david: john woods is here, he is from credit suisse. look at hong kong and the amount of money from china, the names getting picked up, it feels a lot like the first half of 2015 and we know what happened in june. help me feel secure. i think if there is a contrary and bone in your body, you would be shaking right now. and the underpinning of this rally is based on growth and earnings. these are important drivers. the technical aspect you highlighted is absolutely right. in the third quarters this year, we saw outflows from asian $9 billion, order to date, we have seen inflows of $2 billion. earnings are improving. we're expecting earnings this ,ear up 15% to 20% this year similar to next year. in that environment with growth and export-driven growth particularly rebounding, it is hard to be bearish. people aret that just moving money around the board here, causing yield curves in the u.s. to flatten? a lot of people say this will hit the real economy. >> i think the yield curve story is probably more to do with the relatives i you of u

. >> john wood, former u.s. attorney. >> gives defense attorneys an argument the jury pool has been tainted their client can get a fair trial. you could have some body on the jury that is anti-trump could have the opposite effect of of what he intended. >> thank you, thank you. >> the president also faces another potential legal pitfall. today his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, deputy campaign manager, rick gates appeareden federal court. both under indictment for money laundering and making false statements. allies of the president say mr. trump its bothered by the publicity around being charged himself or being impeached. the president maintains there was no collusion between his campaign and russia. sam clovis, trump campaign co-chairman implicated, withdrew his nomination to a top science post at agriculture department. also, mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner turned over off to the special counsel's office documents related to his role in the firing of fbi director james comey. anthony. >> majo

. >> reporter: john wood is the defense attorneys an argument that the jury and their client can't get a fair trial. the second way it can complicate things is you could have somebody on the jury who ismp, e the opposite effect of what he intended. >> areoing you g to pardon paul manart? >> thank you. >> reporter: the president also legall, robert mueller's investigation of his campaign's dealings with russia. today his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, and deputyampaign manager rick fedel court, both under indictment for must be -- money lawntering and making false statements. allies of the president say mr. trump is bothered by the publicity around the investigation but does not fear being charged himself or being ited. the president maintains there was in collusion between his campaign and russia. sam clos, trump cochairman implicated in the russia investigation, today withdrew his nomination to a top science post at the agriculture department. also mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, has turned over to the special council's office documents related to his role in the firi

. >> reporter: john wood is a former u.s. attorney. >> it gives the defense attorneys an argument that the jury pool has been tainted and their client can't get a fair trial. ane second way it can complicate things is, you could have somebody on the jury who is anti-trump, and so it could -ttually have the opposite effect of what he intended. >> are you going to pardon paul manafort? >> thank you. >> reporter: the president also faces another potential legal pitfall: robert mueller's investigation of his campaign's dealings with russia. today, his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, and deputy campaign manager rick gates appeared again in federal court, both under indictment for money laundering and making false statements. allies of the president say mr. trump is bothered by the publicity around the investigation but does not fear being charged himself or being impeached. the president maintains there was no collusion between his campaign and russia. sam clovis, the trump campaign co-chairman implicated in the russia in

percussion and started as military music in the one nine hundred centuries but developed into an entire john wood that was extremely popular until the one nine hundred sixty s. . it was started by mohammed has somebody who played the clarinet in a royal military band at the time a best friend in the diva of egypt while it was under manure in the nineteenth century. has launched his own band in one thousand nine hundred fifty and muhammad ali street in cairo which became famous for its artists and its musicians. has a band played for rich and poor alike and at weddings and funerals. the band featured in egyptian movies some of them classics. other musicians imitated the has. and the bands played a family and national festivities. those days are over but the has has retained a place in the hearts of egyptians today many of whom still think of it as the people's music. and. whatever and. atlantic. county i may have been returning. i know. i'm one of the known. commie. refinance when i was last year i don't have someone who has. a lot of it when we're out of someone. who is that it was mine was that

