everett just says there is an equation. it is deterministic. if you give me the quantum state at one time. i know the quantum state of the universe at all other times. the other one is how does the classical world emerge. i think it's much more interesting and important problem very few people have paid attention to because we cheat our way around. we live in a classical world and we put it in by hand. i think we need to do better. and by doing better we can actually learn something. for probability part of the answer is because they're perfectly they are perfectly deterministic. whatever probability is it's not a truly it's what they have to be. it has to be our ignorance. you might say if i knew the exact wave function they know everything. that is the wondrous nest. even if you know the exact wave function. therefore you have to assign a probability too. where you are in the wave function. the first step was decoherence. the important thing about the steps is. they have not become entangled with the cat. the observer has not yet become. i ca

. >> the force awakens director returns to wrap things up with everett safeway, issaquah highlands safeway >> will this work? will these actors be able to carry the movie. will these characters work together on screen. will, will, will. >> reporter: when it came to concluding he had different questions. >> what do you want to see, which characters need be there. how do you balance these things that you realize you want to do with the emotion. >> taking one last look, sir. >> she feels like she needs to find where she came from in order to go forward. >> fights for the resistance. he would die for it. i get to play a bad in this one. that is it. >> reporter: in hollywood. >> despite topping the box office, it didn't generate the hype the other movies did on their opening weekend. they earned $175 million in the first few days. making it the third best opening for a star wars film. the force awakens brought in the most, $248 million. when it opened in 1977, star wars, only earned $1.6 million. >>> sea otters could be making a comeback thanks to had san francisco bay. coming up, there is one

everett says after reviewing the impeachment report, she came to the conclusion that she could not vote either way. everett says she believes the president is guilty of wrongdoing but that it should be the american people who judge the behavior at the ballot box.>>> polling shows that american voters are still evenly divided on what the president whether president trump should be removed from office. and nbc poll shows 40% of american adults support impeachment. 48% oppose it. the poll was conducted and released before the house voted to impeach president trump. support and opposition to impeachment hasn't changed much and nationwide polls since october before the testimony in the house. >>> the impeachment of president trump is sure to be one of the big issues talked about tonight at the democratic presidential debate in los angeles. >> we know that there will be fewer candidates this time around. >> reporter: yes, the stage will be less crowded and also less diverse than previous democratic debates. there will be no black or latino candidates on the stage tonight., harris dropped out

will be working on other projects within the company and there will still br taking place at the everett plant. boeing is w saying wel continue paying these workers. that was the big concern, furloughed workers and you potentially lose that skillr lahat will be crucial when they ramp up production at some point in 2020. >> what about its suppliers? are we going to see a ripple effect there? >> potentially. now, boeing says it will bewo ing with its suppliers to ensure that they are not seeing their production lines disrupted. but look at a company like spirit aerosystems in wichita, kansas. they build the fuselage for the 737 max. they've not lowered their production even though boe lowered production overall for the final finished airplane. so they've got these planes, these fuselages, about 100 of them, that have been built, that are in storage. will theyld continue to b at that rate? that remains to be seen. then if they have to bring down their production, how will those workers be compensated? will theyam do the thing as boeing? will they pay them or furlough them? >> what about the

they hope to do their bit to buffer the everetts temperature rise of between 2 and 4.5 degrees celsius that is predicted for the region by 2050. 4 mean a goodie such a rise would cause rice production to fall and devastate heat sensitive crops like garden and coffee. fit the study found there were the improvements the town could make for example waste management. today the workers from heat that there must be no green i mean show that household waste is separated at source they go door to door to collect plastic and other recyclable waste and bring it to a resource recovery center set up under the carbon neutral program. here the further process and separate it according to categories. group me manages a facility with its staff of 32 workers. and is delighted with the way things are going. people carry their own bags now when they go grocery shopping they have stopped using plastic sold in stores so plastic consumption in households has dramatically decreased it has decreased in my own how metro before this happened plastic bags were rampantly used by shopkeepers but that has gone down

