. >> thank you again, i'm jordan canning take care i have an appeal come on the docket i don't need to come up here and abuse my ability to comment i'd like to use it and support 2, 3, 4 appeal and request the permit be denied one question that i have roadway i have to questions one is i'm wondering given you've set the precedent for rejecting a permitted on faulty language if we might identify other permits have that same problem and willing to exclude those we could speed along this evening i know my permit has one of the problems i don't know if other people know to say ask that question ask that at least four by dpw own admissions if you'll precede with the same object on each the questions and the second question about our ability to address health concerns and the repeated allegations by dpw and by the crown castle lawyers those are safe limits they talk about the one percent of acceptable threshold that is a measurement not taken from the street not near the actual dps devices i'll note the architecture place have living quarters on the second floor above the garage the fanciful

. >> thank you, again i'm jordan canning take care my appeal is next, i want to voice the support ofhis appellant one thing that came up in the last comments about this idea of who is responsible inform produce the engineering studies that will be relevant for the structural integrity of the pole but to the noise of the fans that are associated with the batteries on the second pole that was referred to in the case before it would be very difficult onerous to expect that private citizens that are spend $300 for the opportunity to spend 7 minutes before you to put together an engineering study that stands up to the expert witness that a large multi multi million dollars company we rely on dpw instead as our representatives to look out for us they does not have an we are answer to the age of each of those poles is they have not done that study given that on enthuse on the individual citizens to produce those engineering reports that is onerous and next slide, please impossible given the permit applicants resources i would offer that dpw has failed us in looking at out for their safety.

rosiland jordan can you hear me?ll us more about this announce we have had of special forces being send to syria. >> reporter: yes, laura, we're having a little bit of audio problems here, but as you just noted president barack obama is authorizing the deployment of fewer than 50 special operations forces to northern syria to work alongside the members of the syrian opposition as they go after isil targets. the president has always authorized the deployment of a-10 aircraft, and f-15 fighter jets to the air base in turkey to help with the ongoing air war against isil inside syria. what we don't know is whether the u.s. has received permission from the syrian government to allow the deployment on the ground of u.s. special forces inside that country. let's not forget when the air war started a year ago, september, the syrian government complained that the u.s. air war against isil targets inside syria was a violation of its sovereignty, but that said, syrian aircraft did not try to engage u.s. aircraft and other coali

. >> thank you again, i'm jordan canning take care i have an appeal come on the docket i don't need toe up here and abuse my ability to comment i'd like to use it and support 2, 3, 4 appeal and request the permit be denied one question that i have roadway i have to questions one is i'm wondering given you've set the precedent for rejecting a permitted on faulty language if we might identify other permits have that same problem and willing to exclude those we could speed along this evening i know my permit has one of the problems i don't know if other people know to say ask that question ask that at least four by dpw own admissions if you'll precede with the same object on each the questions and the second question about our ability to address health concerns and the repeated allegations by dpw and by the crown castle lawyers those are safe limits they talk about the one percent of acceptable threshold that is a measurement not taken from the street not near the actual dps devices i'll note the architecture place have living quarters on the second floor above the garage the fanciful ide

michael jordan can fly down call special ways, i i can run and fate can all special ways said booby.e acknowledged the letter of the crowd like an academy award winner which would undoubtedly be a lifetime of moments. exuberant chance of booby echoed through the room. the world belonged to him. it also belonged to his uncle, the man who had raised him, who had taken him out of the foster home, sat on one of the little cafeteria stools toward the back, wearing a cap that had booby's number, number 35 proudly. on the night of the watermelon feed his nephew walked down the isle with the flush confidence of someone absolutely sure of his destiny. the smile, wonderful and wide, the gate easy and sweet, full of cockiness and a horrendous taste of a big head but there is no one else like him. while the score was so lopsided booby himself pose the question one day, because they only have one booby. he was right. they only had one booby. in two days when he went up north to amarillo to a preseason scrimmage people would get their first real taste of what he was going to do. the season when he

