greenfield kid. she's a third she gets it do you talk to your seven year old above mr trump all politics . do they have opinions if she if she has you know if she has a question sure or do you make of all this. but look when i talk to my daughter about it it's difficult because i think one of the problems is that it's really. he's less the integrity of the position. and. want to tell your children. that it still is a very important and highly regarded job and and that they can be present on yeah i guess i know it's ok to play a little game of if you only know i do is throw some questions at you childhood celebrity crush regis reaches yeah you had a crush on regions who would in secret talent i can fall asleep pretty fast person you trade places with for a day regis are you really psyched on regis who was with a friend i know yes i were friends with that you know his daughter wrote on our show oh good new girl yeah new girl costar you trade places with for a day. more and more us has been on the show

and bob iger blocking btig analyst rich greenfield on twitter. why?ll explain that but first shares of ge hitting a new 52 week low doing something unforeseen in over four decades. dom chu here to break it all down >> scott, ge shares have had a rough time so far in 2017, so rough that it's the worst performing stock in the dow and now things have reached a relative performance point that traders haven't seen in over four decades with ge's declines again today, shares have now lost over a fifth of their value year to date meanwhile the dow itself is up 11% in that same time frame. that means 32% underperformance. of ge stock. versus the dow and that is the biggest gap seen in data going back 45 years. 2017 is the first year in the last 45 that traders have witnessed ge stock trade within 1% at a 52 week low on the same day that the overall dow has closed within 1% of a 52 week high that has happened already 29 times just since may now, there was a time when ge was the belle of the ball in american markets according to historical data compiled, a decad

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newshour weekend special correspondent jeff greenfield is here with me now. >> before we get started with some of these changes let's talk about this times article, kellyanne conway dismissed it this morning on abc. too soon for these folks to be doing this? >> reporter: well it just shows you the weak nature of the trump presidency, six months in his term, he may not be around. i think figuring out 2020 from six months is a fool's errand. maybe this is about 2024. you really want to say to the political press, get a grip. but do i think just think iforts one -- it's one small piece of evidence this is a presidency unlike any have seen, he won't be around. >> sreenivasan: even with that considered, there are the legislative defeats, the health care was the spectacular one but there are changes happening underneath that congress doesn't necessarily have to approve. >> reporter: i think daily ong stories, breaking news breaking news is kind of distracting us from the following. the federal bench is being totally remade. dozens of appointments with no traditional filibuster, they are go

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a big increase in the number of times on television reporters were saying words like lie, jeff greenfield, is this a change in tone, a change in fte tenor? >> as opposed to falsehoods, i these it was the "new york times" during the campaign that jumped over that line. it doesn't imply, it says this was intentional. or at best incredibly reckless. and i think it shows a steady increase in how most of the press is now trying to stay so to its readers we know what was said was false and it couldn't be anything other than distribute. >> when i focus on proven falsehoods, or other media focus on falsehoods, are we just playing into the hands of the president? >> i worry about the "new york times" full page all of its list of characterizing lie. and using the word when we don't know if it was deliberate. i think it's important to get accurate information. but saying something is a lie is really put in an entirely different box. what the trump administration tends to do is move statements, when they're accused of, quote, unquote lying, by saying it actually has some basis in fact, and here it is

>> so in our market space, it's very much greenfield, most companies do not have this layer of securityre's high demand for it. as i mentioned, we see a strong opportunity out there. it's a layer that's on top of other security investments that companies have made. and so it is welcome, and we have a very strong pipeline. most of the market out there is greenfield we just talked about this quarter adding two fortune 100 companies. we now have half of the fortune 100. most of the market is open ground here in the u.s., it's the most highly educated market in terms of awareness and where our pipe hooin is the strongest but most companies do nod vit. therefore, we see it as our mission to introduce, educate, and put this layer in place. >> how many companies have been attacked that we do not know about that have paid off the bad guys because they did not use cyberark >> it's happening daily. the attacks are becoming more and more sophisticated where it's not just encrypting grandma's computer with you going after enterprises and either encrypting for ransom, but also destructing so it's ve

