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flint a professor publisher of trends journal down sat down with gerald to get his take on the trump economy. twenty seven team did see a boom in the stock markets the dow that was called off a little bit these past few weeks but how much of the overall stock surge can we associate with trump you could like you could associate a lot of it with trump since he got elected because think of the things that he promised wall street i'm going to get rules regulations that hold your bags of i give you free rein and i'm going to cut the taxes so you're going to get more money and that was the initiative to drive the stocks up and he said he would cut the taxes within a year and he did and he said you know what you repatriate that money you got overseas. so let's go back to when george bush did that in two thousand and four the money didn't go into capital expenditures it when it's a stock buybacks when you look at the whole stock market boom. it's cheap money they did it everybody knows it they denied in the beginning by the way you know they tracking trends is an understanding of where we ar

just to walk you through on logistics, ambulances enter through gerald but can exit gerald or mckenna avenue. the project budget is $48.6 million, roughly divided into the three categories of construction cost at 35.2. project controls 11.2 and other costs at 2.2. we are on schedule to complete the project in august of 2020 the plans are with planning and the review is underway. we expect to complete that process in april of this year so that we can quickly wrap the comments and address the comments in the same month and advertise in april and if goes as planned starting construction of august this year. as part of the plan to help mitigator reduce the schedule duration, we're looking at starting demolition of structures as early as may with a separate contract. so, again, construction will likely start in august of this year and we're looking at a two year construction duration to completion. it's been an exciting project but not without challenges. we wanted to share a few key challenges and risk on the project. first and foremost is the soil conditions. we're having to mitigate the

mere we are with gerald ford. for gerald ford, the object that we have is one of the ski outfits that he wore when he was president. this is on loan to us from the gerald ford presidential museum in grand rapids, michigan. what's fun about the ski jacket and the ski outfit is that he was an avid skier. he loved to go skiing. ford is probably our most athletic of all presidents. despite what the "saturday night live" had done to him in the '70s, he really was a gifted athlete, but he learned initially how to ski in the '30s when his then girlfriend phyllis brown, who is also a model, had taught him to ski. and he and her appeared in "look" magazine and "cosmopolitan" magazine. in "look" magazine, there was actually a photo spread of him skiing with phyllis. it's kind of a fun thing there. as president, he was such a good skier that the secret service was unable to keep up with him. so they had to hire people whenever he would go on his vacations skiing in colorado. so that they could keep up with him and protect hi

. >> about the same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie in prison writes to squeaky he's got want to do one big thing that's going to get the nation's attention back on charlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe, comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, points the gun in his face. the secret servicemen wrestle her to the ground and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death in sacramento a couple of weeks ago, i wonder if this has convinced you at all that we need tough gun control legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford walked into the street and heard the sound of gunfire. >> my god, there's been a shot! there's been a shot. they're being pushed back by the police. somebody has fired a shot here. we don't know if anybody has been hit. my god! som

and an opportunity to buy illegal drugs on an online silk road some like trends journal publisher gerald celente even go so far as heralding block chain the future of not only trading and accounting but even democracy but just as importantly the advent of these new technologies and potentially a whole new economy threatens entrenched political interests just as strongly as it excites the public for an in-depth look at just how this clash may play out sean stone sat down earlier with joe flint. and there's something else bigger about block change technology what we call block chain democracy go to switzerland richest country in the world has been in a war since what at that eighteen. was all around them went out into it the people vote on all the issues you want to go to war let the people vote hey trump wants to go if they're wrong is he going to go said jarret or erik or evolve going to go fight they don't go fight senators sons don't go fight well there's little boys could you imagine little paul the royal dressing up in leading the charge maybe obama will be beyond them. so let the pe