get over it, jordan. you can stand to lose a few.anted to get a real perspective on this controversy so please welcome concerned mom cathy phillips. ( cheers and applause ) now, so, cathy, your children are have played with this pirate ship and you say you're concerned, isn't that right? >> i sure am. i'm concerned they're going to take it off the shelves, larry! this toy is great! >> larry: this doesn't make sense. kids shouldn't play with toys that dplorrify slavery. it shipment matter. >> and i suppose you would rather whitewash pirate history. next you're going to tell me you don't think this little guy should rape and pill annual. >> larry: that toy is a rapist? >> yes, but it's a pirate rape. hijinks on the i had seas. he's a scallywag, larry. >> larry: a scallywag? >> yeah. he loves to wag his scally! >> larry: no, no, no. ( cheers and applause ) this toy set just keeps getting worse and worse. >> larry, just because pirates were nasty doesn't mean that they still can't be fun. remember johnny depp as captain jack sparrow. he

>> all right, jordan, you can go ahead and observe. we have the rap star over here who clearly hit this pregnant woman. >> i'd arrest these two guys and get back to business. >> he's not a rap star. he doesn't have a gold chain. >> all right. role players, can you share with them what happened here? >> it was amazing. >> you okay? are you okay? >> yeah. >> what's going on? >> c.p.reported. >> are you okay? >> why is the black guy trying to kill the lady who's having a heart attack? >> okay, okay, let's try this one more time. >> this scenario is called the domestic disturbance. you're going to observe the scene. you're going to maybe verbally control people involved. >> i'm going too old for this ( bleep ). liege "lethal weapon." have you seen "lethal weapon"? like "bad boys." i don't know. >> i've seen "bad boys." >> yeah, i bet. >> do this! >> action. >> is everything okay in here? excuse me, get away from the woman! get away from the woman! get down on the ground! get down on the ground! >> ma'am it's going to be all right. >> and s

cans. i found the rnlg jordans in the garbage can -- the original jordans in the garbage can and was able toor $400. >> that's a businessman right there. >> the high school senior can put up to 15 hours a day on his business. obviously profitable. >> apparently. >>> life on the front lines for first responders this morning. >> our surae chinn is getting a real live look at what it takes to serve the nation's capital. how is it going out there? >> reporter: it's going great. this is pretty incredible training. we're now in the ambulance and this guy, he has no pulse. he's unconscious, not breathing so he needs cpr. so we're doing compressions. 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30. so i'm going to let these guys take over, but just going through this very short training, it gives you such a great appreciation of what these guys do and that is saving lives. captain ed smith, tell me, this is pretty incredible training. >> this is an incredible program. a chance for you to get a day in our boots and get out there and feel the heat and the physical strain. i'm sure you already picked up on the emotional strain

. >> thank you again, i'm jordan canning take care i have an appeal come on the docket i don't need toome up here and abuse my ability to comment i'd like to use it and support 2, 3, 4 appeal and request the permit be denied one question that i have roadway i have to questions one is i'm wondering given you've set the precedent for rejecting a permitted on faulty language if we might identify other permits have that same problem and willing to exclude those we could speed along this evening i know my permit has one of the problems i don't know if other people know to say ask that question ask that at least four by dpw own admissions if you'll precede with the same object on each the questions and the second question about our ability to address health concerns and the repeated allegations by dpw and by the crown castle lawyers those are safe limits they talk about the one percent of acceptable threshold that is a measurement not taken from the street not near the actual dps devices i'll note the architecture place have living quarters on the second floor above the garage the fanciful i

