he was known as hal or h.d. he was a very jovial, fun-loving guy. >> when i received the kite and the orders, anxiety hit me first because this is a serious thing and i had 16 months to go home. but is it my life or is it going to be his life? and that's what is going on in my head. if i don't carry this assault out, then it's me. also the kite read that you would be receiving a fish line from above in a blue bag. everything that you need would be contained in that bag. double-edged cast iron knife with a double edge and it was tempered because it left no fingerprints. so, i waited like three days and when the line came down that morning, i fished it in, took the blue bag off, and i got the spear shaft from that off the fishing line and i waited. sergeant burchfield approached my cell with a flashlight down by his side, and he saw me standing there, he asked me if i needed a light for my cigarette. so i had a cigarette -- i had a camel in my mouth. that's when he turned. when he turned into the cell, i hit him.

hal and larry and our two groups, we're going to involve the private sector more. we're going to come up with more projects. we're going to try to do more to empower all of you. and we're going to be able to do it and afford to bring in more businesses and more ngos thanks to the robert wood johnson foundation, without whom we would never have done any of the things we've done in america's schools. so thank you very much. and i would like to ask you to give hal and larry a hand and let's bring them up here for a minute. [ applause ] thank you. thank you. let me just say one final thing. i'm in washington, d.c. there are still massive disparities, massive, in the impact of childhood obesity, type ii diabetes, and you know it. so i ask you all, don't get discouraged. the good news is, in their heart of hearts, nobody wants to see any child die or be maimed or have their future affected. it's so easy to get caught up in all the stuff that's easy to get caught up in here. over our long married life, one of the greatest little adages hillary has burned into my brain is

caroline purves/ swimmer 15-22 hal maclean / water management supervisor 55- 1:05 justine waldman / @justinewaldman 1:13- endtrt 1:25 stda sunny day, with no one in the water or on the sand at lake temescal.a toxic algae bloom has forced east bay regional parks to rope off the water.a big disappointment to swimmers, like caroline purves.caroline purves/ swimmer sot depressing i did not check ahead of time so i came with my bathing suit all set to go and i saw it was empty and my heart sank yet againsigns are up warning the water quality is bad.drinking it could make people sick to their stomachs.. and the toxin is deadly for dogs.so instead of a dip, people stayed on the grass.so i used to swim here every day 4 or 5 years ago never had a problemthis is the 4th year in a row regional parks closed the lake, because of the outbreakthe drought and recent heat wave might have caused the blue-green algae to bloom. the algae always present in the lake, but this time it has taken a terrible turn.. hal maclean (mac-clane) water management supervisorsot i don't know why they started producing t

this is my favorite thing, hal owed out -- hol owed out horse head, you put peanut butter in it, squirrelshey look like they are a squirrel with a horse head. >> funny. >> that is first thing that pops up on google. >> look at that, that is funny. look at the horse head squirrel. >> i don't think that is fun to the squirrel. >> it gets better, the gift that keeps on giving, 12 bucks. you know -- >> how many smiles will it give you? >> smiles are pri priceless, pee out, chasing news. >> another great night of chasing news. welcome back to the it takes a lot of people to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ okay, homie, i'm plugging it in. wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait! the gravestones cou

ahead of it it's a comfortable night 60 in hal entown and 60 in lancaster and mid-60s in millville. of those nights tomorrow morning and say what a beautiful start to the day and a beautiful start to summer and in fact the summer solstice occurs after midnight and the direct rays over the tropic of cancer and starting tomorrow or the day after we start to lose daylight every single day. but we still have a long summer ahead of us. 85 in allentown and 86 wilmington and dover and 87 in philadelphia and another day we'll have low humidity and sun and clouds and with the front coming through it could be an isolated shower or thunder north of philadelphia but most of the day is decent. it's heating up in the tropics, tropical storm cindy here in the central part of gulf of mexico. and with the tropical system you want to see the thunderstorms wrapping around the center, the eye. not the case with cindy most of the storms are on the east side of the circulation heading towards new orleans and as we track cindy for you here it's slowly drifting to the northwest and winds sustained 45 miles

