordability issues is playing into it here i gues >> i absolutely. absolutely. >> and buddy, what about in you neck of th woods, down in delaware, beautiful state. >> yes. >> thankoryou. >> theeast also saw the loss of state and local tax deductions in many states. how are things in your neck of the woods? >> well it's interesting, delaware is very interesting because you have northern delaware, southern delaware. southern delaware on the ocean. a big place for people to retir

in the middle of that, marc emery at head of the ncaa appointed a commission and that was chaired by condoleezza rice to look at lots of issues involving college sports but focusing on the one and done situation. ultimately condoleezza rice and her commission recommended to the nba and our players association that we return to the 18-year-old entry age. i would say that had a huge impact on me, that together with a better understanding of what is happening to these top players and it is hard to see it as a full year in many cases. toave changed my position 18. the players association has historically been that it should be 18 but there are a bunch of issues that need to be worked through. david: a couple years away? to make a: if we were change the first season it would make sense to make the change for is 2022. that is the current class that has just finished their freshman year in high school. the cohort is pretty well known. may movehese young men from 10th projected pick to third projected take. there are not that many surprises. if there was no longer an issue of elle ability. -

the coach has more -- the manager has more injuries to contend with than unai emery.ure. but i trust you, here is your chance, get us a couple of goals, keep me in a job and i will be happy. it is the bigger picture, the long—term question. at the end of the season, which of these two clu bs, of the season, which of these two clubs, do you think will be above the other or is it difficult to separate them? i think when man united get it right they will be ok. arsenal are still lacking more needy at this present time. i am just hoping these players in the man united shirts realise what is at sta ke united shirts realise what is at stake when you walk out of here at 0ld stake when you walk out of here at old trafford at home, and this game, the magnitude of this game, is absolutely huge. arsenal come here with everything, all guns blazing. it isa with everything, all guns blazing. it is a big game, no doubt. there is full commentary on bbc radio five live, kick off at eight o'clock. cardiff city have been told by fifa that they will have to pay the first installment of o

. >> at 8:00, emery university professor debra lipstett on her lawsuit against holocaust denier david irving. >> the base irk -- basic arguments of deniers. no plan, no six million no leadership from hitler no gas chambers and the last point is that this was all made up by jews. >> and sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion on shakespeare's influence on u.s. politics. and at 6:00 on american artifact the norman rockwell museum traveling exhibit on f.d.r. and freedom. explore our nation's past on american history tv every eekend on c-span3. >> in his new book "talking to strangers," author malcolm gladwell details why he thinks people make inaccurate judgments about people they don't know. >> you can step on that. >> ypt to step -- >> step out of the car. >> you said -- >> my own car. >> get out of the car. >> she's imprisoned because -- for resisting arrest. she hangs herself in her cell. you know. a tragic and unexpected result. but the whole -- that exchange that we saw which by the way goes on and on and on and on. we saw a small snippet of it, is -- that was the kind of, when i

eastern, it's lectures in history, emery aboutsity professor talks a class of anti-semitism in americaocaust denial. p.m., reel america winds back the clock to feature of historic s campaigns. presidential nominee george mcgovern on the campaign followed by ronald reagan who ran for the 1968 republican party nomination. is what is coming up here t.v.erican history ext on the civil war, talking about the 1863 tullahoma campaign in tennessee. e argues that the power struggles between the confederate leaders and the army f tennessee resulted in their

emery, is this a solvable problem? are we grasping at straws here? >> i can't speak to fighter jets but i can talk about energy sector. i think there are answers that are evolving. for example we just issued a supply chain as a service contract for the entire department to be looking at a lot of those vendors who are providing unique technologies in the energy sector, from power distribution, things like that. and there are solutions that are out there now to look and aggregate that information, look at the results in terms of something that's meaningful to the mission delivery. i think there is stuff out there. i don't think it's fully flushed out. i think if you start looking at supply chain as only testing products you will never catch up an get done but you can look at the reliability of the vendors, manufacturing processes, the risks that they introduce into the process. their history and security over time to help influence and at least get a better understanding of what the risk posture is. eastbound though there might not be a definitive answ

