ilia al regresar, algunos residentes de un aria de culiacÁn, no quieren tener como vecino de gorman o ilia: comenzÓ la controversia alrededor de diego armando maradona, la prensa mexicana reportÓ que los sueÑos de viviendas en el complejo "la primavera" bloquearon su mudanza porque temen que rompa con la tranquilidad de la zona. juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta cÓmo fue la presentación en maradona. >>los dorados de sinaloa presentaron a debo armando maradona como su nuevo director tÉcnico. >yo vine a trabajar, en 1986, la magia es fÚtbol llegÓ a la cÉlebre>> en arge y nada ganar por segunda vez la copa del mundo. reportan extraoficialmente queganarÁ 150.000 $ mensuales, durante 11 meses... poco mÁs de 1 millÓn 600.000 $ en total. >>venimos a trabajar y a darle trabajo a los muchachos... >> el principal objetivo de vivo armando maradona, es lograr que el equipo de dorados de sinaloa suba la primera divisiÓn. maradona ha sido criticado por sus adicciones, comportamiento en pÚblico y hablar mal de las el ex mexicana de fÚtbol. al aterrizar en suelo mexicano para iniciar su nueva ave entre

gorman driving for a go-ahead touchdown...trying to run another play, but the clock winds down and that's it game over! spartans win by 6...and remain undefeated. finally, sharks season is now upon us. sharkies opening training camp this morning down at their facility in san jose. the belief is they have a serious shot to win the cup. san jose bringing back all its stars including logan couture, joe pavelski, evander kane, brent burns, and the newly acquired elite defenseman erik karlsson..the two-time norris trophy winer. first preseason game is on tuesday. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. chase, make more of what's yours. (pam)(pam) a weather channel graphic has gone viral on social media... displaying the dangers of hurricane florence. (grant) it illustrates it illustrates how high the storm sur

in january 1963, the next nine astronauts, the second group that included neil armstrong, frank gorman, and others, they came out here on a very cold day, flew into flagstaff airport -- they flew onto planes, in case one crashed, not all the astronauts would have perished. in and these guys were rock stars. they were met by the mayor, they were met by cheering fans wanting autographs, but then they went to a meteor crater. theou are going to go to moon and do geology around this pockmarked, cratered area of the moon, why not study and prepare for that in the best preserved impact crater there is, which is meteor crater, right down the road from where we are at lowell observatory. they went to meteor crater to see what an actual impact crater looks like, and then they went to lowell observatory to study the mapping and see how these futures are depicted on maps. they will have to be able to read these maps and relate what they are seeing on the maps to the real features. at night, after dinner, the group broke up into three. each group went with some folks -- some of them stayed here at

gorman >> michael edward gould >> yugi goya >> jon richard grabowski >> christopher michael grady >>dwin j graf >> david graifman >> elvira granitto >> winston arthur grant >> christopher s gray >> james michael gray john m grazioso >> john m grazioso >> derrick arthur green james arthur greenleaf >> my mother. i love you. >> my brother. >> and my aunt. >> we continue to miss johnny daily. >> eileen marsha greenstein >> elizabeth martin gregg laurennice marie -- moran gregory >> tawanna griffin >> joan griffith >> warren grifka >> ramon grijalvo >> joseph f. grillo >> david grimner matthew james grzymalski >> robert joseph gschaar >> liming gu >> jose a. guadalupe cindy guan >> geoffrey e. guja >> joseph gullickson >> babita guman douglas gurian >> philip t. guza >> barbara guzzardo peter gyulavary >> gary robert haag >> andrea lyn haberman >> steven hagis >> mary lou hague >> david halderman >> my grandfather. even though i have never met him i love him. whatever memories we have, instead of being upset and grieving like that -- [applause] and we all love you. [applause] [bell chime

day lasalle hosting bishop gorman from nevada. when he broke lose, 53 yards for the score.acker. he's being recruited by cal and alabama. tied at 14 in the third. 15 yards out, he again, again, he's going to be recruited as a linebacker. 134 yards rushing. spartans win 27-21. eric karlson did not arrive in time for the first day of training camp. jumbo joe was there. this is the first time that projected top hein has worked together since thornton underwent knee surgery. he missed the playoffs last year. looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe's obviously a legend who's active, which is rare in this league, it's great to see him back on the ielgs. looking forward to continue to build throughout the course of the camp. >> today back on the ice. all the things we've been able to do and felt felt very similar. >> we want to win now. i have think everybody's excited in this room and i think our fans are excited. i think it's a real good time to be a sharks fan. >> abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. >> love that kid. and i am a certified arbo

