>> announcer: the following is a sponsored presentation for the nv real estate academy's fortunes in flipping system. are you ready to learn how to make money and achieve your financial goals through real estate right in your own backyard? imagine being your own boss while building wealth and financial freedom for you and your family. if that sounds good to you, then listen up. over the course of this program, nick vertucci, self-made real-estate millionaire, is going to show you how to get all of that and more by investing in real estate. >> hi. i'm nick vertucci, and for the next 30 minutes, you're gonna meet some of my students, hear about my systems, and hear about some great opportunities for you and your family. so sit back and enjoy. >> announcer: as one of today's most trusted real-estate experts, nick has been featured on television, in print, and was the host of l.a. number-one real-estate radio show, "the real estate investing hour." over the years, nick has coached and advised some of today's top entrepreneurs on how to get their money out of the risky stock market and in

you were just fortunate. >> none whatsoever. >> you were fortunate. >> none whatsoever. >> you were fortunate come into this union. what do you make of the good fortune of being born into this family, rob? >> well, lots of laughs. >> yeah. >> it is like, you know, the great thing is that the funniest people in the world -- and if you look at anything you laughed at in the second half of the 20th century, you can look to the group of people that my dad was a part of. it was mel brooks, it was sid cesar, it was neil simon, you know, larry gelbard, woody allen, joe stein, you know, all of the greatest, funniest people, and they all were people that were in the house. so, you know, people always asked, what is it like growing up? i said, it is not as funny at other people's houses, you know. >> by the way, and the fact that robby has a photographic memory, he remembers every thing since he was this big, but the amazing thing is when we were doing these -- the 2000 year old man was born in the living room, we were doing it for years. he was this big and he used to sit there and laugh and we didn't

now, betsy devos represents the unification of the prince family fortune and devos family fortune and all the the cru a sitting activism the multi-conservative billionaire families can muster. she is now our secretary of education in the trump administration. but her little brother represents a different marriage of fortunes, her younger brother is erik prince. erik prince represents the marriage of the prince family fortune he was also born into and the kind of fortune that can be made when you privatize war, you contract out the work of the army or the special forces to instead be done by a for profit enterprise. in the case of blackwater, that for profit enterprise just happened to be run by a mega rich super hard line crusading activist who was born a billionaire before he ever got his first no bid contract during the iraq war. ever since blackwater contractors were convicted of killing 17 unarmed iraqi civilians and the name blackwater disappeared and the country reinvented itself several times with increasingly hard to google obscure names and since he left the country and moved

- yeah, and just started, but i was fortunate enough. i started getting voiceover work right away, and then i was cast in a tv movie in a lead for abc. horrible, horrible... - called what? - ready, you ready for this? - go go hit us with it. - to protect and surf. (audience laughs) - oh really, great. - we can all appreciate to protect and surf. - didn't they already make that movie as point break? - no no no, this was actually before point break. - it was, okay. - we were undercover cops working the beach. - as surfers. - it was-- - like baywatch. right, or similar. - horrifying, horrifying. - come on everybody probably has one of those. everybody probably has one of those. - well i had hair down to about here, and there was, there was a scene where my partner and i kick the door, and i, i didn't even realize i was doing it and the director came you know cut, cut cut cut. he's like tom every time you step through the door, and i have my gun drawn, he goes every time you step through the door you're flipping your hair back over your shou

fortunately, it did not happen here. but it took 20 years of conversation for congress and others to decide what the next best use for this facility should be. finally, they decided to turn it into a national visitor center. in the 1970's, the main hall was turned into a visitor center and removed so that an 8000 square foot display area could be built here. it was referred to by one of the critics after it opened as the pit. the floor was removed and there was literally a large hole where there were two movie theaters and a number of visual displays. you walked down into this area where you could see pictures of the capital and learn about what you needed to know to visit washington, d.c. as one newspaper critic reported, one, he referred to it as the pit, a name that still had in that era. the comment was made why would , anyone come here and come down to the pit and watch films about the u.s. capitol when they could just walk a few feet outside and actually see the capital building itself? needless to say, after the b

