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have made the commitment and if george is going to make ta to for sale or for rent we'll have the hawkins agreement quickly. >> commissioner wu. >> affordable by 0 design we don't fully understand that i remember when another project they said they would be affordable by design because they're small they're now the most expensive unit open the market you need to compare the same with same small studios like sro comparing a new one the new one will not be forcible we're seeing sro shared kitchen poor conditions they go from 12 hundred to 15 hundred in chinatown per square feet is not affordable design. >> i think families living above transit we see 5 hundred families living in sro's it is all they can afford they're taking the bus don't have cars that notation makes me uncomfortable commissioner richards and i remember what i was going to say having affordable units i support if it is possible to see if it's possible to get 1, 2 bedroom affordable we might get 5 or 10 percent i like the idea and commissioner moore has a creativity idea i support a continues. >> commissioner hillis. >> it

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charlotte hawkins has more. charlotte: a leader both feared and admired taking the reins after britain granted singapore self-rule in 1989 -- 1959. lee kuan yew became the first prime minister and remain so for decades. he helped to turn the nation into its -- into one of asia's most wealthy and stable countries. it became a global trading up. >> mr. lee put singapore on the international stage. he gave the country and influence and providence globally that is totally disproportionate to the countryside. charlotte: a remarkable achievement, but at a price. he was criticized for his iron fist rule. yet little tolerance for opposition rules, jailing some rivals for decades without trial and limiting freedom of the press to make sure he got his way. lee: my motto in life is if you have decided to do something do would welcome or don't do it at all. charlotte: lee gave government control over many aspects of citizens lives and it is still that way today. now he is gone, they may see some changes. >> think we will se

and hawkins watching his son cory awe -- hawkins just light it up. only 64 total.d dominating the second half. some nice ball movement. he'll lay it in two of the 22. 77-64. stanford will move on in the nit. >>> for years a fore gone conclusion they're going to the play offs but will they advance very far. that was always the question. things different this year and not in a good way. safe to say we're going to know in a week or so if they're even going to make it. three goals in eight shots for the jets. and they're up three-one -- 3- 1 now in the second. knocks it in in front. pa -- pavelski a meaningless point. >>> raiders with a big signing and cactus league champs. and the camp for the giants and a's. sports part two next. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and t

later in the first half cory hawkins tries to impress his dad with a corner 3 and led all scorers with 34 points. in the second half more marcus allen he drains the three and had a career-high of 22 points in this game. stanford wins 77-64. they face rhode island in the second round another home game for them. the last time the cardinal won the n.i.t. was 2012. i'm andrea nakano, that's your morning sports. >>> play of the day on "hump day" a visit to hockey land here. ottawa, carolina, in overtime. here's how it finished. >> right up the middle. score! goooooooaaaaal! they win in overtime. >> how about that. fancy moves by kyle in a game winning goal for mark stone and the senators beat up the hurricanes 2-1. a little stick work out there. then the backhander goes in. your play of the day. >>> 5:25. the racist tech scandal rocking a bay area police department is getting bigger. >> st. mary's cathedral the home base for the san francisco i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laugh

nbc's kirk hawkins has details on ford's condition.sh investigation and the bystander who is helped save him. >> i hope he's going to make it. >> reporter: the final moments of ford ford's flight caught on camera. >> oh no. oh no. >> reporter: the 72-year-old actor and pilot radioed the tower. >> engine failure with immediate return. >> ryan 178 runway cleared to land. >> reporter: after clipping at least one tree, the world war ii plane crashed into a golf course next to the santa monica airport where ford had just taken off. >> i hope he's all right. >> reporter: witnesses watched the emergency landing. >> the plane instantly stalled and he was gliding that the point. >> reporter: doctors playing golf rushed to help. >> i wanted to do my best. i happened to be there and i tried to my best to help someone in disstress. >> reporter: as the vintage plane was moved friday morning big the faa and ntsb investigators are now trying to figure out why the engine shut down. >> there's a lot of different things that can make an engine quit. >>