the russian witch hundred dnew nadler, one of four new yo democrat gerald madler, one of four house repres delivered his own rebuttal. he said the republicans failed the only evidence used to author repeated files. >> that means they sought lots of evidence on an ongoing basis and not based on tdossier, >> the gop documented release and claims officials abused their powers and claimed that campai aid who they suspected they expressed concerns about inacti rasy and misleading information in thememo. >> ahead, a close encounter the troubling video has gone >> a beloved patriot decoration snatch san francisco busine how it was reunited with its owners time for the super bowl. >> light wind and look the lights and reflec on the water. more record high temperatures and a passenger jet is under invest a lot of questions after dramatic video surfac online. airpor >> it really is. that is why don't some passen wonder figure it they'r also questioning if the penalt for violating drone laws need to be more severe. >> thi dramatic drone video shown social media shows a danger encounter with a frontie

who consume only five percent of what's produced that apparently they prefer tea but one barista gerald cattle bonzi is hoping to change that he's training a cohort of coffee connoisseurs in the hopes of spreading one of the world's best loved hot beverages across his own country. one of compilers busiest bus tommy knows. what often breaks off for a cup of coffee. this coffee gives me energy when i'm doing my security work it gives me energy to move around and i feel strong and it keeps me away from sleep . would you knees among the few ugandan coffee drinkers. thanks to. a very stern who was sit up the coffee shop makes to his workplace. is promoting the dream and plans to open other cafes in busy areas of uganda's capital you're going to zip it to drinking initially and coffee and you guys are going to be vigil for the. higher income and that's why the local conception is to low. but he is determined to change that through training young barristers terrorizes growing capacity to boost the local coffee industry. in the last eighty years over one thousand two hundred trainees have gone

related to an item that may be coming before you at your upcoming february 27th meeting, the quint gerald connection road. there was concern over the lack of communication of the pacific railway right of way land to be the proposed road in the bayview. it was observed that the buyer of the property, trans metro, providing shuttle bus services is not acting as a good civic partner but perhaps taking advantage of opportunity and bad faith on the part of the railroad to secure land designated by the project and is in position to receive a better situated parcel in exchange. a realern and was raised by other lands identified. potentially benefitting in the same way at the public's expense. a feeling was expressed that if it weren't in the bayview neighborhood, this purchase would have gotten more attention and action and now the berm blocking the street will result in a final price tag to reconnect quint street which will be more than the long bridge for the train station not originally pursued because of the higher cost but that kept the street intact. aut as a possible solution, the board o

gerald adams. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. i really appreciate you being here, and it's an honor for the first lady and i and a true honor to have everybody, all of you, many of my friends in the white house and our great vice president is right here. sole thank you, mike, and so many of our wonderful cabinet. it's really a terrific day, and it's so much fun, so much fun to have you here to celebrate a very important element of our culture and our life, african-american history month. right? we're very glad to be joined by our outstanding surgeon general dr. jerome adams. jerome, thank you very much. i also want to recognize our great secretary of housing and urban development dr. ben carson. where's ben? [ applause ] great guy, great friend. and thank you to all the members of our cabinet and all of you who are here, and some of you came from far because this was very important for you to be with us here today. thank you very much. and to the hope christian church choir. i heard that sound outside. i said that a beautiful sou

it wasn't until another president gerald ford signed an order prohibiting the reinstitution of such an executive order that he found reprehensible twelve years later in one nine hundred seventy six president ronald reagan issued a public apologies to the japanese americans and their descendants on behalf of the u.s. government and authorized reparations to the former japanese internist and their heirs. as we go to break here's a quiz question for you in rank order one to four who were the wealthiest us presidents in current dollars your choice is george washington thomas jefferson donald trump and john f. kennedy will have the answer after the break. when else shows seem wrong. when old rules just don't hold. any. get to stamp out to stay active. and engaged in equals betrayal. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. legal blog selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles of the stone league for new socks credit to tell you that what we gossip and tabloids are files of the mo

