he recommended that bush don't to erickson. he meets with erickson. this was john erickson who was blamed for the explosion of the peacemaker on board the uss princeton in the 1840's. the navy had no love for john and he had no love for the navy. that is a story for another day though. he agreed to look at the plans. he looked them, proclaimed them to be good. the ship would float. then he asked if bushnell would get something of his spirit he pulled a dusty box off a shelf, and in it, the plans for what would become the uss monitor. bushnell was intrigued. he knew this was the future of naval warfare. but he had to get erickson through the ironclad port area so he asked if he could take it back with him and eventually made his way to the house where the board and president lincoln were waiting. you heard what lincoln said. all i have to say is what the girl said when she slipped her foot into the stocking. it strikes me there is something in it. so he had to trick him into ironclad grouphe loved him. through sheer force of will, he pushes the idea th

okay,hile in shauny we took a driving tour of the city with city manager justin erickson. >> thank you so much for being with us today. justin: i am happy to be here. thank you so much for joining me and being in our community. >> where are we now? we are on the interstate, heading into town. justin: we are heading east into shawnee, and we will get off west of oklahoma city, about a 35-mile drive from shawnee. >> how many people live in shawnee? justin: a little over 70,000 in the county, so our original population is probably 70,000 to 100,000, but the city proper you are right around 31,000. >> who does it draw? justin: we are far enough from oklahoma city that we are an established community that has been in existence for well over 100 years. we are close enough to oklahoma city that we benefit from the crux of it, so we have a number of people who commute to oklahoma city for work, but our largest local economic drivers include four area tribes, the pottawatomie nation is the largest employer. oklahoma baptist university, about 2200 students and several hundred employees. >> so ri

. >> while in shawnee, oklahoma, we took a driving tour of the city with city manager justin erickson being with us today. justin: i am happy to be here. thank you so much for joining me. >> where are we now? we are on the interstate, heading into town. justin: we are heading east into shawnee, and we will get off west of oklahoma city, about a 35-mile drive from

first leg, but were pulled back to happen to, thanks to harry kane, and a freekick from hans chris erickson again, we will try to enjoy this. i think it is fantastic. but look, we need to think that we could win. manchester city should have a much easier task ahead of them in wesley's are the last 16 tie, at home to basel with a four point buffer. after more than a year than await from the game for the birth of await from the game for the birth of a child, serena williams returns to tell us. the 23 time grand slam champion will face serena diaz. williams says she is getting back to the bass. it has been really, really difficult. but i keep going and know that i might not be by best yet, but iam that i might not be by best yet, but i am getting there. and every day is a new day and every day should be getting better. and so as long as am moving forward, even if it is at a turtle pace, i am fine. lebron james in the cleveland cavaliers are back in action later in the nba. they are in need of a win, withjust in action later in the nba. they are in need of a win, with just three wins from their

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" stands out because some people are calling you a bully, in fact conservative commentator erick ericksonwant to read you what he has said, he said having someone apologize to you and then refusing to accept itless conditions are met is what bullies do. what do you say to that? >> i don't agree with it. just like laura, she can have her opinion, he can have his. it's up to them. but i don't agree with it, personally. >> laura ingraham has invited you back on her show for a, quote, productive discussion. would you consider doing that? >> i would only consider doing that after she apologizes to all the people that she's hurt throughout her professional career, because of her immaturity and unprofessionalism, it's not right, and i think she needs to apologize to those people she's hurt. >> ingraham probably won't be the last person, sadly, to attack you. do you worry about this kind of back and forth becoming a distraction to your main mission and what you're trying to accomplish with gun reform? >> absolutely, because i think when people call us out like this, what they're really trying to

erickson down 1.5% in sweden. stora down more than 1%. take a look at some of the winners.r-busch is at the top. louis vuitton. swiss re is doing well. they are at more than 3%. there are more gainers of van losers of this morning, but you do not see a lot of size in the rightg stocks as far as now across europe. we do see a higher open across the broader indexes. it was a mixed session in asia overnight. onh stocks continue to weigh the market. volatility is rising and deepening as the quarter draws to a close. joining me now is michael metcalf. thank you for joining us. let me ask what you make of this volatility. it has continued to increase. the momentum stocks were the big winners last year are the ones that continue to get her more and more. what does that say? michael: we have come from up -- a period where we were too low, and the process is correcting. that is sector specific, so it is interesting that the thing that has hurt european stocks is hting.tech waiting -- weig the key now is volatility going to impact fundamentals. in general we are assuming the fundamen

