daniel freeman -- president of lenox homes...ready been sold.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "everything is between a million and two million. so, we start in the low millions and then the penthouses will be up to two million dollars." freeman has been running this business for 10 years now... and, he says every since taking over, he's been looking into the business model of pre-selling homes. something he did with this development on cole avenue in walnut creek... all 12-units were sold before construction was complete. with buyers being included in the design process of their homes.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "you see tesla pre-selling their cars, you see other auto manufacturers pre-selling. you see amazon, everything comes to your house right when you order it, and we're behind." the lack of housing supply -- not just here in walnut creek... but throughout the bay area is forcing people to make some drastic decisions... by purchasing homes before they're even built.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "but more than anything else, i think

freeman is president of lenox homes.veloper building "three," which when constructed in walnut creek... will offer 12-luxury condo units. one of them has already been sold, for somewhere between one and two million dollars. with the list of people interested in the other units growing by the day.daniel freeman/developer- "most of our buyers are moving out of their existing house and so they've built up some equity, so we're seeing really healthy buyers come in and put a significant amou of deposit down." the rush to buy an unfinished product is also tied to the nationwide housing crisis.. where supply is just not keeping up with demand. forcing buyers into bidding wars, driving up the cost of housing. daniel freeman/developer- "definitely, we have a housing shortage, and so i think certainly, people are trying to get in when the time is right." the city of walnut creek says california has added more than 820-thousand new jobs since 20-11... but only around 64-thousand new homes have been built during that span. freeman's

freeman is president of lenox homes."three," which when constructed in walnut creek... will offer 12-luxury condo units. one of them has already been sold, for somewhere between one and two million dollars. with the list of people interested in the other units growing by the day.daniel freeman/developer- "most of our buyers are moving out of their existing house and so they've built up some equity, so we're seeing really healthy buyers come in and put a significant amount of deposit down." the rush to buy an unfinished product is also tied to the nationwide housing crisis.. where supply is just not keeping up with demand. forcing buyers into bidding wars, driving up the cost of housing. daniel freeman/developer- "definitely, we have a housing shortage, and so i think certainly, people are trying to get in when the time is right." the city of walnut creek says california has added more than 820-thousand new jobs since 20-11... but only around 64-thousand new homes have been built during that span. freeman's model of pre-s

daniel freeman -- president of lenox homes... says one condo has already been sold.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "everything is between a million and two million. so, we start in the low millions and then the penthouses will be up to two million dollars." freeman has been running this business for 10 years now... and, he says every since taking over, he's been looking into the business model of pre-selling homes. something he did with this development on cole avenue in walnut creek... all 12-units were sold before construction was complete. with buyers being included in the design process of their homes.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "you see tesla pre-selling their cars, you see other auto manufacturers pre-selling. you see amazon, everything comes to your house right when you order it, and we're behind." the lack of housing supply -- not just here in walnut creek... but throughout the bay area is forcing people to make some drastic decisions... by purchasing homes before they're even built.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "but more than

freeman has been running b now... and, he says every since taking over, he's been looking into the business model of pre-selling homes. something he did with this development on cole avenue in walnut creek... all 12-units were sold before construction was complete. with buyers being included in the design process of their homes.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "you see tesla pre-selling their cars, you see other auto manufacturers pre-selling. you see amazon, everything comes to your house right when you order it, and we're behind." the lack of housing supply -- not just here in walnut creek... but throughout the bay area is forcing people to make some drastic decisions... by purchasing homes before they're even built.daniel freeman/lenox homes- "but more than anything else, i think it's a sign of, uh, how people are looking at what they're buying. they're very discerning, they know what they want, and when they see it, if you partner with them and collaborate, they really enjoy the process, and so we've tried to take adva

there was an interview in 2006, morgan freeman. he said to morgan freeman, what are you doing for black history month? morgan freeman said, nothing. and they said, what are you doing for american history month? and wallace said, nothing. it is said what about jewish history month question what you want there to be a jewish history month? and mike said, no. but then he said but, what do we do about racism? morgan freeman said, will how about you call me morgan and i call you mike. chills went down my spine. of all the years, that is the answer. what happened in recent years is that we went back. people have nostalgia, hate to use that word. people have nostalgia for that need to feel self-righteous about this is bad and this is good. the only open answer to racism is to forget about it. when i say that to some people they say you can't forget about that. the more you talk about it, the more you create it. it is an interesting phenomenon. if you just say, look at the city, this is nothing more multicultural than los angeles. you can

i want to thank morgan freeman and all of the honorees tonight. those for their bravery and defensive journalism carol from my publishing company for her support and fernand who has edited all of my books. there are a minded me when she told me not to mention it but i am surrounded by good women at simon & schuster. [applause] they help me to mind my business. carolyn is one, susan is terrific, they have all helped to make me a better person. [applause] and a better writer. that goes double for my wife. i especially want to thank the young people from marjorie stallman douglas high school. for their fierce advocacy and hard work in the wake of yet another horrific school shooting. not even the most recent, they had stood up admirably to this country's gun extremists who thinks the occasional blood sacrifices okay and if fence of the second amendment was written in such a time when they ar 15 and others did not exist. i feel like i'm in's link company here tonight. [applause] i'm just a guy who has loved books since childhood. when the big green bo

