here's my resume, i've been a bee and a butterfly, now you want me to be julius caesar. but okay.get cast at julius caesar. >> mark antony. >> caesar, my lord. >> and there was a guy, his name is lee, they call him maverick. he was playing mark antony, caesar's best friend, almost like his brother. lee maverick isblack. i'm white. right? that usually doesn' happen in prison. so now we're acting, we have to be best friends, we're comrades, we're you know, like brothers. so they bring the costumes y i put it on. the tunic is really tight. everything was for small people. it's riding up. all right, cool. we do the play. the senate kills caesar. i'm laying there on the stage dead. maverick comes up and heaves me on his shoulder,e gets me up there, i'a playing d. when he slid me acrs the stage, that tight tunic pulled up. now my butt is hanging out. i can't do anything i becau supposed to be dead. acting is an art. you have to be dead en you're do i'm over maverick's shoulder. i hear this laughter. they're n laughing at me. they're laughing at what we're aring with them. it's something

, you'll ke a great julius caesar.ss, but't i dhink so, because i've never acted before. here's my resume, i've been aan d a butterfly, now you want me to be julius caesar. but okay. so i get cast at juliuscaesar. >> mark antony. >> caesar, my rd. >> and there was a guy, his name is lee,imthey call maverick. he was playing mark antony, caesar's best friend, almost like his brother. leeri ma is black. i'm white. ight? that usuallyesn't happen in prison. so now we're acting, we have to be best fends, we're comrades, we're you know, like brothersey so bring in the costumes. y i put it on. the tunic is really tight.s everything for small people. it's riding up. all right, cool. we do the play. the senate kills caesar. i'm laying there on thetage dead. maverick comes up and heaves me on his shoulder, he gets me up r the, i'm playing dead. when he slid me across the stage, that tight tunic pulled. now my butt is hanging out. i can't do anythg because i'm supposed to be dead. acting is an art. you have to be de when you're do

( laughter ) i miss paco and julius. they're both dead, by the way. ( laughter ) what else? new "star wars," huh? ( cheers and applause ) yeah? is there a new "star wars"? i have no idea. i just say that and people go crazy because you're all a bunch of chumps. canadian hating chumps. but i love new york. i really do. the other day i went to ellis island to trace my family roots and i have to say it was very emotional. i looked up the burgundy family to see where we had originally come from, and i was looking and looking and poring over the records and, finally, finally i found burgundy. josiah and rhonda burgundy. country of origin, and someone had drawn some intricate male genitalia. ( laughter ) so that was -- so that was a bummer. that's not so much a joke as a cautionary tale. ( laughter ) so if you go to ellis island, people, be prepared there's some mean people out there with a sharpie drawing penises where it says country of origin. so true story. ( laughter ) here's one i'm going to leave you with, two guys walk into a bar, a gay guy and a straight guy. ( laughter )

africa good to see you both julius i think maybe start with you i mean we're talking about a border that's been closed since about february i'm just give us a sense of just how bad things have gotten on the ground and when that border will actually open. president we know the progress has been signed it's been great news for the people in uganda for the people in rwanda but this is great most especially for the cross border trade does and the people that survive in the business of the border. the people who give money it's to use an old out there really look forward to this border being open anytime soon otherwise it's been really tight for the business for 6 months you can imagine what that means to the trade does what that means to the contracts for supplies and and so it's really tight for the money they are looking forward to seeing this really practically applied right fred i'll come to you now i mean so you know we have the signing ceremony we saw the 2 need is almost touch. but surely it doesn't mean that all the problems are solved now. yeah definitely it means that it's a good ste