a national audience saw justin albaugh hosting no. 1 bishop gorman of vegas. the spartans lead 27-14. they hung on to win 27-21, huge win for the unbeaten spartans, another score to pass on to you, sam rafael 64, elsa allen 18. >>> we'll get out of here with this one. would you like to see a skeletal rat in the red sox dugout and the mets were dealing with the same thing. that's a good old boy, too good old healthy sized one, exposed on camera in hopes of making a great escape. i don't know if it was a mets or red sox fan, but the mets won by a final 8-0. that's enough. we'll see you around. good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> have a great night! have a great weekend! see you. captioning sponsored by cbs >> coming up on c-span 2, booknotes for people who like to read by watching tv. omroseo discusses "unhinged." at 2:00 bob woodward talks about "fear." and general kelly resident from his trump book, "please, tell me none of this is real." and finally at 4:00, eric trump discusses his new

a national audience saw justin albaugh hosting no. 1 bishop gorman of vegas. the spartans lead 27-14. they hung on to win 27-21, huge win for the unbeaten spartans, another score to pass on to you, sam rafael 64, elsa allen 18. >>> we'll get out of here with this one. would you like to see a skeletal rat in the red sox dugout and the mets were dealing with the same thing. that's a good old boy, too good old healthy sized one, exposed on camera in hopes of making a great escape. i don't know if it was a mets o won by a final good night. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> have a great night! have a great weekend! see - [announcer] this program is a paid presentation for omegaxl and is brought to you by great healthworks. - welcome. i'm larry king. and i'm here today to report on a significant health-related investigation that's been taking place for the past couple of years. the information that i will provide you during the course of this show is relevant to everyone's health and well-being. several

areas created a whole new of securities laws violations. , thank you gorman very much.rica first is captivating investors like never before and at the expense of other world markets according to bank of america's latest survey. here with details is luke. arenow u.s. markets outperforming wildly versus everyone else this year. what looks like is that investors, rather than getting cheap markets elsewhere, are leaning into their america holdings. luke: most certainly. the biggest thing the survey highlighted was going all in and the overweight share of investors and u.s. stocks rose to its highest since january of 2015. european equities fell to its lowest in 18 months. it is clear investors are not bargain-hunting. they think global growth will slow. they like u.s. growth stocks and they like u.s. as the growth region of the world. caroline: in terms of where else they like, what caught my attention is that they are looking at europe potentially. if there you seeing divergence continues or we converge in -- see convergence going, where will they the investors like? luke:

miss gorman, did you have anything you'd like to say? >> no. >> president cohen: okay. supervisor fewer, you can make a motion now. >> supervisor fewer: we're going to accept the amendment as -- >> president cohen: let me take a stab at it. we're going to accept the amendment that the budget analyst is recommending, modifying the square footage figure, and then, we will accept the lease as written and forward that with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> supervisor fewer: yes. >> president cohen: all right. >> supervisor fewer: okay. >> president cohen: we can take that without objection. [ gavel ]. >> president cohen: thank you. thank you very much. madam clerk, could you please call items eight, nine, and ten together. >> clerk: yes. item number eight, resolution retroactively approving a contract agreement with baker place for behavioral health services in an amount not to exceed approximately 55.4 million for a total contract term of july 1, 2018 through june 30, 2022. item number nine, resolution retroactively approving a contract agreement for behavior

delasalle hoefting bishop gorman of naefrd a rematch.d quarter geoffrey to henry to'oto'o. breaks loose with a $53 yard score. to'oto'o. he colleges include cal and blam. tide from to'oto'o again, once again just getting recruited to the lineupbacker even with 134 yards rushing and two touchdowns. spartans winning to 27-21 the final. and the sharks new stair eric carlson did not make it in time for the training camp. but jumbo joe is back. yes joe shortenen was on the ice alongside pfaffly assistant and kane. this is the time the projected top line is working together since the reconstructive knee surgery. missing final three months of last season and the playoff. pavelski and kane are looking forward to skating with the elite passer. >> joe is obviously a legend who is actively playing, which is rare in this league. and it's great to see him back on the ice looking forward to continue to build through throughout throughout the course of the camp. >> get right back on the ice all the same thing that we were able to do felt similar. >> we

and matt gorman is here from the nrc c, and he can get you the details on this, but if you want to know how big the playing field is, look at where people are spending pick the d triple cnn rcc are spending -- and even some leading democrat races. they just spent $1.8 million to protect -- in arizona one, which is clearly a leading democrat seat. but there is enough risk there that they decided to spend their and their biggest reservation and our biggest reservation is in another leading seat and that is barbara comstock in another have been reports about potentially getting cut off. the last pilot that, she is winning. are not going to cut off somebody who is winning. and i feel really good about her prospects. and i think that race is going to be hard-fought, just like it has been the last couple of cycles but i feel pretty confident about she is not legal to stay funded but she is going to win this race. so why do we open it up to questions. >> i have a couple of questions first and then we can get around to the room. i would be remiss if i did not ask about the news of the week. the