. >> back with me now, joann litman, lydia potry and jeffrey greenfield.hey're a slow acting poison, gradually hurting the country by causing more distrust of the media. it has been very high for a long time. it's getting worse. do you agree it's a poison when the president talks this way? >> it is a quite deliberate tactic and one he has been using from the time he ran for president. that is to inoculate his supporters against believing whatever is said about donald trump in the mainstream press. the idea is -- he said it in so many words -- whatever you hear from those sources, whether it's cnn or "the new york times" or abc, don't believe it. i don't think it takes a conspiratorial mind to understand the strategy. the next time a news outlet comes out with a story that puts donald trump in a bad light, the idea is his supporters will have been taught to say, fake news, don't believe it. the idea that the press doesn't love our country, i mean, you know, i don't how many reporters have died covering wars, trying to bring stories to the attention of the p

police say the sexual assault occurred in greenfield.re a 17-year-old boy, and two 16-year-olds. they are also accused of giving the girl deadly amounts of alcohol. ( darya ) police were able to identify the teens with the help of home surveillance video. one of them is also being investigated for a prior incident involving a 12- year-old girl who was also found drunk on a sidewalk. prosecutors say the three could be tried as adults. ( mark ) two san jose police officers were justified in shooting a suicidal man outside his home last year. santa clara county prosecutors made that announcement yesterday. 18-year-old anthony nunez was shot and killed outside a home on feller avenue in july of last year. officials say nunez pointed a gun in the direction of police, and that is when they opened fire. in a lawsuit filed last month, the family said they hid

me now to discuss the president's latest actions is newshour weekend special correspondent jeff greenfield, who's in santa barbara, california. jeff, is there something that binds all these different actions together? >> yes, it's all about the base. so you have the second level departing whitehouse aide charging that the whitehouse has been captured by the globalists, the knee oh conservatists, the enemies of the steve bannon nationalists. if you want to appeal the base, you please the social conservatives with the bannon trans genders of the military then you pardon sheriff art pie pie -- our pi arpaio. and you say obama's plan to protect the children of undocumented immigrants, that may be going by the wayside. that's all about shoring up the promises you made to be tough on immigration and to side with the social conservatives. >> sreenivasan: why do that on a friday night literally as a hurricane is coming to shore? >> for anybody else, you'd have the suspicions that he was trying to hide it. but remember trump all but announced he was going to issue that pardon at a very well covered

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in the issue that there would be real housing there for the survivors of the greenfield tragedy the latest i think is in london and she's saying that boras will neighboring bars how do you think i did in policy because it was we have to hold them to account and if they've moved residence into some nearby luxury apartments which have a concierge service which have a gymnasium and it's important that the people that move into that property get those services i mean whether they're in a separate section i don't know whether they're think they will be in a separate. area for so-called affordable housing just describe what a poor door is yes i mean a poor door is an annex to luxury apartments which is where the social rent tenants leave in and there are all sorts of reasons for that used to justify it part of the agreement with the builder is that they'll only make a certain amount of social rents available if there is a separate and entrance it also reduces the cost down for everybody so you can argue economically that you know there is a reason for it but then on the other side of it you can

the girl was found on a sidewalk in the city of greenfield last wednesday. responding paramedics said she was intoxicated and took her to the hospital. doctors say she had been sexually assaulted. cameras captured three teens carrying her from a car and leaving her on the sidewalk. they are now facing charges. >>> north korea backing off threats but the move comes after a scary morning for residents there on the island. details after the break. >> and after days of cooler weather around the bay area a warm up is back in the forecast. steve paulson is here . >> we are continuing to monitor a wildfire. a big challenge. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything. . >>> military officials say there is no change in policy regarding transgender members of the military. its been nearly three weeks now since the president said that transgender service