persists and a lockdown in the region the separatists have called for a lockdown after their leader julius was sentenced to life in prison for suspicion and hostility against the state in the northwestern town of but manda transport providers were overwhelmed with the number of travelers waiting at bus terminals people lawfully into french speaking towns despite ortiz urging them not to. say on bey's joins me from boyer that's the capital of the southwest region of cameroon . blaise tell us about this this separatist movement is planning why are people so fearful off it. the reason why people are afraid of this long down is because the separatists is going to last for 3 weeks 1st secondly the same any perceived to see on the streets in these derision disputer us a spy for me to be as a spy for the government you're going to be gone down so a lot of people are afraid and in a lockdown on this it means that people are supposed to stay home you know supposed to go on this was to go to the market in the us was to go out to fish what it means everybody sees all many people are really scared us

to get an update i'm joined by a journalist julius mogambo he is in kampala hi judy it's good to see you what do you know about this in a sister case of the bill in uganda. i have just had an interview with the district health officer this is the senior medical personnel who is managing the outbreak on the ugandan side of the border and he told me that. the god they are collaborating now with the medical teams and the dia kong oh yes supposed to come and pick the body and bury the body on saturday he says they are intensifying the screening and the vigilance is they're trying to make sure that no single case goes past the border unnoticed. ingenius as you mentioned this the case was discovered at a screening center talk to us about how how those screening sanchez are actually working. according to dr buss that the dia here told me every single individual who is crossing into uganda has to go through a creaming some people have been screened more than once they're trying to make sure that even their colleagues on the they do exactly the same thing and then when they put this data to g

good to see you so what's been the reaction among julius top is support today. the reaction is pretty mixed but we've had wall i mean people are not happy from their actions because in so far just before we want to just see this in form of the president came out a 2nd into law in last year's presidential election morris county who's also increase it he promised him in seeing that these did it to keep a utopia and others in prison for life is just another point to. prevent that piece. all the bodies and although that is issues i've been trying to do to solve the of the temple known as the end of phone crisis we've also heard from a length of human rights lawyer of all of whom who sees that piece is a sham on issues don't feel state of the country we've also heard from separatist super times us including one on a very prominent separatist activist mike barks out who. used to be seen betty is a deep illusional by the central government. and that they are going to fight that we won't open a solution until the our leaders are set free all right i mean it gets talked

good to see you so what's been the reaction among julius support today. the reaction is. mixed but we've got war i mean people are not happy from their actions because in so far just before we want just seen this and form of the president came out a 2nd into law in last year's presidential election more it's come to who's also increase it he promised him in seeing that these did it to keep a utopia and others in prison for life is just another one suit. all of preventative piece. all the bodies and all the and his issues i've been trying to do to solve the coffee bean town known as then phone crisis we've also heard of a problem and a human rights lawyer of all of whom who sees that peace is a sham on issues don't feel state of the country we've also heard from separatist simpler times us including one of the very prominent separatists out to dismantle our town who. meant yes that is enough bed it is a declaration of war by the central government and do not against them and that they are going to fight. for government its own nation its on to the our leaders to set free a

julius, my only brother, was in our neighborhood was being bullied and since he was with his friends he decided to stand up against them with all his friends ran off and i met julia's fault all five guys himself before turning home and the bullies followed him into our yard. big mistake. we sisters saw the fight from the window and could tell even from a distance that they had gotten julius' eyes good. before they knew it we all bailed out of our house with brooms and sticks like an army carrying swords and shields. i went out there and beat those boys using those fighting skills my uncle had taught me. we fought tooth and nail until we heard the door to our house plan. we all looked at the porch only to see my normally quiet daddy standing there with a shotgun and he shot that gun into the air and bullets scattered like cockroaches. i learned a lesson i learned the lesson right then and there that even if our friends abandoned us my family stuck together in hard times. [applause] this is a great time for your family to stand up because anywhere alice is is a reunion. [laughter] so,

on the trip of a lifetime julius out early and the ease of phone records and took an interesting trip around europe by train from here they went to the czech republic in greece will be to italy from the netherlands and documented it all on instagram and facebook is. 20 to be a family country and once again we're taking you on a train trip through europe i'm the game and i'm julia and together will be the year of pop summer this season is going well also discovery channel. that was 3 weeks ago and now they're back here with me in the studio they've survived. 3 weeks so judy what was the most challenging thing about it well one thing that worried me was trying to get along with luisa for 3 weeks but i think he knows pretty well and that's one thing that we found quite difficult was arriving in paris and it being 42 degrees celsius so it was the hottest temperature ever recorded in the city and we had to find creative ways the try to survive the heat so we basically ended up staying in the hotel until we got cooler and then visited the sites in the evening now louise i've been to most co

