but garner makes a good point. betting against volatility is an extreme type of irrational exuberance check out this chart this is vix going back 20 years. the most of the time, you can make steady money shorting the vix which is why so many hedge funds were doing it. look at these spikes look what happens when the vix turns against you. it turns hard. and something that warren buffett echoed the other day garner says this is a dumb short. these vix traders are the symptoms and not the disease the actual ailment is euphoria here is the bottom line. the chart is interpreted by carly garner suggested this market is less broken than it might seen and that is reassuring on an ugly day like today. her work does make me want to embrace some of this market but only on weakness after the incredible run we just had there is still more to it. but sometimes as i said at the top of the show, you simply need to sit on your hands and wait for a better opportunity "mad money" is back after the break. hi! i'm mike ditka. you know

. >> eric garner -- >> excuse me, who was eric garner. >> yeah. the reason i wrote this book, let my back up for a moment, is because on the day that the grand jury decided not to indict the police officer responsible for or his killing -- and i'll use a different word, but i can't legally -- but i went over to staten island, and i started talking to people in the street asking, you know, what was he like. and i immediately found that everybody had a story about this guy, and he was, he was just interesting and funny and complicated and flawed, and i thought he, he was a person whose story would be really powerful to tell if i could somehow do it. everyone had seen the video, everyone had already had this emotional reaction to the video, but i pretty quickly found out that he had this whole narrative that led up to that moment that if people knew it, they would be so much more invested in his life that they would reexperience that video in a way that would be even more horrible and even more meaningful, you know? and he was just an interesting guy

jennifer garner and josh duhamel are a couple on screen. off screen, don't count on it.put a stop to the rumors. >> the rumors of a love connection began when they were shooting the movie love simon. they play the parents of a closeted gay teen. josh said they're not a company. >> the rumors about you and jennifer are they true? >> no. >> why are you they making it up? >> i don't know, man. >> we love how jen shares her live on instagram. she have posted a not so glamorous struggle with a mouth guard. earlier this week we showed jen selling girl scout cookies. now she has a message for fans. >> here you go, thin mints. >> i love thin mints. >> what emmy nominated star . >>> i'm sorry forgive me. >> only "e.t." is giving you a glimpse at the "outlander" screen test. >> i'm sorry. >> her love scenes with co-star sam heughan at first fans thought it was real. >> she's engaged, but thinks of sam as a close friend. >> travel consideration provided by -- sfoet. ♪ >> tomorrow on "e.t." we're with jennifer lawrence taking over d.c. why her new movie has her seeing red. >>> could

jennifer garner and josh duhamel are a couple on screen. off screen, don't count on it.t a stop to the rumors. >> the rumors of a love connection began when they were shooting the movie love simon. they play the parents of a closeted gay teen. josh said they're not a company. >> the rumors about you and jennifer are they true? >> no. >> why are you they making it up? >> i don't know, man. >> we love how jen shares her live on instagram. she have posted a not so glamorous struggle with a mouth guard. earlier this week we showed jen selling girl scout cookies. now she has a message for fans. >> here you go, thin mints. >> i love thin mints. >> what emmy nominated star got aah! ...i would have said you were crazy. but so began the year of me. i discovered the true meaning of paperless discounts... and the indescribable rush of saving drivers an average of $620. why does fear feel so good? i fell in love three times -- once with a woman, once with a country, and finally... with myself. -so, do you have anything to declare or not? -isn't that what i'm doing? sam as a close fr

jennifer garner and josh duhamel are a couple on screen. off screen, don't count on it.t a stop to the rumors. >> the rumors of a love connection began when they were shooting the movie love simon. they play the parents of a closeted gay teen. josh said they're not a company. >> the rumors about you and jennifer are they true? >> no. >> why are you they making it up? >> i don't know, man. >> we love how jen shares her live on instagram. she have posted a not so glamorous struggle with a mouth guard. earlier this week we showed jen selling girl scout cookies. now she has a message for fans. >> here you go, thin mints. >> i love thin mints. next on kron-4 news at eight:17 people are dead...several more injured after a gunman opens fire at a high school in florida.a live report from the scene in just minutes.back here at home...a letter containing a suspicous powder triggers to closure of a building on the stanford university campus.we'll tell you who was targeted. i'm steve aveson i'm catherine heenan. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, michael