remember, jordan doesn't know the two other boys are actors. >> i can see running back. >> we cue ourpick up the gun. >> jordan looks under the table and leans in for a closer look. >> no, no, no. >> jordan gets on the other side of the table. and does what every parent hopes for. >> this is crazy. he looks for an adult. >> where did they goe, for real. >> there are no adults around so the actors continue to try to get jordan to pick up the gun. >> do you want to see it? >> i'm straight. >> put it down. >> dude, just relax. >> back up. >> put it back. >> just as his mother suspected because of what he experienced in his old neighborhood jordan wants nothing to do with the gun. >> were y'all born here? >> yeah. >> that's why. >> what do you mean? >> i'm not from tampa y. live in tampa. i'm from chicago. if i see a gun i leave it there. >> i don't understand, man. >> i don't like guns. >> where did she go? >> how are you feeling seeing how your son is speaking up. >> i'm pretty proud of him. >> our actor pours on the peer pressure and begs jordan to stay silent. >> can you please not sa

this is the first pick jordan young from coatsville later on its jordan again the kid can do it againntercepts saunders once again. here is the safety 5 nothing. two points. later on the defense of coatsville doing big thinks. make it 127 coatsville will keep that lead at the half. do you know town east in the second half. coatsville lost jordan to an injury. add two more with catch. and he cannot be stopped there's a reason he's committed to usc he is a 48 chain do you know town east is a winner. >> we were able to come out of our shell a little bit. number 3 went down. number 3 is a heck of a football player. a lot tighter if number 3 was in there. >> eyewitness sports. >> in they were playing their hearts out. >> 67. >> we'll be i want a supreme court judge who knows the law. for the past seven years, i've served on pennsylvania's second highest court. and the bar association has given me their very highest rating. i want a judge who understands regular people. i was the first in my family to graduate from college. my dad was a coal miner. my mom- a factory seamstress. i want a jud

the big belly units compact trash and recyclables using 100 percent solar power, jordan said. city crews can digitally monitor amount inside each contaiair, so they know when one needs to be emptied. since the containers can handle up to 200 pounds of trash and recyclables, they will likely cut down on the amount of traditional garbage cans in the downtown area. each set carries a price tag of about $8,000. a dnr grant helped iowa city obtain the containers, which are believed to be a first of their kind for eastern iowa . " jessica rae: scott's up next with a final check of our forecast. up on the show today. "today, rachael ray is here with an ic and easy food hack that you're really going to love. she shows us how to make 5 easy weekday meals using 2 of her versatile homemade sauces that you can make at home. rachael also shares with us her hot new burning up social flu season is here, and we have the top tips on how to fight them, both from insiders who know, nurses." jessica rae: again that's coming up today on dr. oz at 4 o'clock right here on abc9. jessica rae scott: today, expect a h

this is the first pick jordan young from coatsville later on its jordan again the kid can do it again intercepts saunders once again. here is the safety 5 nothing. two points. later on the defense of coatsville doing big thinks. make it 127 coatsville will keep that lead at the half. do you know town east in the second half. coatsville lost jordan to an injury. add two more with catch. and he cannot be stopped there's a reason he's committed to usc he is a 48 chain do you know town east is a winner. >> we were able to come out of our shell a little bit. number 3 went down. number 3 is a heck of a football player. a lot tighter if number 3 was in there. >> eyewitness sports. >> in they were playing their hearts out. >> 67. >> we'll be >> that's going to do it for us tonight. our morning team is back with us tomorrow morning 5 am. i'm using see washington. >> jessica dean. >> thank you for watching. have a great weekend. sleep >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the fat-burning fusion of pilates and yoga called piyo, brought to you by beachbody. >> hey, everybody, i'm

. >> i want to ask you about the path and whether jordan can play a roll.mound as israelis say, the religious authorities there are jordanian and i know the king has felt over the last few weeks, the situation has been deti detier deteriorating. is there some way going forward -- >> we would welcome jordan support in deescalating this. they've had a special roll in the religious sites on the temple mount since 1967. israel came in there in 1967. we obviously didn't destroy the mosque but did something unbelievable. we gave the muslim religious authorities the keys to their sites. we said you're going to control your religious sites and the christians control theirs and we'll have overall kovrnty. jordan has had a unique roll. >> if you remember last year you had a meeting between secretary carrie, the king of jordan, prime minister, the president of the yeeegypt on the phone. together they were able to work out an arrangement that dampened down and deescalated attentions. >> isn't that -- >> even in the middle east it takes two to tango. the prime minister