julius fogle from the university of gone to his spent years studying the adverse health effects suffered by the people who work at the waste dump. cigarette. group for the. research. in a bid to tackle the problem gemini's agency for international cooperation the g.i. said has set up a recycling center on the site. they kicked off the project by buying coated coffee cables from the workers so they no longer need to burn them. because can attend workshops in the middle of the scrap yard protective masks and proper tools make the process of recovering the scrap metal safe an. instruction is given on how to take the electrical goods apart in a way that minimizes the risk of damage to the health and the environment. rights also as well they are very explosive sometimes. you can see that the advantage make it worse and if these are. among the group you with box of fire and explosion is all over the participants are also told how they can earn more from recycling the idea is that they will pass on the expertise to the $40000.00 other workers in the area. we need to be. there needs and. market

africa good to see you both julius i think maybe start with you i mean we're talking about a border that's been closed since about february i'm just give us a sense of just how bad things have gotten on the ground and when that border will actually open. we know the progress has been signed it's been great for the people for the people in rwanda but this is great most especially for the cross border trade does and the people that survive in the business are. the people who might make some use and old but they're really look forward to this border being open any time soon otherwise it's been really tight for the business for 6 months you can imagine what that means to the trade does what that means to the trucks for plays and. really tight for the forward to seeing this really practically. right fred i'll come to you now i mean so you know we have the signing ceremony for the 2 need is almost touch hands but surely it doesn't mean that all the problems also. yeah definitely it means that it's a good step of course that these 2 leaders came together to disagree on something but i think what

members of the chinese community will unveil a new name for julia julius kohn park today. 1902 he led the effort to ban immigrants from the u.s. now community members want to remove his name and his legacy from the 92 year old playground. and unveiling will be held at 630 presidio. the public will have a chance to weigh in. >>> protested against named the san francisco chinatown subway station after held a rally today. members of the merchants association march from grand avenue to stockton street. they are urging sf mta to name the station by its geographical location. reputation as a powerbroker had a negative side protesters say she coerced merchants into making political donations and pressured not english speakers to vote a certain way in elections. >>> chinatown represents us. a community. we have a soul. we have identity. it doesn't mean it is represented by one person. that takes away from the rest of us. that is why we feel so strongly about it. she was very controversial. she caused division. >>> who died in 2016 had a key role in getting the station built. >>> still ahead a

and for the very latest let's go straight to room and to journalists julius how delhi nigeria critics are saying that much you salvini has manufactured this political crisis now he's currently very high in opinion polls in the country why is he so popular. but so d.d. has been rising in popularity over the last year and that has allowed him to basically have free reign within his government now polls now project him if elections were to take place now actually going up to 37 percent of the votes and there's a 20 percent increase on what his party that gained in the elections in march of $20000.00 that is a huge increase and he is basically taking the spot of the 5 star movement which was the 1st party back then and has receded to 3rd party so the tables have completely turned now said b.d. has become the prime anti establishment figure within the italian political spectrum and that has the most huge popularity he has also used a very aggressive communication strategy he has portrayed himself as a very strong leader but at the same time as someone who is just a normal citizen or is goi

he also liked hamlet, julius caesar, and the washington who had an eye for attractive women. she was considered an attractive woman. not only was she and attract of woman, she was the widow of a gentleman and she was very wealthy. so george will end up marrying up. he was not this square jotted sure, he's not unapproachable, but he is the man his going to keep himself in proper decorum. i've referenced this several times about how he could not control his anger. he always had trouble. this particular episode happened during the constitutional convention and we will reference this on thursday. how gov. morris, a new yorker and a man of questionable virtue good friends and drinking buddies of alexander hamilton, and morris was boasting that he could treat washington just like he could treat any other of his best friends and morris and hamilton made a wager. hamilton will send said if he could treat washington like any other friend in public, then hamilton would buy dinner and wine for morris and 12 of his friend. on the night in question, a public event, george washington as we

