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listen, i got a sister-in-law named esther. now you can shove her up your vault until i get the money to pay you back. look, i'm gonna gamble with you. let's just fill out this form. thank you. hey, you're not going to be sorry, mr. phillips. look, excuse me for a minute. i gotta go put some money in the parking meter. ok, now, you wanna come back in, just knock on the door, and the guard will let you in. ok. hey, pop, you got a nickel for the meter? nickel? say, maggie. i think so. well, let my son have a nickel and make that loan out for $1,500 and 5 cents. hey, pop, try and answer the questions straight. no fooling around, all right? i know what i'm doing. just go ahead, i know what i'm doing. you think i'm crazy? go ahead, man. um, age. upper fifties. exactly how upper? uh, 57. uh, teen. 67. i'm sorry, gentlemen. we are closed. good, we make it a rule never to hold up an open bank. well, sir, you can come back and, uh-- uh, the withdrawal slips are the pink ones on the right. you don't have to announce us, we'll introduce o

and why esther was so important, if i may. esther is really voofled with american medicine and she wants what we now call single payer. a single payer healthcare plan where everybody is covered just the way it is done in most of europe, the eu and she wanted that beginning, it was speesed to be in the social security act of 1935 and then eisenhower calls on esther and eleanor roosevelt to help him with what he thinks is going to be a plan called medicare and medicaid. he gives the pen that he signs medical law with esther who waves it in front of the press. and she continues to fight for what would be single payer until she dies at the age of 100 in 1982. and here we are with -- >> barely any more bones. >> with extra bone on the -- you know, really. single-payer health care to form a union. in my opinion. >> so the loneliness was as a result you said in the beginning of her childhood as the daughter of a great alcoholic and her brother called, died just before world war ii begin. at the same time almost sarah died and that mo

but the ana lobby gives the best and he gives the pen that he signs in 1957 in the medical law to esther who waives it in front of the press and she says now, this represents just a puny little bone in the vertebrae of what i had in mind. and she continues to fight for what would be single-payer until she dies at the age of 100 in 1982. and here we are with. >> barely any more bones on that vertebrae. >> with an extra bone on the vertebrae, really. but there's just no single-payer yet. and the white house doctors you on healthcare going to form a union, they would encourage them to form a union and go on strike. >> so the loneliness was a result, you said at the beginning of her childhood and she was the daughter of a great alcoholic and her mother died just before world war ii began. at the same time, roosevelt died. and that moment seems to both obviously depressor but liberates her in a certain sense as world war ii gets underway, almost as if we have fewer inhibitions about what she can do vis-c-vis franklin and even on the world stage, the war is underway but she travels widely arou

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bite esther fiscal del condado.e ha tratado con el, que piensa que ha tenido algún tipo de abuso sexual, por favor de contactarse con la oficina de la fiscalía del condado de hudson." take vo / lorena --en mxico continan los sepelios de las vctimas de la explosin, en un mercado de pirotecnia en tultepec, mxico... --pero la explosin no slo arranc vidas, dej lesionados y termin con negocios de toda la vida... --los productores de pirotecnia tambin estn preocupados: ellos no estaban en el mercado el da de la explosin, pero si sus productos que entregaron a los comerciantes a crdito... ellos dicen que tambin lo perdieron todo... take sotvo / :6sec lorena pero otro drama es de quienes trabajaban en el mercado y lo perdieron todo, y como la mayora en tultepec, dependen de la produccin y venta de pirotecnia y por eso aseguran que la econoc est amenazada... take vo cesar ---el ex gobernador de "quintana roo", "mario villanueva" quedo en libertad en una prision de nueva york donde purgaba una condena por lavado de dinero...

dame esther rantzen.ied, at the age of 95. she acted in numerous television series and films, and won a bafta for her role in a private function in 1985. daniela relph looks back at her life. what is she? she's a vegetarian, nana. 0h! could you have some wafer—thin ham? could she have wafer—thin ham, barbara? the unforgettable nana speakman. liz smith was the eccentric, loveable centre of the royle family. very unusual taste! i put in a bit of ta—ra—sa—la—ma—ta as well! in the vicar of dibley, more of her perfect comic timing. happy birthday, frank. do you want to put me in a home? success came late for liz smith. a single mother of two children in a series of part—time jobs, she didn't start acting properly until she was 50. what a nuisance for you. it was like a wonderful realisation that at last i was being given a chance. it had come. it had come at last. last night. what was it? what was what? that cheese. it was cheese. i know it was flaming cheese! she owed that first acting role to the director mi