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it wasn't until another president gerald ford signed an order prohibiting the reinstitution of such an executive order that he found reprehensible twelve years later in one thousand nine hundred seventy six president ronald reagan issued a public apologies to the japanese americans and their descendants on behalf of the u.s. government and authorized reparations to the former japanese internist and their heirs. as we go to break here's a quiz question for you in rank order one to four who were the wealthiest us presidents in current dollars your choice is george washington thomas jefferson donald trump and john f. kennedy will have the answer after the break. join me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. also want to listen. to going to the press this is what before three of the people. i'm interested in there was a. question. we were american were smoo

we go toon this, professor gerald steinberg, the founder and president of ngo monitor. , a series ofharities now and even u.n. bodies have been blocked by scandal. this does not bode well, does it? but it does show we are dealing with a very, very large and powerful framework. it's really an industry. the ngo's like oxfam have incomes of hundreds of millions, in some cases almost a billion dollars, a year. they need to be monitored. they have hundreds of thousands of employees. you will always have people who violate the rules. industry has the halo effect. there are no oversight bodies. journalists have not investigate them. clearly what we are seeing now is the result of many years of neglect. ngo's need to be examined for what they are not being images that they reject of being wonderful volunteers immune from that theys of -- project of being wonderful volunteers immune from these types of scandals. canm: what recommendations you make to avoid scandals like this? i know you said you -- they are human, but surely this is an industry a lot of people put their trust in. >> we need t

. >> reporter: new tonight, new york democrat gerald nadler, one of four house lawmakers granted access to see the classified fisa court papers, delivered his own six page rebuttal and says republicans failed to explain that the dossier was not the only evidence used to authorize repeated spying. >> they saw lots of evidence on an ongoing basis not based on this dossier but based on new evidence as each renewal came about. >> reporter: this week democrats o t house intelligence econocommittee say they will demand republican colleagues vote to release a second memo. that would require president trump agreeing to declassify it. the white house says it would consider doing so but the when and how remains unknown. that leaves only the republican narrative available for the public to read. lester. >> kelly, thank you. >>> it was a busy saturday at doctors' offices with families across the country dealing with this flu emergency. we want to look at why children are being hit so hard by this especialpidemi epidemic. from florida, we have more. >> hi, girls. for dr. ginsberg. working extra shif

. >> reporter: the nation first celebrated black history month in 1976 when president gerald ford under all americans to honor all the often neglected accomplishments of black americans. black hope features printed works of art that expand more than a industry -- century. >> anyone who is interested in art history and culture has a dpes nation at the african-american museum. city hall became a memorial for a hero. >> he was the an educator, an activist. cato was gunned down in 1871 while trying to exercise his legal right to vote. >> what he feels away able to accomplish at 3 # years of age is amazing. >>> ballet x, he worked with beyonce during his tour. >> it was a sewer real gig, am i in the room with beyounce. >> all you heard it was -- i want to create a piece of a collage of this latin american latin jazz score. you can find details on the black history months event at 6abc.com/6abc loves the arts to learn more about cato check out 6 abc slash black history. for 6abc loves the arts i'm karen rogers. >> before we go a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> reporter: still a lo

we will have more with keith fitz-gerald and jon hilsenrath joining us next. trish: all right, we have got markets higher right now, up 207 points, right near the highs of the session. nice to have a little good news out there today. i tell you this is happening despite of release of new economic data showing, yes, inflation has picked up in the last month. at least that is okay the market is saying today. we have "wall street journal" global editor jon hilsenrath and strategist, keith fitz-gerald. look at the 10-year yield. this has been creeping up higher and there is an expectation that basically 3% is going to be the new normal. i think they're working on that but we're hovering around 3% right now. jon, 3%, any reason to worry about that? >> well, i mean in a normal world that would be a very low interest rate but rates have been much lower than that for the last few years, below 2% at points. so i think the market is taking some adjustment, going through an adjustment period to get used to this return to normalcy so to speak so that adjustment is some ca

