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remember that three-hopper that davis hit in the first? better contact this time around in the eighth, three-run shot put the a's backup on top. sixth home run of the year, he drives in all four runs. they beat the red sox 4-1, they win five of six. now 11-11. brandon belt putting the giants on his back trying to win a series for the first time this year, broke one of the more obscure records in major league baseball history. had a battle against the angels starter jaime barre. fouled off an incredible 16 pages. it lasted 12 minutes and 45 seconds and ended with a fly out to right field. two outs and a runner on board for evan longoria. rips one to the matterhorn. 3-0 giants. not worn out from that marathon at-bat in the first inning. no-doubter, solo shot, home run in his fourth consecutive game. 4-0 san francisco. johnny cueto ran into some trouble, bases loaded, he got luis valbuena to ground into the inning ending 3-6-1 double play. giant hold on to win 4-2. it is their very first series win of the season. instant -- giannis and the bu

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bottom of the first, chris davis with a runner on third it's a three hopper that cut through the left side of the infield and the a's had an early 1-0 lead. christian vasquez popped one into foul territory, arcana making his first start of the year, first base that's a nice over the shoulder hit -- catch. it's a little bit better contact and eight. a three run bomb to put the a's rack on top. this is his sixth run home -- homerun of the year. they are now 11-11. trying to win a series for the first time this year, belt broke one of the more obscure records in major league history, he had a battle against angel starter. he saw 21 pictures -- pitches and lasted and ended on a line out to right field. evan longoria ripped one to the matterhorn. he wasn't worn out from that marathon at-bat but no doubt about it, the home run in his fourth consecutive game. he took a no-hitter into the sixth inning but ran into some trouble with the bases loaded. ending -- fired up after covering back and forth, the giants hold on to win four mac -- 4-2. riley back to take the lead in the fourth, jalen ran

college was officially renamed after the late navy admiral, computer pioneer, and yale alumna, grace hopper this college now, grace murray harper is your home -- >> was it emotional for you in there? >> it was. i got hit with the emotion right before i walked in. and it was just pure joy. >> changing the people that we honor helps a wider range of students be able to envision themselves as someone who can make a difference, who will be remembered. >> reporter: as part of a conscious effort to not sanitize or erase the past, calhoun's name and image will remain on the edifice. >> it's no longer the name by which this college is known. but the history and what we need to learn from and about john c. calhoun is not wiped away. >> we can't forget that yale was a university that once did have a college, a very important part of the campus, dedicated to john c. calhoun. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm katie couric. >> our thanks to katie. and "america inside out with katie couric" premieres tomorrow night on the national geographic channel. that you don't think about is very much. counties it's

edward hopper.george o'keefe and many more we're looking at a fraction of the collection there are fifteen hundred pieces being sold half online so those pieces are two hundred dollars five hundred dollars one thousand dollars the collection is on display in los angeles following exhibitions in hong kong paris and london the works will go on auction at christie's in new york in may . quick reminder now of the top stories that we're following for you catalonia separatist leader carlos pushed amman has walks free from a german jail after posting bail the german court refused to actual guide him back to spain for rebellion but could still hand him over to me dred on a lesser charge. and with that you're up to date now on t.w. news i'm sarah kelly thanks for watching. played. on. the boom's conundrum residential area instead. you've got a real good name in case you tell them that. conventional fences are to protect the housing estates and kind of clues to courage for proving putin besides . effective wi

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i mean, it's really i'm just hopeful that staff can kind of put that in the hopper with some of these other changes to consider whether this is a change that we can do because it seems relatively straightforward to me. >> thank you. >> i was going to say, i took notes on that, so if we do that in the future, i would definitely add that. because i have actually heard that, too, so... >> great. thank you both. section c, is consent calendar. i need a motion and second on the consend calendar. >> so moved. >> second. >> okay. thank you. i don't have any public comment on any of the consent items. are there any items withdrawn or corrected by the superintendent? >> yes, there are corrections. mr. stihl will read the corrections right now. >> thank you, superintendent matthews. we do have two withdrawals from our on-line k resolutions. first is 18410 k 8, and second is 184-10 k 8. we have a withdrawal, number 16 on the calendar. the first comment of the six is being withdrawn. >> thank you. any items removed for first reading by the board. any itemed severed by the board or superintendent