esther gore currently chairs the climate reality project, a nonprofit organization. this is 40 minutes. >> this is great, what a thrill for me. to interview one of my true heroes. an authentic american hero and global hero. i say that without restraint or embarrassment. it is great to be here. congratulations on your new book. brilliantly written. >> thank you. >> all of you should buy. >could you give us a climate audit? we have a new administration. it feels like a really pivotal time. >i don't know if we are 52 midnight --5:00 two to midnight. where are we on this process and what about the next four years? gore: i will do the best i can briefly. questionsonly a few about the climate. we need to change. we still use fossil fuels for 80% of all of the energy in the economy. notwithstanding, the disagreement facades that built here in our political culture. there is a massive consensus worldwide, the paris agreement signed by every nation in the world. it is not enough, it is for real. mother nature is increasingly insistent with extreme weather events that are grow

>> real life, esther williams married lorenzo wallace.> i mean, fernando almost a. not mother of fernando. >> no. >> another wife of -- >> the son of fernando. >> right. >> now, who did fine corinthian leather? >> was that ricardo? >> that was ricardo moontibon. >> the reason we bring this up. remember this, 1949, how things have changed, over the years. do you find these lyrics inch appropriate? some young people do. i mean, she is trying to get out that far apartment. and he's going get back down. here, grab a drink. >> she said what's this is the drink? >> shear. >> so. >> so i guess people -- >> ♪ >> oh, hold on. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> cold outside. >> let me, before we roll this clip here, let me explain what's going on out there. so these younger writers, they look at this 1949 film, listen to that song, well, this is inapropriate. looks like trying to coerce her to stay, put something in her drink or whatever. >> against her will. >> yes. >> so, the writers says woman named lydia and her friend joshua say they listen to it, and they decided

.> but esther graciolett's dog thor came with a hefty pricetag... " medically, over 4,000 dollars for his procedures and its not over" 4,000 on top of the 65 hundred she paid to get him... graciolett needed a dog for protection. that's why she went to custom k9 davis. " he basically pointed me in this direction and convinced me that this was the dog for me..." she brought him home, but says thor didn't live up to expectations. " he was not trained in personal protection at all..." " you can't sell a protection dog if it hasn't been trained as a protection dog if you don't have the correct licensing" graciolett and her atorney becky pintar say not only was thor untrained, he was unhealthy... " he's not been trained as a protection dog so that was a fraud, his clean bill of health, the shot records were fradulent" so they filed a lawsuit against the company and the owner dean kajka represents ms. davis he says there was no fraud... they have a contract that shows graciolett got what she paid for. " the contract for this dog was for a sports dog, not a protec

.> but esther graciolett's dog thor came with a hefty pricetag... " medically, over 4,000 dollars for his procedures and its not over" 4,000 on top of the 65 hundred she paid to get him... graciolett needed a dog for protection. that's why she went to custom k9 services and spoke to susan and terry davis. " he basically pointed me in this direction and convinced me that this was the dog for me..." she brought him home, but says thor didn't live up to expectations. " he was not trained in personal protection at all..." " you can't sell a protection dog if trained as a protection dog if you don't have the correct licensing" graciolett and her atorney becky pintar say not only was thor untrained, he was unhealthy... " he's not been trained as a protection dog so that was a fraud, his clean bill of health, the shot records were fradulent" so they filed a lawsuit against the company and the owner dean kajioka represents ms. davis he says there was no fraud... they have a contract that shows graciolett got what she paid for. " the contract for this dog was for a sports

. >> prince esther brook fought.oking to come forward and defend their commonwealth, their town, their farm and their own families. >> he bought at bunker hill. he was a slave until his master gave him his freedom. >> he ends up registering with the massachusetts minutemen and is credited with shooting major john fitzgerald. and a man who joined the militia, too. and at bunker hill he fought so bravely that 14 white officers gave official statements to the massachusetts governor. >> another extremely brave man, he absolutely stands as one of the great african heroes of the revolution. >> jack sisson's story may not be as well known but he's no less heroic. having proven himself in the prescott raid, he now joins 400 integrated soldiers commanded by christopher green at a crucial american post. the british have occupied philadelphia, the birthplace of independence. to prevent british supply ships from reaching the city, george washington builds two forts, fort mifflin and fort mercer. colonel green must prepare his mo

