eustis: could a strength in the u.s.ollar extends beyond the first hundred days in a trump scenario? from the rhetoric, you are hearing tighter monetary policy and looser fiscal policy. jeremy: absolutely. if he does win, he is going to be a strongman president. strongman presidents like strong currencies. he is going to gear his economics towards something that promotes a stronger usd. if he is bringing more jobs back from taiwan, asia, wherever they have been offshore, that will kick up labor costs in the u.s. it will have to be controlled. it all points to a stronger greenback. anna: what does the continuity candidate look like for the dollar? what does 2017 look like if hillary clinton wins? --emy: the monticello monetary policy will not change that much. keeping yellen in the fed, which trump hasn't signaled that he wants to do. keeps that argument as it is. she is also in favor of more fiscal spending as well. that will hopefully boost inflation through the u.s. economy, lead to stronger usd. on the night, we see l

eustis field at 1:00 pm nashua north will be the home team, but both the titans and the bishop guertin carinals get to play on their home field, stellos stadium, \ the titans lit up the scoreboard last week against bg, winning the regular season finale 67-36, both teams can score points in bunches, but both tend to give up a lot too, something's gotta give tomorrow at 1:00. bedford is the only undefeted team in division one, they will host salem for the second consecutive week. the bull w to be the key tomorrow, bedford's points allowed average is under 11 for the season, the best in the division. game time is 4:00. also meeting on back to back weekends will be the merrimack tomahawks and the goffstown grizzlies. the defending champs have found ways to win this year, finishing the regualr season at 7-2, \ but merrimack has averaged more points than any other team in the division, and they can play defense too, \ gametime is 1pm at student memorial field. now to division two, and a great matchup in weare, 8-1 john stark except themselves, when they knocked off the, then undefeated, gene

it is corcoran on this side and eustis on the other side. there is only one child that became an adult. mr. corcoran certainly has a significant structure within our cemetery. it is quite pretty. and as i say, sits also overlooking the creek. van ness, john john van ness, he was the 10th mayor of washington dc they lost a young daughter in the 1820's or 1830's. this building was erected, i believe it was on 9th street. and her remains were put there. and the rights to the building over a couple of generations moved their descendents. those descendents then have the building taken down and redirected on a knoll at oak hill. there are other family members that are entered there. this is a case where the internment are in a crypt below the structure. but that is a very significant structure. you can kind of get an idea of its scale and so forth from this picture. it is certainly distinctive because of its roof. this is one that you can see if the leaves are off of the trees from rock creek parkway. but don't stop and try throw brick. i would al

regular season game three weeks ago, exeter won the matchup 35-14, but they expect a tough game at eustis field. >> we played them early this season. it was a battle, two physical football teams, well coached. we expect a battle on saturday. >> playing for one another. it starts this week. jamie: the final numbers are in for new hampshire tackles hunger. the fourth annual program where high school football teams use one of their games as a food collection sight for their local pantries. in the end, 57 teams participated and collected a total of 53,603 pounds of food. that equates to 44,669 meals for new hampshire families inee , of food has been collected. congratulations to all of the schools for making a big difference in their communities. college football tomorrow unh , football has a bye week. tomorrow at noon saint a's plays , their season finale at southern conn. plymouth state is home to mass maritime at 1:00. dartmouth is at the cornell big red at 1:30. noon wisconsin at northwestern. 3:30 syracuse at clemson. 8:00 p.m. nebraska at ohio state. the arizona diamondbacks plan to hir

and i drove up through king field and stratton and eustis, and i kept a wary out -- a wary eye out for any large and load creatures. it was just getting dark. it was november. fori congratulated myself looking out for the moose. what i forgot was, i was driving alongside the road, and some of you may know -- you climb up the highway and you come over the crest of the ridge. and as i came over the crest of the ridge, i heard a snorting noise, and in front of me was a very large, hairy -- driven by a very large, hairy french-canadian. i took evasive action. he took evasive action. there was screeching of brakes. i stopped, he stopped. we narrowly missed each other. he wound down his window and leaned out and spoke in french. my french is pretty good actually, but, i have to say he used some words i don't think of would hear on the lips carla bruni and sarkozy. but anyway, i survived. i am here this evening. indeed the case that maine does feature in this book to a very large extent. the book actually begins in maine. and inns inn maine maine. more specifically, it begins in the valley an

host: richard is from eustis, florida. your pick?: i would wait a months and picked barack obama. host: why? caller: i think he has done a magnificent job as president and is a great guy. tom hanks among the recipients, the well-known actor. afterwards speaking to reporters about what the honor meant to him. >> i have had someone tell me that they really did not have a positive male influence in their life, but through vhs tapes, a couple of things on hbo, i was. i know how powerful that bond is between an audience member and what you are seeing, i know what that -- how that investment can pay off. the fact that the president of the united states on occasion has been invested in the store that i help telling, i think that is a testament to this great business that i looked into a long time ago. all i can say is god bless america. this is not supposed to happen to a white boy from oakland, but it did. host: tom hanks was in rare form speaking to reporters, joking during the course of interviews. the times in new jersey has "the front