syria are increase big crowded the u.s., turkey, saudi arabia, canada, qatar, united air' he can rats, jordanrain have all flown sorties and reyet months, russia an foreign minister has suggested cooperation with the united states on their bombing missions. >> translator: we spoke about the need in the near future for additional direct contact between the militaries. our american colleagues promise today give quick answers to these offers i think soon we could receive 246789 without cooperation the risk of a serious confrontation only increases but unless the u.s.-led coalition or russia comprises on its syrian objectives it's difficult to see how they can stay out of each other's way. rory challands, al jazeera, moscow. >>> meanwhile, various syrian rebel groupings are formal an alliance after six days of russian airstrikes. 41 groups, including the powerful. [ inaudible ] and some freee syrian army units have labeled this at an act of occupation from russia. they are calling on regional states for support a united front against russian and iranian forces fighting on behalf of the assad regi

jordan. good to talk to you. can you tell us why jordan has decided to extend this cooperation with russia? >> well, i really do not see that cooperation with russia as something that goes against the role that jordan is currently playing within the u.s.-led international coalition against is isis. jordan is a bordering country to syria. like iraq, like turkey did, like israel did, like america did, it needed to coordinate military operations in order to prevent any kind of conflict in the skies and to ensure any russian operations on the southern front do not cause unnecessary complications for jordan knowing that that front is only a few kilometers from populated jordanian areas. that is one. second, i think -- >> sorry. i was going to ask, is it a kind of cooperation intelligence hub almost that it's providing similar to the one that the russians have in baghdad involving the iraqis and indeed the iranians? >> we don't know that yet. all we heard is they agreed on a mechanism for coordinating military operations. i think it has to do mainly with conducting the air operations in syria, pa

opens will actually be relief for heavy traffic that funnels into the overburdened jordan creek parkway corridor that can be a mess at rush hour the new interchange will eventually see an expected 45,000 cars a day and it could change traffic patterns around the entire western metro region. >> we think there will be a lot of people coming down 141 come down alices road to get onto interstate rather than go down 141 to rider corner. mark: a spokesman for the iowa dot told me we will see more divergent diamonds in the future. as for this one in waukee, it is scheduled to open in late november. elizabeth: there has been a townhouse boom in des moines. kcci's vanessa peng shows us why they're selling so fast. vanessa: nine years ago it took hubbell realty five years to sell a complete group of townhomes here in downtown des moines, but now the market's made a complete flip and they've been selling townhomes even before they've poured the crews are working hard to build townhouses that have already been spoken for. >> it's a great problem to have. vanessa: hubbell realty has sold all 27 of its high end townho

you can see we are here at this dot. jordan is here. he is heading out to go trick-or-treating. n watch your child on this map in real-time to see where the child is going. they can send s.o.s. if they are lost. this shows me farther down the road. you need a strong wi-fi connection to make sure your location is accurate. you may want to test it out before trusting it with your child. jonathan: federal investigators in south florida today looking into what caused a plane to burst into flames before take-off. the dynamic airways flight was heading from fort lauderdale to venezuela yesterday when another pilot spotted a fuel leak. i ignited and sent flames and smoke pouring from the aircraft. they will talk to the flight crews and there might be interviews with passengers later today. jonathan: scary situation. all 101 people on board did manage to escape. more than 20 people were hurt. >> police in virginia released interrogation video that helped put george huguely behind bars. the former u. v.a. lacrosse player serving a 23-year sentence for killing his girlfriend yeardley love

credits michael jordan with setting off the craze. >> this you can buy. you cannot do this. can. can't. >> when you look back he made more money last year selling sneakers in one year than he did in his entire nba career. >> you can trace it back to michael jordan in 1984. the debut of the jordan one. that's when the whole thing exploded. >> from sports to music to hollywood. sneakers became a status symbol. run dmc's song "my adidas" combined hip-hop and sportswear. forged a style that is popular today. as the demand for sneakers grew. they become more exclusive and harder to get when things started to run afoul. >> i was surprised there was significant violence attached to some releases. >> this one started it all. >> the original one. >> the first of the releases was jeff staple's creation, the nike pigeon dunk, sb, dedicated to new york city. before the release date was made public. people started forming lines. this home video shows the the scene on the lower eastside yesterday. were you expecting the reaction? >> no. we were thinking, cool, release this. and they'll sell, h