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edward hopper georgia o'keeffe and many more we're looking at a fraction of the collection there arefteen hundred pieces being sold half online so those pieces are two hundred dollars five hundred dollars one thousand dollars the collection is on display in los angeles following exhibitions in hong kong paris and london the works will go an auction at christie's in new york in may why missy is clearly only with the hard words of advice from a famous children's book celebrating its seventy fifth anniversary today the little prince by a french author first hit shelves on this day back in one nine hundred forty three it went on to become one of the world's most translated books and one of the bed time favorites also for enchanting generations of young readers. it's a global bestseller translated into hundreds of languages the little prince still captivates children and adults even after seventy five years. do you remember if you meant for. the fox asks the little prince to tame him or. it's a story about friendship and trust and a philosophical fable about the human condition the power

trajectory and break code in a cipher system that is women who were working these systems, grace hopper with the united states navy was working with the computers and other women were working with the armies first computer and my women were doing running early code breaking computers and doing cyber security. again, because their work was top-secret because they were written out of history people forget that women were the forefront of developing these stem technologies and we are having these observed debates today about do women belong in the stem field and why are more women in silicon valley. you may remember the google engineer question whether women are biologically suited to do work in the tech sac or do computer coding. it's enormously relevant to the conversation and it's unbelievable to me that we are still having these conversations but i hope that books like hidden figures and rise of the rocket girls in these wonderful books about the contribution could be brandished during those conversations. >> i like that world hundred word brandished. good work. >> stories are importan

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put all of that into a hopper, here's what you get. june looking at 70% chance of a hike that would be the second hike this year. and then december 63% for the third hike this year but virtually very low probabilities of that fourth rate hike currently in the market >> steve, thank you. mr. leisman back at headquarters >>> 40 minutes to go to the close. the lows this morning, futures were down about 400. we've done better than that throughout the session even briefly positive. the s&p now down 15. >> "the closing bell" is just getting started. >>> next up, a widely followed analyst initiates coverage of tesla. if you're long this stock, watch out. that's next. >>> plus, what paul ryan's decision to exit the political stage should signal for investors. this is "the closing bell" with kelly evans and wilfred frost. live from the new york stock exchange [fbi agent] you're a brave man, mr. stevens. your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become

my dad also -- my mom and dad met at the savoy and knew the guys that the savoy dancers, the lindy hoppers. >> yes. >> and tonya harding, tonya, you were at two olympics. we know you have the moves on the ice. how does that translate to the dance floor? >> it doesn't. [ laughter ] absolutely does not. i need to get rid of a few things like my skating face, my skating follow-through and my feet. >> you can't get rid of those. we need those. [ applause ] >> i want to go over to chris. >> sasha has his hands full. >> a lot of full hands on this show. >> yes. >> full hand. >> chris winning the first ever u.s. men's single luge medal in the olympics this year. [ applause ] >> according to my trusty notes, you have an odd ritual, you jump into a freezing cold lake. >> we only have five seconds left so -- >> yes or no. >> the pacific ocean. the pacific ocean. >> the pacific ocean. the pacific ocean. >>> and this breaking news from ontario this morning. a live picture. a car over a cliff and you can see the rescuer in the yellow in the middle of the screen trying to get to a man holding on to the

rate and if it's this time of technology, if it's nuclear or software or enabler, sensor, frequency hopper, all sorts of different types of technologies that are enumerated throughout that 198-page document. within three lines of that document, i found something very athomas louse and interesting. that is voice encoding. so if you can voice encode, you can take continuous speech and then you can make it into zeros and ones and encode it into a digital frame and come prez it and compress it and transfer it at a slow rate. that's a very slow transmission rate. for some reason, they find this a duel use good that needs to be regulated for export control. i don't know when they decided this was the case. and i don't know exactly why. but what i do know is six months ago an academic decided that he figured out how to do voice encoding and he dropped it open source on the internet. and so that kind of move really pushes us to think about how we do our regulations. and how we can be more foresight about our regulations when it comes to military applications for security purposes. another thing th

this type of technology, if it's nuclear, software, enabler, if it's a sensor, if it's a frequency hopper, all sorts of types of technologies enumerated throughout that 198-page document. within three lines of that document, i found something very anomalous and i think is very interesting. and that is voice encoding. so if you can voice encode, so you can take continuous speech and then you can make it into, you know, 0s and 1s and encode it into a digital frame and you can compress it and compress it and transfer it at a very slow rate. 700 kbs, kilobytes per second. that's a slow transmission rate. and for some reason vassnar finds this a dual use good that needs to be regulated for export control. i don't know when they decided this was the case. and i don't know exactly why. but what i do know is that about six months ago an academic decided that he figured out how to do voice encoding at 700 kbs and dropped an open source on the internet. so that kind of move really pushes us to think about how we do our regulations. and how we can be more -- have more foresight about our regulations