simon greenfield started morgan stanley commodity business. andy hall started his own. able for quite some time so this is truly a really big shock for the market. vonnie: asymmetrically. he wa-- a symmetric play. he was on the wrong side of it. alix: in july, he sent a letter out when he was trying to step back he said. he sets on a mentally appear have fundamentally worsened. raising the odds for significant oversupply in 2018. even if opec maintains its production cut.at the start of the year, the anchor was thought to be 60. today, it appears closer to 50. it was definitely walking back his bullish call. i cannot stress to you in the community how big deal this really is. he was the energy tighten. fo-- titan. closing up shop is a big surprise in this industry. vonnie: he has money and other vehicles as well, right? alix: sure, but this is not just about andy hall. all other energy commodity hedge funds posted losses of about 3.8% in may. earlier in the year, we saw pierre. his hedge fund lost 18%. he also closed up shop. he was going to be starting an energy equiti

. >> any of the is to bes we talked about zero >> thank you >> thank you >> rich greenfield all right, talk about it dan brings up an interesting point in terms of spening that could happen an apple or facebook facebook's broadcasted a wants to spend a lot it's got a platform by the way, a lot of users just like that >> i think sometimes, when we talk media stocks, often time, we go well, there's cbs and fox and netflix. the reality is social media is taking a pace pees of all of that we have to look at everything, there are so many other places in the social media world that are competing. it makes this dynamic much different. >> he's missing that one aspect of amazon, apple and facebook. as far as the bull's piece he's been right and right on disney ooichl going to give him all of that trz to look at netflix here, disregard that competition >> is this good for facebook in your view u? >> i think so. i hope so. because right now, they have zero on netflix, we're in the best position but i don't think i'd buy the stock here >> coming up, too much of a good thing. starbucks getting hit

host: randy from greenfield, indiana on the line for independents. go ahead.aller: i was going to make a comment. it has come to my conclusion, and i might be wrong, but we need to have a national referendum on defense and health care. the people of washington do not have a clue, and the people need to make their voices heard, because i do not think they represent the people. host: randy, where do you think the american people would come down on that referendum? caller: i think the public would overwhelmingly support a wall and single-payer. that is what is good for the country. debbie is in oceanside, new york on the line for republicans. go ahead. caller: i just want to say that i live in new york, and i am happy to have a businessman in office to balance the budget. i see welfare being used as a cash machine for immigrants who come here just for that purpose. be protected from islamic aggression in this country. of --ot happy with son some of the actions and words that come out of the president's mouth, because he is not a polished politician. he does not c

ivan: it is much more cautious on capital location and investing in new greenfield projects.of our good performance has been productivity, cost improvement, and a disciplined approach to capital location. we will do budgets going forward which will meet return criteria which perform under a wide range of copper prices and which makes sense under our current folio. our portfolio.er i do nothing we will be persuaded to put money into big investments. manus: the next couple of projects, are there any of those at risk that you think we might have to review those, the projected flow forward? ivan: we have to constant -- project and construction that we are finishing and we have a couple of expansions in the pipeline. we are looking at those and expect we will take approval of one of them early next year. that is our focus today. there is a low risk highway project which can allow us to develop incrementally. mentioned technology, what kind of step change does this have to produce for copper demand globally? and about the cars themselves, this is about the network. car uses ational

trillion life-sciences industry fundamentally lacks core ai competency, which we think is a huge greenfield venture investing. emily: what are the opportunities? it sounds very big picture. how do you see ai revolutionizing things in life sciences? zack: one of my companies can build drug and therapeutics and antifungals from the atom up. they've done this for ebola as well as for a fungus attacking agriculture. that's a massive opportunity. these are using hard-core, applied machine learning to build these molecules and therapeutics from the ground up. emily: you are also investing in space, ai when it comes to space. how so? zack: my portfolio company has 190 satellites in orbit right now that can take a snapshot of every square inch of the planet every day. that's a massive data set, and you need ai and applied machine learning to be able to make sense of that massive data set. most satellites can tell you what's going to happen tomorrow. lannett labs can tell you what happened yesterday, but you need sophisticated ai to interpret the results. emily: do you see companies honing in on the