. >>> bomb garner makes first crack. we'll discuss more next. smew sharks hoping -- >>> sharks hoping to get a little separation after their four game road trip but still just a bunched up. the game winner scored with 12 seconds left and wild win 3-2 and sharks drop three straight now. tiger woods finished 12th at honda classic, best finish since 2015. woods went even par for the tournament and only 11 players finish under par. justin themselves needed a bird on 18 to keep pace with luke. nearly hold it out from 117 yards and that'll work. tap in and this also birdied the playoff. themselves weighed kick work knocking in another bird i did on the final -- birdie to clench sixth victory. >>> giants and cubs in scottsdale. chicago's ian greeted with a leadoff home run. bum garner allowed three runs in an inning and two-thirds but five strikeouts and the cubs beat the giants 1-10. one bright spot, steeve dugger hit first homer of the spring. dugger could possibly win the center field job between him and andrew mccuspen. not between andrew mccuspen.

they walked in memory of damond garner. was not and killed inside of a house last june. >> whoever killed him is still on the street right now. so, we decided to step up and do something in the community and to hopefully start reaching people. >> garner says it's not only time to erase the homicide rate but be known for greatness in this community. >>> the 29th annual philadelphia tattoo convention is under way and the line to get in is long. artists from across the country are gathering at the pennsylvania convention center. that is where "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is. the demand is high. >> reporter: there's about a couple hundred people just huddled outside the convention center doors. earlier we saw thousands of people out here, some since 11 o'clock this morning trying get into this tattoo convention. we actually have some video of this of that line when it stretched around the block at least three blocks actually around the convention center. that is how popular this event is today. we are told in total

ones don't stand point out that there is no main language garner could have as many as fifteen different languages she said she'd be willing to write something in her mother tongue. says and what's important is to have the original language and then a german translation to get people talking to one another. big easy has supported the festival again xenophobia for many years even though she herself has hardly ever experienced racism martin her husband is active in the church so he. there's a lot of people and this is opened many doors super busy always likes to be on time so you can yeah. izzy and martin got to know each other in garner where he taught for five years at a christian vocational college a.z. who was trained cook became his housekeeper their friendship ripened into love but reason spoke against it a twenty six year old age gap and two totally different cultures the two even tried to stop seeing each other but i just couldn't. imagine if sarah. and martin is a wonderful person. he has tremendous patience and is so caring. excuse me on sad. these a tiers of joy. good bye they h

they walked in memory of damian garner, waist shot and killed inside after house last june. >> who ever, you know, kill him is still on the street right now. so we decided to step up and do something in the community and to hopefully start reaching people. garn garner said it is not only time to re erase the homicide rate but for young people to be known nor gate press in this chon at this. >> redrawing the lines in pennsylvania. governor tom wolf has until thursday to decide whether he is supports a new con gwen nash snap submitted late yesterday by republican legislative leaders. how speaker and senateesident says their version supplies far fewer municipalities and keeps nearly seven open% of the state resident in their old district. but the democratic voters who successfully challenge the previous district map called proposal quote naked partisan jerry manned err. the governor says he'll let the high court know his decision by thursday. now if he reject the proposal, the court says it will develop its own. >> president trump is going on the offensive after two white house aids resign

pressure on the success of his first shows he managed to garner the praise of fashion journalists like susie. she was impressed by his talent and now considers him to be a rising star in the land fashion scene. other fashion houses are also keeping tabs on the young designer. in twenty seventeen the longstanding italian brand face made him their creative director here he has to deliver more mainstream designs the opposite to his own playful nice label as is absolute and it's very challenging to create in two different directions but if it's something like faith i think it works very well. it's important that the two projects don't neutralize each other creatively office and sources both need their own track and i going to sign i going to sheen. he's now showing his eleventh collection in. the critics darling has to prove that he's not just a fluke. newcomer are there is under a lot of pressure and it's also a financial adventure. this is a matter of i guess you put yourself under that pressure i'm proud of what we did i was happy with what we did but i know it has to be better every si