john wood ner. >> no one would have predicted you would have the kind of career that you had as playerand you got to play with some extraordinary, great, great players. including michael jordan. i'm so interested in how athletes elevate themselves to be greater than the rest. who the athletes who kind of can take charge of that moment when everybody else is, i don't want to take the shot. you take the shot. what is it about the psyche of a michael jordan, a tim duncan, a david robson, the kind of players you played with that separates them from the rest? >> yeah. it's an interesting dynamic. >> you got a few of them now certainly steph curry would fit in that. it's a really, it's one of the fun things about coaching is you get to really see somebody's soul and what they're about. and everybody obviously in the nba brings something to the table. they're all such tall enented players or they wouldn't be here. there are just u certain guys who seem to rise above the rest of them. it's fearlessness. it's lack of self-consciousness. it's, it's work ethic. it's prepping for that moment. and

you have met over the years, you have been involved with some of the most famous athletes, tiger woods, john, steve prefontaine, michael jordan among others, are any of them that stand out to you as role models for youth, or do think all of them are, and which one's have you developed the closest personal relationship with? phil: they are all of that bit different. was john mcenroe a role model? yeah, kind of, but a lot of people would disagree with that. but which one stands out more than the other -- i really do look at them as my children, and who is your favorite child? you can't say that. david: does tiger woods give you golf tips, or you don't play golf? phil: i do, badly. he tried to give me a tip, but it didn't work. david: the high point of your career you would say was when nike went public or when nike came to the success it currently has? what would you say is the most favorite memory you have? phil: i kind of look at nike as my work of art, if you will, and just the whole painting is what matters. david: let's talk finally about leadership. leadership is not clear to people, whe

wood. but john does still has millions to help people to help themselves a group is overseeing ninety communities with thirty families each banks here are few and far between so each farming community has its own savings and loan association yonder says it strengthens social bonds and encourages entrepreneurship . before we go forward and domino's pizza have been testing consumer taste for autonomy pizza delivery guy the future domino's won't run your doorbell you'll get a text message instead your meal will come in a driverless car bristling with greater and sensors dominos as researching how consumers interact with animals thomas car the buckley's some customers know at least exactly how to interact with the pizza. that was d. w. business thank you very much for joining us members always on the web and to w. dr next time take care. of. mesmerizing mountains. conrad hanka is fascinated by their beauty. for months he retires to his studio on a glacier to create. fired by his icy barren surround. your romance next. take off like it will probably. the favorite at the world cup in russia is no getti

wood, who in game 4, went 5 2/3, allowed one run on one hit. the home runs via george springer. that was it. then he was out of the ball game. >> johnit's been an interesting year for alex wood. he started off on fire, all-star, ultimately running his record to 11-0, and then some time on the. -- on the dl. we mentioned the time in betwee between. one start in 32 days going back to the start you mentioned. >> joe: mccann tonight 0 for 2 n scored. got him over the outside corner. tom verducci, the city of houston and that area of texas has been through so much. they have latched onto these astros down the stretch here in 2017. the astros have brought them a lot of joy. >> tom: absolutely. hurricane relief efforts, recovery efforts on the minds of these players. when you walk into the clubhouse at minute maid pitcher of a car submerged under an overpass. a lot of players have hurricane damage photos in their lockers, including carlos correa. they have them at a high-level. he said he looks at it every day. i have a bad day and i want to throw my glove in my locker, i think about all these people have gone through. he said if we can gi

carbon 12, is part of a global boom in wood construction, including major projects in minneapolis, vancouver, and london. but glen corbett, a fire science professor at john j. college thinks wood could fuel an be infearo that firefighters can't fight, like the fire in the dwhrfl building in london. you think some of the new wood high rises could go up the way grenfell did in london? >> yes, because once it's over tenth or 15th story of a building, there's no way to put water on it. it's unstoppable, basically. >> reporter: any of the projects we're look at primary wood-based? >> well, they're wood models. >> reporter: so none of these models are for a wood-based building. architect peter weismantle, who helped design the burj khalifa in dubai, worries that more wood could mean more fire if codes aren't strictly enforced. >> we have the responsibility to think about the unthinkable things. so i'm glad there are vacation for timber, but there needs to be reasonable control and understanding applied to it. >> reporter: when you're working out of a wood office? >> yeah, we are. >> reporter: thomas robinson is the lead architect for framework, another buildin