he agreed, fortunately. he took to his new opportunity to serve the people of kentucky with similar skill and always good humor. these days you'd be forgiven for thinking brian had spent his formative years in albany, kentucky, rather than albany, new york. that's an adaptable guy. he led my office in pressing the commonwealth's priorities on issues as diverse as industrial hemp, clean cole technology -- clean coal technology and the fight against heroin and opioid abuse. so you can see the versatility from a skilled writer, from new york of all places, to an effective advocate for kentucky and kentucky's interest. brian will be ably succeeded by another impressive individual, phil, a lexington, kentucky, native who i know will continue brian's legacy of service to kentucky and serve with similar distinction. you know, brian mcguire probably never imagined he'd find himself here. like me he grew up dreaming of a career in the major leagues. as he put it, though, you can either hit the fastball or you can't.

the minimum memory of the fortune 01 was 1400 characters of memory. can you imagine a system with 1400 positions. i cannot even write linkage in windows with less than 1700. the boxthis unit, and right behind where i'm standing holds an additional 4, 8, or 12,000 positions of memory -- 4000, 8000, or 12,000 positions of memory. back in the day when i was programming this, 16 k was , not what we think of in binary, so it is a different environment. the system we are dealing with is very simplistic. i can look and see what is happening here. i know from the one we are waiting to see the next card. what we are going to do or what i'm going to do is to reset the computer, and one of the things that was another breakthrough as far as the 1401 was concerned was the tape drives that were there for storing data. i could take one reel of tape such as we see here, and door 72,000 boxes of punchcards as we see here, so this was where i would get started with the punchcards. there's roughly 2000 cards in this box. that was the are here. 2000 cards, one box. i cou

fortunately, an effort was made in congress to decide what to do with the station. other train stations had been destroyed around the country. the preservation movement was strong. people really began to understand that these buildings are magnificent and they really needed the preserved, not torn down. so in 1981, congress passed legislation that said this building should be turned into an intermodal transportation center, once again, as it had been in 1907, but that it should have a commercial interest that would allow it to continue for the next century. so they developed a public/private partnership, with the leadership of secretary from the united states department transportation, the union station redevelopment corporation was born. in the corporation's responsibility is to be steward of this magnificent facility. mid-1980's, a major renovation took place. the pit was covered in this -- was covered and this floor was put back. everything from book -- everything from the clocks to the ceilings were restored. the legionnaires were cleaned. and the building was r

and what coach is doing to change his fortunes.gner joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning again, jill. >> good morning, jim, rahel. futures right now pointing to lower open. air strikes in syria are creating a lot of uncertainty in the global financial markets, also, sent prices for oil higher. yesterday, both the dow and the nasdaq rose 14 points. so, is this now take two for the takata airbag recall? honda recalling accords from the model year 2003 to see if the replacements airbags have the same takata inflaters behind that massive recall last year. >> coach bringing in former good man to help revive the brands. shulman starts in june, will be in charge every all aspect of coach. >> and the worlds' strongest coffee is now available in the united states. black insomnia coffee 702 milligrams of caffeine it, needs 12-ounce cup, which is about four times as much as the average cup of coffee. it is available on amazon, but be aware, one cup has about double the caffeine the fda recommends someone have all day l

fortunately, an effort was made in congress to decide what to do with the station. other train stations had been destroyed around the country. preservation movement was strong people again to understand that these buildings are magnificent and needed to be preserved. in 1981, congress passed legislation that said this building should be turned into an intermodal transportation center and should have a that shouldnterest allow it to continue through the next century. with the leadership of secretary elizabeth dole from the department of transportation, the union station redevelopment corporation was born. corporation's responsibility is to be steward of this magnificent facility. in the mid-1980's, a major renovation took place. the pit was covered in this floor was put act. cost to the ceilings were and the building opened in 1988. there was a great celebration. many speeches were made. the rest of the building was restored much as you see it today. the west hall area that had once , that east counters hall was fully restored and the train concourse became a signifi

so we were fortunate to have that. at the point of grand opening. but we also made sure that there were sites across the nation that also featured some of the things that we have in the exhibition. the other thing we do very well, i believe, if you go online, we have wonderful stories associated with these objects. even if you can't come here, you can see the objects and hear the stories of the objects, not just the history of the object but how we acquired the object which is really powerful to hear it from the perspective of a curator and a team too helped bring this to life. >> we want to thank you for opening the door on this president's day weekend. >> it's been my pleasure. >> we have a tweet from a viewer who wants to know how people can donate family heirlooms to the museum. >> i would give you my home phone number that wouldn't be right. we love to hear from people all the time. we have a way to go online on our website where you can fill out donor information to let us know what you have and then we review the documents and put you in touc