republicans are working hard to find a bill to protect the dreamers and provide border security that will garner six votes no easy task. it's like threading a needle. i'm sure we'll have the opportunity to vote on a few ways to do it, but the key is to find a consensus bill, largely acceptable to significant number of members in both parties. the purpose here is not to make a point, as the republican leader just said. that's easy. the purpose is to get something done. that's hard. but it really is so important. it won't be easy. it is certainly achievable. democrats are fully committed to protecting dreamers and have long supported effective border security. many rockans are in the same -- republicans are in the same boat. the only enemy is overreach. now is not the time place -- nor the place to reform the entire legal immigration system, rather this is the moment for narrow bill, and every ounce of our energy is going into finding one that can pass. just like on the budget. this is an opportunity for the senate to lead the nation. let the same spirit of bipartisanship and compromise that gener

it's already garnered one hundred orders. it's hoped the new plane will compensate for the poorly performing a three eighty super jumbo. week demand had cast doubt on continued production of the world's biggest passenger plane. but it was given a new lifeline when dubai based carrier emirates placed a large order recently. a year they did challenge us. it is not. particularly in the media. year two thousand and seventeen for us is very. encouraging it ever since we those of you who know us. and we never ever give up last year air bus delivered seven hundred eighteen aircraft a company record this year airbus is on course to sell eight hundred planes due in no small part to the company's new champion the long range a three twenty one. rebuilding a country after decades of war doesn't come cheap the world bank estimates reconstruction costs for iraq at about ninety billion u.s. dollars to date international donors have pledged about twenty five billion more donations are to be made at a donor conference in kuwait the host natio

we should think about how we might transform the so they garner more pay and respect. one for meat would be teacher. me would bene for teachers. another is people who take care of the elderly. who is going to take care of these people? maybe it should not be a job where you just get paid the lowest possible wage. those are hardly complete answers but it is what i'm beginning to think about. had he feel about the possibility of instituting congressional term limits? >> i am against them. i'm better at this job today that i am five years ago. you would not have term limits for other jobs that demanded certain skills. you are not demand that a surgeon stopped doing surgery. ballplayer. i would rather it would be by the merits and let the public make a judgment. there are other things i do to make incumbency less successful if you will, particularly campaign-finance reform. the constitution the not originally see the role partisanship would originally play in congress. how you interpreted your responsibility and adapted your leadership style both in your party and the sena

peterson who garnered two deputy of the year nominations in recent years. the sheriff has two on restricted actions as they are investigated. today, governor rick scott announces his plan to keep schools and students safe and improvements to school security and ways to keep guns away from the mentally ill. teachers and staff begin returning to stoneman douglas high with a variety of support services available. >>> the list of missed opportunities to stop the gunman nikolas cruz keeps growing. wpbf has obtained 911 calls. one is from a woman who took cruz in after his mother died last year. listen. >> 911 emergency. how can i help you? >> yeah. there was a fight in my house. a kid and my son. >> okay. >> him and that's when he he left the house. but i need somebody here because i'm afraid he comes back. >> what kind of weapons? >> what kind of weapon? >> a remington. >> who did this? >> nikolas cruz. >> records obtained by cnn show the host family warned local law enforcement that cruz had quote put the guns to others heads in the past. >>> trump suggesting

tensions have been higher in the past year as north korea expanded its ballistic missile test and garnered a twitter war about the size of each other's nuclear arsenal between president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong il evoke a trump the president's daughter attended the closing ceremony and sat with the leader of a high level north korean delegation for those that watch the olympics and i did lots of it including the opening and then yesterday the closing ceremonies it's hard not to be hopeful we'll see if that translates into foreign policy as the beach boys sing wouldn't it be nice. that's it for this broadcast thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube at youtube dot com slash boom bust party see you tomorrow. what's going on is only producing. delusional fears it doesn't have any million less it leads to real kiss which can be. no guarantee of only buy it also christina president. are you confused by washington syria policy rest assured you're not alone trump says one thing while his generals do otherwise also brinkmanship with north korea is it working