entrance off gerald rather than bayshore, pretty busy street. this lease before you is an initial six-month term, five one-year renewal officials. an unusual property, split about 50/50 between office and warehouse. it's on a lot of 31,700 square feet, made it very attractive location for us, geiving us som outdoor space as well as indoor space on the premises. the lease rate as shown in your package, 21.29 a square foot per year. we expect utility and service expenses beyond that of an approximate $1 per square foot per year. as indicated in the budget and legislative analyst report, the rate is in the range of comparable properties. again, we, this is a blended rate, so it includes office space and warehouse space and we are actually in the warehouse space range. no appraisal is required because of the admin code provisions here. this is a very low lease rate that we are talking about. we completed comprehensive analysis in the bayview prior to negotiating this transaction. so, that helped inform this negotiated rate. that data was shared with

he's cut the hair of the most powerful people in washington, including president gerald ford, president george bush senior, vice president al gore, and almost every single speaker of the house. he's cut hair in hospital rooms, before inaugurations, and even for foreign presidents and ambassadors. joe grew up in italy and came to the united states in 1952. he served as an italian translator with the american air force during the korean war. along with an honorable discharge, joe received his american citizenship upon leaving the army. came to d.c. and held a number of jobs before cutting hair in the house. even worked construction on the rayburn office building. immigrating from italy, joe is so proud of his american citizenship. growing number italy joe was first introduced to america when american troops flew over his town during world war ii. he they would get so close to the town he even made eye contact with the pilots flying those planes. when american troops came through his city, joe remembers waving a small american flag along with his family welcoming them to his hometown. afte

("cherokee shuffle" by gerald anderson) ♪ - good evening and welcome to song of the mountains. tim white, your host here at the beautiful lincoln theater in marion, virginia. now kicking things off for us will be the trinity river band. originally known as the harris family, trinity river band, they trace their beginnings to their first public performances together in their home church in may of 2007 in the pine forest of northeast florida. after that humble beginning and without knowing where it might lead, trinity river band worked hard and prayed harder, striving to improve and pay their dues in a tough industry while staying true to their beliefs and to each other. these were years of learning their craft and making better recordings. with each passing year, slowly meeting people, gaining experience, and developing a devoted locally and then regionally fan base. they put on a great show, and we're pleased to have them here on the show tonight. here's the trinity river band on song of the mountains. ["you can't walk all over me" by trinity ran ♪ you can't sail over the mount

gerald riley and her mom has gone every year since she received heart surgery at just four month-old.hearts and she's all grown up and hopefully she can give back. >> like riley who has made a full recovery many families return year after year often just to say thank you to the doctors who have mended their broken hearts. >> ahh, cute kids. >> very sweet. >> we wish them all well. >>> hitting the town with your sweetheart tonight? will love be enough to warm your heart or will a jacket be needed? katie has a look at the forecast. >> we are back in two >>> to be a fly in this studio wall, jim donovan is, jamming, out, right now. >> i love michael buble. >> great songy feel like you should work on your dance moves. >> hey, hey, love's in the air >> clearly, yes. we're all feeling love in the studio here this morning and also with time, feeling warmth across the entire delaware valley. a couple things have definitely changed since yesterday. for one thing the immediate issue north and far north is that you had a little round of very light precipitation that snuck in here around i80 leavi

i spoke to congressman gerald badl madler who has actually read the fisa court material.rt with the democratic memo. the white house says there need to be further reactions here in order for this memo to be released to the public. do you buy that? >> it's difficult to buy, remember, adam schiff asked the fbi and the department of justice two weeks ago to do whatever necessary redactions are necessary to protect sources for security. that should have been done by now. and remember the president was perfectly willing to -- he released the republican nunez memo when the fbi and the department of justice was saying it was materially misleading and very dangerous to release. but he did that without going through the redactions or without even paying attention to them apparently, and without even having read it. i'm concerned that the president, in the guise of looking for sources are just going to blank out the portions that show how deliberately misleading the nunez memo was and portions that he doesn't want politically. certainly anything the fbi or the justice department do