that came from 3 banks, including julius bare in in january 2011. rudolf went on trial for violating bank secrecy laws, coersion and attempted blackmail. he was convicted and sentenced to 2 years probation and a fine of 5600 year owes what authorities didn't know was that rudolph just 2 days earlier, had provided which he leeks with yet more information. so on the day of his conviction, he was arrested again and charged again with violating bank secrecy laws. a 2nd trial was held in november 2011. but the price of fusion was not able to prove that rudolph had actually violated any laws in the and even this with in german media agreed that this was a complex case. and rudolf elmer is a complex person. one newspaper said, quote rudolph elmer is the model case of a whistleblower, he's no angel, but almost all whistle blowers are complex cases and quote. we're glad to have rudolph elmer joining us today. rudolf, welcome to the show. thank you, john for inviting me and given me the opportunity to talk about switzerland and it's jody called system and the banking dog. we're happy to have y

and a former swiss private banker. rudolph elmer worked as a banker for swift banking powerhouse julius bare, eventually heading the banks caribbean operations in the cayman islands from 1994 to 2002 in late 2001. julie as bears internal security discovered that some internal data had been downloaded, and it required that every employee submit to a polygraph exam. these internal documents were proof that the bank was involved in fraud and international tax evasion. when initially approach rudolph didn't take the polygraph exam for health reasons, but he took it later and he failed. the bank had a policy at the time that any employee who failed the test would be fired and his employment was terminated. but he still had custody of the documents on the thumb drive in 2005 rou. i've sold a switch business newspaper, a cd with 160 megabytes of data on it, but was almost immediately arrested in zurich on suspicion of violating bank secrecy laws. he sat in custody for 30 days and started a website for whistle blowers as soon as he was released in 2008. the german magazine der spiegel, revealed

, julius, the second, julius the second, absolutely right, we have the second topic, one of the mostrinity sergegiev and lavra during the siege of the monastery, it was his troops who depicted vasily vasilyovich in 1891. trinity sergegiev lavra in the story is besieged by the troops of the false dmitry ii. our topic is the second second 900. auction. auction 10. 600 for you pavel, 5300 for victor, 1.300 for yulia, a thousand, yulia, what do you say, 1.300, vobank, says yulia, victor passed. we play with julia, his last reader was the priest matvey konstantinovsky, whose harsh review may have pushed the author to an irreparable act, nikolai gogor burned the second volume of dead souls, this is the correct answer, the second volume of dead souls, the mod has mod 900. do you get hot bags, should the question be given to victor or pavel? victor. victor, the theme, well, dancing, 300 or one and a half? 300, attention to the screen, in an ironic photo from 1987, mikhail boryshnikov and young uma thurman. of course, this is not a scene from swan lake, but instead of a nose, uma thurman has

julius erving's presence was huge. all parole seeds go to the oaklanders basketball program.gave the basketball court a glance, but the on dunking came from the current players. >> reporter: anything trip in your mind why number 6? one more reverse lay-in. >> i think when it was like maybe ten years ago, i was doing the one more when i got my last dunk in. when i got down on the ground, i said that's probably it. unless there's some extreme motivation, i don't think i'll be dunking a basketball anymore. >> he looks great. >> my big takeaway the whole time i was shooting that interview, holy expletive, i'm sitting next to julius erving. there is dr. j right next to me. >> that is royalty. >> i hope somebody took a picture of you guys together. >> there was lots of documentation. >> as there should be. >>> still ahead at 5:00. >> it's a new era >>> come on down. "the price is right" is back debuting its 52nd season today. >> you could be host. >> maybe. i could be the announcer. >> definitely. it was a season of change with the recent death of former host bob barker, a brand-ne

he is going to be on our 7:00 show. >> this is our friend julius hamilton. all the things. and he is back in the bay area for a new show that opens this weekend. and we're so excited to talk with him and to see him so join us at seven. >> drew, i don't know why it's complicated. it's just abc seven at seven, at seven on abc seven and on the abc seven streaming app, seven. >> i mean, honestly, when in doubt, just say seven say. >> that's what i say. honestly you can't go wrong. >> seven and be like, okay, got it. here's a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. we have partly cloudy conditions over the east bay right now. we have some dense fog in the north bay, specifically around novato. currently we're down to a quarter of a mile visibility. so just be aware of that. if you're traveling 101 in this region, you're certainly going to encounter that thick fog elsewhere. we're doing just fine when it comes to our visibility. live doppler seven along with satellite. it is quiet across california today. we'll have warm temperatures, but we are tracking