it's conceivable that as the world became more free and more global, and more politically everett's gone and the other way. even if these agreements were reached, the fact is they are two different, and economic. with that they're going to be investigate dating and u.s. and western companies in chinese and eastern companies in your same portfolio to get exposure to fin tech, to banking, telecommunications, all of them. we're not going to see, the head-to-head competition and true globalization that we were really expecting five to ten years ago. kennedy: the big solution meetings. no rate cut. there is high speculation out there. the fed is knocking to be moving for a year, not all 2021 and maybe that's an increase in rates. >> that is certainly possible. let's just think about where you are one year ago to one year ago we were today. we're expecting another for rate increases. all the sudden markets tell the fed this is not a good idea. this year we have three rate cuts. and central-bank coordination and monitor listening all over the world. that has created the underpinning for this gl

right and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett like to thank our guest a brand cambridge of the sun exchange dot com if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report to like signed by. his community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids and ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments there's a lot of conflict in the game between the 2 most of the conflict i would say. is good because the state of california makes 6000000000 dollars and you have to prison complex to get some point in your life where. you don't care. anything. live. live. live. live live. live. live. live. live live. live . live. live. oh. please. live. live live live. and very well welcome to you watching on since last. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want some want to. have to try to be close it's like before 3 in the morning can people get. interested always in the waters of. the city. 3 p

everett to edward essentially go around and give speeches about washington and donate ticket sales. it is a massive campaign. taken0, the ladies have possession of the property. in one of their triumphant statements, they say that mount vernon is the property of the nation. likey, the process seems you would think that this is the high point, but then we have the civil war. one of the pressing concerns for the ladies was, what are we going to do if the federal government seizes mount vernon? is, would theyen acquire the property? , here is a picture of union troops visiting the tomb. they adopted guidelines and tried to remain as control as possible. no firearms were allowed on the grounds, soldiers are allowed to is it the tomb, but it is not supposed to be a place where the war continues. it was supposed to be in island of neutrality. if you go to mount vernon and look at the new to very closely, you will see initials from union soldiers. them probably were making a mark on that tomb for a deliberate reason. i think it was because they wanted to claim washington, essentially putti

mix of direct luke perry assault, and a hearts and minds strategy can fit -- suggested in part by everett lansdale, who had been instrumental in the feet of the philippine communist insurgents. men was able to reestablish and go effective ,ontrol over much of the delta and bring many howe units. essentially purchasing their support. some units, however, including who was brought into the fold only in 1965, with the assistance of an american advisor. stories.nd larry have i hope they will share them. some of the former units were among the best fighting forces in the province. there was tension between the catholicism,omote and those who sought to keep and promote their faith. political and military tension and conflict. that was eventually brought nominal degree. iner the falls of the regime 1963, the social and political structure that paralleled saigon became more open. the central government was astute enough not to recognize that co-option was the best approach. the political geography is directly reflected the importance of the group. communists had begun to establish themselves in t

so, you stop all judgment saying, i just everett, what did i do that?he solution is feel compassion for myself and use the emotional toll on the spot and stop the stress and change the message in the brain. instead of saying to my self, i get my love and safety from food i get my protection from food. change the message. connecting to that the best part of ourselves. when we do that, the stress vanishes and look at healthy food and it looks fabulous. >> so, before i grab that cookie, i'm wanting something sweet, i don't need to eat it. i tell myself, what? >> you need to not tell yourself anything. when you are in stress, you're thinking brain is off-line. that is why we have the app. you reach for the app, because you're not thinking very well, you need to process your emotion. without emotional processing, it doesn't work. you expressed your anger, sadness, fear and guilt and all of a sudden the stress goes away and you got to that the best part of yourself and you realize that you don't even want that food. the whole trick is that when you are in str