human dignity and grace and health and we should think about how we might transform them so they garner more pay and more respect. one for me would be teacher. but another which people haven't thought of is people who take care of the elderly. we're all going to have more elderly people. we're going to have to work longer in the diminution of our workforce. who's going to take care of these people? maybe it shouldn't be a job where you get paid the lowest possible wage because it had so much. those are hardly complete answers, but it's a place i'm beginning to think about. >> thank you. our next question, how do you feel about the possibility of instituting congressional term limits? >> i'm against them. i'm better at this job today than i was five years ago. you wouldn't have term limits for other jobs that demand certain skills. you wouldn't say a surgeon at the top of his game should stop doing surgery or a ballplayer should keep playing as long as they are really good. i'd rather it be by the merits and let the public make the judgments to instill term limits. there are other things

there hasn't been a comment from peterson who had garnered two deputy of the year nominations in recent years. the sheriff put two others on restricted duty while the office investigates actions during calls to the gunman's home before the shooting. today, governor rick scott, set to announce his plan to keep schools safe and ways to keep guns away from the mentally ill. also, teachers and staff begin returning to stoneman douglas high with the variety of support services available to them. students return to class next wednesday on a modified schedule. >>> president trump is flushing his suggestion on arming the teachers. the president proposing extra pay forers who go through firearms training. >> you won't have in my opinion these shootings. these people are cowards. they will not walk into a school if 20% of the teachers have guns. the people that do carry we give them a bonus. we give them a little bit of a bonus. >> he wants to give them a bonus. so the white house says the proposal has not reached the policy or legislative stage yet. a spokesperson was not able to say where the m

and what's the connection with the climate, though, is even if he hadn't been choked, eric garner and all his children had asthma, and so even for him -- and then when erica died, she had an asthma attack, which then created a heart attack, which put her in a coma and she died at 27 just one month ago. so i want to lead off with that, because these things are connected. and so with that, you know, i just want to thank all of the activists who are watching around the -- the over 300 house parties. make some noise for the house parties. [ applause ] who are fighting this fight on the local level and even groups here like ccan who has booths in the background and are studying the pipelines that are running through here, locally. now, as you know, i am the rev and if y'all know, our keystone fights and from standing rock, it's time to get fired up. are y'all ready? [ applause ] oh, oh. i can't -- they can't hear you. are you ready? [ applause ] if you're ready, and you're ready to be a part of the resistance and to go fossil free fast, somebody make some noise! [ applause ] >> brother! i

members who are voting at the moment all across the country as the tea party leaders are trying to garner support for a yes vote and today foreign ministers they will who is fighting to keep his job trying to persuade his party in his home town to back the coalition deal. they know where they are heading even if their beleaguered party is struggling to find its way. sigma gabrielle knows almost everyone here these are his people but even here in our little self deprecation goes a long way. but as big as many orphans are frankly what's annoyed me in the last few weeks and months is the way it's gone but i can't say i've made the smartest remarks throughout all of it sounds like playing to the crowd it worked plenty here have little desire to see gabrielle challengers come out on top. i'm not as if i think of the other s.p.d. leaders like and their knowledge as new we deserve better so our request station wrong station we need us foreign minister. not everyone agrees some in the party for more than fifty years can barely watch what's happening there is need never buy this cannot go on that

. -- erica garner. [applause] >> and those things are connected, for those who are watching who may not know erica garner's father was killed by the new york police department in an illegal chokehold. his last words were, "i can't breathe." erica sprung up. with the connection to climate, even if he had not been choked, regarding the pollution, eric garner and all his children had asthma. even for him, and when eric died, he had an asthma attack died, she had an asthma attack, which put her in a heart attack, in which she died at 27. i want to lead off with that because these things are connected. with that, i want to thank all of the activists who are watching around. there are over 300 house parties. make some noise for the house parties. [applause] >> who are fighting this fight on the local level, and even groups here, like ccan. they are fighting the pipeline running through here locally. now, as you know, i am the rev. if you all know from standing rock, it is time to get fired up. are y'all ready