systems in the mid-seventies, the ussr and the usa managed to achieve nuclear parity , the spouses julius and the rosenberg hotel contributed to this gave moscow the secret of the nuclear bomb. they believed that the presence of these weapons was destructive. only one state. the usa will lead to a global catastrophe. did rosenberg become the only civilians executed in the united states for spying during the cold war? and we remember the torment of niels bohr and other founders of the atomic era not only because the world is again actively talking about the prospects of nuclear weapons. interesting story. happened to elon musk in a new book that was published the other day his biographer walter isaacson claims last year the entrepreneur refused to activate his starling over crimea because he learned that the ukrainians were going to use it to attack the russian black sea fleet. musk was afraid of nuclear war and sin. i didn’t want to take my soul. i created starlink so people could relax , watch netflix movies and play video games. i didn't want to create something that could cause a nucle

. >> reporter: that's julius wright sitting on the other toilet seat.plumber and an instructor -- >> prepare for the worst. if you walk out on the best, you're good. >> reporter: at the training facility for the plumbers and gas fitters union local 5 in lanham, maryland. >> this is you and a snake. >> reporter: as we saw last summer, here young men and women go through a five-year apprenticeship learning the trade before they can call themselves licensed plumbers. >> i was one of those kids that knew i wasn't going to college. it's crazy because the five-year apr aprentiss ship and college is four years i it's not easy. >> you don't have loans. >> reporter: you are getting paid? >> it learn trade. >> reporter: learning here and assisting a licensed plumber on the job, apprentice can make up to $77,000 a year. even so, says brandon mcgrewski, the work carries a certain stigma. >> growing up, my parents say go to scal so you don't end up like them. great pay, great benefits. i am not doing bad. normal people look down on us. >> reporter: why do you say no

i'm popular for mrs. condemning advanced is there to add to the expense of sodas lives, julius booth interview by fame to russian practices, lavonne and nexus. and they're trying to profit off of the blood of our last soldiers. they're trying to profit off the blood of the men and women who are losing arms and legs. because if we're making promises and not being realistic, our partners can't trust us in negotiations. and that's one of the problems is that the messaging that we have coming out is truly fantastic. i think we have a terrible problem with most foreign fighters here because they are just a step above mercenaries. and they come here because all they know is work there. and while i defend them in public and private, i know many of them have very far right meetings this and there's some not to groups and these issues with foreigners, there's issues with corruptions, these issues with the fighting within the ministry of foreign affairs. it takes away the focus from as you said, the war and more importantly from the people of the print career that was 5 a week ago for the 1st

and a former swiss private banker. rudolph elmer worked as a banker for swift banking powerhouse julius bare, eventually heading the banks caribbean operations in the cayman islands from 1994 to 2002 in late 2000. and one julia as bears internal security, discovered that some internal data had been downloaded and it required that every employee submit to a polygraph exam. these internal documents were proof that the bank was involved in fraud and international tax evasion. when initially approach rudolph didn't take the polygraph exam for health reasons, but he took it later and he failed. the bank had a policy at the time that any employee who failed the test would be fired and his employment was terminated. but he still had custody of the documents on the thumb drive in 2005 rou. i've sold a switch business newspaper, a cd with 160 megabytes of data on it, but was almost immediately arrested in zurich on suspicion of violating bank secrecy laws. he sat in.