verne: dominique hawkins getting ready to check in for kentucky. rebound. aaron harrison. off his foot. who's going to make the most shots? who has more points in the second half? if your bracket is already busted play the capital one ncaa tournament run game on ncaa.com and in the march madness live app. towns with a double-double. 21 points and 11 rebounds. [whistle] touched last by dakari johnson. -- number 44. chievous with the miss. dakari johnson with the loose ball rebound. [whistle] harrison is fouled. i think it's safe to advance kentucky to the next game. they have looked terrific after a sloppy start tonight. and they will meet cincinnati. a lot of the folks have left tomorrow and tnt west virginia buffalo and maryland, valparaiso. jim: cincinnati's a team that we've watched earlier tonight. they're a team that just doesn't go away. they obviously have a challenge here. but i have jokingly said to a few of my friends. i looked at the matchups real fast. i said watch out for cincinnati. when they meet up with kentucky just joking with them but that part has come

. >>> heresy hawkins watching his son. in the first half marcus allen takes it to the rack cardinal up by 10. cory hawkins tries to impress his dad with a corner three and let all scorers with 34 points. in the second half more marcus allen who drains the three and had a career-high of 22 points in the game as stanford wins 77- 64 facing rhode island in the second round and that will be another home game for them. the last time the cardinal won the n.i.t. was back in 2012. i'm andrea nakano and that's your morning sports. >>> play of the day now, we are going to take you down to the nhl. ice ottawa carolina overtime watch. >> right up the middle in. he will dangle walk in for a chance, scores! goal! ottawa wins in overtime of! it's mark stone. >> fancy moves there by kyle and the game winning goal by mark stone. senators beat the hurricanes 2-1 the final. your play of the day. >>> 6:26 right now. some bay area commuters have a fancy new option to get to work. we'll take you on board the luxury bus. >> the criticism ranges

.>>> hershey hawkins watching his son, cory, at the stanford game. in the first half, mark s.allen takes it to the racks with a beautiful crossover move. cardinals up by 10. later, he tries to impress his dad with the corner three. he led all scorers with 34 points. in the second half, more marcus allen. he drops of three and had a career-high endpoints this game.>>> the san francisco 49ers defense was already in a read building mode -- rebuilding mode after losing some players. then crisp borland -- chris borland decides to call it quits. it explains his decision -- he explains his decision. >> am i going to go down this road, commit the prime of my life to something that could be detrimental to my health? that kind of triggered my thinking and changed the way i viewed the risks. i just don't want to get in a situation where i am negotiating my health for money.>> it looks like did a lot of research into his decision. we wish him the best for the future. >> they will >>> david letterman is next with will ferrell. >> you know him, the baseball player.

hawkins and reddick surrendered yesterday, the charges stem from another fight with another student at an off campus party the alleged victim celebrated a broken bone in the struggle. both posted $10,000 bail. >>> passengers on a united airlines man had to tackle a man from washington to denver cell phone video shows the man being restrained as he ran through the cockpit and his behavior forced the plane to turn around after takeoff last evening. karen traver stz following the story live from washington. >> good afternoon rick, can you hear on the audio to air traffic control that the pilot said the cockpit was secure but asked to return so law enforcement officials could deal with this unruly passenger. >> a frightening incident on united airlines flight 1074. >> the pilot declared an emergency due to an unruly man on board and ran towards the front of the plane but passengers were able to tackle and subdue the man this video taken by a passenger on board held him down as he seemed to apologize. the boeing 747 with 60 passengers and three crew members had just left headed for denver.