>> today we have roughly half of the fortune 100, we have 31% of the fortune 1,000.hile we have done really well, we still have a long ways to go, and we feel like the opportunity is great, and we feel like we have many great growth catalysts for many quarters to come. >> do you think people know what email compromise is at the board level? >> it's becoming more and more visible. so this area of business email compromise, often times known as email spoofing, it looks more like your boss is asking you to do something you shouldn't do. these are the kinds of attacks that are really prevalent. we indicated in our prepared remarks that we had done a study in q-4 that these kinds of attacks were up 40%. so it's really having a big impact on corporate america. >> is there some sector where we neared to be more aware of? where they really seem to be targeting? >> i think it's really across the board, so today, we don't see specific verticals, necessarily, it's really about all organizations of all sizes being subject to these kinds of attacks. >> that's incredible. i just g

then it's a fortune. i told you we had a fortune. get closer to your investment goals with a conversation. >>> as the house intelligence committee tries to get its russia investigation back on track a sunny prediction. so, democratic congressman dropped a bomb shell saying he wouldn't be surprised if people would end up in jail after this russia investigation. his colleague also spoke out about this. take a look. >> my impression is i wouldn't be surprised if after all of this is said and done that some people end up in jail. >> really? and how high does that go in your suspicion or that's all we can call it right now? >> that's yet to be determined. >> but you think some people are going to wind up in jail, people plural? >> that's my impression, yes. >> you want to give us a little bit more because that's obviously a very intriguing statement. >> i wish i could but i can't at this time. >> but at this point you're confident that at least some trump associates would wind up in jail. >> if i were betting, yes. >> i want to respectful

fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of our show -- pat sajak and vanna white! that would be us. hi, jim. thank you. they're all there, waiting for us. they are. thank you. have a nice trip to the puzzle board. see you later. well, hi there. good to see y'all. get ready. every team should have one of those devices, and now they do. uh, "fun & games" is the category for our first "toss up." and vanna will get things started right now. ♪ [ bell chimes ] taylor and emma. playing chess. nope. everybody else? [ bell chimes ] michael and colby. playing cards. nope. john and bea, you might as well just wait for a moment until you get a few more letters. don't let 'em all get up there. [ bell chimes ] now what? playing catch. there you go. [ applause ] well... well, you know, that was the case where every guess was fine. it could've been any of those. uh, but it turned out to be "playing catch" is what we needed. so now we're gonna hear from you guys. let's hear about yourselves. hi, i'm john. i'm 17. i'm a senior. i'm also a theater kid. i have a passion for being onst

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for our country, to oui’ better fortunes for our country, to our party, to our youth branch, to oui’, to our youth branch, to our women's branch. once again, i am grateful for your votes today. god bless you. allah bless you. we work together. now all the songs that i am singing, everything reminds me of you. everything reminds me of my nation. everything reminds me of turkey. thank you very much. be with allah, my dear brothers. thank you, turkey. thank you, dear prime minister. studio: that was the turkish prime minister, binali yildirim, speaking to the crowds of erdogan supporters in ankara. and of course, his post will go as a result of this referendum, which has been closely contested. let's speak to oui’ closely contested. let's speak to our correspondent selin girit, who was listening to that speech in istanbul. there was an acknowledgement from the prime minister that there are differences among the electorate. he was trying to recognise the need to take eve ryo ne to recognise the need to take everyone together, even though the country is divided? the country is very divide

fortunately no one was hurt with this one. we did get a report of a gust of 57 miles per hour in beltsville area. so that is also very significant and it is strong enough with these trees now fully leaved out that they're going to be coming on down. this damage in silver springs. so many of you sent fantastic pictures in tonight. this is the wall cloud, always a sign of a strengthening and severe potential storm moving through your area. i want to show you where the storms are tonight now. by the way there is that report of the thunderstorm wind damage again. that came in at eight:06 in near the intersection of linden lane and warren street. it was blocking linden lane. the good news that i a have to report to you is that most of the storms have now crossed to the other side of the bay. they're still getting a lot of lightning up across parts of northern maryland april we see a few lingering showers here and there, but as we put this in motion you can see that they moved directly west to east and then got real strong right aft