julius kahn playground could be called west presidio playground. the city parks and rec commission will get the final say. city supervisors decided last year to rename that park. >>> the father of kidnapping survivor elizabeth smart is expected to make a public statement about his sexual orientation. ed smart said he recently acknowledged to himself and his family that he is gay. according to "desert news," the 64-year-old wrote about his coming out in a now deleted facebook message yesterday. he's divorcing his wife and says he no longer sees a place for him in the mormon church. >>> a new destination for foodies called bayview bistro, the city celebrated the grand opening yesterday. it's an open airspace on third street providing a home for food vendors and food lovers. part of the mission is to promote local restaurants and held make bayview a food destination. >> i'm really excited to be here today because nothing brings the community together like food here is an incredible opportunity to not only enjoy the delicious food provided by aims vend

julius kahn could soon be called presidio playground. the city parks and rec commission gets the final say. city supervisors decided last year to rename that park. >>> democratic presidential candidate marianne williamson is on the campaign trail, heading to scotts valley after a stop in san francisco last night. williamson spoke to a packed house at manny's in the mission district. williamson is an author and political activist who is focused her campaign on social justice. her platform includes increased funding for early childhood development and reparations for slavery. she believes americans are ready to switch to her brand of what she calls moral politics. >> issue after issue after issue, if you look at the polls, where american people stand is okay. it's the fact that our government has been hijacked by other forces. >> colorado senator michael bennett will speak there next saturd saturday. >>> neighborhood temperatures, even a 73 right now in antioch. that's as warm as it's going to get for you folks. relief is on the way. low t

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charles: julius caesar was good to us but augustus i'm so sure. you hurt the heck out of me talking about not dining out anymore. neil: not happening. charles: not happening. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now, a crazy stock market. we saw dramatic reaction to increased worries with a global recession. u.s. yields plunging as more central banks significantly cut their interest rates. all triggering a selling stampede at the start of trading. stocks have been under pressure since the start of new tariffs. china's devaluation of currency this week. president trump says, not to worry. >> i think the market reaction has been anticipated. i would have anticipated it. i would have maybe anticipated even more. charles: we have these crazy markets covered for you. they're trying to claw their way back. nasdaq went positive. all hour long we're covering the markets on "making money". we begin with trade tensions from beijing, rattling the market. president trump commenting on china for the first time since labeling it as a currency man

samsung, howden, julius baer. >> they're all cyclical businesses.uld see their share prices come under pressure, anytime samsung has, demand decline or some trade issues that affected global economy. in all three cases the businesses are very well-positioned. they have very strong balance sheet. they have been taking share. they took cyclical share in the last downturn. these are the type of cyclical companies that make sense to own at this point. liz: dow jones up 352 points any particular day, depending on the headline, trade news good ored ba, that has investors on edge to see a huge drop a week ago, a big jump today. what do you say? >> absolutely that can create fear and a if you have businesses you have strong conviction in, strong returns in invested capital, the businesses stay the course. the businesses face considerable uncertainty managing supply chain. we trust the management team, we figure out a way to move through the issues. liz: hard to figure out, even as a top manager. i talk to business leaders now, they say, we don't know, depen