. >> tom: we got hal shooting the movie i was like what's a homecoming. we don't do that.: in what way. >> tom: they serve booze at the prom. >> jimmy: they do? we had to drink ours in the parking lot. >> robert: that was half the fun. >> tom: my prom was a disaster. >> jimmy: i bet it was. you have a bunch of 18 year olds throwing up on each other. do you know what american schools are like. you have to play peter parker a high school student. >> tom: i think that was the most daunting part. as a joke i suggested to marvel i should go to high school undercover. it was completely a joke. i guess they didn't get my british sarcasm. the next thing i knew i had a backpack on my way to bronx science. >> jimmy: they let you go to and accent. >> jimmy: did you have a fake mother drop you off. >> tom: yeah. but yeah. bronx school of science is a school for geniuses. i am no genius. >> jimmy: you're not? >> tom: even the teachers didn't know i was a real student. they would bring me up to the front of the class and say what do you think new kid and i was like i have no idea what y

for others like sue hal, it was a little warmer. >> do you have ac at home? >> we don't. we only need it like ten days a year, but this is one of those ten. >> yeah. >> when you need it you need it, mike. >> she's still very chippy -- cheery i should say. everybody seems to be in a better mood today, hopefully that will last tomorrow and the next day as it gets even hotter. here's a look at live do lar 7, little bit of marine layer out there about a thousand feet deep and clouds along the coast. neither of those are going to hang around very long today. temperatures, we're mainly in the 50s, upper 50s to low 60s through about 7:00 today, but look by noon already 80s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and by 4:00 we still got 70s and 80s around the bay but 80s and 90s inland. and by 7:00 if you're heading out stay hydrated and keep in the shade, 60s and 70s around the bay and 80s inland. sioux. >>> cheery and happy because things are looking pretty good on the roads this morning. just minor delays cass krogs cross-ing the sab mateo bridge with a 20 listen minute drive o

you can s those chairs in the back, that isvh0Ñ the public section where folks linedvze up down the halund the c'as to get in. there are less than 100 chairs there, they were filled mostly by interns here in washington who wanted to be here and then you see the press section there, that's where i was sitting, but probably didn't see on tv. if you look up there, there are some other booths where you can look down on all the action right here where i was. jim. >> you got a front row seat to history today. larn mac, thanks for your coverage. people across the country captivated by washington also including back home in the delaware valley. everyone it seemed had their sights set on comey's testimony. nbc 10 visited restaurants in both old city and cherry hill. >> i want to know if there was any incriminating evidence against the president. i o39gñmean, it's the first tims has ever happened in my lifetime z and the executive branch were, you know, butting heads to this caliber. >> people actually extended hear everything saidkoúzez this russian hacking scandal. and as we mentioned at the to

. >>> the heat hal cal advance transmoving slower todayment engineers say hot weather cause the tracks to expand making it dangerous. caltrans the went a little slower. the trains went slower as they traveled down the peninsula toward san jose. >>> well if you remember there used to be a popular tv show the dirtiest jobs in america. how about the hottest jobs? especially during the record heat wave. nbc bay area ian cole works the heat and joins russ from a warm san jose. ian, who has it worse. >> reporter: gosh it's warm oud but it is a lot cool are than earlier today. especially for the people who were working outside. we followed two different jobs around today. roofing and beer making. not a lot in common but both very difficult in a heat wave. watching these men from the roofing company working for ten minutes you start sweating yourself. the constant moving, hammering and oh yeah the laying of the tar paper raising the heat factor. the take a few minutes an hour to rest the boss bringing drinks. >> dry to keep everybody hydrated. >> and happy i imagine. >> happy as you can be in

hal are —— how indian wedding videos may never be the same again.e from our studios in london and singapore. this is bbc world news. it newsday. thank you forjoining us. it is 7am in singapore and midnight in london where the british prime minister theresa may has tried to reassure her members of parliament are telling them, " i've got us into this mess and i am the one who will get us out of it". it has left the uk in political turmoil, not least over brexit. the state opening of parliament where the queen reads out the government's agenda may be post owned. the opposition labour party says the government is in chaos. the bbc‘s laura evans berg reports. —— kuenssberg. band plays. the band plays on, in theresa may's backyard. strangely, business as usual at the back gates. at the front tonight, even after her personal disaster of the election, the prime minister seemed relieved enough to chat to the cat. after she had fessed up her mistakes to mps. theresa may said that she got us into this situation and she's the lady who's going to get us out of i

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hal williams. >> may i begin by associating myself and my party with the prime minister's remarks about the events in london and manchester. these acts have no place and we all condemn them. mr. speaker, i begin by welcoming my new honorable friends -- >> hear, hear. >> -- good people -- member once again and we look forward to. on behalf of my friends, i would congratulate both you, mr. speaker, and the father of the house, and members on both sides of the house look forward to the members extremely knowledgeable and peoplely confident enter -- supremely confident interventions during what is likely to be one of to the most lively and most important parliaments of years. the matter merely before us in this place, the matter of the uk's place in europe, have been one of the essential concerns for so long, we look forward to the contributions. hope that you will continue in your positive attitude toward the working on the space together modernization of the working, and the very fairness you always provided to the smaller. >> lucas. >> can i associate myself and my party with the comment

researchers serve the same green bean ditch as a campus dining hal when they listed them at sweet sizzling them when labeled green beans they were ordered 25% less often. the big surprise was reaction to a healthy label. low cash green beans and shallots were 149% less popular. the conclusion may want to eat healthy but if faced with a more decadent menu description they're more likely to indulge. >> makes sense. >>> coming upset to testify what you should expect when attorney general jeff sessions testifies to congress about the russian investigation tomorrow. plus. >>> a high school senior in the army reserves didn't get to graduate with his class because he wanted to wear his uniform instead of a cap and gown. coming up we'll show you the special ceremony school officials had to say we're sorry. right now at 6-30: it was a way to say .. )we )re sorry." liberty high school in brentwood >>> right now at 6:30, it was a way to say we're sorry. liberty high i school in brentwood held a graduation ceremony for a single student. >>> as we've been reporting army reservist harlan fletcher was no

hal maclean (mac-clane) water management supervisorsot i don't know why they started producing toxinshat is a mystery to everybodythe lake is popular with families and is shut down just as summer heats up.sot i was really heartbroken i love swimming here.justine waldman / @justinewaldman"now east bay regional park will treat the water. but it will not reopen the lake until tests show the water is safe, that could be weeks. in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news.a sunny day, with no one in the water or on the sand at lake temescal.a toxic algae bloom has forced east bay regional parks to rope off the water.a big disappointment to swimmers, like caroline purves. caroline purves/ swimmersot depressing i did not check ahead of time so i came with my bathing suit all saw it was empty and my heart signs are up warning the water quality is bad.drinking it could make people sick to their stomachs.. and the toxin is so instead of a stayed on the so i used to swim or 5 years ago problem year in a row regional parks closed the lake, the drought and might have bloom.present in the a terrible turn

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do i need more fresh hal pin ya in my kitchen? you. >> need it. they last long time. so versatile.hings. >> like a week two, weeks. >> can last two weeks east. >> i okay. >> add spice, add fruit i necessary to it. >> oh, nice. >> so we have our fresh peaches here, add garlic. >> lovely. >> some brown sugar. >> yes. >> you know i like the brown sugar. >> add little burbon to that. >> oh, yes. >> burbon in the kitchen, careful, don't pour from the booth. >> why? >> because sometimes the flame will travel up the bottle and do you have throw it like a molotov cocktail. >> thank you for that tip, chef. >> so little chicken stock. >> okay. >> and it is okay that the brown sugar is just clump in? >> we'll have our whisk here, and we'll whisk it up. >> who doesn't have a which ising in their kitchen? >> thank you, james. >> add little corn starch, cold water to it. >> milk, the consistency you look for. >> once that summers up like that, looks like this, all beautiful, glaze i. >> we have friends that came to visit us from bound a do you want to try something? come on over. >> look at that

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with bated breath, wondering where it could possibly be hal (!)r now, from jon sopel in washington and me christian fraser in london — goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: tests are carried out on the cladding on 600 high rise blocks across england following the grenfell tragedy. theresa may's first eu summit since the election. she has an offer on the rights of eu citizens in britain. donald trump says he does not have any secret recordings of his conversations with sacked fbi directorjames comey. an update on the market numbers for you. the ftse100 closed down, everyone else up this afternoon. let's return to our top story this evening. 600 high—rise buildings in england have been found to have external cladding. seven have failed tests designed to test whether or not they're combustible. it follows the fire at grenfell tower in west london in which 79 people are believed to have died. camden council in north london is removing external cladding from five tower blocks on the chalcots estate. it said the panels were not of the standar

. >> back to the spice girls, jerry hal i well has her own new song out, a tribute to george michaelely still into a spice girls reunion as well. you know i'm going to bring it back to the spice. they're playing with our emotions, brooke. >> you saw how boy bands is a total 90s throw back. not only does nick know what it's like to be a boy band. now he knows what it's like to be a daddy. ♪ i want it that way >> you are a father yourself now. if your little boy were to come to you in a decade or so and be like, dad, i want to be in a boy band. i want to be like you. what would you say to him? >> i'm already expecting it to happen. >> okay. to be fair, little oden is only 14 months only, but he already likes to bust a move just like his back street boy dad. >> i just got to support him and guide him in the right things to do and hopefully because that's the thing about the entertainment business. it can be dangerous at times. if you're not supported by your family, you can get in trouble. ♪ quit playing games with my heart ♪ >> nick is now 37 years old and still performing in vegas wit

for others like sue hal, it was a little warmer. >> do you have ac at home? >> we don't.d it like ten days a year, but this is one of those ten. >> yeah. >> when you need it you need it, mike. >> she's still very chippy -- cheery i should say. everybody seems to be in a better mood today, hopefully that will last tomorrow and the next day as it gets even hotter. here's a look at live do lar 7, little bit of marine layer out there about a thousand feet deep and clouds along the coast. neither of those are going to hang around very long today. temperatures, we're mainly in the 50s, upper 50s to low 60s through about 7:00 today, but look by noon already 80s inland and 60s and 70s around the bay and by 4:00 we still got 70s and 80s around the bay but 80s and 90s inland. and by 7:00

you need diversity >> speaker ryan talking this hour let's get over to wapner and the hal half >>> welcomeime report." i'm scottwapner. our top trade this hour, in overdrive or in denial have stocks gone too far, too fast or does the rally have more room to run with us for the hour today, john and pete najarian, stephanie link, joe terranova. stocks have touched lower this hour, however, the s&p is coming off its 24th record close of the year a sign of how strong the rally in stocks has been the great debate now, how long this could

. >> during our filming woodward casually mentioned that the actor hal holbrook's portrayal of deep throathen i asked him who the man was, he just smiled. >> other guesses over the years -- nixon campaign aide john sears and fbi official mark felt. >> i never leaked any information. i didn't give anybody any documents. and i'm getting pretty fed up with the whole thing. >> mark felt certainly caught some people's attention. he was the number 2 man in the fbi. and he looked the part. >> no. no. i am not deep throat. and the only thing i can say is that i wouldn't be ashamed to be. >> three decades later bob woodward went to visit mark felt. the elderly man was living with his daughter on a quiet street in a suburb of san francisco. coincidentally named redford place. >> i was talking to a friend of mine, and for some reason we started talking about watergate and he asked me about my father, and i started telling him about all the reporters calling and i said, you know, as a matter of fact, one reporter i think he said his name was bob woodward from the "washington post" came to the house to

. >> reporter: they mildly filed a police report and luck hal the receipt and serial number. weeks passed and nothing. when friends started telling them they had seen the bike around town, mom did what women do best. started playing detective. >> a gum shoe i said. >> reporter: one day someone told they are she saw the bike on this website offer up.com. she studied five different pictures of the bike for clues. it was null in the details she says. >> he put it on a pole, a metal light pole and there's only couple different areas in the neighborhood that actually have those poles. um, you could see details of the backyards. details of the street. >> reporter: she drove around until she found the yard she thought was match from the pictures. eventually she decided to search the name attached to the post. >> came right up with his name and you know some of the social media posts actually had like little emojis of the bikes and i thought, jeez, that's coincidence. >> reporter: she went to family directory the school district puts out on students and confirm the address. >> went t

and you know, i'm so lucky to still be a part of the yankees and be advising our general partner, halayers. like gary sanchez and of course, aaron judge. >> jimmy: yeah. >> we have a phenomenal young team, and i couldn't be more proud to be a part of the organization. >> jimmy: but like, when you're calling -- when you're talking about this, do you go like, "and that's a -- oh, that's a a okay, here they go." [ light laughter ] you're like, "yes, yes. go, go, go!" you can't do that though, you've gotta bite your tongue. >> you know, i -- i love the game so much. and the fact that -- >> jimmy: that's what i love about it. >> honestly, it's too much. i have my daughters, i have three televisions in my living room. and i'll have the east coast game, the central game and the west coast game. and my daughters are like, daddy, that's too much. i thought we were retired. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that why -- 'cause i was like, you're there with joe buck, who we love as well. and you're in there and you talk -- and every time you talk, it's like, i just love hearing you talk, because you know

you need diversity >> speaker ryan talking this hour let's get over to wapner and the hal half >>> welcome to the "halftime report." i'm scottwapner. our top trade this hour, in overdrive or in denial have stocks gone too far, too fast or does the rally have more room to run with us for the hour today, john and pete najarian, stephanie link, joe terranova. stocks have touched lower this hour, however, the s&p is coming off its 24th record close of the year a sign of how strong the rally in stocks has been the great debate now, how long this could continue. joe, you get the first crack at that question, >> i think the question becomes, what goes long you're long the fang names and go-go names. but if a certain point oil keeps going lower, i think that becomes a problem for the nvidia, the high-growth momentum type names >> pete, there was a time when if oil was falling out of bed the way it is now, you know, it's 42 bucks, the market would have had a conniption over the whole thing and not so much, why? >> it seems to me the focus has not been on oil. we did have all of those reactions and

president hal election. >> hackers can be anywhere.can be in russia, in asia, even in america. latin america. they can even be by the way in the united states. who very skillfully and professionally shifted the blame as they say on to russia. can you imagine something like that? >> you can watch the entire interview "sunday night with megyn kelly" tonight at 7:00 on nbc 4. >>> jack johnson is home on home arrest and set to be released from federal custody this week. according to the "washington post," johnson has been on house arrest since december. he's been serving more than five years for public corruption. prosecutors say johnson and his wife were overare heard on a wiretapped phone plotting to flush a check down the toilet and hide more than $79,000. johnson was county executive fr >>> beloved swim teacher sk remembered for his kindness and love of the water. he survived a robbery, but died just week after it happened. gars ci darcy spencer shows us how attempt and friends are honoring him. >> all the love and support is keeping m

speaker, i'd like to recognize the dean of the kentucky delegation, congressman hahl -- hal rogers. mr. rogers: i thank the gentleman for yielding me this time, and i rise, like most of the delegation here, in memory of our longtime friend and colleague, the late jim bunning, who was an indom nable force on the pitcher's mound, a stalwart champion for the commonwealth and the proud patriarch of a remarkable family. jim bunning is the type of guy you always wanted in your starting lineup. with his multilayered talent, jim valued strategic offense as much as staunch defense. not only on the pitcher's mound but in the halls of congress where he fervently stood for conservative values. jim once said, i've been booed by 60,000 fans at yankee stadium standing alone at the pitcher's mound, so i never really cared if i stood alone here in congress as long as i stood for my beliefs and my values. jim was bold and head strong but also fierceless loyal -- fiercely loyal, a combination that made him effective in every endeavor he undertook. he lived a courageous life that was highlighted by his

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july, and you know, this a fair in the traditional sense, you have got petting zoos, you have farm an hals, you have the food and all of that but the county fair is different in a lot of ways, and how so? >> absolutely. we're definitely unique in fair industry. so we do a lot of things around the arts in our fair, so our tag line is art, community, and agriculture so we do have the petting zoos and we cohave the carnival but we also celebrate the incredible art in our community, so we have a fine arts exhibit in the other building, where we have over 800 professional artists that is a great exhibit, hard to get into and in this room and the exhibit hall, we have over 3500 kids all of their heart work is behind you, and enter into the competitive exhibit as well as all of the adult. >> speaking of exhibit, i want to flip around here, if we could and show what we're standing at now, this is the trash to treasures exhibit. one -- one thing that it says is really neat is right here. this is an actual fish that was turned into a hot rod or what's going on here. >> absolutely. that's a tax dear

i cannot tell you even who the new david hal stein was. he was a great war reporter in vietnam. neal shan was another, harrison salsbury. these are names i doubt young people heard of them. they were the giants of my time. in 2003, if he had neal shehan when he invited iraq i don't think there would have been a war. they would have exposed the lying of the defense department. rumsfield would have been vilified. malcolm brown and all those stars would have knocked them down. we have so many wars but no name -- i don't want to sound insulting because there are hard working people but i am talking about what's happened through no fault of the journalist necessarily but the fault of 9/11. the story of 9/11 destroys free thinking and creative journalism because after 9/11 the shock of our lack of security, the fact we have bombing in our own country. in downtown manhattan, are you kidding me? pentagon? after that, the nation security minded people in government and in media became so influenced by not writing anything that is against national and defined by the people who define secu

but the homeowner heard them outside and hal them at gun point until police arrived to arrest them.en escape from a shooting and killing two security guards. a preliminary investigation incredible video there. reveals a blame in that crashed during the us open yesterday may have experienced mechanical problems. it happened at erin hills golf course in wisconsin. the blimp was up taking aerial shots of the golf tournament but instead crashed into a nearby soy bean field. the pilot was the only passenger on the blimp. he wasn't seriously injured and taken to the hospital. finally, bryce harper well he's breaking even his own record. number 34 hit the hardest homerun of his career last night in new york. the 93 miles per hour fast ball left his bat at 116 miles per hour it took just 3.8 seconds to reach the seats but, you know, it didn't stay there. it was going so fast it ricocheted back on to the field. it was harper's hardest hit ball since espn started tracking the stats two years ago. he got 17 on the year. the nats so good for the nats there. >>> can i tell you something about ho

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. >> i'm going to prepare it for you here today it usually comes with some fresh hal mean nass. >> okayhouse made salsa and cheese. >> let's roll through some of the other specialties much this looks amazing. >> our grilled cheese bacon burger with house cut onion rings. >> all right. fried chicken? >> yeah. honey fried chicken my favorite on the menu. brussel sprout salad. chicken tacos. >> it seem like you got little bit of everything at your restaurant. >> yeah. all over the place. anything we even have sushi as you can see over there in the corner. good i love it. >> all right. as an insider what should i order when i come? what's the best. >> what's your favorite. >> that's such a hard question. favorite plate on the menu is sorano jack which is hamachi with citrus are or sorano puree. it's clean with little bit of heat super fresh. you got pizza. honey fried chicken is signature we have it for our brunch and awesome drinks. >> got to enjoy the cocktails. >> take home a cool tiki mug. >> you got outdoor seating perfect for days like this when it's great weather. >> awesome. great s

that is what's being reported from representatives from mel brooks much as you said the gunman pan hal scalise was hit in the hip as well as other staffers. there is some word that perhaps some of scalise's security detail is -- they are among the ones injured in this shooting. up to four people what we're being told. let me caution that the information i'm getting here from twitter sean spicer other people other media news in particular reporting some of this about what's happening. all the pieces coming into play so please bear with us if some of the information being relayed changes here and there. but as it is right now we do know that gop steve scalise has in fact been hit. some of his aids hit perhaps some of this security detail. i want to bring my colleague paul wagner who as you know has multiple sources in law enforcement. what insight he can add to what's happening in this baseball field out in alexandria where multiple shots up to 50 if not more fired this morning. paul, what do you know what can you tell us? >> reporter: i just gotten off the phone with a couple of law enf

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. >> what do people call it, hank, ha hal. >> i try to avoid that. >> we have a guy hank that comes ones he feel weird people calling him hank? >> if he's comfortable, that's fine. >> henry. >> let's stick with henry. so we need your take on i think the environment for equities given what ian said. >> the strategy we manage is fixed he cincome discussion. so what funds do you advance? >> the multi-income sector. we're a value oriented strategy. we can go across the caps structure, globally, currency, credit with a value oriented -- >> no dividend stocks. we have those reasonably stretched. credit and equity is telling a completely different rate market than we just talked about. ten year at 2.10, fairly flat. that market is telling you that it doesn't trust the fed. it doesn't think the fed has any credibility which i think ian and i completely agree on. we're taking trump out of the occasion here, which started almost the moment after he got elected. >> why does the fed need credibility if there's no inflation? >> well, i think as ian pointed out, there is inflation now. there is the

a lot of this invest was directly tied to governor hal haley's efforts. on november 22nd, 2016, the president-elect picked her to become the united states ambassador to the united nati nations. welcome to congress and we look forward to your testimony. i yield back. >> welcome, ambassador. without objection, the ambassador's full prepared statements will be made a part of the record. i would ask you if you could summarize your remarks. >> thank you very much. to my friend jeff, go tigers and thank you for that introduction. chairman royce, ranking member ingel and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to discuss advancing u.s. interests at the united nations. five months and three days ago i was sworn in as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. i came into this position at a time when many americans felt a deep sense of betrayal at the u.n. in the wake of the passage of resolution 2334. at my confirmation hearing i made the following promise. if i am privileged to be the u.s. ambassador, i will never sit passively while am