yeah, my father isn't by julius forward as how do we perform same decades in a bit to both the country's economy place is lingering, have security. he's election as president is being challenged by opposition. parties and forth a presidential election for choosing the allowance of verdicts on suitable support solving, and some experts predict it cool spots some tensions. what about a roost has been hosting major counter terrorism drills in the broadcast region near its border with poland. the exercise is part of why the exercises of the russian led to military book, the c s t o, which includes the central asian nations of could i guess time and because it's done and said she gets done more on the story. now, with our correspondent, the the where the, where we do the today, we observed the training exercise for a counter terrorist operation at a hydro electric facility in the feller, russian city of breast. this was the 1st time in the history of such drills that special forces participated with scouts attacked drones, hitting terrorist weapons. military divers also took part. we worked o

birthday in space lucky man in the presence of a large staff of everything and the crew of anton julius the crew of our partners all aliens aliens around the station dance dance was still pleasant. what's the night? firstly, they inflated some balloons with their partners, so they printed it out. yes, there are a lot of my photos on an a4 sheet and they put them or fixed them in different places of the station, that is, they know of my work and the next day behind the panel they hang a photograph of this printed open. there are some happy birthdays. thank you for another place went to work. there again, i was everywhere like this, well, good good wishes were answered, in my opinion, by the person who visited. he saw us with a completely different perspective, they even look at us. here oleg viktorovich even looks at me now with absolutely some kind of cosmic look. i don't know, but you are real. well , you are a real storehouse of some stories. tell me if you have seen any alien life, you may have flown some there some not. what signs do astronauts have? here, listen to the grass, does

. >> if there's a way for us to talk about people who have never met julius i don't know how i'm going to work that in . this is my question. they asked someone to come moderate of panel, i was thrilled. they and you title. >> that's the title you came up with. >> all my years of marketing i might have gone a different direction but there is heat throughout the book as i was reading it the second half of your wish old disclosure i burst intotears at one point . crying over a book with your coffee but one of the things that struck me as wildly invited us here to talk about eight, they really are books very much about trauma and you don't use that word until late in the book but i keep thinking for them, your book is about a series of children, students and the context of the play but then there's all layer of trauma around what the play is aboutis and jerry , you're also looking at your own trauma along the way, your career so all of you what i want to start with is how did you think about it from the perspective of how does one write about trauma in a way that is fully engaged. i don't

julius grim was a famous photographer, but the image of the moon he presented to the grand duke of baden in 1888 represents exactly this who could think. the drawing is accepted, although , in fact, it is a painting painted by a master lunar theme 200 in 1980, some denis hope from california founded a company and began to trade in exactly this since then, and competitors have appeared in areas. on the set of the film property of the republic, this artist kept on biting andrei mironov, he didn’t like the smell of cologne, even though he didn’t spit right. lunar theme what? dear editor. maybe it would be better to talk about the reactor about your favorite lunar tractor in a letter to the editor of this tv show. obviously incredibly you are right. people and animals 500 in this village of the krasnoyarsk territory , the northernmost port of russia, saved a wounded polar bear last fall, now the animal is undergoing rehabilitation at the moscow zoo and is already catching the fish thrown into the pool. no. people are animals 200 this bad omen should have been neutralized with the phrase you

this is julius caesar 45 bc by the way, say new year. specifics of the new year of the church in the russian orthodox church, yes, i emphasize, because in other orthodox churches it is a little different. yes, this is the old style, that is, the julian calendar, but the new year is not 1 january, and uh, september 1 or the fourteenth in a new way, and this is from 1492, as uh, the barrel already said, and before that there was march. actually, then this is the question, but indeed, many orthodox churches have switched to a new style. this is the meaning of preserving the old style in the russian church. well, old style. we are talking about the julian calendar. yes, the topic is generally a very big , serious one. there mathematicians dealt with it, ah, but many churches that switched, and to the so-called this news or gregorian, they then bitterly about it they regretted it and the polish one, by the way, recently returned. yes, the polish right church, dear friends, they all know that there are orthodox churches in poland. local, that

in 1508, raphael, at the invitation of pope julius ii, moved to rome and became official artist at they in the vatican, the station of the sinyatur case. here he paints the most famous four frescoes: disputa, wisdom, confidence and strength, parnassus and the school of athens. and already in 1514, young raphael became the court architect. according to his designs, the altar structures of the church in st. peter's square in rome are being erected. the latter were demolished during the redesign. bernini, but the pinnacle of the artist’s creativity the painting became the sextinian madonna, painted in 1512, this is an interweaving of biblical ancient aesthetics, the painting depicts the basya virgin and child walking on the clouds, symbolizing purity and purity. the fate of the painting is quite complicated; during the fascist occupation, the nazis hid it in a freight train. only some time later she was rescued by soldiers of the red army. for a long time the painting was kept in the pushkin museum and only at the end of the last century was returned to its homeland in the gdr. the genius