. >> think about oliver cromwell in the english civil war or jew julius caesar, this military figure seizing power. this will not happen. ultimately this will appeal to them and washington does a personal thing. he's got a letter he's going to read. and washington has been losing his eyesight. and most people don't know this but he wore glasses but he doesn't want anybody to see them because they're not cool. also it's a sign of -- he didn't want to show weakness. he pulls them out and he puts them on and he reminds them of what he's given. that he's also given his sight. and this sort of -- the officers start crying and then they sort of embrace this as washington showing this sort of humility and this weakness, but basically this appeal to their idealism and the revolution is preserved and the army comes out as champions of liberty. but the last act, and probably the most important in american history, in my opinion, and certainly the -- one of the last major acts of the continental army is this, it's in annapolis in december, 1783. peace has been announced. washington is going to

whigs had been telling these people that the way you lose your freedom in today's world is not by julius caesar marching an army down and capturing london and installing himself as a dictator, but by the knew caesar hiding in some room somewhere in westminster and hauling members of parliament in and saying what will it take to get you from being a watch guard of public liberty into somebody who will let me do what i want? here's your payoff. well, the more government offices there are the more patronage the government has. every new official in the customs service is another salary for somebody. you want your uncle, your brother, your son or even yourself, you know, to have that nice salary, well then if you're a member of parliament you better do what the government wants. and so instead of people saying hey, thank gosh we're finally getting more officials to enforce the law and keep crime down they start complaining that, look at this, they're creating more patronage jobs to use as bribes to get the house of commons to look the other way while whatever conspiracy there is against our

we're talking about the julius kahn playground.latforms including our website kpix.com. >>> good morning here at 8:27. let's start your real time traffic update with your travel times this morning. you are no longer in the green anywhere. are you in the red. 45 minutes on the east shore freeway. that is not a good situation due to an earlier accident you have delays. 108 southbound approaching an hour and a half. san jose if you're coming out of there you are bk to school. bay bridge metering lights are back on well on to the 880 flyover and off to the san mateo bridge where we are seeing slow and go traffic in that westbound direction. however, no stalls, crashes or delays to report. we do have a car off to the right-hand shoulder. the backup approaching the richmond san rafael bridge goes all the way to the east shore freeway. >>> emily, we are watching those temperatures climb especially as we head through the afternoon inland. heat advisory in effect for all of our inland locations because of the dangerous heat. topping out to

he's a senior fellow at the foundation or defense of democracy, to his right is brian julius, senior fellow at the center for american progress. to his right is fatima lsi, she follows yemen very closely as a nonresident fellow at the institute and to my left is my regis. a senior fellow here at hudson institute. thank you for hosting us. thank you for our c-span audience following this and those who are following us on twitter as well. how we're going to do this is where going to start off by very short opening statements . and the maximum pressure strategy. is it working what has changed in the region and then were going to have such a amongst us and will filter to you for questions afterwards so mike, why don't i start with you mark it's been now over years in the us with from the nuclear agreement. a maximumpressure strategy , sanctions on almost everything that's connected to the iranian regime. has worked? >> i believe it's working ask for doing this on such short notice, thanks forbeing here, for coming. i believe the maximum pressure campaign is working . despite iran's publi

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charles: julius caesar was good to us but augustus i'm so sure. about not dining out anymore. neil: not happening. charles: not happening. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now, a crazy stock market. we saw dramatic reaction to increased worries with a global recession. u.s. yields plunging as more central banks significantly cut their interest rates. all triggering a selling stampede at the start of trading. stocks have been under pressure since the start of new tariffs. china's devaluation of currency this week. president trump says, not to worry. >> i think the market reaction

host: julius in atlanta, georgia. caller: hello.ne thing i see is there are over 500,000 europeans that are illegal in this country, but nothing is ever said about that. host: where did you get? ? that figure from caller: you all can check it out. i cannot remember where i got it .rom you all can check that out yourself. i would appreciate if you all would. jay in west palm beach, florida. caller: i think what president trump is doing is a great thing for this country and i think a better solution for the president would be i think they should have a detention facility/embassy in guatemala and mexico and all the people should be bussed to that facility. happen.l never you called this policy a great thing, tell me why. the president -- the policy the president announced yesterday. otherwise, the democratic party is separating. this man is trying the best for this country. they want open borders, they want to change the major cities -- they want to change texas and florida, this is all in their mind. aen border, i used to be democrat.