the flight attendant a verbal "yes" that i'm willing to assist in the evughter ) lae ) so long ast emeristoo much vodka on thi "ughter ) ( piano riff ) ( cheers and applause ) you've got to make the most of emmy weekend. but we still have an amazing "best of season four" show for you, with all kinds of highlights from the show's last year, where we talk about the lowlights from our country's last year. ( laughter ) but we will be back monday with a special all-new show featuring the one and only sir paul mccartney. ( cheers and applause ) back here-- yes, that's exactly right. that's exactly right. give it up. >> jon: i seen him. i seen him. >> stephen: sir paul is back here in the ed sullivan theater, where the beatles kicked off the british invasion in february, 1964. it was such an exciting night that just three months later, i decided to be born. jim? it's election night and "the late show" is live, everything, everything! ( cheers and applause ) everything you see right now is happening in real time. to prove tih vtest edition of "the new york times." here's the headline: "it is 11:3

we had 120 employees from businesses around emery ville came out and did a shoreline clean up.emoving tons of trash from the shoreline. and had joggers and bikers coming along thanking us. it was a positive event. >> you're trying to make it fun. not just trudge along and pick up trash. you have partners and competition. >> i can tell you the partners for tomorrow is ploging event. i took my morning run and ran to cliff bar yesterday for the weekly meeting and ramped up the employees. and told them decathlon will take you down. show up. they are bringing out a sponsor athlete. prosurfer is coming out and will participate. and give remarks at the end. >> you're talking trash while picking up trash. >> yes. hash tag trash tag. >> is that yours? >> it's a real thing. i cannot own that. >> i love that. how do you build off these events to keep people thinking about the environment. we saw the protests today and the kids coming out. it feels like there's momentum globally. to pay attention. this is the one planet we have. >> it would be foolish to think picking up trash is the solut

eastern, it's lectures in history, emery aboutsity professor talks a class of anti-semitism in america and holocaust denial. p.m., reel america winds back the clock to feature of historic s campaigns. presidential nominee george mcgovern on the campaign followed by ronald reagan who ran for the 1968 republican party nomination. is what is coming up here t.v.erican history ext on the civil war, talking about the 1863 tullahoma campaign in tennessee. e argues that the power struggles between the confederate leaders and the army f tennessee resulted in their npreparedness for battle this of the on the battles civil war. >> first thing i want to say, if on the north en end, you have to go, it's spectacular. it's my real pleasure to speaker. the next already know. you you have heard him speak somewhere or on t.v. born and raised in fredericksburg. spent his career interpreting and preserving american military history with the national park service, the new york state government, rensselaer county society, the civil war preservation trust, kentucky tate parks and the u.s. army, do you think

i became really interested in wanting to meet emery inem.ice, but wouldn't look at me. i used all of my human connection skills and still after 20 minutes, he decided -- i'm out. he had his hand on the door to leave. and i just, i was so desperate because i really wanted to meet with him. i said come on, you can animate, can't you? and he looked at me -- he wasn't happy about that a. but then he decided to come back and he came back. i guess he felt a bridge of trust, whatever it was. he basically told the entire story of what became the movie "8 mile." and he ended up winning an oscar for his performance, his song performance, which is the first time a rapper has ever won an oscar. it turned into a win-win for everybody, including the audience. >> eye contact is really big with you. and i wish we were face to face in person. because i'd love to be able to look into your eyes and let you look into mine. can people fake that connectivity? in other words, if i read your book and i wanted to pitch brian grazier, i would be saying damn, i'll jus

roads have been blocked in some schools banks and government offices of state shot president driven emery's is facing renewed calls to resign with protesters blaming him for the shortages as well as rising living costs and widespread corruption she had a chance he has more. the protests have escalated throughout the year since haiti's subsidized supply of fuel from venezuela was caught that was supplied through the petro program begun by travelers in 2005 to help the development of caribbean nations the program ended last year as u.s. sanctions isolated from israel are from the international financial system so maybe that's your it's a protest of the pitch which is in the country the high cost of living in the wake of security. now the country must rely on the u.s. market for energy and supply is demanding about $100000000.00 an unpaid fees before move fuel is delivered prices a rocket electricity blackouts have become common. this morning i bought a gallon of petrol for 9 u.s. dollars in the car for area with this snow and ellis i usually can get a full tank for my motorcycle and still hav

story.o the lsc emery, the latest on ab inbev.marie: the plan was scrapped a few months ago, but in there is a possibility that they are looking at listing their asian business unit on the hong kong exchange to raise $5 billion. right now they are gauging investor demand and it could launch that the lesson is next week. anna: tom, what is happening over at bat? tom: british american tobacco is cutting about 2300 jobs over the coming months to focus on new products such as vaping. however, those new products will be facing a challenge in america, where politicians are looking at cutting back consumption measures -- measures to cut back consumption of e-cigarettes and vaping. anna: a couple of reasons to watch the stock, and the sector as a whole. really an impact on share prices in hong kong is today. what is the latest on lsc? >> accompanied company gained 6% yesterday on that bed. we have heard reports from the flow to equity saying that the takeover.start a another report from "the telegraph" saying that the u.s. might scrutiniz