cameraman, give it up for my brother everett, aka bogie, you all. >> good afternoon. i want to thank each and every one of you for coming here today. let's have a moment of silence for the lost souls. i stand before you a return efrom incarceration. where i came from made me who i am today. that is what i am proud to be. i was once a gang member from los angeles. i did 26 years of incarceration for murder. in the midst of my incarceration i rebooted my train of thought and receive things differently. i stand before you a united player. my boots are on the ground for the lost souls on the walls, mothers fighting for sons, my prayers go out to them. i ask you to stand firm like you are doing today in union fiction of doing the right thing, giving back and fighting back for the right to have a life, not take alive. i apologize to you for the life that i took, which is why i am doing what i am doing. i wear boots because i know the job is real in the field. i came from la. i am present here in the bay and i do the job. it is real. it is really real, and we must continue t

they sell gilbert stuart portraits and they enlist edward everett, a popular orator, to give speeches about washington and donate his ticket sales. as a massive fundraising campaign and they are able to do it in a few years time. it is pre-remarkable. by 1860 -- it is pretty remarkable. by 1860, the ladies have taken possession of the property. in one of their triumphant statements, they say that mount vernon now belongs to the nation. it is the property of the nation. and, really, this process seems like this is the high point. but then, of course, we have the civil war. and one of the immediate pressing concerns for the ladies, was what are we going to do in the event that the federal government seizes mount vernon? because it had seized arlington house, where there was cachet ofy a cash -- washington relics. what would happen if union troops pushed onto the ground? with their choir the property? -- would they acquire the property? they adopted guidelines and tried to remain as neutral as possible. one of the things they said is no firearms were allowed on the grounds. soldiers are

there's our guy, 47-year-old everett legends allegedly diffusely the emerald city gentlemen's club or after bouncer denied him entry. he is a fuse calling 91 over dozen times when the police arrived in cause and permits use of the 911 system. he was always also a disorderly conduct the unnamed kat was taken to local animal self shelter. that's a goner. that's against sally struthers' commercial. you can sponsor this kat to get into a strip club for $2 a day. [laughter] question number three a crestview man wrecked a liquor store because he was quote alice in wonderland. and a hookah smoking caterpillar told him to do it. is it fake news? or something that really happened in florida? michael's star happens the floridian gets them went on that. wego mike go mike. >> what can i say. >> gentlemen's name is matthew horse and jones he allegedly broke into a fenced in area construction site and this is the best part of the story, he used a forklift to destroy liquor store because he was upset that they sell alcohol to people. but apparently he was okay with selling tobacco did caterpillar sp

well in a few moments we'll have the weather with everett's and the so lots more ahead on al-jazeera. frustration in sit don $100.00 days after being sworn in the government is accused of breaking its promises. however the weather is on the change across much of the middle a sense for most of us that will be a change for the better at least if you like blue skies and sunshine missing some very heavy rain pushing through the advance into iraq into iran this is western iran $113.00 millimeters affright 24 hours or so around 4 times the december average in just one day the west the weather is in the process of pushing further race with so we have got brightest guys coming in behind and you will see some pleasant sunshine returning to the regions we go on through the next few days and at the moment there be some snow over the higher ground at least in iran sliding further south which in these was right in the south a rain still quite heavy as nothing is why would towards pakistan but the cloud will thin and bright somewhat so the rain becoming increasingly patchy as we go on into the latt

. >> reporter: surfer everett taylor says he had a close call here before after a recent storm. >> i actually jumped in to grab this little kid who fell in and i got him and brought him out and it was all good. and i ended up in the hospital like a week later with a horrible infection and ended up on antibiotics. >> reporter: he steered clear of the drain today. according to the san francisco public utilities commission, several city beaches have elevated concentration of bacteria after the storm. right now it's not clear how many homes were affected by the sewage backup. >> we heard it gurgling up underneath our car. >> reporter: peter glover says he hopes the city does something after the disaster at his house. >> this used to be maybe a once every 15-year kind of event. but now it seems like it's happening every few years. so i think there's got to be some sort of engineering effort, you know, done by the city to try to keep these houses safe. >> reporter: now, mr. glover says that he has contacted the city to file a claim. we also saw that there was a city truck that came by earl