pruitt's travels have garnered attention before today. epa inspector general is investigating his frequent trips back to oklahoma also on the public dime. >>> travels have garnered attention before today. the president promised he would hire only the best people and those so-called best people have not turned out so great over and over again, why is that exactly and where does the riot begin in this administration? we'll discuss up next. >>> the president has been clear multiple times through myself and with others in the administration that we condemn domestic violence in all forms. >> why has he not said it? >> i'm the spokesman for the white house. >> president trump defended rob porter but has not said anything about porter's ex wives, the women that physically and were verbally they say. the biggest problem lives in the residence at the white house. washington correspondent for new york magazine and political analyst jason johnson is the editor at "the root." they seem caught in this story in a way they skate out of others, why is th

human dignity and grace and health and we should think about how we should transform them so they garner more pay and respect. one for me would be a teacher but another which people haven't thought of is people who keep take content care of the elderly. will have more elderly people at work longer given the diminution of a report. who will take care of these people maybe it shouldn't be a job for you get paid the lowest possible wage because it adds so much and those are hardly complete answers but it's a place where i'm beginning to think about. >> thank you. next? how do you feel about the possibility of instituting congressional term limits? >> i am against them. i'm better at this job today than it was five years ago. you wouldn't have term limits for other jobs the demand certain skills and you wouldn't say surgeon at the top of his or her game to stop doing surgery or a ballplayer should keep playing as long as they are really good. i rather it be by the merit and that the public make the judgment then install term limits. there are other things i do to make incumbency less success

the government is walking a fiscal tight rope, maintain prudence or offer giveaways to garner votes? this is bloomberg "markets: asia ." it is india budget day. really facing this choice, populist measures or fiscal prudence? a lot of focus on that over the next couple of hours. all of this happening as the backdrop of china looking at the smaller, private sector. a look at how they are going and growth so far. in terms of equities, looks like the start of february is better than the end of january at least. rishaad: absolutely. the end of january did not quite materialize as many predicted. looking at long-term rates, alan --enspan suggesting we remember him for a rational exuberance. do we have a rational exuberance? markets, theian three-day selloff we got in the region. robust export growth from korea adding to the risk, although gains for the cosby -- for the kospi. also this morning a slew of manufacturing pmi surveys that indicated stronger across the region. that could bode well for this synchronized global growth. in taiwan, fourth-quarter gdp, growth jumped the most in almo

that's jennifer garner. we love how she captioned the shot. yes, kind sir, we do have thin mints.ints too. . >>> one thing i never plan to eat again a ha ba ne ro pepper. we took the pepper challenge to benefit als. then we challenged garth and tricia yearwood to do it next. keltie found out who can take the heat. >> that's my hot pepper, my hot dr. pepper. that pepper was too hot for me. the queen took that pepper and she didn't take a bite of it. she crunched the whole thing. >> that's hot. >> i want to punch you. >> i'm #whim p she's #the man of the house. >> after 12 years of marriage these two know how to spice things up. after a facebook live q&a garth surprised a swedish couple with a spontaneous invite to dinner. >> we're going from texas to florida. what shouldn't we miss? >> why don't you come to our house and have dinner with me and ms. yearwood. >> what do you prepare? trisha is an amazing cook. what are you going to prepare? eating is what i do best. they'll love it whatever it is. ♪ >> with over 148 million albums sold garth was named the first inductee into the live

. >> eric garner -- >> excuse me, who was eric garner. >> yeah. the reason i wrote this book, let my back up for a moment, is because on the day that the grand jury decided not to indict the police officer responsible for or his killing -- and i'll use a different word, but i can't legally -- but i went over to staten island, and i started talking to people in the street asking, you know, what was he like. and i immediately found that everybody had a story about this guy, and he was, he was just interesting and funny and complicated and flawed, and i thought he, he was a person whose story would be really powerful to tell if i could somehow do it. everyone had seen the video, everyone had already had this emotional reaction to the video, but i pretty quickly found out that he had this whole narrative that led up to that moment that if people knew it, they would be so much more invested in his life that they would reexperience that video in a way that would be even more horrible and even more meaningful, you know? and he was just an interesting guy