tonight -- eva longoria, star of "the glass castle", actor max greenfield from "snowfall", producer and get to the news. according to the "washington post", north korea now has the ability to fit a miniature nuclear warhead on missiles that are capable of reaching north america. well don't just stand there, tweeme

police say the sexual assault occurred in greenfield. the suspects are a 17-year-old boy, and two 16-year-olds. they are also accused of giving the girl deadly amounts of alcohol. ( darya ) police were able to identify the teens with the help of home surveillance video. one of them is also being investigated for a prior incident involving a 12- year-old girl who was also found drunk on a sidewalk. prosecutors say the three could be tried as adults. (mark) the government in sierra leone is now asking family members to come and identify their loved ones after the deadly mudslides and floods. nearly 300 people have been killed in the country's capital. more than 600 are still missing. the city's mortuary has been overwhelmed with unidentified corspes coming in. the president of sierra leone has declared a week of mourning. (mark) a mom in new york broke

this is a greenfield project. [laughter] let me finish. let me finish. david: go ahead. >> green field project. haven't said what any state, if you say state net taxpayers not just jobs, but what it brings to the local economies in term of restaurants et cetera, it is good news. david: jack, i believe it was you, go ahead. >> i love these 4,000 jobs. automotive manufacturing employment in america is up 45% over the past eight years. it is actually down just slightly since trump took office. that is not his fault. he just went on vacation. i want to leave on good note. congratulations on 4,000 jobs. david: he is moving the white house. he is not going on vacation. go ahead, paul. >> they haven't pick ad state where this will happen. asked link for it to happen in 2021. while on surface it is good news, what could be added 4,000 jobs the fact we'll not see this a long time. a lot could happen. >> still good news, still good news. david: if you're concerned being too happy, consult jack hough, he will -- melissa: we love you. you're all good sports by the w

said it should happen at mack in tire park where you could have more speech in a greenfield, softballlds out there, a lot more assets where you didn't have to worry about the logistics of our very crowded, dense downtown location. a federal judge in a lawsuit filed by virginia aclu, god bless them, but on this one i think we part ways, a group called the rutherford institute, 9:00 at night, a federal judge enjoined us, enjoined the city manager from doing that permit in another location, forced us to have it in downtown charlottesville where you have thousands of angry people armed. it created exactly the conditions that we were most worried about. it is an unfortunate situation all around. a lot of learning to be done, a lot of healing, a lot of grieving, a lot of work to be done starting now. >> mr. mayor, you thanked the president of the united states for condemning the violence but critical of him. >> at long last. >> beforehand. you say i place the blame for a lot of what's happening in america at the doorstep of the white house. what do you mean by that? >> look, there's an old

jeff greenfield is here to discuss.ht protecting that probe be that which finally unites democrats and republicans?

ok i think i can do that detective greenfield jewish cop in new york. very.definitely a detective not on the beat. and that is going to do it for me for right now for more of the stories we just covered go to you tube dot com forward slash r t america check out our web site r t dot com slash america you can also follow me on twitter right there at the bottom your screen i'm military and thanks for watching remember to question why. i'm tom hartman and i'll give you what the mainstream media a chance of the big picture. and more what you're looking for. we'll go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. twenty million people are on the brink. in under three years violent famine and preventable. if the international community remain silent. if talk about. james bennett is the editor of the new york times editorial page in june the paper published an editorial that said sarah palin had incited violence by circulating a map with crosshairs targeting members of congress then it edited that piece and it pretty much insinuated that palin was

going to be really hard to have confidence in earnings -- >> i'm glad you went there because rich greenfield who is -- i would call him a disney hater, he's negative on disney and has been for some time, says, you could look at a 2020 epps hit of $1 or $2 so that's sort of the point you're making, as well he puts an actual number around it, but the point is clear >> yeah, listen, there is -- he's a little ahead of me, i guess, in thinking about the specific financial pinpoint on it but so, it's not crazy to think about, right there's a lot of negative operating leverage that comes from specifically the espn service, right when we believe there are still 10, 20, 30 million households paying for that service who don't really want it so you think you're going to lose those, anyway so as you lose those -- and there's nothing you can do to keep collecting money from people who don't want the product. you can put it over the top, but if people don't care about sport, you're not going to get them to keep buying it you've got to consider that it depose away. that could take the epps number down a lo

. >> rose: someone on this program jeff greenfield said that hillary clinton, he worked with bobby kennedy and others, and a yale law graduate by the way i think. >> okay. >> rose: said that when hillary clinton should do now, she should go to these working class communities and perhaps she is, but go to them and say i may not get your vote. but i want you to know i'm listening. and i want you to know that if i win and even don't get your vote i'm coming back, to give them some sense, to be able to believe that somebody heading for washington, if she is indeed heading for washington, has taken enough time to try to hear what the problems are. >> sure. i think that would be an extraordinarily constructive addition to our politics because at the end of the day if people only focus on those who they think will vote for them we will have an increasingly polarized electorate, right. >> rose: yes. >> i think there could be a natural constituency in the white working class for hillary clinton, the white working class voted for bill clinton in overwhelming numbers. so it's not, to me, it's not so

according to officials, a 14 year old girl was found unconscious on a sidewalk in greenfield sufferingrom "near lethal levels" of alcohol in her system. she was transported to a salinas hospital, where medical staff found evidence that she had been sexually assaulted.she was then flown to a bay area trauma center. police say the girl had been hanging out with several teenage boys as they drank hard liquor. officers say after the girl became unconscious from the alcohol, she was raped by a 17-year-old boy and two 16-year-old boys. "this is awful. it's one of the worst assault cases we could possibly investigate. how two 16 year old boys and a 17 year old boy could do something like this and think they could get away with it." the boys were booked into juvenile hall on rape and sexual assault charges. one of the boys is also under investigation for a similar incident that happened in july. a 12-year-old girl was found unconscious on a sidewalk with near deadly amounts of alcohol in her blood. there was no evidence that she had been sexually assaulted. investigators are hoping any other p

through the mud, through the blood, to the green greenfield beyond as the british would say. simple. well, let's add a publication here. -- a competition here-- a complication here. i love this map. this is a trench map the australian new zealand corps developed in 1917. each one of those little greenish rectangles is german infantry company. and what we have here in a spac e that is only three mile deep are three german divisions. let's say for the sake of argument, the strength of 14,000 men. tandard military doctrine is that the attacker needs a three to one advantage to overcome the defense. so, now i'm from lancet. if you were to take and put this into perspective and that three mile by four mile ares would be every man woman and child and lansin. defending that area. and to win, the attackers going to have to kill, capture or wound or make these guys go away if i'm going to break through here. now at a three to one advantage, hmm, it would require every man, woman and child in kansas city, kansas, to breakthrough. on a three mile by four mile front. here is the deal. th

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i was in the northwest side of the city for blocks west of greenfield, people who know the city will know that is a major northwest, north-south artery of the city on the northwest side. was visiting my parents who still lived in the house i grew up in and got a phone call from a friend who lived much closer to where everything was burning already. and she said, you had better get home. we lift up in the lat -- lived up in the lansing area 90 miles away. said what is going on? nothing was on tv. nothing was on the radio. nothing. said, some kind of riots going on, you better get out of there and i said, what are you saying, what are you hearing? she said i'm hearing a lot of gunshots and i said ok, bye-bye. i drove all the way back to lansing, 90 miles. where you saw nothing but army vehicles, not tanks, but trucks and -- full of soldiers with weapons and helmets and overhead, helicopters and everything was going into the city. from all these -- from the expressways. they were coming from army bases in lansing, you name it. 100 mile radius around the city coming in. this was my first