. >>> animal advocate, carroll erickson tells us about it in this morning's pet project with "eyewitnessews" co time for the pet projector with carroller son an and carroll ann stewart a local teacher. >> i heard a project that carroll ann stewart from the genuine elementary school in malvern did and i could in the believe it. i said i have to have this woman on the show. this is something that teaches kid about kindness, animals, and jobs, and, use all of their skills as well. carroll, welcome, tell me how did you even come up with this >> well, it was a project that i learn about from my niece knowing that children are just so interested and love learning about dogs and their jobs, it just fell into place. >> lets take a look at the video right new because this is from the event, and there are three phases to this event , what all do they get out of this. >> well, they certain empathy, kindness toward dogs and it was just so far reaching because we had so many rescue dogs coming n we had therapy dogs. we had guest experts with their dogs, search and rescue dogs, and, k-9 dogs. >> and i

heather, something eric erickson said makes me think that he is embracing these ballotsttles. about is making america great again through great compelling television in which donald trump is the star, the hero, and the mythical demigod who overcomes impossible odds to achieve glorious victory. it's almost like the president is embracing the battle and isn't afraid of impeachment. >> he says he loves conflict, particularly because that makes good television. that worries me as someone who is thinking about the actual foreign policy conflicts of that particular sort of entertainment prediliction of our president. he thinks conflicts makes people have to choose sides and he thinks his base will always go to him if he's seen as being under siege. he loves conflict. the american people are sick of it. >> hugh, we had this conversation earlier this week and you're of the mindset, he might embrace it. >> he might love an impeachment process, it might be season three. i want to make one point about the changes this week. the three unhappiest people in the world about the arrival of se

. >> while and shawnee oklahoma, we took a driving tour with city manager justin erickson. >> thank you for agreeing to show us around shawnee today thank you so much for joining me and being in our community. >> where are we now, we're on the interstate heading into the town . >> we're heading east into shawnee, going to get off on taking three straight so to our west is oklahoma city which is a 35 mile drive from shawnee. you're seeing the community which is fairly developed along interstate. but shawnee went through a rebranding campaign and undertake is great things on the horizon so you can see particularly at night coming into the community , we are noticeable. >> many people live in shawnee. >> we have 31,000 residents, a little over 70,000 in the county so our regional population is probably 70 100,000. they're right about 31,000. >> what's the economic driver, what about the students, who does it draw? >> shawnee, we are our own community and we are an established community that has been in existence for well over 100 years so we're in oklahoma city but we benefit from the prox

. >> while in shawnee oklahoma, we took a driving tour of the city with justin erickson. >> thank you for showing us around shawnee today. >> i'm happy to be here. thank you for joining me. >> where are we? we are heading into town. >> we are heading east on interstate 40. to the west as oklahoma city which is about 35-mile drive from shawnee. as we crossed this until you see the community which is fairly developed along the interstate. shawnee just went through a rebranding campaign and the tagline is great things on the horizon. >> , the people live in shawnee. >> 31000 residents. a little over 70000 in the county. the regional population is 70 to 100,000 people. >> what are the economic drivers. who does this draw? >> were far enough from oklahoma city that we are own community that has been in existence for well over hundred years but were close enough to oklahoma city that we benefit from that proximity. will number of people who commute for work but our largest local economic drivers include for area tribes, oklahoma baptist university with 2200 students and several hundred empl

35 technology companies in the world, only three are in europe and they're struggling, nokia and ericksonthey are going dominate the world economically. i'm not sure what that means to lifestyle but it's sort of worrisome? >> no doubt about that, china is going to be the largest economy in the world, and we have to deal with that, but in order for them to be the largest economy, charles, they need us as a client, and you can't just abuse your clients forever and not expect a day of what larry kudlow referred to today as comeuppance, you know, charles, when i heard that comment from kudlow, and he's free market tariffs, he's going to have to bend to make this word. when i heard that word, i thought the market should sell off. i don't have a screen in front of me but i think it's up a couple hundred point. america is not seeing a trade war in the future here. i remember the same thing when donald trump said my nuclear button is bigger than yours, everyone said my gosh, a nuclear war on the korean peninsula. we're sitting down with kim jong-un trying to figure things out. i'm not ultimately

to weigh in, art hogan and lees erickson good to see you both if you ask enough people, you will get all three eventually named. who do you -- what is going on with the market today do you think? >> i think it is okay to have an opinion that they all take part, but the person least likely to be jamesed is jay powell he did a great job of messaging. he did a great job in answering questions. i think there is a reason you see trump in the center of that graphic because i think that is what we're concerned about and should be concerned about the most so stepping away from china for a minute and thinking about just renegotiating nafta, if we can't get that renegotiated, that takes 50 points out of gdp growth this year so trade is important for a while. obviously we just saw secretary ross talking about the fact that this is probably more negotiating than it is necessarily a hammer, but it feels like a hammer right now and that can turn into something much larger. >> i wondered if when he talked about that at the beginning and said this is just a negotiating tactic, is that why we maybe s

bank wealth management, head lisa erickson, good to see you. would you put money to work in the markets? >> we are neutral on the us equity market. it is a positive environment for earnings progression but we see risk increasing. we are telling clients to stay at it. we think they will raise rates. we see continued goods progression in the economy and supported by the synchronized global growth story. we want to keep an eye on policy risks as we go forward. >> every time we have a change will we see the reaction maria talks about? one of the new metrics, bounced out of the white house telling investors? >> markets have come to expect there is more change so any individual change is less of a surprise than it was a year ago. and the impact of any change has come down to any markets uneconomic policy and to the extent they see it shifting, that will impact the move. >> we saw it with tillotson and the impact on your investors. dagen: going through the wall street journal stories, the personal assistant was fired because he couldn't get security c