"wheel of fortune" is our favorite show. we always watch it or else record it.was coming. and so me and a friend went to the wheel mobile. and we actually got called up and solved the puzzle. a couple weeks later i got a -- an e-mail saying, come to an audition. and they said, if you are married and a grandparent, you can also bring your spouse. and i was so excited because i didn't want to go alone. so at first he was a little hesitant about going. >> jimmy: why were you hesitant about going on your favorite show? >> she had been telling me for months after month after month, we're going on that show one day, we're going on that show one day. i didn't think it was real. >> jimmy: you get on the show. i assume you're nervous. the letters start popping up. and then out pops the words "popsicle bike." have you ever been on a popsicle bike? [ laughter ] why was that in your head? >> well, i was wondering the same thing. [ laughter ] then i thought about it. pat was on one side, he was on the other, i think i needed to be cooled off. that's the first thing i thought

. >> fortunate the city hesitate set aside funds for businesses facing increased rent we believable to get some relief in the form of a grant that helped us to cover the increase in rent our rent had been around $40,000 a year now $87,000 taylor's dollars a year we got a grant that covered 22 thousands of that but and came to the minnesota street project in two people that development in the better streets plan project they saved us space for a nonprofit organization national anthem and turned out the northern california fund they accepted us into the real estate program to see if we could withstand the stress and after the program was in full swinging skinning they brought up the litigation fund and the grants were made we applied for that we received a one thousand dollars granted and that grant allowed us to move in to the space to finish the space as we needed it to furniture is for classes the building opened on schedule on march 18, 2016 and by july we were teaching classed here. >> which we found out we were going to have to leave it was overwhelm didn't know anything about comm

we were fortunate to restore the violin and have it on display here. that violin is important to the law regarding illegal gather -- illegal to gather. oftentimes, they would find ways to gather and practice their faith, leisure and love one another. allow us to go down the hall and see the slave cabin, a very poignant story, and a community story. this is a shared history. we have come from the story of the driver of the trade being cotton, and we are in the antebellum. you see the nation and all the cacophony of activity going on, and the development of legislation, deeply embedded with slavery. we look at the human story of african-american men, women, and children finding way to go around lack codes and slave codes. we also have a deeper understanding of that very personal experience of being sold away on the auction block and that juxtaposition of profit and power associated with that experience. it's important to note that one of the design features we have in this exhibition is that we have a wall filled with excerpts from bills and sales and br

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she will be hostage to fortune. brexit will make it easier fortune.ll make it easier for her to reach that target. one of the reasons we can't depend on the deal she will make, but people will regard this with scepticism because they promised seven years ago to reduce it to tens of thousands and failed miserably. she also said there would not be an election before 2020, and here we are. sometimes you get get punished for breaking promises. shall we have a quick look at another eu story? the times, britain told to keep eu laws, no deal unless mae accepts rules on eu workers and security. we are starting to see demands from the 27 member states. this is the boss of the european parliament. we are leaving the european union but they cannot stop meddling, can the? now they are saying that, even after we have left the european union, citizens, they will still have eu rights and will be able to uphold them with the european court of justice. is it meddling to look after your citizens? if the citizens wa nt to after your citizens? if the citizens want to sta