de robar un paquete que contenia el alimento para felinos de una vivienda localizada en la calle "estherian park"... --- la oficina del alguacil de santa clara public estas fotos en su cuenta de twitter esperando la ayuda del publico para capturar al malhechor. take vo/cesar ---en el deportivo, los warriors ganan su decimo partido consecutivo al derrotar a los knicks de nueva york. mas ---en el deportivo, los warriors ganan su decimo partido consecutivo al derrotar a los knicks de nueva york. mas informacion...en los deportes. end segment lorena --- jess cabrera nos da un resumen de lo ms importante en deportes --- take pkg 00:01 - 00:22 00:52 - 01:48 01:50 - 02:36 02:40 - 03:06 t11p el deportivo pkg proyecto binacional ---adems de la competencia internacional que celebrarn equipos de la liga mx y la mls, tambin sostendrn un partido de estrellas. alejandro rodrguez, presidente del club tigres, confirm que analizan la fecha para que se puedan medir los mejores jugadores del futbol mexicano y estadounidense. el directivo auriazul manifest que xolos, amrica y chivas sern los que entren en a

esther rubenstein was actually r-a-lago meeting with president-elect donald trump.came out earlier according to the spokesman sean spicer. there is mr. rubenstein leaving the presence of the president-elect. the uk's ftse 100 has risen more than one half a percent at close. this is thanks to mining, metal, energy companies, sending the ftse up 30 points to close at 7106, gaining .55%. as a reminder, u.s. secretary of state john kerry is speaking at the state department now on middle east peace. some of the headlines he is talking about, how it is a personal issue to him. both sides are moving toward a one state reality that most do not want. he said if the choice is one state that israel cannot be democratic and jewish. if the choice is a one state solution, israel cannot be democratic and dilution -- jewish. he says the status quo is leading toward one state and a perpetual occupationmr.. kerry: that is the outcome some are purposefully accelerating. let's be clear, settlement expansion has nothing to do with israel's security. many settlements actually increase th

i paid for this microphone, esther green.rate across the aisle agree with someone, but sometimes you have got to hold your ground too. all i am try to do is make sure we have a government that promotes freedom and prosperity. that is the name of the game. >> what was it about that reagan event that you will never forget? jason lewis: he looked at me. i was a 24-year-old kid who had just tried to eat it, without to work. i was in the san fernando valley two nights before he was elected. and i gave him a thumbs up, and he gave me one back. and that i had a chance to meet him later on in life, and that was really neat. >> what was it about that? him looking at you? is it the message? jason lewis: he was the first candidate in my adult political life that you felt stood for something. in politics, it is the old groucho marx line -- sincerity, if you can fake that, you have got it made. but reagan wasn't faking things, and that is what resonated with him. people don't have to agree with you on hundred percent of the time, but they

.> but esther graciolett's dog thor came with a hefty pricetag... " medically, over 4,000 dollars for his procedures and its not over" 4,000 on top of the 65 hundred she paid to get him... graciolett needed a dog for protection. that's why she went to services and spoke to susan and terry davis. " he basically pointed me in this direction and convinced me that this was the dog for me..." she brought him home, but says thor didn't live up to expectations. " he was not trained in personal protection at all..." " you can't sell a protection dog if it hasn't been trained as a protection dog if you don't have the correct licensing" graciolett and her atorney becky pintar say not only was thor untrained, he was unhealthy... " he's not been trained as a protection dog so that was a fraud, his clean bill of health, the shot records were fradulent" so they filed a lawsuit against the company and the owner dean kajioka represents ms. davis he says there was no fraud... they have a contract that shows graciolett got what she paid for. " the contract for this dog was

no matter what esther trump brings to cap -- mr.s to capitol hill, it will take most of 2017 to get it enacted into law in a while longer for it to have an effect. it takes years for people to change their behavior. we might not see the results until 2018-2019. 2018, you have another election year coming up. it will be interesting to see how his patients they give it. vonnie: will talk about th e billionaires index more. pasoay so weekends -- weekends and now a billionaire is left off the list. you have is a matter who is in power. >> the volatility we have seen is somewhat astounding. the story was the evaporation of russian wealth because of the sanctions because of the invasion of crimea. in 2015, the chinese markets went insane. but then that evaporated in the markets collapsed in may. now the focus is back on the u.s. for things have moved sideways and slightly up this year as soon as trump came into power. all the spotlights run the u.s. economy right now which is the anchor for the world economy at the moment. vonnie: i'm loo