. >> but who is to say there is not a story out there that can make you feel good. i'm jordan'm going to go out there and get a happy ending. i had head to illinois to celebrate lottery winner susan and danny who recommend won $250,000. >> what made you buy a ticket that day? >> i usually buy one every once in a while when i get coffee. >> he is an avid lottery player, okay. i mean he can't pass a gas station without getting a scratchoff ticket. >> so you get this winning ticket. >> got a picture of me holding the ticket. >> let me see that picture. >> this is the moment, this is you holding the winning lottery ticket. >> yup. >> seriously, danny? >> i'm all excited in that picture. >> this is you all excited. >> yup. >> i mean could you have won $250,000 or been indicted on vehicle lar man slaughter. so what was it like to cash that first big check. walk me through those emotions. >> we didn't get the cash yet. >> that's right, dreams coming true. hold it, did they just say they didn't get paid? >> we got an iou. >> you got an iou. >> and then you got the money. >> we haven't

can turn to. to explain is jordan, a personal finance expert, author and editor at money answers.com. more than 35 years of providing financial expertise. we are happy to mine that expertise. great to meet you too. so we spent many years on this show sort of lamenting how hard it is to get a bank loan. >> right. >> we talked about all kinds of ways that you can get money. factoring, go to lending club.com for instance. >> there is a new one. there are clearing houses that will connect you the small business to lenders who you don't normally get to see. for example, hedge funds want to earn a decent return, they will lend to small businesses if you meet their underwriting dry tearia. >> there is no way i as a small business -- >> not going to the hedge fund directly. >> nor do they want me to. >> they wouldn't. the hedge fund wants to make it easy. here are the underwriting criteria we're looking for, the clearing house talks to the small business and makes sure they neat criteria and once they do they present them to the hedge fund and say everything you asked for these guys have it.

sot: jim jordan,(r ) ohio :59-1:07 "you can live with a protest about a video. that won't hurt you, but a terrorist attack will. so you can't be square with the american people" democrats charged today's hearing is about the 2016 election...an effort to derail clinton's campaign back to libyan emails. 2011 on the right 2012 on the left. was clinton ignoring the danger? she said she use memos and meetings sot: hillary clinton, fmr. secretary of state (d) presidential candidate 1:24-1:28 "i didn't have a computer. i did not do the vast majority of my work on email" q&a went on and on. audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >> being out-trumped a new poll says donald trump is being out-trumped by a republican rival in iowa. a quinnipiac university poll of likely iowa republican caucus-goers says ben carson now leads the g-o-p presidential field in the state with 28 percent. trump is second at 20 percent, followed by senator marco rubio at 13 percent and senator ted cruz at 10 percent. this is the first major poll showing trump trailing by a signi

can turn to. here to explain is jordan goodman.e's a personal finance expert, author, and editor at moneyanswers.com. he's got more than 35 years of providing financial expertise. well, we are happy to mine that expertise right now. >> great to meet you. >> you too. we spent many years on this show sort of lamenting how hard it is to get a bank loan. and we talked about all kinds of different ways to get money. factor in, you can go to lending club.com, for instance. so you have a new one. >> but there's a new one. there are clearinghouses that will connect you, the small business, to lenders who you don't normally get to see. for example, hedge funds want to earn a decent return. they will lend to small businesses if you meet their underwriting criteria. >> but there's no way i as a small business -- >> you're not going to a hedge fund directly. >> nor would they want me to. >> correct. here are the underwriting criteria we're looking for. the clearinghouse talks to the small business and makes sure they meet the criteria. once th

