allen mansion. and life portraits of john and francis allen. there's only one other known portrait of john and only one of the portrait of francis that also been lost but with the only place that has portraits of both his foster parents together. that's quite appropriate because richmond is where they lived. they lived in homes all over the neighborhood. this is the street poe would've walked up and down this street and seeing this house on multiple occasions. but better get we have the bed. this is where he would have slept. his foster father was a wealthy tobacco expert who died in 1834. he was worth about three quarters of a million dollars, and had huge mansion in downtown richmond, a plantation, had property and rockbridge county. and he could afford the finest things in life and he had an extensive library. that was a great advantage for poe. he was able to read from the allen library, but alan never quite warmed up to. it was the foster moms idea to taken edgar. francis was from the richmond society. society. she had been orphaned herself

only one other known portrait of john allen in life and only one portrait of frances allen in life which have both been lost. we have life pictures of both his parents together, and that's quite appropriate but a richmond is where they lived. they policed in homes all over the neighborhood. this is a street that poe would have known very well during his lifetime, would have walked up and down the street, have seen this house on multiple occasions, but better yet we have the bed where we would have slept. poe's foster father, john alan, was a wealthy tobacco expert. when he died he was worked' three-quarters million dollars. he had a huge mansion richmond, a plantation, property in rocklin county and could afford the finest things in life and had extensive library, and that was a great advantage for poe. he was able to read from the the allan library but allan never warmed up to him it was the mother's decide to addition nick edgar happens. orphaned he was as a child so she could simple these when the heard that poe's mother, the famous actress, eliza poe, was fight and needed help caring

john allen is head of community and content for sidewire and gloria ryan with "the daily beast" and hunteryahoo! news. erin, there is a question about, oh, what you doing what the tea party did, something else, the resistance? we've been reporting on our show, "the last word with lawrence o'donnell" here, about how the numbers show incredible, historical turnout, that this is as big as you'd go back in several decades. >> right. well, i think it's really tempting to try to create a 1-1 correlation between things that you're seeing now and things that recently happened that are similar to what we're seeing now, but there are some things that are pretty encouraging to democrats in this situation. if you look at what happened in the 2010 elections, not every single person from the tea party who rolled into office that year ended up being a superstar, but if you look at some people who did -- nikki haley, marco rubio, mike lee -- they all had big years in 2010. >> ted cruz. >> yeah, so democrats -- yeah, ted cruz. so, if you're looking to the future -- if you're looking to the democratic party

john allen muhammad would drive. lee boyd malvo was in the trunk, and they would communicate and that is how they would drive around, basically looking for people to kill. it is terrifying to think about and is terrifying still for those who are around during that time, in this area. they remember, i am sure. here, you can see the hole they carved out so he could poke the nose of the rifle through there. what is also interesting about the collection and why it may look different from what people would think or remember is that everything has been processed as evidence now. so even the buffing on the trunk was done as part of that process. and then another piece of many peoplehave is the infamous tarot card left at the benjamin tasker middle school crime scene. this was the first time the criminals tried to make contact with law enforcement, through this tarot card. for those of you who remember seeing it on the news it may look different, because it was processed as evidence for fingerprints and different things. so

they are looking for a man named john allen jason there at the party and believe fired shots to bring george county police are looking for a gunman that shot and killed two teenagers the shooting happened 2:00 this morning and the teens were waiting for are abusty naylor road metro station with when the shooting took place the teens were taken to the hospital for treatment and we're told they're in stable condition. no word yet on what led to the shooting police are still trying to determine a motive. meanwhile, less than an hour later police were responding to a murder in springdale the body of a woman was found near ardmore road and yellow lane there. someone shot the woman. they are now trying to find the person responsible we don't know the woman's identity yet or what led to the shooting. police are asking any with information about this case to give them a call. >> he's coming he's coming. >> is anyone else in there? is anyone else? >> a maryland man is sending a very special thank you tonight to the d.c. police officers that pulled him from the burning car. 58-year-old michael

military officials spanning multiple administrations, including john allen, david petraeus, and michaele a letter to congress, stating their strong conviction that elevating and strengthening diplomacy and development alongside defense are critical to keeping america safe, even quoting the current defense secretary james mattis on capitol hill back in 2013. >> you don't fund the state department fully, then i need to buy more ammunition ultimately. so i think it's a cost benefit ratio. the more that we put into the state department's diplomacy, hopefully the less we have to put into a military budget. >> reporter: the generals and admirals ending their letter with now is not the time to retreat. >> michelle, congress ultimately is going to have to approve what the president proposes. is that likely given those numbers? >> reporter: some republicans on the hill say they don't want to respond to this until they see detailed numbers. what came out today was a very preliminary blueprint. you could say there aren't too many people on either side of the aisle who wouldn't want to see the gove