hawkins with a one-man gang and scoop to the hoop. but he needed more help. mar -- marcus alan. the sharks and the jets in winnipeg. happy st. patty's day to you. this game was over in the first period. he fired it in on the back and eight minutes later and it is 2-0 winnipeg. same deal. his 24 of the year off the de -- deflection. eddie lal is a power lifter is nicknamed "the beast." look at the bar bending. he lived up to his nickname with arnold cheering him on. "the beast" dead lifts a world record 1,018 pounds. whatever he eats i want some and his allergy medicine too. >> that's pretty incredible. thanks, larry. we will be back if a moment. abc7 news continues on-line and on facebook and twitter. our next newscast is at

verne: dominique hawkins getting ready to check in for kentucky. rebound. aaron harrison. off his foot. who's going to make the most shots? who has more points in the second half? if your bracket is already busted play the capital one ncaa tournament run game on ncaa.com and in the march madness live app. towns with a double-double. 21 points and 11 rebounds. [whistle] touched last by dakari johnson. -- number 44. chievous with the miss. dakari johnson with the loose ball rebound. [whistle] harrison is fouled. i think it's safe to advance kentucky to the next game. they have looked terrific after a sloppy start tonight. and they will meet cincinnati. a lot of the folks have left tomorrow and tnt west virginia buffalo and maryland, valparaiso. jim: cincinnati's a team that we've watched earlier tonight. they're a team that just doesn't go away. they obviously have a challenge here. but i have jokingly said to a few of my friends. i looked at the matchups real fast. i said watch out for cincinnati. when they meet up with kentucky just joking with them but that part has come

and tim hawkins sculpture at the corner of fremont and mission street which is the corner of mission square. in phase one we have a bicycle rack located around the building in these particular groups in these locations and each of these groups is a sponsorship opportunity for someone wants they could claim sponsorship for the entire group depending on the response for the rfp. there will be additional bicycle storage in phase 2 when that comes along as well. and the wifi partnership is a unique opportunity here where we believe there will be an app developed that people will use as they come into transit center where they look at the kuld -- schedule of the buses and trains and look at the waiting lines for the restrooms and restaurants and retail outlets. they can look at an interactive realtime where they are in the building so they can find where they want to go, finding. there will also be, you can order food from a restaurant to be picked up or to be delivered from the park. all sorts of useful beneficial things that we think the patrons would use and each of the uses of that ap

sandra (sandra) la busqueda de denise hawkins de 29 anos se concentra aqu al pie de mare island.. (vo) y es que de acuerdo a informacion que se dio a conocer hace unos momentos en conferencia de prensa los canes que se estan utilizando para localizarla detectaronun objeto en el agua que podria indicar que aqui se encuentra. la policia de esta ciudad no dio detalles de que objeto en especifico encontraron.. pero desde ese momento llegoun equipo de buzos especializados aqu a la bahia al pie de la carretera 37.. y aqu estaran durante toda la noche.. revisando la profundidad del estas aguas por que aparentemente las condiciones son muy propicias para este tipo de busqueda... estan usando aparatos de alta tecnologia y sabemos que hay mas de 100 personas participando en este operativo ... escuchemos... (sot) nuestro equipo ha estado realizando la busqueda desde la tarde. (vo) el caso de denis esta siendo investigado por varias agencias policiacas, el departamento de justicia, el aguacil de alameda el fbi, la fiscalia de solano la polcia como un secuestro pues aparentemente fue privada d

hawkins with a one-man gang and scoop to the hoop. but he needed more help. mar -- marcus alan.g. happy st. patty's day to you. this game was over in the first period. he fired it in on the back and eight minutes later and it is 2-0 winnipeg. same deal. his 24 of the year off the de -- deflection. eddie lal is a power lifter is nicknamed "the beast." look at the bar bending. he lived up to his nickname with arnold cheering him on. "the beast" dead lifts a world record 1,018 pounds. whatever he eats i want some and his allergy medicine too. >> that's pretty incredible. thanks, larry. we will be back if a moment. abc7 news continues on-line and on facebook and twitter. our next newscas the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a

hawkins with a one-man gang and scoop to the hoop. but he needed more help. mar -- marcus alan.patty's day to you. this game was over in the first period. he fired it in on the back and eight minutes later and it is 2-0 winnipeg. same deal. his 24 of the year off the de -- deflection. eddie lal is a power lifter is nicknamed "the beast." look at the bar bending. he lived up to his nickname with arnold cheering him on. "the beast" dead lifts a world record 1,018 pounds. whatever he eats i want some and his allergy medicine too. >> that's pretty incredible. thanks, larry. we will be back if a moment. abc7 news continues on-line and on facebook and twitter. our next newscast is at why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and your neurotransmitters remain too active as you try to sleep, which could be leading to your insomnia. ohh...maybe that's what's preventing me from getting the sleep i

my name is tati hawkins and i stand here in memory of tatinisha who was shot and killed in front of the bayview youth services 8 years ago today. members at that program were there to see her body lie under a turf for a long time. that was one of my last responses at the critical incident response team. i was the sole responder that day, that friday. and the t-shirt that i wear was a campaign we had in 1998 with active ben. i'm glad you have the gun buy back on saturday and i'm hoping when you get through selling your guns and turning them in, over here, please, that you continue on to san francisco state where there will be a health sure monday. we will be giving you breakfast and lunch where we want you to heel your bodies. come out. we will be having lectures and helping you with your mental health to help you to ease your stress which would help some of this craziness out here and helping people to learn to get along and to help people to do things that will stop some of this craziness in this city. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is vladimir. i'm

accomplish of the year hawkins led the aggies and marcus allen led with 22 points for the cardinals. and now the cardinals play rhode island >> that is a tough story to lead with clenched teeth "stanford wins." >> we win to root for anyone who plays stanford. >> exactly. >> we have the red and the warriors color so we will root if the home team. >> we will look at what is going on, it will be a wonderful evening if you are walking up to or iraqi in -- oracle arena, temperatures at about 70 or 72. now, a look at the winds which are ten miles per hour half moon bay is 12 at fairfield. calmer this morning. theying pick up during the afternoon hours especially along the bay shoreline and more so over the coast. 280 and 17 over a hazy san jose this morning. we will have a few morning clouds and it will become sunny and although we are starting ten degrees cooler we will end up the same or a degree or two warmer. tonight is going to be mostly clear and cool. if it was too cold to keep the windows open tonight keep them shut tonight. cooler on friday with spring starting because of a cold p

this is an image done by don hawkins who is going to speak your next month. he spent a good part of his life choosing to reclaim that only this plan, but in an article that i wrote for that i wrote for "the post magazine" several years ago, he outlined the new typography of this. the district as it existed in 1791, this is a kind of halfway point. it evokes the age of the plan and the fragility of the plan as well as the beauty of the plan but it also makes clear the lines of the plan and a way that if we tried to get the actual existing plan today we would not be able to do it. this is what i wanted to talk about today. this drawing, the man who created it, there are two essential facts about this drawing that go hand-in-hand. one, it was created in five months.

fast to protest the use of pesticides in the fields endangering the lives of farm workers at vern hawkinslains, that protest drew support from all around the country. >> >> reporter: a mass was held here in delan o, north of bakersfield. cesar chavez, on his 36 day fast. the 61-year-old president of the united farm workers had lost 36-pounds. doctors say it would be more than a week before he could return to solid foods. his old eldest read a statement for him. >> the fast will go on in hundreds of ditch places and multiply among thousands and millions of caring people until every poison grape is off the supermarket shelves. until the fields safe for farm workers and our vote is, once again a source of nourishment and life. >> >> reporter: hundreds in the crowd received communion, including ethel kennedy and her children. her husband, robert came here to support him when he came to fast for 45 days. robert kennedy broke bread with him, ending his fast. >> caesar has broken his fast -- [ applause ] >> chavez passedded torch along to jessie jackson -- >> must find common ground. -- >> repor

hawkins great score in the fba.lps to have good genetic this kid can really play. 21 points in the first half you look at him dribble through the entire team. through the leg. scoop to the hoop up and in. he's app nba player wait to go happen. marcus allen touch pass return as allen gives stanford a fan point lead and right now they are leading 68-53. in round one of the mit. ncaa tournament. first 4. byu oel miss and steffan moody. he can score. had 33. but byu up 17 at the half and then they watch mj throw it down. oel miss closes to within 1. from way downtown. rebel up 2. tied at 82 with two minutes left. if i'm feeling moody dan. he had 26. i often am. the oel miss 94-90 and xavier in the final score tipping off. hampton manhattan together first 4 game winner the honor of crushed by kentucky. >> richard at 17 keeping the jaspers in it. they never led in the game though. quentin with authority. had 15. jasper close late but immanuel hampton wins 74-64 and we finish quick. hall power lifter nickname the beast wit

>> corey hawkins, grand master of alabama.veteran who had been trying to register to vote for quite some time but was constantly being denied. at the time when he was shot, he was trying to protect his mother , who was being beaten by a state trooper. he was shot and was in the hospital, and he died almost a week later. he was a member of our organization. we have film of where his body was carried four miles outside the city limits to be buried. we know that he was a member. we could not think of honoring him in a better way than what we have done today. amy: so we are coming over the bridge right where the front lines were met ivy alabama state troopers the -- met by the alabama troopers, the edmund pettus bridge. >> i am from california. amy: i see you are holding a sign that says -- >> it says #bebrave. we are raising awareness of what sacrifice was made to allow everybody to vote. amy: the sign says i am viola. can you tell us about that? >> she is a mother of five, married, left her family after she saw what happened on

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russ hawkins has more. >> there was something of a prize fighter entrance for them both. waiting inside a veteran skaper, and ed miliband who came to play the hard band. >> am i tough enough? hell yes, i'm tough enough. >> reporter: it became a rather personal battle about him and his critics. >> they see you as a north london geek. >> who cares? who cares? who does? >> reporter: personal questions, too, in front of an audience about the brother who he beat to the labor leadership. >> in what way is it hard? >> it was bruising. i mean, you know, it was bruising for me it was bruising for david. it's healed or healing, i would say. >> you promised the last election -- >> for the prime minister a different challenge. a record to defend. >> there are 700,000 people on zero hours contract. could you live on one? >> i -- look, as i said -- >> could you live on one? >> i want to create a country where more people have the opportunity of the full-time work that they want. >> reporter: the government had changed the law on zero hours contracts, he said. >> the question is -- >> r

hawkins led the aggies with 34 points, and marcus allen led with 22 points.lay rhode island where the date not announced. >> din marcus allen play football? >>> we are talking about cool temperatures this morning. remain aing up. >> a warming trend. it started yesterday. more today. especially tomorrow. before spring arrive on friday. cooler weather on the way. good morning, everyone we are waking up but for the north bay under a clear sky and dry air and that is why no fog to speak of with the lowest visibility at five miles at half moon bay which is what live doppler hd is seeing. a look that should stay san jose at 280 and 17 it is clear across the south bay this morning so you are in the mid-to-upper 40s and early high clouds and sunshine so grab the sunglasses today and quite a spread from the 40s and 50s to the 60s and 70s so a 20 or 25 degree spread today. mainly clear and cool tonight and with drier air not much fog. cooler on friday with a stray shower possible across the authority bay and this is how it looks at the golden gate bridge where we have

to see a little bit of that despite some of the bad news that we're hearing in terms of humphrey hawkins it testimony suggesting they don't go sooner and i think overall financials are going to be the dominant place to be in the next couple weeks. >> let's not forget it's not like the u.s. economy has given us all whole lheck of a lot ove the last couple weeks to be thrilled about. the economy took a bit of a pause as we know in february. ism, nonmanufacturing today a little disappointing. adp below expectations. you better continue to get some pretty decent u.s. economic data if you're going to vote for just pause rather than some sort of sizable pullback. >> one of the reasons to look at that pause is like in 2008/2009 when banks were just hemorrhaging and obviously cutting people, high paid people, well paid, well compensated folks, same thing is happening in the oil patch. not the same numbers. not the million people cut that you saw in banks. but you've already seen 100,000 oil jobs vaporize. are they gone forever? i don't think so. but the fact that you've lost an awful lot of high