the big belly units compact trash and recyclables using 100 percent solar power, jordan said. city crews can tally monitor the amount inside each container, so they know when one needs to be emptied. since the containers can handle up to 200 pounds of trash and recyclables, they will likely cut down on the amount of traditional garbage cans in the downtown area. each set carries a price tag of about $8,000. a dnr grant helped iowa city obtain the containers, which are believed to be a first of their kind for eastern iowa. " jessica rae: this weekend, people in nearly down on the amount of traditional garbage cans throhout iowa city's downtown. city leaders recently deployed several solar- powered trash compacting every state will be "falling back" an hour for ylight saving time but that extra hour of sleep won't necessarily make us feel more rested right away falling back is less jarring than springing forward, but it's still similar to recovering from jet-lag. so, if you want to feel "normal" immediately after daylight saving time starts you should actually start training yourself for the t

i don't know if the jordan brand can be nearly as bill as nike in the long run. >> bottom line.s a china play. pay attention to china. craig johnson, welcome. what are the charts on nke telling you? >> so we look at the chart here. before i get into that, i want to mention that inside of the consumer cyclical sector, anything athletic or footwear is where the momentum is at this point in time. certainly nike, underarmor are right there. charts on nike look very constructive. we've been in a four plus year. momentum is giving a little extended here in the stock. i don't think you have to sell it today. keep in mind that i'd rather be buying it on a little bit of a pullback. be back 10, 15 points. then i back up the truck and buy it. right here, not a new -- >> do you see the likelihood of that pull back coming, craig? >> every time over the last four, five times we've seen the rsi readings this high and they start to fade, you've had that pullback occur. so i think the odds are, yes, you'll get that pullback and you'll get a better entry point. >> all right. >> stock is still on

when you got a coach like that that can take success and make us better, everything else is gonna fall downwnhe line." jordan furbee--"and when it comes to st how deep this team can go, they'llll take it onongame at a time. but none are short on confidence, especially when it comes to winning the big xii." naz mitrou-long--"i think we can go as far as we want to go. it's all on us. if we don't take the necessary steps, we can get bounced in the first round. if we do, we can three-peat. you know, and it all starts with being 1-0, winning the day." jameel mckay--"honestly there's nothing lili winning the bibixii chamamonship. the atmosphere that we have here is pretty much like a home court for us, so it's big time and as far as--we do look forward to going further in the ncaa tournament this year, we believe that we have a team to make a deep run and we believe we'll do so." steve prohm--"as i do want these seniors to go out the right way, as champions in every aspect of their life." chris: on saturday, the usd football team did something they hadn't done since jimmy carter was in the oval office. the yotes t

sot: jim jordan, ohio :59-1:07"you can live with a protest about a video. that won't hurt you, but a terrorist attack will. so you can't be square with the american people" democrats charged today's hearing is about the 2016 election...an effort to derail clinton's campaign back to libyan emails. 2011 on the right 2012 on the left. was clinton ignoring the danger? she said she use memos and meetings sot: hillary clinton, fmr. secretary of state presidential candidate 1:24-1:28 "i didn't have a computer. i did not do the vast majority of my work on email" clinton kept her cool....as the q&a went on and on. 44% of americans in the nbc news poll were not satisfied with hillary clinton on benghazi ...before this hearing ...that might change some minds i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. a new poll of iowa democrats shows hillary clinton is back in the lead here. the des moines register poll released this morning shows clinton leading bernie sanders 48- percent to 41-percent. martin o- malley is a far, far distant third with just two-percent support. a n

in particular king abdullah of jordan, that the way to help this lies in the al-aqsa, there can be no doubt about the peace negotiation. what king abdullah says unless the issue is addressed, the rights of access, there can be no attempt to end the current wave of violence. so that is the message that king abdullah will give to kerrry once and again if the two meet in coming days as we understand will happen >>> many thinks. mike hanna in west jerusalem >>> russia's defence ministry says its planes have struck dozens of targets in syria in the last 24 hours. the pictures show the russian strikes on the rebel held area in homs province. activists say the syrian government backed by russian forces have been bombing the strategic found for two weeks. several rebel groups operate under the free syrian army rebel, supported by some western and gulf arab states. the united nations says more than 570 children have been killed in a conflict in yemen. 800 have been wounded. since the fighting intensified in march. >> reporter: like most households, this is the part where you keep your child's