as mentioned by john allen, strategic defense review looks at what we need to be, that number can be adjusted even up. when we think 350,000 is the number for our airmen. we think we need 60 fighter squadrons in addition to modernizing our nuclear force and our space forces spirit i want to get to one other area before we go a round. and that is when you're going through a starvation. , you have two problems. one is the expense of modernization and maintenance. first of all the agree with that? what i'd like to have is just for each one of you, the area of modernization that needs to be enhanced now because you've had to let that go. starting with you, general all allyn. >> as we testified last year, chairman inhofe, we've had most of our modernization programs on life support for the last several years we are currently, our modernization program is 50% of what it was in 2009. in 2009 it was 48. 48.5 billion. 24.8 billion this year. it's inadequate to modernize for the near term, let alone the long range future force that we know we are going to require on a multi-domain battlefield.

. >> the keating five are john mccain and democrats allen cranston, john glenn, and two others.1.3 million in donations. ed win gray says the senators tried to subvert the regulatory process. >> i was told to come alone. i did. >> did you find that unusual? >> absolutely. never happened before. the whole time i was in washington, i never saw that. >> no witnesses? >> no, no witnesses. deniability. >> they said they wanted us to not take the enforcement action against lincoln savings. the only thing that got them to back off is when we finally said, we're making criminal referrals, you're going to bat for criminals. >> now awaiting trial, keating has refused to testify to the senate. >> was there something wrong with five senators meeting? yes, it's a bad appearance. but the real question is, did john mccain abuse his office? the evidence indicates clearly no. >> the keating five became a symbol of the '80s because it's a group of distinguished u.s. senators accused of taking bribe money. they get off eventually, but it rocked the country because it showed the u.s. senate seemed

will be speaking with john allen. to really dig into that. ing you need to know about this market rally as well. tom: very good, john allison will join us this morning. jordan rochester of nomura and jim -- chief executive officer of principal group. i want to bring up the vanilla chart. the litmus paper we use. jordan, help me out with your view with a full faith and credit spread in the united states. the steepness of the yield curve. we've shown this chart too many times. the election the next day. we are in this massive trend. how do you break out of that? jordan: if donald trump keeps the market uncertain as to what he's doing with the national debt that you have that toxic steepening in the euro curve. i think that's a bit too far-fetched. what you could see is pickup in part to the growth -- in productivity growth. one thing with them been caught off guard is by -- tom: jump on this distribution. we do the single best chart twice on bloomberg surveillance. the idea of the fan distribution, the option analogy. is that good thing that we

and more ab suburb bruce allen is the reason john wall does not get fouls called someone else plame bruceen 2015 wnba elena deldon is member of mystics deldone is happy to be close to home in delaware and teammate and coach are happy be title contender. >> it truly feels look a family here. joch and i have known each other for a long time. we go way back to meet everyone it's about quite a day and even more excited and i didn't think that was possible. keep getting better. >> you look at two people that hopefully lead us to the championship at some point we're all looking for. >> who guards us. >> that's my only question. >> yeah, and so that was taylor hill who is already on the team. they have so many weapons on the team i love the confidence. >> they've made very good moves. >> and now elana deldone suffered frv bouts of lyme disease since beaten by atic f she needs a rest she will take a game off here and there and the mystics if not whipping the title -- >> let's bri o championship this year. >> thanks, brody. >> news at 11 sarts right now. >> right in and out at 11 a local firefight

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>> right now, on entertainers with byron allen, the cast of john wick chapter 2. >> what kind of warrior mentality do you need to have the survive this kind of ride? >> you're getting a gift of being able to do this action that doesn't get done. >> james mcavoy. >> i got to the end of the script i called them and said if you want me to do this i want to be in it. >> ice cube. >> you and charlie have a killer chemistry together. would you describe it more of batman and robin? >> yogi and booboo. a little bit. >> ryan gosling and emma stone. he naught only knows why he knows movies. i think she's close to what made him fall in love with movies. >> the cast of fences. >> what was it about the story you knew you had to be in? >> i read the play in 53, wow i'm 55. >> michael keaton. >> it's a great american story. >> the comedy jam featuring jessica golden. elle fanning. >> who are some of the women in the game you really look up to. >> i look up to my sister. >> we're proud of the film, it's a reminder that love can overcome. >> cynthia robinson. >> what was the most attractive? >> you see t