most common comparison was to the wicked hayman, the czar of persia, villain of the biblical book of esther which, as some remember, was read by jews -- is read by jews to this day on the holiday of purim. and precisely this comparison came back to haunt ulysses s. grant when he ran for president in 1868. thanks to his democratic opponents, who used general orders number 11 to curry favor with the jews, the order became an important election-time issue. for the very first time in american history, a jewish issue stood front and center in a presidential contest, and jewish politics -- meaning politics focused upon jews as a group -- moved to the forefront of a presidential campaign. the problem for many jews was that they choked at the thought of voting for ulysses s. grant, but they strongly supported his republican party's domestic policies concerning reconstruction. the democrats, after all, were eager to reverse reconstruction era laws and to disenfranchise all black voters. so jews who supported republican policies faced a very difficult conundrum. should they vote for a party they cons

esther huish >> we provided a schedule you'll notice that all the second wednesday of each month exceptfor mayweather we have determined that because any pc holds an annual investment conference were moving it to the third wednesday to encourage board members to attend the conference. discussion item only >> thank you. but take public comment on this item. public comment is closed. clerk alden please >> item 15 discussion i'm executive directors report esther huish >> the item i have on my report is a budget update. we met with the mayor's office last week. as a result of the election there's two consequences that will be impacting the current year's budget as well as next year's budget. one was the failure to pass sales tax here in san francisco which had been the revenues from that had been included in a balanced the budget for 16-17 and 17-18 and the second which is an unknown impact which is potentially a reduction in federal funding as a result of san francisco's status as a sanctuary city. but in the meantime, the mayor's office is predicting a $400 million deficit for the next tw

come it was supposed to be the social security act of 1935. , the then eisenhower calls up vaughan esther lake to help him what would be a good medical plan. but the ama lobby's it and then he signs that 1957 medical law but then as the single player but then dies and here we are. >> barely any more bones. [laughter] with the middle. rarely? we are just not there yet. even the single payer health care she would encourage them to form a union. >> so the zero loneliness was there resulted that you said at the beginning was of results of her childhood. in then to die just before world war two began. in that moment seems to depress her and deliberate her as world war two gets under way. and with those inhibitions of what they can do even on the world stage but she travels wildly among negative so talk about her international travels in then domestically with the new deal. and somehow it is shoving her aside even though she does a great diplomatic work with the armed forces. it is striking how different term view is what she is doing from to be accomplished on the day-to-day basis. >> she want

the new esther or fears hitting a fever pitch at home expect beefed up security in major cities including new york, boston and chicago. we are expecting a press conference soon. the italian interior minister will confirm that man has been shot. we will stand by and bring that to you as soon as we can. >> mawe will get more details o the circumstances. >> we will continue to follow that. in the wake of growing terror threats president elect trump calling for the u.s. to beef up the nuclear arsenal and huge news overnight. mr. trump giving the administration it's official voice. >> good morning to you. this president elect certainly made headlines yesterday calling for a nuclear upgrade on twitter. tweeting the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. he didn't expand on the specific of what steps he would like the u.s. to take or on what prompted him to speak out on the issue but the time something notable. it comies one day after nationa security and a few hours after vladimir putin hit the ar

office tweeted these photos last night, accused of stealing a package from a home in san jose on esther drive. the package, by the way, was cat food. >> the retail value of that -- >> fourteen age boys in serious trouble accused in a string of home burglaries. police say surveillance video shot at one of the homes in lo s gatos caught four juveniles. the four are accused of burglarizing two other homes. >>> we may get a better idea if the suicide barrier along the golden gate bridge can move forward. the golden gate bridge is going to meet to discuss the new funding plan. bids came in this summer nearly twice the original estimate for $76 million. the bridge district has since been working to try to bring funding together from several different sources. >>> the head of oracle will help the trump administration as an adviser to the transition team. >> but stay at oracle at the same time? >> that's right. a somewhat unusual arrangement. we've seen a number of questions to oracle about this. a temporary job for katz. after all, the transition team will only last until january. katz was at