. >> one of the names floated was john taylor in your neck of the woods on the west coast in stanfords been very vocal about his concern that this fed has been too accommodative. do you think that he may get some position there? because he talked about as potentially coming in at least is some kind of additional adviser? >> as vice chairman or perhaps as a governor, yes, i think taylor is a little more hawkish, he has taylor rule that was adopted in the late 1980s by many on the fed, and the taylor rule at the moment suggests that rates should be higher. they suggest what most of us know by common sense that interest rates this low, you know, basically is too stimulative for financial assets and may not necessarily benefit the real economy and certainly not benefit savers which both you and i have discussed in prior sessions. >> so does it start to change? >> i'm sorry? >> does it start to change? with powell? >> it will move higher, but probably not high enough to favor the savers economy. >> the savers are having a tough time these days. bill, appreciate you coming on. it's a very b

woods, his secretary, never knew about the tapes. henry kissinger, as close as henry was, never knew about the tapes. john ehrlichman never knew about the tapes. >> two people told me about it before it became public. i called bradley at home at 9:00 on saturday night i believe and said nixon taped himself. what should we do? ben, said, i wouldn't bust one on it. it's kind of a b-plus story. okay. the boss says b-plus. i won't work on it. i took sunday off and monday they called butterfield. i remember, ben came by and knocked on my desk and said, okay, it's better than a b-plus. >> from then on, it's a fight for the tapes. because they answer the questions. am i telling the truth? is the president telling the truth. what else happened? the prosecutors immediately subpoenaed the tapes. the senate subpoenas them. so nixon is early advised to destroy the tapes. whoop, whoop!

kenneth pendar, harry wood drove and john boyd. murphy's other agents, and oss operatives are already at their posts, or at the mediterranean landing beaches near algiers, at where ike isnca, running the invasion from his -- from his central headquarters, which is located on the island of gibraltar. every nerve and every tendon of these men are stretched on tender hopes. most, like bob murphy, have not slept for days. they've been given a code word to speak so that the allied officers coming ashore in assault boats can be given pre-arranged recognition signals. they will need these officers inland to their targets. the code word is "whiskey." the answer back is "soda." all is ready. where is the invasion? where are the advanced path finders? where are the para troopers? looking out at sea, all it dark. -- is dark. it's an ominous moment for murphy. he paces the crowded smoked , filled room of an apartment. all around him, men wait, preparing often antiquated weapons to attack the germans. they pray for the moment when they can occu

we know now about this, this is more about flynn than kushner, but, you know, as john just said he's not out of the woods. we don't know. if kushner said something that was inaccurate to the counsel or any of his communications with the counsel or investigators, what would koh that mean for him? is there a possibility of perjury? >> well, he's not under oath so it's not perjury, but if he makes a false statement to mueller and his fbi investigators, it can be prosecuted as a false statement if it was done knowingly and i tensionally and involved a material aspect of the inquiry. if he makes a mistake that's correctible and he corrects it later on, that's not likely to give rise to a false statement's prosecution. so false statements really is purposeful misleading, purposeful lies. and i'd be very surprised with kushner with the capability that abby lowe brings to the team that kushner's going to find himself in a 1,001 false statements trap. >> david, tell us about what we know about the relationship between kushner and flynn. >> they were very close during the campaign and i think that's part of why th