hawkins said that they will stay until you see that they played the best good together. stink...eant augured people in the nose rome your show was gonna stay but now you should wait until we put the newest program on and then let us now. >>pam: the tin does allied with that on one all of this. >>gary: starting with jim harbaugh at the beginning of last year that when an amount. here's a greater store and get 44 million to a player that she never would are part of his name is rodney hudson. a place it 44 million he started 32 games for the chief the raiders now have the highest-paid center and all of football rodney hudson for $44 million >>gary: warriors are in phoenix tonight and this little bar mirror rami grain by dante jones is gonna cost the guy $10,000. he did this once before and he didn't play yesterday in an interview comes by and dual tax if looks could kill donte glenn be in the casket right now. he would use fined $10,000 today. >>: pages two perfect innings. cain... maybe the most talented guy in baseball is my right in bogles long. he has the home run off the ball w

i'm not trying to force anyone to come to future talks but don hawkins, you can get him to talk 90 minutes about the racetrack. it exists. >> -- >> it is a very interesting tale. as the civil war era approached, virginia asked for the land back and d.c. get it back. they were not doing anything with it. it also had to do with the fact there were rumblings that d.c. would either outlaw slavery or the slave trade and virginia wanted nothing to do with that and wanted their land back so that alexandria could continue to traffic slaves. there many reasons. those are fortunate and unfortunate. it was something in the middle of the 19th century when virginia said, can we have this land back. and d.c. said, please, we don't have plans for it, we don't want to pay for it. it was originally -- why was it a triangle on the original plan? why was it flipped on its end to become a diamond? the west boundary stones, by flipping it on its end, where does the bottom suddenly reach? alexandria. washington inflicted on a diamond so it could get part of the district as far down as alexandria. if you just mo

i'm a student at hawkins. i'm wondering that you've said that the republicans, they've never really changed their opinion of what to do. it's always tax cuts, tax cuts. why do you think that they're always proposing tax cuts and never changing what they think we should do? president obama: well you know i -- [laughter]. president obama: that's a good question. look -- and i want to be fair to their philosophy. i think they have a particular philosophy. now, keep in mind every party changes over time so you know the person who i consider the greatest president of all time, a guy named abraham lincoln was also the first republican president. there have been democrats who -- whose main goal was to block civil rights back in the 40s and 50s and 60s. so i want to be clear that our country works best when both parties are evolving and changing. and over certain periods of time democrats have been stupid and republicans have had better ideas and vice versa. right now at least the core republican philosophy and belief

yellen set this up in her humphrey hawkins testimony, removing "patient," moving to reasonably confidentthink the market how far, is perhaps expecting the committee to be more dovish. that could be a bit of a shock to the market tomorrow. >> all right. drew what about that economic outlook? you think it's just the weather, the cold weather, that's leading to all of these data misses? >> certainly. i don't expect the fed to focus on it. janet yellen doesn't care whether or not i had a back ache from shoveling, right? if you couldn't get somewhere to buy the thing, you couldn't buy it. you couldn't break ground on the house, you couldn't have a housing start. permits went up by 3%. clearly firms are preparing to do things. it's just they weren't able to get them done. you know the problem for the fed of course is that this will probably move into march as well. so a lot of the data for q1 is all weather messed up and they'll have to look past that and i think they will. the same that that they'll combine the dollar and oil impacts and look past both of those. >> drew you raise the more imp