allen martin. >> this week sources say homeland security secretary john kelly is expected to issue tough new immigration enforcement guidelines that would among other things authorize the immediate return of many immigrants captured at the mexican border, expedited deportation of any undocumented immigrant in the country for less than two years and the hiring of 10,000 new immigration and enforcement agents and 5,000 border patrol officers. >> people are just going to be picked up and swept away without a hearing. there are going to be so many mistakes that are made with that kind of system. >> earlier today from his mar-a- lago resort president trump announced army lieutenant general hr mcmaster as his new national security advisor. >> a man of tremendous talent and tremendous experience. he is highly respected by everybody in the military. >> the 54-year-old army military officer served in afghanistan and the gulf war and is considered one of the most successful battle commanders in iraq. president trump offered the position to retired vice admiral robert harward last week, but he turned it down. alle

the president and it was some kind of connection between her and richard allen helped her but the only person she names is john bowels who is is a ship master. i was able to, because she named his name, she made it clear in her interview she was only naming his name because she was deceased so he would not get in trouble. but it was very clear that following the ship reports that pulled into port of philadelphia his ship was in philadelphia at exactly the time that ona judge ran away. the free blacks involved with her and her running away the same holds true in new hampshire. she is very clear she gets help and assistance from the free black population in new hampshire. now, the population is tiny. there were more black people in mount vernon than portsmith. when i realized she went to portsmith i was like why portsmi portsmith? then i realized she could not geographic -- go to new york and perhaps the same was true of boston. she didn't know where she was going and it is likely the free black people didn't tell her for fear of problems and she would tell the plan. she doesn't know where he is going until she

allen. not afraid to shoot it in a big and then later duke with the ball. no good. here comes the 'cuse, johnhad 23 points before that -- >> home glass. >> give him 26 and give the orange the win on gillon's shot 3 for 4 for three on him and when syracuse needed to keep their tournament hopes alive. >> this tie is called gardenia from pineapple polaca. >>> tom brady is on the case of his missing jersey. >>> a massive whale gives a group of boaters quite a surprise. make a date with your eye doctor. your eyes will love you for it. show your eyes some eyelove. eyelove is all the things... but it's also having a chat with your eye doctor... about dry eyes... ...that interrupt the things you love... ...because it could be chronic dry eye. go to myeyelove.com and feel the love. ♪ i do believe that ♪ something good is happening, yeah ♪ ♪ i do believe, i do believe [ male announcer ] rethink the power of the oat. quaker -- we are the good we make. about tempur-pedic ma

john smith got the interview. i got rejected for the interview. it is the man since ourjob—seekers apply for the same 100 vacancies, so how have they done? allenositive responses. —— full responses from headhunters. the other applicant only got to enquiries from headhunters. what we have identified is that the muslim sounding person byes cv is only likely to get them an interview in one out of three cases where an anglo—saxon neighbours get a response, a positive response. research is based on a small sample, but it does indicate a pattern of prejudice. some organisations are trialling name blind cds, which stopped recruitment office making unfairjudgments. stopped recruitment office making unfair judgments. this unemployed chartered surveyor believes the effect is limited. i've seen many people who are less skilled than me but have risen up into more senior management positions much faster and quicker, because their face fits. an application from a candidate like myself at that early stage, sometimes they don't reveal the name of the person, but clearly when you wa nt of the person, but clearly when you want into an interview, it is quite app

allen they are not. those comments by donald trump on friday evening that the media is the enemy of the american people is causing some concern. even amongst senior republicans, you heard from johnraised questions about press freedom, which of course is enshrined in the first amendment to the american constitution. donald trump clearly does blame the media for the way his administration has been characterised over the course of this first month. despite the protests a nd this first month. despite the protests and the leaking of classified information, the departure of his national security adviser, michael flynn, and so on, he continues to insist that the administration is operated like a finely oiled machine, and he believes the media has got it in for him. hence the sort of rallies that he held last night in florida, where the get energised by the people, speaks of the calf, he believes he can get his message over the heads of the mainstream media and directly to the people who voted for him. president trump has also been putting sweden in the headlights, by? end that florida rally, donald trump was talking about the dangers of open borders and that sort of policy that exist i

john: did you choose him at all, because he is not an idealist -- idealic kid, he is a little bit of a romper, to put it mildly. gianfranco: he is like the woody allenis in his own little daily fight, his anxiety, his lazy i -- eye, there is always an element of you poking something else. that when i met him, i remember he was playing with his slingshot and i was looking at him and asking, how good are you? and he said very good. he aimed and he hit the -- and he turned to me and said, you need passion in life. and i knew it that moment. john: you do not do question and answer, you always do a fly on the wall view, you show things and do not interrupt. gianfranco: one of my mentors told me, he said, you ask one question and you have one answer, you must go deeper into things. so for me it is important to let life unfold in front of the camera. [speaking foreign language] john: you let death unfold and it is powerful. gianfranco: there was something extremely painful and dramatic, shooting in the middle of the sea when i encountered that, one of the rescues that the world was participating in. and i was on the sea. and they literally had a body of ar