. >> the naturalist john muir was laid to rest in had martinez in the woods along the creek. >> his gravesite closed to the public for years. but abc7 news was there with the national park service. it is being open to visitors next month. he died in 1914. he shares a family plot with his wife, children and in-laws. >> we'll provide access by tours at this time. you can go three days a week and you'll be able to go to the resting place. >> his grave is about nine minutes from the site. you have to call the historic site to sign up. >> call it an attempted breakout. a dog climbs a fence. hound-ini style. >> i get it! >> >>> coming up, controversy over trees at christmas. one is sponsored by a satanic temple at 6:00. >>> and california's new gas. at a. why one lawmaker wants to get the state supreme court involved before his initiative goes to the ballot. >> and michael finney collection out an airline that thinks smaller is better. >>> a puppy has climbed her way into the hearts of thousands. >> she might be tiny, but buttermilk the beagle was caught scaling her kennel on the isle of wight. >>

john red wood, thank you very much indeed.nomy. it is what happens to the economy once we leave which will actually mean more to people and their livelihoods and what happens to the broader uk economy than whether we pay a divorce bill or not. vicki young there, our chief political correspondent. the final rulings had to be suspended after a prisoner drank liquid which he claimed was poison. he swigged from a small glass or bottle after his 20 year sentence was upheld. the court has been declared a crime scene by dutch police. 0n the line is martin bell who tved against him. martin, before we go into what this man is alleged to have done, just tell us how surprised are you by this extraordinary development in the hague? i am not surprised at all. he was not only a senior croatian officer, but he had been a theatre director. i met him in the croatian warandi director. i met him in the croatian war and i wondered whether one of the battles had been a bit stage managed, but then he was in charge of the hvo, the bosnian croats on

wood. it is a bit like entering a kind of sauna. this is plywood, is it? it is known as cross laminated timber, so it is a super sized form of plywood. johnactly, it allows buildings to go up to ten or more stories. there is still a lot of wood, isn't there? is this a door, do you think? that's the game in this house. cupboard or extra bedroom? the washing machine! it's hidden away. it's a celebration of the beauty of wood. there is no plaster, no paint, not even a skirting board, and a factory built wooden kit makes construction quicker and cheaper. the basic structure can go up in a few days. architects are even looking at building skyscrapers using the technology. they're getting very excited about timber. on the continent they've been using solid timber construction for so long, it's shown to be good, cheaper, much more environmentally friendly. to me, it's the future of housing. so, all we need now is a winner, which is why we're here. this is it, the royal institute of british architects stirling prize, the biggest night of british architecture. the announcement will come in the next few minutes, but the question is, how do you comp

. >>> naturalist john muir was laid to rest in martinez, in the woods alongside a creek. closed to public for years but abc7 news was there with the national park service. opened to visitors next month. muir who died in 1914, shares a family plot with wife, children and in-laws. >> provide access by tours only at this time three times a week. go with ranger on shuttle to the grave site to see the final resting place. >> about five minutes from john muir national historic site. begins december 9th and you have to call the site to sign up. >>> checking in with drew tuma for forecast. >>> plus couple and two cats had to evacuate copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in

woods, right? you can pay almosts to john muir. new site opening the visitors. >>> a little video is making a big splash across the globe. what is behind this recruitment effort? and how about another look at traffic? this is san jose 101. the slow part heading south. leaving silicon valley. it is very slow at the moment. it i really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. >>> nature lovers will be able to pay their almosts to john muir. abc news visited his resting place. it has been closed to visitors until now. the national the parks service says it will be opening the site to the public beginning one week from saturday. he is buried in a family plot with his wife, children and in-laws. bits five minutes from the national historic site located in the woods next to a creek. >> i think he would have enjoyed the setting. it has a bunch of trees that he had spent some

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john: wheelhouse stuff. you get to walk out of the clubhouse feeling old? he said this is the music my parents >> joe: alex woodoose. bregman strikes out. he's fooled. here is the home run for springer. statcast powered by amazon web services. this was the end of the night for yu darvish. >> john: 438 feet, no doubt when it left his bats. it was a matter of how far. that loosened him up even more. >> joe: strike one on altuve. altuve with an rbi ground out in the first. astros got 2 in the first, 3 in the second. second and third run in the second inning on the home run by springer. pop up, right side, foul ball. bellinger. kershaw has allowed only one base runner. bottom of the e fifth, halfway through. top of the order coming up for the dodgers when i started taking the chantix that urge just slowly diminished and it was a great and empowering feeling. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptom