permit holders: craig & marina greenwood. project: remodel upper unit of two-unit building; change rear portion of existing gable roof to flat roof with roof deck above; interior remodel of third floor below roof, including remodeled bathroom; new stair to roof; remodel interior stair; new small deck at level three. we will start with the requesters. three minutes to each -- >> may i relay i have read the materials. >> the clerk: thank you. >> you ask him and he lie about his garage he did not know the plan by his professional team and when he knew he fired them. starting in 2006, they issued writing and the claim was existing but the first floor is unexcavated. since 2005 he used the same team for many years. the testimony given after our rebuttal after the original hearing for the state agency therefore we were not able to produce this new evidence at original hearings. before i the hearing he refused to provide the information. he testified greenwood refused to provide and the state agency provided the code. in greenwood's

lizzie greenwood hughes we lizzie greenwood hughes are starting with football much we are starting with follows, so we need to leave the room if you don't want to leave the room if you don't want to know what happened. manchester city have won the premier league title with five games to spare. they cannot be caught after manchester united lost today. andy swiss has more. a week ago, they denied city the title. today, manchester united handed it to them. west bromwich albion had beaten manchester united and manchester city are the champions of the premier league. watching it on tv, vincent kompany. celebrations with his family and then on the phone with team—mate kevin de bruyne. going to be a nice party. as for the fans, well it doesn't get much sweeter. handed on a plate from their lot across the road after last week. dreamworld. well city's triumph has been emphatic, the title has not been won this early in the season for 17 yea rs. this early in the season for 17 years. they may have had this appointment in europe, but their domestic dominance is beyond dispute. 16 points clear with

john greenwood from inv esm sco as the chief international economist.ck to beijing for an exclusive interview with p.s.a. carlos gomez. first joined by lincoln motor group vice president to talk about the brand's shift in strategy. rishaad: 10:29 in hong kong. 12:29 in sydney. the chairman of japan's ruling liberal democratic party said dissolving parliament is an option if they table a motion of no confidence in the abe government. the series of scandals and missteps has sent approval rates to new lows and criticism is growing. the party chairman told reporters that a snap election would be a possibility. president trump has radically changed his tune on north korea just months after deriding kim jong un as little rocket man he's now complimenting him as very honorable and saying he hopes they can meet very soon. such praise is a dramatic u-turn for the u.s. which has long condemned the dynasty for brutality and human rights violations. despite the warmer tone the president still had a strong message. president trump: very simple. they get rid of their

abby: lee greenwood.nown her for over 30 years so a big fan of him but really looking forward to what he had to say about her about knowing her so personally. todd: god bless the usa, he's the man. you can't help but shed a tear. looking forward to having lee on the reason we are so proud in our country is because we stand up to bullies and north korea now striking a little bit more with a mild pulse because of what president did the communist country putting its missile test on hold and closing one of its nuclear sites, president trump calling it big progress tweeting he's looking forward to his high stakes face to face meeting with dictator kim jong-un. ed: the two of course expected to talk about further isolation for the hermit kingdom getting rid of its nukes altogether and the testing has stopped effective immediately. the rogue nation also vowing to engage in conservation with its neighbors to secure peace in the korean peninsula and that's why we're bringing in mercedes schlapp from the white hous

now with all the sport — here's lizzie greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. here's lizzie greenwoode champions because their nearest rivals, manchester united, are on the verge of losing to west brom. if it stays like this at old trafford manchester city will be guaranteed the title with five games remaining. rodriguez has scored the only goal so farfor rodriguez has scored the only goal so far for west rodriguez has scored the only goal so farfor west brom rodriguez has scored the only goal so far for west brom who was still firmly rooted to the bottom of the table. meanwhile, in the early kick—off, newcastle guaranteed pretty much to stay up after beating arsenal. celtic are on for the trouble again after beating rangers to a place in the scottish cup final. they come to be won 4—0 against their old firm rivals who had a player sent off. celtic are bidding to get all three domestic trophies for a second year ina domestic trophies for a second year in a row. chelsea will play arsenal in the women's fa cup final. fran kirby scored both goals in chelsea's 2—0 semifinal win over manch