manager so incredible news for english football his bike and he can make incredible job there in everett to the n.b.a. where there was some brotherly love for the milwaukee bucks as they ended the year on a high at the top of the eastern conference with a win over the chicago bulls milwaukee star player and ted to compost was back in action after a back injury the reigning m.v.p. scored 23 points but it wasn't the stats that wowed the crowd. this dunk absolutely astonishing his teammate and older brother and asses and such a convo the man known as the greek freak still managing to surprise his own family bucks winning 123200 so. the miami heat suffered one of their most stunning losses of the season 20201918 loath the washington wizards jordan mcrae scored 29 garrison matthews added 28 to help washington cool off the heat's playoff ambitions with 123-2105 victory. plans to slash the amount of time it takes to play a cricket match have been cautiously backed by the sport's founding country england the world governing body the i.c.c. is looking at proposals to cut test matches from 5 days

thank you very much indeed everett's and lots more still to come on this al-jazeera news are bad news for boeing find out why the aircraft manufacturer is suspending production of an aircraft that was once its best selling plane and i. will tell you why colombians are angry over tax reforms and in sports the asian champions are who all of saudi arabia are him in for a place in the final as they get ready for their last 4 match the club world cup. a bombarded city. can be rebuilt. its buildings restored. but can shattered lives be mended. scars run deep and traumas shaped minds children and survivors of mosul share their stories. i still tomorrow a witness documentary on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera correct amount of the headlines for you know there's been more violence a dentist capital over a controversial new citizenship law police fired tear gas of protesters after vehicles and shops were damaged of office minorities from neighboring countries india and citizenship but excludes muslims french ran sport workers a staging demonstrations nationwide for the 13th day against governmen

to then they enlist everette go around and give speeches about washington and donate his ticket sales. so it's actual lay massive fundraising campaign and they're able to do it in a few year's time. it's remarkable. >> by 1860, the ladies have taken -- essentially taken possession of the front. they say that mount vernon now belongs the nation. it is the property of the nation. >> and really this -- this process seems that you would think oh, this is kind of the high point here. but then of course, we have the civil war. one of the middle east pressing concern for the ladies is what are we going to do if the case that they seize mount vernon? because it's an argument house where there was a cachet of it. what would happen if they push on the ground? would they acquire the property? >> so essentially what they did -- here's a picture of union troupsing the tomb. >> try to remain as neutral as possible. and one of the things they said is that no fire arms are allowed on the grounds. soldiers are allowed to see the tomb and see the how many of washington. but really this was not supposed

. >> however, to quote your colleague, my friend burgess everett, paraphrase, if house democrats impeach again or try to, i will eat my shoe on live television. >>> up next, an election year economy that any white house would love to have. as we go to break, president trump has posted more than 7500 tweets or re-tweets this year. here are five of the most popular. you're welcome. >> announcer: "inside politics" is brought to you by dangote transformational projects. if your glasses aren't perfect, we'll fix them. so will we. no we won't. don't forget to use your vision benefits before they're gone. now in-network with vsp. visionworks. see the difference. (vo) thewith every attempt, strto free itself,pider's web. it only becomes more entangled. unaware that an exhilarating escape is just within reach. defy the laws of human nature. at the season of audi sales event. it's been ten years since the official end of the great recession, uninterrupted growth here in the united states. but now there are very good reasons the president's team wants him to make this the focus, the economy. here's

-- i think the economists put it this way, like introducing a second intelligent species onto the everett, what could possibly -- onto the earth, what could possibly go wrong? [laughter] in fact, if you put it that way, clearly, intelligence is what gives us power over the world. so if we make things that are more intelligent and, therefore, more powerful than us, how are we going to have power over more powerful entities forever? right? when you put it like that, you say, ah, yes. good point. [laughter] perhaps we should think about that. and so that's what i tried to do. and the first thing to think about is why things go wrong. people know this is a problem. alan turing said basically we would have to expect the machines to take control, right in he was completely matter of fact and resigned to this future. so it's not a new thing that elon musk just invented. and i don't think anyone would say alan turing isn't sufficiently expert to have an opinion about a.i. or computer science. and same with marvin minsky, one of the cofounders of the field itself, and various other people. but tur