. >> garnered praise for films like "the doom generation". >> oh, you want to play psycho killer. >> then catapulted to main stream success with "scream". >> it's at sun dance she encounters weinstein then head of miramax and shows she's just few seats away during her topless scene. she said it was deeply embarrassing. >> go away. >> i slid down in the chair. pretty mortified. >> why did you slide down in your seat. >> i felt the man watching me. >> the studio head. >> i felt really skpoetzed. like an appetizer i expose, right. >> mcgowan refuses the to call weinstein by name in our interview nor in her book. >> you call him the pig monster. the studio head. >> i never wanted him to have residency with my words. >> the morning after the screening mcgowan says her then manager jill set up a business meeting for her and weinstein at the restaurant in his hotel and moved the meeting to his palatious suite. >> what were your thoughts going in. >> oh, i realized i'm not like other actresses, that i actually have a brain. that was the goal of the meeting. >> to impressive had with your min

the plan backed by president trump and sponsored by senator chuck grassley garnered even fewer votes,wall street journal columnist and deputy editor dan henninger, editorial board member, allysia finally and senior fellow jason riley. why did this fail? >> well, basically the right pushed the bill too far. trump issued a veto threat at the last moment on thursday morning warning that this could actually -- paul: compromise. >> compromise version negotiated between two republican senators had backing of 8 republican senators and 7 democrats and likely could have passed that this bill would undermine border security, lead to flood of illegal immigrants coming in that would hurt american workers and a lot of hyperbolic rhetoric. paul: a loss by six votes, basically. >> right, almost all democrats voted for the bill, we don't know if they would have if president trump hadn't issued his veto threat. paul: probably. >> enough would and garnered enough support from other republicans, moderate republicans. paul: jason, this is what puzzles me, the wall, one of the symbolic proposal, he got th

. >> no, olympic athlete, having invented a new sport, bex from today's 96.5 plus jennifer garner's sweetor, all in the hot minute. >> thanks, ukee and jessica a site many know well just like jennifer garner who was spotted selling girl scout cookies outside a grocery store in brentwood, california the award winning actress stood with the sign in hand advertising her goods reassuring customers that yes, they do have thin mints and samoas and the mom of three is helping her two girls earn their gold award, and, while we're talking about award olympic swiss skier fabian is not competing in the 2018 winter games and although he has mastered his runs the slope he is catching everybody 's attention for a different reason. his untraditional way of riding an escalate or and we are wondering what happens when he gets to the top, he just jumps right off. many fans are begging that this be a olympic sport in 2022. and that armstrong is pretty impressive and something else that is turning heads, will smith bilingual skills. west philadelphia native, pointed out he does not know lyrics toémn the cat

their goal to raise awareness about violence in the city, they walked in memory of damon garner who was shot and killed inside of a house last june. >> well, whoever killed him is still on the street right now, and so we decided to step up, and do something, in the community and to hopefully start reaching people. >> garner says it is not only time to erase homicide rate but for young people to be known, instead, for brightness in their community. >>> well, eagles fans are wearing loyalty on their sleeves, these days and sometimes on their arms, too. many of them, lined up at the philadelphia tattoo convention to get inked this weekend and to show their pride for their super bowl champions. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves got a good look. >> reporter: the line was outside the door, actually three blocks around the convention center, thousands of people waited hours to participate in what is taught ed as the biggest tattoo convention in the world, the 20th annual philadelphia tattoo art convention. >> get a tattoo, baby. >> reporter: around 20,000 people are estimated to be here

there is no idea of what the final product might look like to garner the majority in the congress so that is the mystery why it's been difficult to predict the duration of the talks include the potential andl and the state might look like so we are behind the curve. not really because anybody ever asked for this. when it started last august will the trade representatives do their job and by the time you go to november or early december with three or four rounds by then, the mood in washington was dark and pessimistic because one of them had gone badly. the senior level peoplat the seh very good access were betting that we were going to walk which is sobering to hear that. i think the feedback has subsided in the past if there'se is now a general consensus that around while it didn't necessarily move the ball forward it also didn't collapse into the expectation they may show a little bit of flexibility on for things like the rule of origin but i'd heard that from a couple of people. the worst case scenario now is the negotiations after the round baby just go into dormancy until the en