. >> present prairie assessed or says stores s esther says stores want assessors to value their business is the same as a closed or darkk store. >> now all of a sudden just for property tax purposes, we have to consider evidencei from vacant or abandoned locations. >> thisthwa target in the villae wasg constructed in 20 oh six fr $15 million. >> municipalities start lowering values because of this dark storen strategy >> that is a good story that we hope to bring youau in its entirety but we wantm to give yu now to the laws. offices of family.h >> it looks like we're going to this live >>l the mother of jay's child js jail and other family and friends and other supporters also here.e.d an after a lengthy meeting this morning which included me anderson familya members district attorney's office and members of the anderson family and their supporters as well as detectors with the milwaukee police department to investigate if the shooting, the district attorney's office advised that there will not be issuing criminal charges against wauwatosa police officer officer joseph mensa. this chargi

and esther hendrix said put some said up -- mr. hendrix let's put some money up.endrickshat does contribute? jimmie: he is a successful businessman. the man operates from the heart. everybody works for us, it is a family environment. to have such a successful man across theto dealers country, tens of thousands of people who work for him and the auto racing side we have, everybody feels like they're working for their dad. it is an amazing attribute that in thisnd we are all family environment. charlie: if you had to do it over would you do anything different? i have not. i look at my strengths as a driver, my up bringing, my background in racing trucks and racing on the dirt and slipping and sliding around polished me up. bobble the slightest, you spin around and you're gone. with a nascar vehicle you slide. charlie: you are 41 now. how you might have changed -- changed and skills that might have affected your performance on the track. when you look at the competition, is a bigger, younger, tougher? that has been ever? jimmie: it is. tougher for sure. competitive.

so he could hang in higher than the evil biblical figure in the book of esther. we are not even getting to the good stuff yet. what else could you do? how about banish some of the leaders, why not? at least charles sumner the , senator from massachusetts believed that they should. maybe 500, he reckoned. how he would determine who goes and who stays, i do not know, and i never got that far. what else could you do? we're not even near the end of the list. how about confiscate their property? how about that? yes, starting with slaves. and make sure they do not receive reimbursement for their , in confederate bonds, or have their currency honored. what else could you do? how about deny them political power and influence? you could prevent them from voting, or from holding certain elected offices, absolutely. and now for the last one that i will share with you, this is kind of my favorite, not because i wanted it to happen, but because i think it is creative how about shame them? before i get further, i have to give you context. this is a northern commentary on jeffe

is that the mindset is to mark he can get away with esther -- get away with?here and will increase further. if you are cutting revenues across the board, proposing to increase spending across the board, this is not very viable long-term. thereestion is how much will be for the proposal he has. clearly the tax cuts help for a bullish market, but one has to think about long-term sustainability. manus: where can that take me in terms of bond yields? that bond story is yields move is not down. think about 2013, 10 year went to 3%, unemployment rates were 7%, now they are below 5%. the global equities strategist at jp morning, thank you for your thoughts on 2017. angela merkel holds the convention. we asked a senior committee member about the division in the party. this is all next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market open. i am matt miller in essen, at the christian democrats national party conference. right now, i want to give you your group -- bloomberg business flash. sebastian? a potential challenge to johnson & johnson. they say t

scarlet: what do you think are the prospects of esther hiring just on companies coming out and saying they will hire 25 house and workers in the next watch her years, to get ahead of what dressingct to be a down from donald trump, president-elect, in terms of doing their part to boost growth and the economy? >> it is president-elect, in terms of doing their part im. i would say history suggests that jawboning of that sort does not have a large effect on the economy. jawbone carrier and maybe they sent 7 -- will send 730 jobs fewer to mexico, but there are millions of companies in the united states of america. he cannot be jawboning everybody. so there may be some effect, but i would not expected to be large. remember the numbers. atn job creation is going roughly the rate it has been creation at 2 job million per year. that is a big number. mentioned things like jawboning, it is small in terms of accomplish in -- a couple she trump want to do. completely sad goal and anything done towards that would be counter productive? >> it depends what is done. trade protectionism, then i think i

at the time, threes company, as a child some reason i guess i was a little more of an adolescent, esther carter. whatever it was, i would watch it. -- mr. cotter it was interesting because today we were talking about revolts. most people i know do anything say can to try to avoid advertising. but when i was a kid and made a lot of our audience, sit there and sit to the advertisements and that's the way it was. in the 19 \50{l1}s{l0}\'50{l1}s{l0} people would talk about how the watched television. they would turn off all the lights, not everybody but turn out the lights and very patiently sit there with all the ads and consume it absolutely. this was before remote control. today it's the opposite. if there's an ad i would switch channels or turnoff. it's led to our current lifestyle. >> host: so you remember the jingles. i assume you were probably watching some cartoons in there somewhere, to. that's where they would put the commercial. how did your parents respond to the demands that came as a result of the watching of commercials? >> guest: my mother, she held firm against sugar cereal.