. >> at 8:00, on lectures in history, emery university professor on her 1996 lawsuit against holocaust denier, david irving. in that's the basic argument of deniers. million, no ix nazi leadership from hitler. no gas chambers. and the last point is that this was all made up by jews. >> and sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion about shakespeare's influence on u.s. politics. and at 6:00, on american artifacts, the norman rock wall museum traveling exist on f.d.r. and the four freedoms. explore our nation's past on american history tv every eekend on c-span3. >> earlier today, house members came to the floor to speak about the 18th anniversary of the september 11 treft attacks. -- terrorist attacks. mr. green: thank you, madam speaker. and still i rise.

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nancy emery and her husband moved here two months ago. >> we're leaving, by the way, but we don't know what will be hen we get back. >> up the coast in south carolina, charleston's mayor urging everyone to prepare. >> this is a serious storm, y'all. let's get ready for it. >> reporter: residents hoping they'll be spared. >> hopefully it stays offshore and we get wind and rain. >> reporter: in north carolina, the governor has already declared a statewide state of emergency. >> north carolina has to take this seriously. be ready. >> reporter: back in florida, the governor warning it is too soon for residents to let their guards down. >> please prepare because this thing -- this is a big boy. >> i can tell you that so far people seem to be heeding the warnings from officials in south carolina, georgia, and in florida. also in florida, the national guard is standing by to respond and a thousand flights have been cancelled already. >> be safe down there. thank you very much. >> now more on the travel nightmare being caused by dorian leading to airport delays coast to coast and florida's mas

emery: i want to start with the european bank, the biggest gainer.king sector up 1.5% and comes after the e.c.b. unleashed new stimulus yesterday. also to the upside today, auto parts and autos in general are doing well. it's up more than 3% and could be on trade optimism. faurecia gets half its revenue from the u.s. and china. and i.m.i. runs over 2.5%. risks to earnings are seen over the short term. francine: let's get to new york and the news with viviana. victoria: viviana: there may be chinese commitments ton intellectual property and purchases. president donald trump would be open to it but prefers a lasting arrangement. president trump: it's something people talk about. i'd rather get the whole deal done. we've taken in many billions of tariffs, i'd rather get the entire chinese done. if we're doing the deal, let's get it done. viviana: warnings have been declared for the bahamas that was just battered by hurricane dorian. different models have it moving to florida or the gulf of mexico. after record setting numbers, europe hoping to become th

leave the rim it's somewhat anti-climactic because with brag the tellahoma -- >> and then at 8:00, emery university professor deborah linstadt with her lawsuit against david irving. >> those are the basic arguments, no plan, no $6 million, no leadership from hitler, no gas chambers, and the last point is this was all made up by jews. >> sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion about shakes peer's influence on u.s. politics p. and then at 6:00 on american artifacts, the norman rock well traveling exhibit on f.d.r. and the four freedoms. explore our nation's past on american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >> the heritage foundation hosted a discussion with retired lieutenant general thomas spoehr on his plan on modernizing the army. this is just over an hour. >> i think we'll get started here. thank you so much for joining us here at the heritage foundation in release of a major paper which will be the focus. i'm told we didn't necessarily have to talk about silencing cell phones but i'm sayinat

. >> and at 8:00, emery university professor debra lipstad on her 1996 lawsuit on holocaust denier david irving. >> that's the basic instinct of deniers, no plan, no 6 million, no leadership from hitler, no gas chambers and the last point is that this was all made up by jews. >> sunday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion about shakespeare's influence on u.s. politics, and as 6:00 on american art faction, the norman rockwell museum traveling xint on fdr and the four freedoms. explore our nation's past on american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. >>> start on "book-tv" at 11:00 p.m. eastern supreme court justice neal gorsuch discusses his book. >> madison knew that those were just promises. he didn't think we needed a bill of rights if we got the constitution and the structure and the separation of powers right. he knew that men are not angels and that the key to your liberty is keeping power separated. >> then on sunday, at 9:00 eastern on "afterwards," in his latest book "fentanyl, incorporated" journalist ben westoff reports on how labs in china manufacture the drug. he's interviewe

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