their goal to raise awareness about violence in the city, and they walked in memory of damon garner he shot and killed inside a house last week. >>> killed on the street right now, and so, we decided to step up, and do something in the community, and hopefully start reaching people. >> now garner there says it is not only time to erase homicide rate but also for young people to be known, instead, for greatness in their community. >>> pennsylvania governor tom wolf is reviewing a redrawn map of congressional districts the house speaker and senate president both republicans, say their versions splits far fewer municipalities and keeps nearly 70 percent of residents in their old districts, however, democratic voters who successfully challenge the previous district map called it a name partisan gerrymander , the governor will tell the pennsylvania supreme court his decision by thursday , if he rejects that plan the court says it will develop its own plan. >>> president trump is going on the offensive after resignations of two white house aids over spousal abuse allegations, the president t

she garnered quite a few votes. she did not win, but she did get quite a few votes for that time. basically, nancy and marion became eleanor roosevelt political mentors. as roosevelt wish getting started and political life. we are in a room that originally was a living room and office for eleanor roosevelt secretary, tommy, as she was called. she lived here until her death in the early 1950's, with eleanor roosevelt. mrs. roosevelt took over the use of this area. her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests and work every day. at this desk, which was made at industries. there is a little nameplate on there. -- her first name is misspelled on the nameplate. aswas given to her as a gift a child. hernotice right away that name was misspelled, but she said thank you very much and used it for that day until the timer for death. this tell you a lot about eleanor roosevelt. it was not important to her that her name was misspelled. she appreciated the gift that the child had given her. wrote a daily column by day, which was her way of reaching out to the american and co

and she garnered quite a few vote, and she didn't win, but she got quite a few votes for that time period. so basically, nancy and marian became eleanor roosevelt's political mentors at a time when eleanor roosevelt was just getting started in political life. we are in a room that is originally was a living room and office for eleanor roosevelt's secretary norvina thompson or tommy as she was called. she lived here until her death in the early 1950s with eleanor roosevelt, and then mrs. roosevelt took the over the use of the home, and became her office sitting room. this is where she would receive guests and work everyday at this desk made at the val kill industri industries, and the interesting thing about the desk is that are there is a little name plate on there there, and it is actually her first name is misspelled on the name plate. this was given to her as a gift by a child. and she obviously knew that it was misspelled, but she said thank you very much and she used it until her death. it was not important to her that the name was appreciated the gift that the child had given her. s

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. >> guest: i mean, i think, you know, when eric garner past, -- eric garner past several weeks ago, the first thing i thought was black women get left behind. we don't get served in this place. not only do not get served, we didn't have to pick on a mantle of serving everybody else. we suffer because of it. it becomes a great sacrifice. it means you're sacrificing a lot, sacrificing your sanity, sacrificing often your health because the system is a well oiled machine and lots of money, lots of resources. your often left to try to figure out what resources you could piece together to ensure your humanity and dignity. i think you're absolutely right the system failed me, failed my mother, my siblings. failed my community. it's why movements start, , why the start that it's why this movement in this current moment story because the system failed mike brown. the system failed trayvon martin and his family. and it's why so many black activists are not stopping our fight. >> host: to talk about the impact of the system and you make the leap to one of the most powerful and difficult moment

genie: this image of jawad bendaoud as a bit ofof a simplen has garnered him a lot of attention, a lot of bad jokes. some people think it is incredibly out of place. chris: that is right. that extraordinary television appearance just before his arrest, as his flat was being besieged by police, made him a high-profile figure in france. for many people, a moment of catharsis, to direct sometimes been a message humor toward a man who has become a bit of a figure of fun in the courtroom. we heard victims' families saying, none of this is helping with our grief. we do not find it funny. at a experts speaking out very high profile trial. it is the first time jawad bendaoud has had such a forum. huge media attention. trial by theater is not really helping. this should be based o on evidee and allegations. moore france 24's chris reporting live from the courthouse in paris, where that trial is underway. the u.s.-led coalition says it is reducing force levels in iraq as it shifts away from combat operations against the islamic state group. it's is the focus will be on consolidating military gai