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minutes and he said to morgan freeman what are you doing for black history month and morgan freemansaid nothing. what are you doing for american history month and wallace said nothing and what about jewish and about jewish history month and he wanted to be jewish history month? and mike wallace said, no. but then he said what do we do about racism and morgan freeman said, well, how about you call me morgan and i call you mike. when i saw that i got chills. all the years i was demonstrating and that's the answer but it happened in recent years is we went back because people have nostalgia and i hate to use that word but they have nostalgia for that need to feel self-righteous about this is bad and this is good but the only open answer to racism is forget about it. people i say that to some people and they say you can't forget about it the cause but the more you talk about it the more you need it. it's an interesting phenomenon. if you say look at this is a -- nothing more multicultural than los angeles and you can see it right here in the crowd around us. cares? just let it be forget

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diane freeman isa together around that. diane freeman is a patient who arrived today.ay be in for a couple of days. diane says she is grateful for the treatment she has had. so what does she think of the new money coming to the nhs? u nfortu nately the new money coming to the nhs? unfortunately it is not easy to people. i think there's ways they could save money, but i think... yes, there is always money needed. mental health is one of the prime minister's priorities. rebecca bulford, who was a senior nurse, ta kes bulford, who was a senior nurse, takes the lead in this area of the hospital. herjob includes liaising with community mental health providers, and she says previous underfunding must now be put right. we absolutely need more money into mental healthcare. we have seen investment into physical healthcare, and we have seen some recent investment into the mental health trust, but we need money that can use together to support individuals in their emotional and mental well—being. in their emotional and mental well-being. from the start of the nhs, under different

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george freeman was on the radio today, saying that he is fed up with this.e saying things about each other. in the speech that liz truss gave, as each other. in the speech that liz ti’uss gave, as you each other. in the speech that liz truss gave, as you just said, i was there, she sent a message to her cabinet colleagues and she responded, effectively saying to them if you are asking for more money, taxes will go up but i am telling you that taxes have to stay low. so she is almost having that debate in public, what was interesting is that in a speech she described herself as a chief disruptor. deregulation, described herself as a chief disru ptor. deregulation, recreating the entrepreneurial spirit in britain and so on, and what you want to see some discipline amongst collea g u es to see some discipline amongst colleagues when it came to spending, she did not exercise much discipline when it came to quite frankly slapping off one of her colleagues. in the speech, she was critical of the government for perhaps being a little bit too nannying, being too kee

groseclose capital ceo mike murphy and editorial page editor james freeman is here. great to see you. >> good morning. happy to be here. dagen: i would tell you what people are asking me in the street, at the doctor's office. all the headlines are about trade in the disruptive trump administration. so why are the markets are obese and that these gauges hitting new record highs. speaking event for myself, i think people out there working in jobs like doctors, lawyers, farmers come a day a better understanding of what president trump is trying to do on trade. train to the market is getting more comfortable with his approach. >> it is funny when you read news headlines that they will have this g-7 meeting in is going to go fight with all of our friends among the industrialized countries and yet the market is basically saying he's going to negotiate for a while in all work out. >> small and medium-sized businesses that have a lot more confidence, but also large corporations realize this will help them and help their bottom line. maria: especially pushing back on china. e

james: james free ma freeman ht the wall street journal.cials in washington who are taking a victory lap over the tax cuts. we've seen capital expenditures at businesses rising. what does that mean for your investment thesis? >> i've said it again on maria's show. the economy is stronger than a garlic milkshake. everywhere i go, i was in nashville last week, new york the week before, everywhere i go the economy's strong. and getting stronger. i think earnings are going to continue to come in better than expected. maria: you said you weren't expecting what you called the heart attack of the trade issues and the tariffs. is that going to cut into your expectations? >> no, not really. because i think at least the people i talked to -- i used to live where you are right now. i used to live in d.c. and the people i talked to say it's not going to be a trade war. maria: that's what we've been talking about. the markets are believing that maybe president trump is just in a negotiating phase. >> yeah, that's what the markets believe. they were surp

with me are the conservative mps, george freeman and john redwood. thank you forjoining us.wood —— john thank you forjoining us. john muir redwood ——john redwood, on the compromise promised by the prime minister two would be tory rebels yesterday, what is your take, your knowledge on what the situation is right now? i think it is very fluid, because i listened very carefully to what the minister said in the house and the announcement was made by the minister intervening. it was a very general invitation to say we need to talk this through a bit more and craft something that makes sense. that was the invitation and that is what i understood dominic greene and his colleagues had accepted. today people are sitting down to work out what, if anything, people are sitting down to work out what, ifanything, needs people are sitting down to work out what, if anything, needs to be done to satisfy those involved. so do you think it is possible to find a compromise that is going to satisfy both sides, or are we heading for some sort of crunch point?” both sides, or are we heading for so