esther graciolett says she needed a protective dog. alone.. and has been stalked before. she found custom k-9 services after a google search.. but says after paying 65-hundred dollars for the dog.. she had to spend and additional 4- thousand dollars on medical treatments "custom k-9's attorney says the dogs is what graciolett paid for.. the contract for this dog was for a sports dog, not a protection dog." thats attorney... dean kajioka.. and to see any proof. graciolett was offered a refund if she wanted to return the dog. but she refused. saying she was already attached. now both sides are playing the waiting game.. preparing for their day in court. a unlv professor is threatening to report undocumented students to ice.. even though the university president has called campus a safe space. js: he added a smiley face at the end of his comment ju essentially describing how happy he would be to send out this undocumented students to ice and it scares me that he feel so comfortable with the stance that he could say this in public george buch is a part time math professor. he

esther trump cannot profit off the office of the president. it is expressly for bitten. it appears every time he callsls anotheher country, it is to sesa trump property. amy: that is christopher suprun, republican elector from texas who says he will not be voting for donald trump. he joined your letter, christine pelosi, as the one republican with nine democrats calling for this briefing. are there other republicans who have gotten n in touch with you, either to join you on the letter or to say they are not voting for donald trump -- other electors? >> i have heard from democratic and republican electors since we put the letter out. some of them are interested in joining the letter. others having seen the politics of personal destruction directed at me, directed at mr. suprun and others, have said, look, i support what you're doing. i don't want to expose myself to that kind of social media attack, but know that you have my support and i absolutely want to find out if there is a possibility of getting that information at a local briefing, added fbi were military base. i

that man is accused of stealing a package from a home in san jose on esther drive. in the cambridge park. it was a package of cat food. >>> 18 years ago, a san lorenzo man was killed right in front of his father and the family continues to search for the killer today. this is rick deveky. on december 17th of 1998, he died after a hit-and-run in berkeley. years of flyers and buiillboard and even tv profiles and that case remains cold. but his memory is still in live. the foundation has raised $100,000 for high school sports to date. here's a sketch of the man who police say killed deveky. he's described as african-american and at the time was driving a light-colored cadillac. >>> surveillance images are being credited with nabbing two suspected thiefs who are argumenting north bay elementary schools during school hours. deputies say that the man and women arrested also have kids who attend one of the schools, and that they would go through empty classrooms stealing teacher's purses and wallets. they say at least eight sonoma county schools were targeted since novembe

we got a little more clarity on that yesterday from david davis, the brexit and esther here in brexitister here in the u.k. ofbably the backend february. be very muchll whether they start to buy the thement that some of perhaps aggressive tariff or are a losingctions scenario, or whether they see things differently because there are many versions of the truth kicking around here at the moment. the more you look at this scenario, you have to look at both sides of negotiation and understand who are not going to ship their positions. fourhe eu is about freedoms, into basel. -- indivisible. they will just tell the eu what the migration policy will be going forward. anna: they look mutually compatible right now, but if you look at the four freedoms, does it depend how you define those freedoms at all? one of their spokesman has suggested that while they are compromising on those four freedoms, at one point there was an emphasis on for freedom in the four areas, that things could be differently. simon: money will help lubricate that decision because is the u.k. prepared to pay for some elem

what we know is that if you can win the presidency just with the popular vote, then maybe esther comes campaign would not have focused -- mr. trump's campaign would have focused on places like california and new york. so, it is hard to say if bernie sanders would have one -- won. maybe. i can tell you that in my own district, we had 14,000 extra voters that came out to vote in 2016 that did not come out in 2012. to say that those were bernie sanders voters as opposed to donald trump voters, it is hard to say. in my mind, we will learn a lot of those answers by getting out and talking to the people. it is something i really hope to do in the next couple of years. host: i want to get the response to some breaking news. the new unemployment numbers just came out this morning. in november, the implement rate is now 4.6%. added toe 178,000 jobs the economy. that is according to the washington post. the unemployment rate was 4.9% in the previous month. it is now at 4.6% according to new information released by the government -- the federal government. what is your reaction to these jobs numb