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julius caesar, mark anthony and the gladiators. >> are you not entertained!verywhere in the west from law to architecture and now on the internet. >> how often do you think the roman empire? >> i don't know. at least once a day. >> i don't know. probably three or four times a week. >> definitely weekly. >> if i would see on average, half the days. >> the roman empire or holy roman empire? >> the roman empire. >> probably two or three times a day. >> jesse: women across the nation are in shock about why their boyfriends and husbands are thinking about the roman empire so much because apparently the ladies don't really think about it too much. what is driving men to think about it so often? it turns out a lot of men are looking to the roman empire for some self-reflection. >> you think about the roman empire once a week? >> it has stories and lessons within the roman empire want to do and what not to do. >> where are you thinking about the roman empire? >> it was so great. what the [bleep]. >> jesse: the roman empire actually fell because of inflation and socie

though it gags me to think of comparing trump to julius caesar. i think we have got to have faith in the people for the protection of the constitution because the remedies some will propose will be as bad as the cure. >> but hutchison, her basic argument is that if trump wins again, if trump wins in 2024, he will stock his administration with no guardrails. there will not be a general millie or a general kelly or a general mcmaster or a john bolton. it will be all sycophants. it will be all steven millers and sebastian gorkas. does that argument concern you? >> sure. look, i think it's almost certain that the top level of the second trump term will be the bottom level on january the 20th, 2021. and then it will go downhill from there. but the consequence doesn't mean that the government will then be under his control. i think one of the greatest dangers that a second trump term brings would be constitutional crisis. who is he going to nominate to be attorney general? and when the attorney general gi gives an order for trump, say prosecute john ker

julius caesar, and a fellow, what's your first encounter was shakespeare.a work? >> corey: my dad was a english teacher growing up. and he would take the students to all these great off-broadway productions and i would take along. yeah, starting at a young age, seeing shakespeare. not getting hardly any of it. >> stephen: you remember the first thing you saw? >> corey: i think it was hamlet. i was ten, hamlet, zero budget production and the ghost has a flashlight against the wall. i was mesmerized. i thought it was super cool. >> stephen: your latest film in shakespeare-related, "west side story" of course is a modern take on romeo and juliet. you play lieutenant and is this the first time you work with steven spielberg? i hear he's good, what's the experience like? >> corey: yeah, he's got a future. you know, he loves what he's doing. every moment of what he's doing he's on-site. you get a sense that he wouldn't rather be anywhere else in the world. and -- i've never seen an ensemble like that. i come from "legit theater" no singing, and i think there is a

shery: head of asia research at julius baer's with his calls on asian markets.ing session in korea and australia let's see what's moving with annabelle. annabelle: thank you. as you said 10 minutes into the session japan is shut today for public holiday, we are taking a look at that index of asia excluding the stocks in tokyo. it has been subdued trading so far throughout the session, just a couple themes starting to develop. firstly we had seen energy stocks moving higher at the start, we will get to more of those in a second but materials are now starting to take more center stage. it still modest gains up, that didn't build on gains that came through on friday's session so it does seem at least some investors from the materials sector are still looking at a lot of these growth signals in china more positively. let's change on and take a look at the energy stocks in particular because we did just have brent crude coming on and we still still seeing modest gains here but brent crude building into gains for a third straight week. oil is still holding around a 10

and they can't help it on julius conbuzz it is controlled by parks and rec. we are suffering as homeowners because we now have this noise that is unbearable all day from 6:20 in the morning. 25 people at 6:30 this morning. and you know fringe low, i'm not sure there is a resolution. >> and taken into account. and all of the decision this is have been made the left 5 years. >> please, help us. mary. >> maryland and then cash? i'm mary on 1 sprus a neighbor of holys. language with several of my neighbors our home is 80 feet from the precylinderiel courts. i'm here to request tht mi15 temp refer expansion of the presidio courts be sunseted. this the front courts returned exclusive tennis use. the back court pickle ball hours limited from 10 a.m. to 3 perform and this the sound proving opinions that are more popular across counties installed. this expansion from may 15th significant cannot low affected us in our neighbors. we are weeken up every day at 6:30 a.m. by soundses and shouting. we can't open windows the noise lefts you will day from 6 a.m. until the nig