burgess everett, my colleague said they can push the trial off until january, a bipartisan agreement is needed for that. they'll push it off until january so they have their christmas break. there seems to be bipartisan agreement on that. i think we'll see in the next couple days the outlines of rules from the senate, how the senate will conduct this trial, who could be called, all of those things are up for debate between chuck schumer, the democratic leader and mitch mcconnell, the senate majority leader. >> we have about ten seconds. have you heard who the house managers will be, who will be tapped to lead the house arguments? >> reporter: we wrote this this morning. adam schiff is definitely going to be one of the pan jers. has to be prosecutors, people who can message and understands the context. listen, there could be as many as ten, as few as five. it's ep to nancy pelosi to make that determination in the next couple days. >> jake sherman working your sources on capitol hill, thank you very much for being on the show on this busy morning. with very a lot more to get to includi

the president of everett airlines plans to retire in june according to a spokesperson.d's biggest carrier. since 2003, clark has been at the helm. easilyrs can more restrict workers from wearing items at work. tech has been leading the rally this year. is bloombergw intelligence software and i.t. services senior analyst. it has all been about the cloud. microsofte done well, is just crushing it. walk me through the growth of these companies. >> the transition from on premise to the cloud has been going for several years. we have seen an acceleration for the past several years. companies are moving their applications from on premise applications to cloud applications such as workday. those are the secular shift. it has picked up a lot of steam in the last two to four years. see growthntinue to rate. >> the transition to cloud has a number of years to follow. bethink next it is going to tough for them to keep up with that same pace we have seen over the last three years. that is largely because we are getting into the law of large numbers. with think the macroeconomic iss

you can see the tales of the 737 on the tarmac, probably up at the everett facility. more than 400 737 maxes lighting up. they were producing 42 of these are month. they decided to suspend production because we do not have a timeframe for getting the max certified by regulators, but there's also other engineering issues. there's been production problems. there's been delays to the 777x new jetline. there has been an embarrassing mishap with the space capsule failing to rendezvous with the international space station, but these are secondary to repairing the relations with the regulator, the faa, because we just got a statement in fact, just within hours of boeing saying that dennis muilenburg was going to step down. the faa put out a sharp rebuke of boeing and of the leadership newe, saying that the leadership must focus on being transparent in its relationship with the faa as safety regulators, and this has been one of the biggest criticisms of dennis muilenburg as well as the boeing leadership, and its relationship the last few years with the faa, that perhaps it ha

how many of those workers might be able to be redeployed up to the boeing plant in everett or other boeingities, that remains to be seen if there is a production halt altogether slowdown, they would be able to manage that to a certain extent. although, there may be some lei offs with that as well this is a company that in the last six months has said between charges and expected costs, for the 737 max, it totals more than $8 billion so, guys, the board is meeting today. i'm not sure we get announcement today. but we probably will hear about the dividend when this board meeting is over. and people will be focused on whether or not that stays where it has been or if it's cut given the constricted cash flow at the company with no deliveries happening. >> yeah. phil, we know you'll bring us those headlines as we get them throughout the day biggest drag on the dow. phil lebeau. joining us now is jeffries air space analyst sheila here at post nine. welcome. so everything phil just said is that your expectation we're going to get some sort of halt or temporary freeze >> i think we'll see a halt t

whether they are john mcenroe and bjorn borg, or chris everett and martina navratilova. into over and over. >> oh, goodness me, midcourt and three match points to martimartina navratilova. >> this man has a smile that lights up a television screen from here to bangor, maine. >> and that there is magic johnson, this urban kid from michigan, and larry bird, this guy who worked carrying trash. one plays for the los angeles lakers. the other plays for the boston celtics. it's a great story. >> lakers had several chances. here's larry bird. >> magic johnson leads the attack. look at that pass. oh, what's a show! oh, what a show! >> when those championship games are in primetime and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes them bigger than they've ever been before. >> the idea is to challenge me with somewhat primitive skill. they're just as good as dead. >> every mike tyson fight was an event. because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricity you could just feel watching it on tv. >> he leads