david hawk innings wrote in a -- hawkins wrote in "roll call" lynch is waiting to be confirmed after the longest wait ever -- ever -- to be nominated by a attorney general, likely by the closest vote to put a new person in charge of the justice department. we want to send a signal we're tough on crime that we want to get these traffickers that people will commit crimes, whether democrats or republicans should go to jail, yet we refuse to confirm the person who has actually done all those things. it appears that some want to simply refuse to allow a vote on her nomination, effectively circumstancing the -- shirking the duty of the senate to advise and consent. one republican senator tweeted about the need to block this historic nominee and then if you overlook why he was doing that, included a link to a political fundraising web site. we've always kept our law enforcement, the f.b.i. director, attorney general anybody in law enforcement out of politics. to send for a senator to tweet we have to block this person -- oh, by the way here's where you can contribute to a political campaign

i'm a student at hawkins. and i'm wondering, you said that the republicans they've never really changed their opinion of what to do. it's always tax cuts, tax cuts. and why do you think that they're always proposing tax cuts and never changing what they think we should do? >> well, you know, i -- that's a good question. look and -- and i want to be fair to their philosophy. i think they have a particular philosophy. at least today. now, keep in mind that every party changes over time. so the person who i consider the greatest president of all times, a guy named abraham lincoln was also the first republican president. there have been democrats who -- whose main goal was to block civil rights. back in the 40's and 50's and 60's. so i want to be clear that our country works best when both parties are evolving and changing. and over certain periods of time democrats have been stupid and the republicans have had better ideas and vice versa. right now at least the core republican philosophy and belief is that the le

i'm a student at hawkin, and i am wondering -- you've said that the republicans they've never really changed their opinion of what to do. it's always tax cuts, tax cuts and why do you think that they're always proposing tax cuts and never changing what they think we should do? >> well you know i -- [ laughter ] that's a good question. look and i want to be fair to their philosophy. i think they have a particular philosophy at least today. now keep in mind that every party changes over time. so so the person that i consider the greatest president of all time, a guy named abraham lincoln was also the first republican president. there had been democrats who -- whose main goal was to block civil rights back in the '40s, '50s and '60s. so i want to be clear that our country works best when both parties are evolving and changing and over certain periods of time democrats have been stupid and republicans have had better ideas and vice versa. right now, at least, the core republican philosophy and belief is that the less government interferes with the marketplace the better off we all are. s

janet yellen made this point abundantly clear last week during humphrey hawkins. there's a reason why wage pressures lag the cycle. you have to wait for labor markets to become tighter and as a result the one thing you do first is raise hours which we've seen over the course of the last several months and then you raise pay. so that is a conversation for another day. do not lament the fact that wages are not running at a robust pace. they shouldn't be at this point in the cycle. >> steve can you hear us now? >> sorry about that. i was listening to the earlier show. >> i was hearing something weird myself but i digress. what did you make of this report? >> i did like this report a lot. 295,000. i like a couple little factoids. i like the idea that 66,000 people found jobs in leisure and hospitality hospitality. it tells me americans are spending on leisure and hospitality. and the fact that those working part-time for economic reasons went down for the eighth month in a row. tom, where are we in the cycle? we're 68 months into the expansion, quote, unquote, and the

. >> he is the owner of hawkins guns, llc and he joins us.his is incredible, because they are specifically targeting it appears. you have evidence to back this up including audio tape. tell us what happened. >> i was notified by the bank on november 13th that they had to close tie account due to being a gun dealer. and, you know, it's a sad day in america when this can happen to you. >> were you taken totally by surprise when you started to reveal this and unravel kind of the mystery as to why you were targeted? >> yes, i didn't realize how big of an issue it was until i started investigating what had happened to me. my other business is a private investigation company. i'm in tune to seeing things that don't seem to be right. >> because you have that background you were able to do this investigation and expose it. there have been businesses that have been fauskted. firework sales, to bako sales, coin dealers and pharmaceutical sales. were you surprised that this is the list that's going through operation chokepoint? >> yes, i was surprised w