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this is an early front-runner for clip of the year from "wheel of fortune."answers in game show history or one of the best, you can decide for yourself. the category here is "living things." >> it's a living thing. >> popsicle bike. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: unfortunately the answer was not popsicle bike. it was honeysuckle bush. and a lot of people get those two mixed up, but -- [ laughter ] i wanted to know more. we tracked that couple down. they live in carrollton, texas. joining us now on our big cisco screen, the wall of america, welcome melinda and larry gardner. [ cheers and applause ] hi, guys. >> hello. >> jimmy: how are you? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: thank you for talking to us. you're dressed the same. was that intentional? >> he copied me. >> jimmy: so first i'd like to ask, how did you wind up on "wheel of fortune" in the first place? >> oh my goodness. "wheel of fortune" is our favorite show. we always watch it or else record it. and one day we heard that the wheel mobile was coming. and so me and a friend went to the wheel mobile. and we act

all the great oil men made their fortune in the osage. getty, sinclair...ames we associate with oil barons, they all made their fortune in the osage. and in the midst of it, you tell the story of a real set of murders, a conspiracy, what we would now call a cover—up, and a target for the nascent fbi, hoover the new director sitting in washington, sending his men in undercover to try to sort this out. yes. and it's a story that is, it's better than fiction. yeah, it is crazier than fiction. it was hard to believe. what's amazing about this story is it has been almost excised from history, partly because of racial prejudice. i had known nothing about this story when i started writing it. and yet it was huge. across america. it was big in its day, yeah. it was big in its day. it became the nascent fbi's first major homicide case. it becamej edgar hoover at age 29 doing hisjob, believe it or not, insecure about his security and holding onto hisjob. it became his first big case. and after they badly bungled the case and, just to give one example of that, they re

authorities say the three story home was empty when the fire broke out at 9:00 fortunately nobody wasthere. a philadelphia woman continues to be treated at temple university hospital tonight after she was struck by a police cruiser today in almni and it was involved in a criminal investigation when it happened and action news reporter dann cuellar is live at temple university at the hospital dann what is the latest here? >> reporter: well right now the woman is critical at temple's trauma unit and not releasing her name and in her 30s and from the area where this happened and police and witness accounts differ of what actually was going on when the woman was accidentally struck late today. this is your video obtained by action news showing 24 district officers carrying the victim who appeared unconscious on to the back of their police cruiser, her face was severely bloody as she was transported to itemel university hospital and police say the accident happened as police were conducting an investigation. >> during the course of the investigation one of the officers in his car put the c

bill: fortunately, people know that the wealth is dedicated to the foundation.y have ideas that are in the foundation area -- infectious disease, improving education, then it is super interesting to talk to those people. i have the benefit of being well known, so i can go out and meet interesting people, and share my views, and get a lot of attention. i would say that's a benefit. when i'm out with the kids, it can be a tiny bit of a drawback because you don't get as much privacy as you would like, but overall, my success has allowed me to get more done, build partnerships, and work with great people. -- and meet great people. david: how do you deal with it when you go out shopping? or do you not go shopping? bill: i shop and i go the theater. david: do people come up to you for selfies? bill: they can, and that is pretty quick. and people are usually very nice about it. thomasdavid: what about your ch. everybody who is wealthy with children, people have to train their children how to live with the wealth, how much you give them, and how you get them involved in

fortunately, nobody was inside the buildings at the time. mr.arkovic: i went straight to the police. but at the station, they told me they had instructions to refuse my complaint. it was unbelievable, because it's against the law. reporter: until recently, sasa jankovic was the federal ombudsman -- a position that gave him access to the transcripts of police phone calls. and they showed that a number of residents had dialed the emergency services number on the night in question -- to no avail . mr. jankovic: all i could do was write a report saying that the police had abandoned the local people. the masked men were given a free hand. reporter: but who were the masked men, and who sent them? and who ordered the police to stand down? investigative journalist sandra petrusic wanted answers about the scandal -- above all, from interior minister nebojsa stefanovic. her employer, news magazine "nin," put her expose on its front page. ms. petruic: he refused all requests for an interview. he refused to provide information on the background to the demol

needed something to turn around their fortunes. captain chris needed something to turn around theirfortunes. captain chris hill bundling warrington back into the match. they finally began to turn possession into points. kevin brown after a battle with concussion. the clock was kicking down, just two minutes to go. that was enough. warrington now it‘s in the table and rising. ellie downie won gold in the all—around final yesterday and she has won another two medals today at the european gymnastics championships in romania. first up, was the vault final, where she won silver. she was leading with a score of 14.35, but was beaten into second place by the very last competitor — coline devillard of france. after the medal ceremony, downie was straight back out on the uneven bars — her third final in two days, where she finished joint third. she isn‘t done yet — tomorrow she‘ll go for more medals in the beam and floor finals. concern though for ellie‘s older sister becky, who injured herself