production, they would like to reallocate as many of those workers as possible, either to the plant in everettng facilities but they don't have 12,000 open jobs they can put these people into. it becomes a question, are you going to furlough them 45 days, 60 days how does that work out with the machinist contract that they have those are the details that still need to come out >> phil, thank you so much for that the faa saying they weren't going to approve the plan by the end of the year, something we learned with phil earlier in the week let's pivot back, esg invests. i guess one other theme that comes out of this, and from what you were saying is whether it's even possible to be perfectly in line with the aims of esg investing, because pretty much all companies are going to have done something wrong so is the blame on those esg investors who are tracting funds under that guise, or is it to be expected that it's impossible to be absolutely perfect in this space? >> well wing there's a lot of variation in the space, because it's a niche space, it's evolving and growing so we don't know at this

everett from bideford — would the greens fund the defence of britain to a level that guarantees our placee. we need to move it into the 21st century, recognise the real threats. when former defence secretaries are saying we should not renew trident, generals say the same thing, we would make different choices, we would make different choices, we would not renew trident, a major difference with the other parties, and we would re—purpose that money more effectively. could you give us some examples? at the moment the nato summit is going on? we want to work on resilience and emergency planning and services we know already the planet has heated, there are extreme weather events, we need to look at defences and our military as engaging and helping those communities around the world who are going to be facing disaster. and being an active force for peace making. len from cockermouth — what are the green party's plans for the uk's nuclear deterrent submarine fleet? i think i'vejust... yes, you wouldn't support that. you want it scrapped. amit — how will the green party ensure that people buying

no evidence either that mary everett -- ever took what they called spirits, had a drink or a cocktailything like that. what were the other questions those two will be enough -- questions? host: those two will be enough. let's talk to steve from webster, massachusetts. good morning. caller: good morning. mr. shirley, in your research, i'm curious, did you ever come across anything that supports the cherry tree story, the myth. guest: no. go ahead. caller: i also had a second question, i would like you to enlighten us a little bit on the whiskey rebellion, but i -- i am a student somewhat of rebellion. president washington to my understanding had a distain of backwoods people. if you could comment on that item, first the cherry tree, and i don't believe it. and also about the agrarian rebellions as well. perhaps his mother's affect on president washington, and his regard toward agrarian's. guest: thank you. what was the first one? host: the cherry tree. guest: there was an early biographer of george washington, and he was the one who came up with the cherry tree story. there is no evide

the way, guys, about 12,000 workers are out at that roenten plant in seattle some could go to the everetther plants but likely many of them would face some type of furlough, whether it's for 45 days or 60 days. again, that depends in part on what the board decides to do we could get announcement after the bell today or perhaps tomorrow morning >> phil, thank you for that. right now want to bring in an analyst voice into this conversation ron ep stestein is here. he's the research analyst joining us to sort of walk through this i want to know what happens to dennis muilenburg at this point, ron. so much of this has been about expectations >> yeah, i think it's a good question to ask. many investors are asking that question boeing has, like you pointed out, set expectations and missed them set expectations and missed them in this case in particular, i think on your very show you had the chairman of boeing's board come on and say, you know what, we're going to get this airplane back in service by the end of the year he was very confident. the stock rallied on that. here we are. looks like th

by boeing andmichae everett, washington.o not think the white house should participate in the impeachment hearing process. i think our republicans and its judiciary should fight for our president, but my one comment i have to make as i was one of those are since that have closed before our government, trump made the announcement on the escalator, and then we started following it. what i have to say is there is so much dysfunction in incredible it is that we are supposed to look up to any of these people, whoever, republicans, democrats, the leaks, it is so discussion appeared how can we, as an american body, look up and say, "oh, these are the people that are governing us. let's get some more dysfunction in." is it any wonder people are going crazy and going around shooting each other. come on, government, how about some hr classes on how to get along with people and how to do arguments well together to come up with a solution? thank you, c-span, love you. mary, merry christmas. host: let's go to richard, who is going from l