secretary of state john kerry today meeting with palestinian president, also the king of jordan to discuss what candone about this escalation in violence over the past month in jerusalem, in the west bank. a major move was made by benjamin netanyahu, he agreed to 24-hour surveillance at the disputed holy site in jerusalem, which is at the crux of all of this tension. secretary kerry said this. >> today i hope we can begin to turn the page on this very difficult period. we have to join together in calling for an immediate end to violence. we must stress the importance of avoiding provocative actions and rhetoric, and we must work cooperatively. it's the only way to go forward, is to work cooperatively to restore calm. >> work cooperatively to restore calm, but what about the broader hopes of peace? i mean, what can secretary kerry hope to achieve in the rest of his term? >> well, i think what they are doing right now, skaeecretary ky and his team are looking at small concrete steps they can take to end some of the violence right now and one of the things feeding the violence were false reports in so

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the house so you can in fact pass legislation that has to be passed. >> i want to talk to you about this decentralization of power, because at various points, you have called jim jordan's caucus, the "i'm purer than you" caucus. i think you would agree, when you became speaker, you very much centralized power in the speaker's office and in the leadership. can the run the house if you basically say, well, the members will decide who is on the committees, the members will decide what legislation is brought up? it sounds good, but it's like -- i don't have to tell you, it's like herding cats. >> john boehner made it harder, as an idealist, he eliminated earmarks. you can no longer say to a member i'll give you three projects for your district. a lot of those tools are gone, but you've also got to confront the example he use with huelskamp. members have to have some sense if they win an election back home, they can bring the views of the voters and have an opportunity to bring the amendment. committee chairmen hate this idea. they like to bring bills to the floor that nobody has the right to amend, but in the long run it builds real resentment among the members who won ele

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last year selling sneakers in one year than he did in his entire nba career. >> you can trace it back to michael jordan in 1984. the debut of the jordan one. that's when the whole thing exploded. >> from sports to music to hollywood. sneakers became a status symbol. run dmc's song "my adidas" combined hip-hop and sportswear. forged a style that is popular today. as the demand for sneakers grew. they become more exclusive and harder to get when things started to run afoul. >> i was surprised there was significant violence attached to >> this one started it all. >> the original one. >> the first of the releases was jeff staple's creation, the nike pigeon dunk, sb, dedicated to new york city. before the release date was made public. people started forming lines. this home video shows the the scene on the lower eastside yesterday. were you expecting the reaction? >> no. we were thinking, cool, release this. and they'll sell, hopefully. it was sort of a frenzy. big kind of ruckus. waiting across the street ton the four corners. and they knew they weren't going to get a shoe. they were waiting for the kids w

can. >> globally, nike now sells $2.5 billion of jordans, and this made him a billionaire.y is accusing him of quote robbing the hood with his $150 plus sneakers. mar berry is relaunching his shoes claimed the expensive sneakers for violence in inner cities. he tweeted, quote, john has been robbing the hood since. kids dying for shoes and the only face this dude makes is, i don't care t. time will change. mar berry says his shoes are manufactured in the same factory as air jordans the difference they expect to retail for just $15 bucks. joining my panel is a sneaker historian an designer and author of "where'd you get those" new york's sneaker callture 1960 to 1967. so nice to see you. talk to me about this kind of sneaker culture in this moment. because just when i grew up, people would not have bought a $15 shoe that was advertised as a $15 shoe. but like part of the sneaker culture was thes separation of the expensive shoe. so i'm kind of wondering about stefan's marketing plan here. >> well, it's brilliant what he is doing. he has done it before. this is not his first r