car pieces flying everywhere after this tight right turn early in the race tom blomkvist score the greenwood suffered the worst of the damage but managed to keep going. no such problems for the french been with the flag on the tail of his car just a record of who started in pole position and was the first to see the checkered flag win in his home race and expanding his championship lead to thirty one points the former f one driver believes erasing has made it mainstream it is the future of the moment so or when the time engine that is getting huge and there's not a question of whether it's going to be huge i know it is huge already we have a moment it's like she was involved in a than in any other time in ship. it makes sense. for races remaining this season next up earlier and. now what you can see behind me is not just any wave it's the largest wave ever surfed eighty foot high that is twenty four meters and that little dog well that is good rico kosha he said you world record when he wrote it all the way in is out it will she go to new member last year and now the brazilian stuff has just

the side were reduced to ten players when alex greenwood was sent off.on after thanks to an instinctive finish. england won a penalty in injury time and it was duly dispatched byjudy taylor. england have overtaken wales at the top of groupi in european qualifiers. scotland, meanwhile, beat poland 3—0 in group 2, with all the goals coming in the last 11 minutes. the striker got the first with ten minutes remaining, and claire hemsley scored the second for the scots. it puts the scots second, behind group leaders switzerland, having played a game less. now to the commonwealth games, and day seven as well under way on the gold coast. our reporter is in queensland. and there has been a result of the england— new zealand netball match we were talking about. what does that mean? well, it means england have won that game. their last group game. it means that new zealand are in danger of not qualifying for the semifinals. let me put that in context for you. new zealand have traditionally been one of the top netball teams in the world, and since its interaction a

walter todd of greenville cap touch of greenwood capital is sticking with us. .hank you, jason we willread on retail sales, next. will consumers finally spend their tax cuts? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: this is bloomberg daybreak. about 30 seconds to go until we get the retail numbers for the month of march s&p futures getting by about 15 wednesday the bond market is -- about 15cell points. the bond market is a much sell everywhere. we are hearing that the syrian risks of the u.s. military. back outles if you up 0.3%d gas coming it is a little lower than estimated. the retail sales control group going up 0.4%. overall retail sales coming up about 0.6%. that is relatively close to what we were expecting to we were expecting that expecting. the tax cutsting to come through. the question becomes how sustainable is any kind of boost to retail sales? upail sales for march coming 0.6%. if you take out autos and gas, the number is 0.2%. cars: they sell a lot of and gas is more expensive. it is auto sales and more expensive gas. alix: the weaker categories were building materials, sporting go

. >> reporter: darren greenwood, -- we'd probably go with the project. >> reporter: darren greenwood, livermore public works project, said the plan to drain the ponds has been put on hold until this new batch of ducklings can fly. he said the city will assess what's best for wildlife before the ponds are filled. >> the domesticated ducks and geese we've already collected and hauled to a shelter location. any nonnative turtles will be hauled away to bay area turtle and tortoise rescue so those have a place to go. the only animals that will be harmed, per fish and game regulations, we can't relocate the fish in the pond. >> these ducks and geese that live here were born here and this is their home. >> reporter: so the plan is on hold right now because of the ducklings and once they can fly, then things will resume. so what's in store for this open space? the city of livermore has plans to have a splash zone for the kids, a skatepark, benches, a walking area. they say it's been discussed the past couple of years and keep in mind there used to be a golf course, but now that that golf cour

with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre.s from england, scotland, and wales dominated the penultimate day of the common what games, winning nearly one third of 44 gold medals on offer. we report from the gold coast. england's track team have been accused of making a slow start to these games. there was nothing sluggish about the men's four x 100. a strong second mate with them at the front. they held on to the baton and be lead. but whatever the men can do, the women can bet. they didn'tjust win, can do, the women can bet. they didn't just win, they set a new english record, with long jump lorraine ugen called in. english record, with long jump lorraine ugen called inlj english record, with long jump lorraine ugen called in. i thought i have to run. i have two. asuna she gave me the baton i went 0gogo. have to run. i have two. asuna she gave me the baton i went ogogo. -- as soon as. in the boxing they were going for it as well, with england's, wales, and northern ireland battling. these have been a record come of games. ever

alex greenwood was sent off, but took the lead next tony dobbin‘s constrictive finish.taylor converted, as england overtook wales at the top of group a. also coming up, with wimbledon still a few months off, essex seems to have discovered something called real tennis. we will find out exactly how shortly. but another busy day at the commonwealth games that continues to provide us with some extremely close contests as well as some very close contests. the focus today on the road, track and pool. good evening from the gold coast. at the halfway point in the commonwealth games, things are revamping up. a quick look to tomorrow first of all, and the diving starts, but there will be no tom daley in the individual event. he announced himself this morning that he would not be competing in the individual platform event because of a hip injury, so it will not be defending his commonwealth title. he says he is truly devastated, but still plans to compete with damaged good fellow in the synchronised event on friday, so thatis the synchronised event on friday, so that is some conso

when the bus arrives at greenwood elementary, not everyone gets off. >> you ready?> reporter: the brushes come out, and the braiding begins. isabella saw bus driver tracy dean fix another girl's hair, so she got up the courage to ask for help too. >> i think to myself, what if it was my child, you know. i'm going to cry. >> reporter: the mother of four was diagnosed with cancer seven years ago and thought about what her own children would do without her. >> tracy is the best bus driver in the whole galaxy. >> reporter: noticing a newfound confidence in isabella, teacher anne freese wrote a letter about tracy. >> dear transportation department, i want to bring to your attention that you have a game changer. >> reporter: tracy loves driving the bus and knows she was meant to do this. >> i didn't just survive for my husband or my children. i survived for these kids on the bus that need somebody to talk to or do their hair or whatever. i feel pretty blessed. >> and a big thanks to our partners at ksltv in salt lake city. we appreciate you spending part of your evening w

then we'll hear from michael greenwood, professor of law at my alma mater company antonin scalia law, administrative law and federal court. previously a scholar at the american enterprise institute, chairman of the competitive enterprise institute and founder of the center for individual rights. michael has written nine books including "sell globally, tax locally" which is particularly relevant to today's discussion. it's also read numerous articles and provided testimony at the state and federal level. michael studies political science and philosophy at the university of hamburg in germany and received a ph.d. in government from cornell. last but not least, we will hear from a colleague at heritage party policy analyst at the institute for policy studies. his research focuses on the economics of taxation, international tax competition in the federal budget. his work has appeared in "the new york times" and "the wall street journal" and many other news outlets. he previously worked at the competitive enterprise institute. he has a bachelor's degree from wittman college and he's curren

john jackson is city manager of greenwood village and was the police chief before then.re you surprised that the science hasn't been developed tot to give that police officer ctool at the roadside to check if somebody is impaired? >> i think my word would be more trustrated, because if public safety truly mattered, we would sit down and figure this out. >> reporter: the same survey that reported 69% of colorado marijuana users drive high reveals 10% of drivers said they atink that they drive better high. en the truth of the matter is it's unsafe to drive when you're impaired. alcohol, marijuana-- it doesn't matter. when you run into the person in the crosswalk, they're dead either way. >> reporter: deckert has changed her outlook on other drivers. are you ever thinking about this, that people are driving sgh? >> every single day. and i'm scared to death of what would happen if i lost one of my children. >> reporter: barry petersen, cbs news, denver. >> morgan: still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," new research points to the long-term benefits of all-day preschool. all-d

with all the sport, here's lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. a very busy day.dramatic grand national in one of the closest finishes in history. ridden by davy russel and trained by gordon elliot, it was a clean sweep for irish horses, as our correspondent andy swiss reports from aintree. would racing's biggest day see one of its biggest stories? much of the focus beforehand was on three female jockeys, especially katie walsh. that didn't materialise. only 12 of the 38 horses finished. one for was said to be in a stable condition. on the second circuit they had to bypass beaches brooke. it was effectively a duel, tiger roll ridden by davy russell seemed to have won, but back came david mullins on pleasant company to set up an extraordinary finish. after a nervous wait... first, numberi3, after a nervous wait... first, number 13, tiger roll. the faces of victory and defeat. despairfor mullins, delightfultrainer victory and defeat. despairfor mullins, delightful trainer gordon elliott, and especially for russell. at 38, the oldestjockey in the race, with the trium

but one of the stories in the book is about how my daughter and i would go to greenwood cemetery in brooklyn, new york. this is the only section that takes place in brooklyn, where we live in our normal lives. and we discovered at the end of this road the secret entrance to the cemetery, and it was so exciting for me to learn that our neighborhood had a secret door to this necropolis. and i said to my daughter, never forget what your father has given you. let's go into this cemetery. and it was a rainy day and she was wearing her raincoat, her red raincoat, and i was wearing, i only had a mustache then, and i was wearing my gray raincoat with my hood up and for some reason i had sunglasses on. and as we were going in, the guard at the cemetery gate said, wait a minute, are you sure you wanna go in this cemetery? and i said, oh yes i am sir. and he said, i was not talking to you. and he turned to my daughter, and he said, this is a very large cemetery, there are lots of places you could go where if you needed help, no one could hear you. are you sure you want to go into this cemetery with thi

i'm lizzie greenwood hughes, the headlines tonight.s next? wenger‘s former captain patrick vieira is amongst the names being touted. fulham take a step closer to getting back in the premier league, beating play off hopefuls millwall. and gloucester are on their way to bilbao. through to the european challenge cup final. so tonight it's mostly about arsene wenger who, despite plenty of speculation, still managed to stun the footballing world by announcing he's retiring from managing arsenal football club at the end of the season a year before his contract runs out. wenger is the longest serving manager in the premier league, in charge of arsenal for 22 years, winning 3 league titles and a record 7 fa cups. currently though they're 6th in the table and heading for their worst league finish under the frenchman. so the decision has been coming and the fans have been voting with their feet. but as the club's chief executive ivan gazidis explained to the media this afternoon, he is not going to be easy to replace. he set a new ambition, notj

john jackson, city manager of greenwood village, the police chief before that. >> are you surprised that the science hasn't been developed yet to give that police officer a tool at the roadside to check if somebody is impaired? >> i think my word would be frustrated. because if public safety truly mattered. we would sit down, and figure this out. >> the same survey, that reported 69% of colorado marijuana users drive high, reveals, 10% of drivers said they think that they drive better high. today, the state will show, psas like this one. >> the police can't tell that i am driving high. >> at a 420 rally celebrating marijuana. >> truth of the matter is it is unsafe to drive when you are impaired. alcohol, marijuana. doesn't matter. when you run into the person in the cross walk they're dead either way. >> deckert changed her outlook on other drivers. >> are you ever thinking about this that people are driving high. >> every single day. scared to death what would happen if i lost one of my children. >> reporter: society is changing. a lot more states debate whether to make marijuana legal.

. >>> violence erupts at a sikh temple in greenwood, indiana. the new temple leaders were being selected and the old leaders did not want to relinquish power. nine people were hospitalized after the brawl at the temple. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich running out of legal options. u.s. supreme court has refused to hear his appeal. he will continue serving a 14-year sentence for rupcorrupt in the colorado prison. the 61-year-old was convicted in 2011 attempting to sell the vacant senate seat by barack obama. he was removed from office by the state senate in 2009. his corruption trial, the jury returned 18 guilty verdicts. >>> senator john mccain is in stable condition after surgery for an intestinal infection. he has been undergoing treatment for brain cancer in phoenix. his office released a statement he is engaged in the work with the committee. last night, his daughter tweeted her admiration for intense grit and determination. thanks to his dork doctors and everyone praying for him. >>> even a price hike cannot slow netflix down.

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it happened on this past weekend during sunday service at the gurdwara sikh temple in greenwood...e people are caught on camera pushing and throwing punches. one man's turban was pulled from his head during the fight. the video also appears to show a man hit over the head with some sort of vase... between 100 and 150 people were involved in the scuffle... nine people were injured... the police department is investigating but no arrests have been made. members say the brawl stemmed from an internal power struggle between two groups... (grant) in florida, police are hoping to close-in on the minnesota woman accused of killing her husband and a woman...shes been dubbed the "gambling grandma"... police released this new surveillance video they say is 56-year-old lois riess of minnesota driving her victim's car to driving her victim's car to a hotel in ocala, florida... riess is accused of murdering her husband david, and 59-year old pamela hutchinson last month.. authorities believe riess killed hutchinson to assume her identity because the two resemble one another. riess is known to h

was an assault by 10,000 armed whites on the wealthy, well-to-do black community of tulsa called greenwood in 1921 on the night of may 31, june 21. it is the most massive assault by white americans on black americans. those kinds of things were happening in florida, arkansas, and other places at the time, but nothing to the degree and drama, and complete destruction of a very, very wealthy, well-to-do community of successful and prosperous in aan americans living certain kind of autonomy here in oklahoma. and then it was covered over, that history disappeared. , in a lot of ways, we have disappeared our national narrative altogether. we don't really want to think about our fans and -- our founders and slavery, we don't want to think about the broadest of the genocide of native people, or ethnic cleansing that happened with the -- masses ofesses people moved here on what was called the trail of tears. you think about oklahoma's contemporary character. in the earliest 20 century, we were the most left state. the socialist candidates for early -- 1919he elections i think, received more votes

so yes greenwood i also have an opinion about that, but i'm often humbled about my opinions and how reality based they might be, but it's my observations that almost all the services that you see in the eco system are episodic, meaning you come in, you meet criteria, you get really excellent care, getting your broken arm fixed or whatever it is, and you no longer meet criteria and you're discharged. and that could be two weeks in a detox, or it could be half an hour in a emergency. so it begins and ends. and for most of our population, that works. for a population who is extremely vulnerable, had many, many years of living on the streets and are complicated and all of the disorders that they are suffering from, the only lifetime service we have in this health department is primary care, and they can't manage appointment driven primary care, many of them. many of those highest needs folks, so what we have to figure out is how do we rethink wrapping around someone in a lifetime and being able to have a team sort of rise to the -- to the acuity of life happens or something happens and be able

with all the news, here‘s lizzie greenwood—hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks very much.ntree. would racing‘s biggest day see one of its biggest stories? much of the focus beforehand was an free female jockeys, especially katie walsh. but that historic hope didn‘t materialise, as at the first time of asking the set of over aintree‘s famous fences. as ever, there were followers, only 12 of the 38 horses finished and on the second circuit they had to bypassed beeches broke. it was effectively a duel, tiger roll ridden by davy russell seemed to have an one, but back came david mullins on pleasant company to set up mullins on pleasant company to set up an extraordinary finish. eventually, after a photo, tiger roll‘s when was confirmed. delight on one side, despair on the other. victory for gordon elliott on another day of grand national drama. yes, it was some finish. some news on the horse whose fault caused that date on the second circuit. he is being assessed in the stables, all the other horses and jockeys have returned safely. thank you, andy swiss reporting from aintree

greenwood from law center who talked about your case and your deposition and so forth. >> yeah. it was a good deposition. >> yeah. >> i did my best. >> you do what you got to do. life long democrat. thank you very much. > thank you. >> thank you. [crowd discussion] >> these men and women tell me, they learn never to bring up donald trump. jasper! >> yes, i got one. >> how are you? >> good. how are you? >> how was it? >> it was awesome. really good. >> did it make sense? am i hearing what i'm hearing? >> perfect sense. >> here you go, jasper. see you, man. >> are we signing eggs? >> yes, please. >> how many of you are going to run? all right. thank you, olivia. >> i'm christina. > good to meet you, too. thank you so much for coming today. >> thank you, christina. thank you. i hope you run. >> one for my son in london. it's his birthday and i was wondering if you could say happy birthday to him? >> you want me to sing happy birthday to him? you've never heard me sing. yes. what is his or her name? >> his name is cameron. mr. o'malley: tell me the three, two, one. >> three, two, on

it is stokely carmichael who calls for black power in 1966 during the meredith march in greenwood, mississippi, and becomes this huge icon post assassination of malcolm x. carmichael is named honorary prime minister of the black panther party, initially field marshall, by executive order from huey newton, 1967, and helps publicize the free huey two largen 1968 at rallies in oakland and los angeles and becomes one of the , a bridgel figures figure between civil rights and black power. in 1969,to west africa and dies of prostate cancer in november 1998. one of the stalwart iconic figures who becomes an unreconstructed revolutionary and he changes his name to honor the pan african nkrumah and and --respectively. 90's,n the 1970's and continues to articulate revolutionary ideas. host: kathleen cleaver? guest: i wanted to make a clarification that the name the black panther party came from an organization that stokely and other people in the counting alabama,ndes county, who wanted to, for the first time, run candidates for office, so they had a political party, lowndes county freedom organization,

it's stokely car michael who calls for black power june 16th, 1966, during the meredith march in greenwood, mississippi, and becomes this huge icon post the assassination of malcolm x and is named primary prime minister of the black panther party. field marshall by executive order from huey newton, by executive order number two in 1967 and helps publicize the free huey movement on february 17th, and 18th in 1968 at two alarm rallies in okay land and los angeles, becomes one of the few pivotal figures between civil rights and black power because he really participated in both of those movements. removes to west africa, free in 1969 and dies of prostate cancer of in november of 1968. really one of the iconic figures who has become an unreconstructed revolutionary. quame changes his name in honor of the pan-african leaders of ghana, respectively. really one of the key revolutional figures who in the 1970s and ''80s -- '80s and a 90s, continues with those revolutionary ideas. >> i wanted to make a clarification the name the black panther party came from an organization that stokely and rad bro

it is stokely carmichael who calls the black power in 1966 during the meredith march in greenwood, mississippi, and becomes this huge icon post assassination of malcolm x. carmichael is named honorary prime minister of the black panther party, initially field marshal and by executive order from hearing the and really two large rallies and oakland and los angeles and becomes one of the key pivotal and to produce a paid it in both of those movements. he moves to west africa in 1969 and dies of prostate cancer in november of 1998. really one of the iconic figures who becomes an unreconstructed revolutionary and he changes his name to honor the pan african ghana but really one of the key revolutionary figures of the 1960's, even in the 1970's and to 1990's, continues to articulate those revolutionary ideas. host: kathleen cleaver? guest: i wanted to make a clarification that the name the black panther party came from an organization that stokely and other people in the counting alabama were collaborating with the local community, who wanted to, for the first time, run candidates for office, so the

stokely carmichael's who caused 1966lack power june 16, during a march in greenwood, mississippi.ostcomes this huge icon the assassination of malcolm x. carmichael was named honorary prime minister of the black panther party. initially he was the field marshal by the executive order from huey p newton, executive order number ii of 1967. he helped publicize the "free huey" movement -- "free movement and he becomes one of the key pivotal figures, the bridge figure between human rights and civi black power. he moved to africa in 1969 and died of rustic cancer in november, 1998. he was one of the stalwart iconic figures who becomes the unreconstructed revolutionary. kwameanged his name to clim toure, in honor of the pan african leaders, kwame nkrumar toure, african leaders who were assassinated. he continues to articulate the revolutionary ideas. host: cufflink wanted to jump in with a calm -- kathleen wanted to jump in with a comment here? kathleen cleaver: i just wanted to clarify that the black panther party, the name him from an organization that stokely carmichael and others from

some 10,000 armed whites on the wealthy, well-to-do black community north of tulsa it was called greenwood happened in 1921 on the night of may 31 and june 1, 1921. the most massive assault by white americans on black americans that happened, those kinds of things are happening. they happened in florida, arkansas, of the places in that time but nothing to the degree and the drama and the complete destruction of a very, very wealthy, well-to-do community of successful and prosperous african americans. people living in a certain kind of autonomy here in oklahoma. and then it was covered over, that history disappeared. it's the way that come in a lot of ways we have disappeared our national narrative altogether. we don't really want to think about our founding in slavery. we don't really want to think about or phone, except the broadest outline strokes of the genocide of native people of the ethnic cleansing that happened with the removal when masses of people were moved here on what is become called the trail of tears. those are parts of the ways, and then i think about oklahoma's, our conte

lee greenwood playing in the background, to set the stage, talk about a topic he is comfortable talking that would be the economy and taxes. his poll numbers have been solid there. a chance to a void some of the distractions, james comey and everything else. neil: you're watching president in florida where he will talk up the signature tax cuts. >> these are my friends. these are great friends. we have great friend right here. so thank you very much, everybody. we really appreciate it. we have made tremendous progress in our country. we're working on new trade deals that will be great deals. where as you know very tough on cuba. [cheers and applause] have no choice. not fair, not fair what happened but this is our, we're going to celebrate a little bit. i love behind us, usa open for business. whose idea was that? [applause] marco. t was marco. it is open for business. we're doing tremendously. companies are moving back into our country now. we have billions of dollars and even trillions of dollars going to be coming back in already started. apple 350 billion-dollar investment, really a

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it is stokely carmichael who calls the black power in 1966 during the meredith march in greenwood, mississippiand becomes this huge icon post assassination of malcolm x. carmichael is named honorary prime minister of the black panther party, initially field marshal and by executive order from hearing the and really two large rallies and oakland and los angeles and becomes one of the key pivotal and to produce a paid it in both of those movements. he moves to west africa in 1969 and dies of prostate cancer in november of 1998. really one of the iconic figures who becomes an unreconstructed revolutionary and he changes his name to honor the pan african ghana but really one of the key revolutionary figures of the 1960's, even in the 1970's and to 1990's, continues to articulate those revolutionary ideas. host: kathleen cleaver? guest: i wanted to make a clarification that the name the black panther party came from an organization that stokely and other people in the counting alabama were collaborating with the local community, who wanted to, for the first time, run candidates for office, so they

former rugby star will greenwood and ex—sas serviceman jason fox have overcome personal heartache toing rollerskaters, to hurdling llamas. ben shires, the host of cbbc‘s officially amazing has seen it all when it comes to world records. he'll be here to demonstrate one of the wackier ones. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. leaders and senior politicians from the commonwealth will this morning begin discussions in windsor to decide the organisation's future direction. the 53 member countries will discuss ways to strengthen ties as well cybercrime and the environment. they'll also be deciding whether to grant the queen's wish that prince charles should eventually succeed her as the head of the organisation. a senior government scientist has warned there could still be hotspots of the nerve agent used to attack sergei skripal and his daughter at different locations around salisbury. ian boyd from the department for environment, food and rural affairs told a public meeting last night there could be toxic levels of the substance in nine areas which are

but there's good american stuff happening here we played a little lee greenwood.uy stocks and how about this this should be in the oed, mick. the oxford english dictionary. maganomics >> you like that one >> i think you coined the term let's work omb director mick mulvaney he also acts on the financial protection bureau. and as you know, 3% could never be done again because of -- >> never ever ever ever ever i was crazy for suggesting it. >> not enough people and productivity couldn't go up. now by a lot of people, they are conceding it will be done because of the front end loaded tax plan we paid everything forward but no way in 2019 and beyond. >> we're watching your show beforehand and sort of joking over all of the awful names we were called when we suggested we could get to 3% growth we didn't think we could do it until 2020 that was what the original projection was we came up with about a year ago and we're there ahead of schedule not only was it not crazy, we actually underestimated the potential of the american economy which of course people have been doin