we are more in the esther george camper we do believe they have been too accommodating and that's beentreet america. we want governors that reflect mainstreet america, the andl-town, small businesses have that view heard on the board of governors. a seat for aly why community banker was created on the fed board. sure charles would agree. publicly janet yellen has said it she doesn't pay attention to politics. she tries to carry through her mandate to support the economy. do you think that's true? charles: i think the fed works very hard at trying to be a political and not worry about politics. in this environment today, that's really hard to do. it's hard to ignore all the noise that's going on around you. political. be a i think it would be sad of whatever came out of congress made the fed more political rather than more accountable. cam was talking about, how would their approach differ from the current composition of the board? would they be more hawkish? torles: i think it's going depend on the individuals and what their views of how the economy works. i think one of the things you

it seems to me, the outcome of this is to think about culturally, how we bring about these esther colleton rural areas together to think about -- these metropolitan and rural areas together to think about how things have been dissed of you did -- been distributed. i want to go back to the contempt for urban cosmopolitan elites, and rural virtue versus morality -- this -- immorality. >> are the two of us immoral? >> what about italians? >> give us your take and west tristram has said -- what tristram has said. : i think theanuel biggest place to bring people together because i think it is a place with the divide occurs is on education and educational opportunity. if you want to create, not just for similarity, but for unification, so people do not spoken eyes into comfort zones zoneskanized into comfort -- education is the nexus point. that talks a little more about the future. a few things i would say about take theion -- let me first cut is a democrat -- in 1992, bill clinton ran middle-class first -- we win. dole, the economy was in a condition that was more optimistic that people would

esther huish >> we provided a schedule you'll notice that all the second wednesday of each month exceptfor mayweather we have determined that because any pc holds an annual investment conference were moving it to the third wednesday to encourage board members to attend the conference. discussion item only >> thank you. but take public comment on this item. public comment is closed. clerk alden please >> item 15 discussion i'm executive directors report esther huish >> the item i have on my report is a budget update. we met with the mayor's office last week. as a result of the election there's two consequences that will be impacting the current year's budget as well as next year's budget. one was the failure to pass sales tax here in san francisco which had been the revenues from that had been included in a balanced the budget for 16-17 and 17-18 and the second which is an unknown impact which is potentially a reduction in federal funding as a result of san francisco's status as a sanctuary city. but in the meantime, the mayor's office is predicting a $400 million deficit for the next tw

is --day, esther trump mr.rump is highlighting a get kennedy.ote effort for he is running against foster campbell for that seat, and it is looking like the republican will have the vote. there is this from the new york times, or politics. kate ellison -- keith ellison wants to be the next chair of the democratic national committee and says he will resign his house eat if elected -- house seat if elected. has thisngton times story about wikipedia's lawsuit against the nsa. it was heard in the fourth circuit court and is headed to the federal appeals court. -- internet communications wikimedia receives and transmits every year and the broad scope of the nsa program, it is plausible to believe that at least some of its communications -- that is international communications by americans. the washington post with this front page and picture about what is happening in syria. the syrian government forces swept through aleppo -- the john kerryg rebel -- and the russian minister met. kerry saidf state they would meet ag

. >> my name is esther joy boadu.recently in the past year that people have taken a new interest to politics. this is due to the fact the changes that are being discussed now will affect us as young people. so why do we not have the choice to vote, to voice our opinion? why is it that -- sorry. what is it that the older generation gets to vote on matters that will not affect them for much longer tracks. [laughter] i strongly believe that this motion is very important, and we are meant to have the right for free speech, what do we? thank you. [applause] >> thank you. well, i'm sorry but all good things come to an end. we are slightly behind time. we can't afford to get for the behind time so we must now conclude the debate. scotland speak we haven't heard from scotland in this debate. we will have a speaker from scotland. the young woman. yes, indeed,. >> i'm elinor pearce. last year -- [inaudible] this is an organization that stands for a call to pick this is something we should be fighting for a cause the uk. the sec

upper 40s haag town, martinsburu and win esther chester how abous the weekend? we're getting gti close. high pressure going to settle ii where that storm is right now.. will it keep northerly flow,rtho again, cool temperatures in the 40s and 50s all weekend long.on lots of sunshine especiallyia friday and into saturday as well.we sunday few more question marks. we'll little bees piece of energy swing through thegy swing mountain ts may bring us a showo or two later in the day. l i think most of sundaaty is dryd but potentially after sunset wee temperatures most of the day ons sunday will stick in the m 4os0s probably the coolest day of thef weekend. here is that weekend forecast.es 50 degrees on saturday. saturda just a few clouds but mostlyy sunshine. sunday clouds do roll in by the second half of the day again yon might see a shower or two. t all right. all quick look at your r fox5 accu5c weather seven day forecast.or we mentioned the weekend.eekend best chance of rain on the seves day forecast will come nextome tuesday. weatuther.ther back to you.. >> d.c. d