if it's an enabler, if it's a sensor, or frequency hopper, there are many type of technologies that are enumerated through that 198 page document. within three lines of the document, i found something very anomalous and interesting. there is voice encoding. if you can voice in code, you can take continuous speech, and make it into ones and zeros. you can put it into a digital frame. you can compress it. you can compress it and transfer it at a slow rate. that is a very slow transfer rate. for some reason, they find this a dual use a good that needs to be regulated for expert control. i do not know when they decided this was the case. i don't know why. what i do know is that six months ago, and academic decided that he figured out how to do voice encoding at 700 kbs. he dropped an open source on the internet. that type of move, really pushes us to think about how we do our regulations, and how we can be more forthright when it comes to military applications for security purposes. another thing that i would briefly draw attention to is, not only do we need new governing structures and new

over a thousand objects and major paintings are are bypys casio, monet, john singer sergeant, homer,.hoppereatest and most loved american and french painters but over a thousand of the objects are decorative arts and those cost $500 or $1,000. >> so you're talking about price points forrel all people come through. >> very much so. >> thomas, vista jet is sponsoring this and that's because your clientele, this is right up their alley >> that's exactly right. when we saw the opportunity to work together with christy's, there were a couple of things driving this over 80% of our clients are collectors of art. and the fact that it was a global tour and we started in hong kong. there was london there was los angeles. and now finally here in new york so, you know, our theme of anywhere, anytime, you know, fly vista jet. very much fit so well with the effort of what christie's is doing. >> maybe this is coming at a good time because there's been pretty strong demand for quality art pieces, too. >> yeah. it is a large supply what's not usual is there are so many absence of great quality. that occurs

pass all sorts of of different additional things, i just can't name for you, what is next in the hopper out office of budget white house is evaluating a proposal that would lower drug prices reduce out-of-pocket costs ahead of the the president's speech, on drug prices next week, so we can watch that congressman please come back congressman lee zeldin great to see you. >> thank you take care dagen. dagen: after years of keeping silent amazon ceo bezos revealing the retail giant surpassed 100 million prime subscribers other major milestone ahead. >> more couples say i don't to honeymoons, surprising trend for newlyweds, next. ♪ about you ♪ ♪ everything will be -- ♪ ♪ i'll bet you want to, everything will be fine ♪ ♪ . dagen: more trouble in the skies after a delta airlines jet was forced to make emergency landing in atlanta. cheryl casone was more details. cheryl: dagen this is right delt airlines flight bound for london forced to return to atlanta after it took off yesterday one of the engines started to smoke. >> right-hand side -- smoke. cheryl: you can see on video that smoke powerin

i wonder if he will put on the face who was trying to befriend hip hoppers in new york before he was is he going to keep playing this kind of racial playing to a crowd but dividing to a crowd. i wonder, mr. president, can you find at least the moral strength to memorialize mr. king and what he stood for. >> and what will it mean if he does tweet based on what he's done over the last several years. last night i watched the mountain top speech 15 minutes or so again and i was talking with my daughter about it and she asked if dr. kij hadn't been shot and killed would he still be alive today? yeah, 89. there's a chance he would have been alive right now. to the rev's point what do you think 89-year-old dr. martin luther king would think as he watches president trump, the state of racial justice in america? what would be his view of what's happening right now in this country? >> well, he'd be speaking out in his -- in his loud eloquent voice about everything. and not just about issue affecting african americans, but issues affecting owl communit s communities, minority communities that a

had taken the oath of office to be a member of the house of representatives, i walked over to the hopper and put in the barton tax limitation ball angsed budget amendment. house resolution 33, i believe. that was almost 34 years ago. at that time, the national debt was less than $2 trillion. today it's over $20 trillion. in the time i have been in the house, we have had three or four balanced budgets on a cash flow basis, which means we have had 30 unbalanced budgets. we have piled almost $19 trillion on our children and our grandchildren's backs, with no hope to ever repay. the balanced budget constitutional amendment is not a pana seea and doesn't solve all of our problems, but it is a step in the right direction. i have a few issues with this particular balanced budget amendment. it's not as strong as i would like it to be, but i commend the chairman for bringing it to the floor for a vote. it is a positive first step. it is not compassionate to spend money we don't have and keep adding deficits that we will never repay. there is always an inexhaust i believe demand for more federal d

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