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exchequer for six years, and i'm very proud to have been part of the team that turned around the fortunesoken dream? the coalition government hung together as george osborne planned, and in the end, just as he planned, the lib dems were hung out by the voters. i don't think he himself would ever claim that he had great sort of popular public appeal in the country at large, but he loved the kind of game of politics in westminster and whitehall. he relished that kind of thing. now looking back, he insists he is proud. bad days, his so—called omnishambles budget, with its tax on hot food, glossed over. brexit, he is philosophical. what else could he be? what do you regret most? would it be losing brexit or taxing pasties? laughter. you know, when you do budgets, and i did eight budgets, you know, you don't get all of them right. in the end, you have to do, i think, be judged on whether you are true to your own values. how do you want history to remember you, george osborne? someone who left britain in a better shape than i found it. john pienaar, bbc news, westminster. thousands of commuters

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but fortunately i just had a passion for it. even despite my early experiences. i always love science. when i decided to get my phd felt very right to me to be continuing my education in that way. >> what is your phd and? >> is in microbiology. >> what does that mean? what did you study? >> i did my phd in hiv gene therapy approach. i've always been very interested in viruses in particular. they are very fascinating to study. >> next call is michael and mount vernon, new york. you're on with author nathalia holt. >> very nice to talk to you. i saw the prior segments. i am a baby boomer generation. but growing up i realized that my mother and her sisters could outdo everyone in math. i wondered whether nathalia holt had a chance to talk to her subjects about the math training they may have received at elementary school, middle school and high school. with my experience, no one could outdo again, my mother's generation and her sisters and it seemed like anybody in her generation was superior in math. and i'm going to get off the line so i can listen. >> certainly t

but fortunately i had a passion for it. i always really loved his audience and when i decided to get my phd it felt right for me to be continuing my education i that way. it is in microbiology. >> host: what does that mean? what did you study? >> guest: i did my approach in viruses in particular it's been fascinating. >> host: next call is mine: : mount vernon new york before on with nathalia holt. >> caller: very nice to talkerye with you. i solve the prior segment and all. i am a baby boomer generation fellow but growing up i realized that my mother and her sisters could outdo everyone in math and i wondered whether she had a chance to take a look or talk to her subjects about the training that they may have received elementary school, middle school and high school because it was my experience that no one could outdo again my mother's generation and her sisters itag seems like anybody in herters ad generation were superior in math and i will get off the line so i can listen. g >> guest: i talked quite a bit about their ea

today, our fortunes become a little the warmth and the sunshine.oday, ourfortunes become a little more divided. southern and eastern areas see plenty more sunshine, that was the scene earlier from a weather watcher in kent and in the sunshine towards the south and east it will be even warmer than yesterday. further north and west, increasingly things are turning cloudy and we could see some outbreaks of rain around as well. this weather front thinking this way and particularly into scotland and northern ireland although other western areas will turn cloudy. further east europe closer to an area of high pressure, sunny skies will continue throughout the day through east wales and much of east england. certainly towards the south—east. in that sunshine, it will feel warm. a further north and west into northern ireland and the west of scotland, our weather front bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain, the rain turning heavy for a time across scotland, eight or 9 degrees in inverness, but from aberdeen to edinburgh, it should stay dry, cloudy at the day.

where are the black and brown people in control of fortune 500. where are the block people in the fortune 500. when you break it down that's not true. when you look at ordinary african-american people versus white people, the number of people who are wealthy demolishes and pales in comparison. beyond that, when you look at the household wealth of black and brown versus white people, again, black people pale in comparison. in no index that we vote, substantiated claim of wealth from white america to black america can be really supported or substantiated by your argument. so i would ask the caller to think seriously, blacks and brown people are not getting jobs ahead of while people. affirmative action is the policy that you might be referring to, but the police departments are still disproportionately white. the fire departments are still disproportionately white. construction workers are disproportionately white. when you look at every major profession in america there's no substantive increase in black and latin american people when you look at s