loretta mester ande esther george, and being replaced by charlie evans, among others, who is the mostmber. but what we did ask is, well, what kind of person will the president-elect appoint? and what will be their attitude towards interest rates? some people seem to believe you'll get a more hawkish appointee from donald trump. >> we will see if he tweets or comments about it at all. all moving parts, the fed, the markets will influence doug's financials. guys, thank you. doug ramsey and our very own steve liesman. >>> coming up, vladimir putin putting u.s.-russia relations in the light. we'll get more on "squawk on the street." mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t, and security that senses and mitigates cyber threats, their critical data is safer than ever. giving them the agility to be open & secure. because no one knows & like at&t. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business

this is a democratic principle that esther trump is espousing. -- mr. trump is espousing. -- not going to get in a way the way of that. from the sunday review section of the new york times, what the albright -- alt right really means. employers may hire whomever and wherever they want how muchity no matter one thinks should be otherwise. of chasing after businesses that already left, we could find new entrepreneurs who will lead to new and you factoring. the atlantic is talking about manufacturing jobs. revivingsibility of american manufacturing. both of them are on c-span radio. sirius xmam is on every sunday morning. good sunday afternoon in england. good morning. the best way to bring back american jobs is to remove the legal regulations that tie andingenuity into words then the foreigners take our tech knowledge he without the lawyer and without the legal regulations and they put themselves in a position where we cannot compete with them. good example is the nuclear power energy. had 435 reactors. we are talking about 5 million jobs. now, we built 1

no matter what esther trump brings to capitol hill it will probably take most of 2017 to get it enactedn law and longer to have an effect, and years for people to change their behavior. we might not see results until 2018 or 2019. 2018 you have another election year so it will be interesting to see how much patience they give it. vonnie: i want to talk about the billionaires index again because it fluctuates all the time. if the peso weakens then one of the billionaires goes down the list, this happens a lot in matter who is in power. is a daily index and the volatility is somewhat astounding. in 2014 the story was the evaporation of russian wealth is of the sanctions for the invasion of crimea. in 2015 and was china with the markets went insane and the wealth evaporated when the markets crashed. now the focus is back on the u.s. as things move slightly and -- sideways and slightly up. all of the focus is on the u.s. economy saints to be the anchor for the world economy. is on thell gates billionaire index followed by warren buffett. his donald trump on it? >> he does not have that kind

esther slim: i think -- mr. slim: i think there is not any change in that. he is talking about climate not tellinge is that he will get out of climate. that is important. at one time he says he will get out of everywhere, he wants to make a schlanger army -- stronger army come a strong military country, and maybe he is looking to negotiate the resources that will pay for that. i think it is an issue of negotiations. negotiation to make a u.s. paid list for many of these things. that is good for washington. out foruting corruption. i would like to think that is good for everybody. mr. slim: i know. erik: i mentioned this business you have, tracfone, what is the long-term strategy? is it to continue as it is or maybe merge it with a wireless carrier or sell it? mr. slim: in the short-term it is to follow what we are doing. we have to follow what is happening in the industry, it is moving very fast and we are alert to what is moving and what is coming and depending on all these things, we will see if it is the right moment. erik: what is more likely to happen i

host: do you see a lasting impact to the phone call that esther trump had the leader of taiwan? guest: that is hard to predict. i think it will fall back towards norms. host: talk about the policy toward north korea and their leader there. it is an important story with the nuclear weapons and the tensions. how do you expect mr. trump to approach that country? guest: north korea does not get as much attention as it should. i spent a week in south korea and i was struck by just how concerned people who live there are. i do not have an appreciation about what that looks like on a day-to-day level and the concerns that are there and all the weapons that north korea oul.s that are aimed at sea you will see north korea stretch their wings and test boundaries and see what they can do and continue to work on their nuclear weapons program. that always remains one of the central concerns. that does not get discussed until there is a major movement in addition to another missile getting launched. st: let's hear from karen, a republican caller. caller: is president obama the first resident