matt can give you, matt gorman is here from the nrcc and he can get you details on this, but if you wanto know how big the playing field is, look how they're spending. they're spending in tossup races and even some democratic races. the dccc spent $1.8 million to protect tom o'halloran in arizona 1 which is clearly a lean democrat seat in every prognosticator but there's enough risk there they desaied and another is barbara comstock, decided to spend there. and another is barbara comstock, there are reports abher getting cut off, in the last poll she's winning. i'm not going to cut off somebody who is winning. i feel good about her prospects. i think that race is going i think that race will be hard fought. i think that barbara comstock will not only stay funded, she will win the race. so why don't we open up to questions? >> and have a couple of questions first and then we can get around the room. i would be remiss if i didn't ask about the news of the week. the woodward book and the anonymous op-ed of "the new york times" have caused a tempest in washington about a resistance, resistan

caroline: that's a great insight coming from thomas gorman. thank you. meanwhile, breaking news.ns is saying she backs the one week fbi probe of judge kavanaugh. the judge being put forward for nominee of the supreme court. we know lisa murkowski is the other key female republican also has been saying she backs a break for an fbi investigation. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: time for a bloomberg exclusive now. as tension between china and the u.s. continues, there is a possibility of permanent damage to the relationship. talked to our next guest about china's move. >> we are dealing with a different china today than a few years ago. china is now an economic competitor to the united states and the security competitor to the united states. it is using its capacities and capabilities to exert influence and long-standing spheres of the u.s. influence. china isonomic side, almost a $14 trillion economy. it has not opened up like it should. it is untenable for china to say that the world should keep their companies chinese companies. there's a lot going on. believe this trade war does

know that you had become so frustrated with what had been going on, tom had made contact with shaban gorman, who was kind of the lead reporter at "the baltimore sun" on nsa issues. and tomorrow aga, again withoutg any classified information, helped to understand what a massive intelligence failure and taxpayer boondoggle had taken place. >> ondoigoing, too. >> what resulted was tom being indicted under the espionage act. again, he had revealed no classified information. and when we finally get to the point in 2011 when the government's case collapses, if you actually take a look at the trial transcript, the sentencing transcript, the judge, kow tell by reading it, came within a whisper, essentially, a whisker, i should say, of taking the government counsel and sanctioning them for completely bogus and inappropriate -- >> they fabricated evidence. >> that unfortunately, by itself, is a completely -- >> a felony. >> -- separate story that would take us another two hours to go into. >> they did that to us, too, by the way. >> because we are very, very short op time now, and i wanted to leave s

let's get inside now from thomas gorman who served at the sec for many years and henry, ceo and editorder of business insider gentlemen, welcome henry, let me begin with you because famously, you had your own run ins with the sec so you know the discomfort that being the subject of an sec investigation can bring. was elon musk correct in walking away from a settlement >> i don't know if he's correct. i have to say he read the sec complaint and it is very persuasive elon musk says other evidence that would make it not, if there is, okay want to keep an open mind to that i am just mystified. not a mark cuban situation elon musk is the ceo of what was a $50 billion super high profile public company you want to get this behind you as quickly as possible for the company's sake, not just your own personal would not have required him to step down as ceo it sounds good i don't understand why the board hasn't insisted that this be put behind the company and the shareholders >> our reporting, henry, is the deal is on the table apparently would have required mr. musk to step aside for a period, p

steve dymond, is a haemophiliac infected with hepatitis c in the 1980s, here's here with his wife su gormaned with hiv as a child. barry fitzgerald's wife jane was infected with hepatitis c through a transfusion and died in 2015. jan smith's seven—year old son colin was a haemophiliac and died of aids. he died in1990. laura smith is jan s daughter in law and she's here to supportjan. thank you all for coming on the programme, iwant thank you all for coming on the programme, i want to ask you all, three decades you have waited for this enquiry and today it finally begins, how are you feeling? i'm just wondering whether they are going to have the courage and bravery to search fully into all those responsibilities, whoever it involves, whether it be government ministers, drug companies, etc, but it is also a moment when, today, we will have a commemoration for the 3000 dead haemophiliacss. andy, how are you feeling today? it is all a bit surreal, to be honest, it is a day that i never thought would come must as hard as i have fought and as long as i have campaigned, it has been, this is a day