called him syracuse img network -- duke 78, 75 john from 3-point shot the buzzer fans batty as many during the game taunted controversial duke player allene louisville basketball coach rick pitino rumored to have rumored in chapel hill got into a shouting match with a fan, who was not a student but an ordinarily gentleman. >> of course, he was [laughter] >> he rejected. >> i can guess what doing -- >> he said here is my favorite, no, pitino said that said this was classiest place in college basketball until i met a fan on the way out carolina coach kwlooms apologized told reporters in north carolina we don't have to be like the other schools hope it never happens again there. >> pitino said north carolina is classiest place. >> yeah. >> that is not true that is -- >> no, no, i grew up cavaliers fan went to wake forest, when he was coaching he was tough fierce i want. >> utmost respect. >> maybe get to tom brady story hunt for tom brady's engineers continues post his suspect list on instagram they include from lord of the rings lady gaga performed halftime show buddy teammate -- what do you make of this list. >> it was gaga. >> he called

allen west, dr. ed fulmer. foundationer of the heritage foundation. i've got fox news contributor and host. john sullivan.two films. i've got dennis prager, out of california, radio titan. i've assembled an all-star cast and we're committed, committed to making sure that we stand up for america, that we are voice for america in the culture. we're that going to stand idly buy as has been done up until now, and just let anybody and everybody use america as a punching bag. america's days as a punching bag are over, john. >> host: anthony, california. e-mail: despotism often presents itself as the repairer of all the ills suffered, the support of just rights, defender of the oppressed and founder and -- and/or founder. it president trump a despot. >> guest: absolutely not. he is not despot no dictator in hitler and much liar the left do when they will call someone a misogynist or sexist or saying something as opposed to doing something, they do a disservice to lounge second all harassment and a realsive service to calling president trump a dictator and a despot. they do a real disservice to the people that ac

i have colonel allen west, i've the founder of the heritageefo foundation. i've got fox news contributor and host, i have johns. i have assembled in an all-star cast. we are committed, committed committed to making sure that we stand up for america.ama, that we are a voice for america in the culture. that we are not going to stand idly by as has been done up until the just let anybody and everybody use america as a punching bag. america days as a punching bag are over. >> host: anthony from californi: e-mailed, they wrote despotism often presents itself with all the ill suffered the offender of the repressed and founder and/or founder. this president trump a death spot? >> absolutely not. his no hitler, and quite frankly, much like the left you would they will call someone on misogynist or -- something as opposed to doing something. they do a real disservice. in this case they do a real disservice to calling president trump a dictator and a death spot. they do a real disservice disservice to the people that actually suffer under that. president trump is a leader., he's an alpha male. he is somebody is somebod

allen questrom. and of course potential new policies under donald trump will come up. we will get thoughts on the future for the beleaguered retailer in the last couple of years. johnon a high as the most successful city manager of all time. jon: i was just talking to david about it. they said the stadium should be named after him. >> it might be. david: they could get a year or two for that. jon: looking forward to the program. 20 minutes into the session, we about a quarter of 1% on the dow and 4/10 on the s&p 500. jon: from new york city, this is bloomberg. let's get you up to speed about 22 minutes in the session. a softer session emerging. andre down on the s&p 500 still deeply negative in germany . in frank for, the dax is off by 1.4%. it is the u.s. dollar, weakest in the earlier session. you don't see it as pronounced on dollar-yen or at all on euro-dollar. treasuries still with a marginal bid by three basis points. this bond market just hasn't been buying that. david: they have made their vote . they know where this is going. the conservative political action conference got off to a big start outside of washington. we heard from steve bannon and reince pri

historians luca mayville and richard allen myers and recall john adams's fears of the political influence of the wealthy. and how everyday items and occurrences can help explain physics. that all happens this weekend on booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books, television for serious readers. >> marlene trestman, your other of "fair labor lawyer: the remarkable life of new deal attorney and supreme court advocate bessie margolin". tell me about her. >> i would love to. bessie was born in a jewish orphanage in new orleans that changed her life profoundly with social justice values. i like to say before their was a notorious are bg as justice ginsburg is affectionately known there was an audacious bessie margolin. we are the first stable act and the equal pay act, she championed those laws in her 30 years as an associate solicitor at the labor department and she was a tour to me. >> host: what were the significant cases she was involved in as well as the fair labor act? >> guest: all her time at the labor department was spent on -- fair labor standards act, but it was the body of wo