a full block of city lots and it wouldn't be there without a cool guy, julius rosenwall, right? so just having one date fact on a date can lead you to so many different things and a lot of times, it leads to a better understanding. now that tik tokking is sort of my job and everybody expects me to have a new tik tok every single day even though i have seven kids and a wife and a job. and sometimes i don't know what i'm going to put on the date, but what on the 15th. i'll see what happened in history on september 15th through the years. and sometimes pick a date and read a newspaper september 15th, 1933, most the time something funny popped up and tell the story or get that one moment that you fish out. >> there's always something and you have to sort keep pulling the thread. one thing i'm proud of, january 3rd. january 3rd, you know, i'm kind of searching for things that happened and there's something online that says january 3rd, 1974, bob dylan gives his first concert after his motorcycle accident in chicago. that's a fact, that's not a story and i'm looking through and the co

julius irving. [applause] >> stephen: that's good. did he give it to you? >> shaquille: yes.quille: this was when i was in the nba. >> shaquille: oh, wow. what do you think happens when we die? >> shaquille: nobody knows. heaven? barkley is going to hell, so... [laughter] heaven? i'm going to heaven, so... >> stephen: all right. favorite action movie. >> shaquille: favorite action movie. "superman." >> stephen: the -- >> shaquille: the first one. >> stephen: the first one. christopher reeve. you'll believe a man can fly. >> shaquille: yes. >> stephen: window or aisle? >> shaquille: private. [applause] >> stephen: favorite smell? >> shaquille: farts. [laughter] >> stephen: well, then, i hesitate to ask this next one. least favorite smell. >> shaquille: limburger cheese. >> stephen: most used app on your phone? >> shaquille: world star hip-hop. >> stephen: world -- what? >> shaquille: world star hip-hop. >> stephen: world star hip-hop. what happens there? >> shaquille: a lot. >> stephen: okay. can we go back to farts for a second here? >> shaquille: yeah, yeah. >> stephen: favo

finally, who doesn't love hearing about the feats of julius caesar and the gladiators.em and how much they think about the roman empire. judging by their answers and there are quite a lot. >> how often do you think about the roman empire? >> i don't know, at least once a day. >> i would say probably like three or four times a week i think about them. >> every other day, may be. >> on average, like half of the days. >> [laughter] >> the roman empire, probably two or three times a day. >> kayleigh: who are these guys? what is driving them to think about ancient rome? a lot of these men say the roman empire offers guidance and lessons for today's america appearance because you think about the roman empire once a week? >> there's a lot of stories and lessons in the roman empire or what to do and what not to do so yeah. >> what about the roman empire? [bleep]. >> kayleigh: it is strange. my brother says only when he reads the bible. my husband says i think about the constitutional republic after i spend most of the day thinking about ducks this time of year because he is a d

we shall know soon enough for julius. i like to say time will tell.ly have to wait two days to find out. 49ers. by the way, a ten point favorite to beat the giants. so they're heavy favorites. all right. you're doing a point after two. so the kickoff said, well, there's a there's a lot going on here. right. so we've got a point after after the game, bubba paris will be joining me here on this set. and joe fonzi will be outside the 49 ers locker room sports focus following that and then voices for change. so it is a full lineup on thursday night here on fox two. so the 49 ers loaded with weapons, lots of talent on that team. but the giants coming off this big comeback win against the cardinals. how do these two teams match up? well the giants fell behind in the season the first two games, 72, nothing in scoring. they played the cowboys and they lost 42. nothing. right then they started playing arizona and they and they fell behind 21 nothing. so everyone was like, the sky is falling. the new york media was just all over the giants. and then they just r

for more, we are joined now live by civil rights attorney julius sherwin. julia, thank you for the time today. we hear now this legislation is on the governor's desk in california. why do you believe the term excited delirium should no longer be used in official reports to explain why someone died at the hands of law enforcement? well, thank you for having me. excited delirium should never have been used in official reports. with respect to deaths in the hands of law enforcement. it was racist from the start. the proponent of excited delirium who made up the term said that 70% of people who die from excited delirium are black men, and he believed it may be genetic. and there's a long history of racial use of the term. it gets applied to people who die in the course of police restraint. usually or police tasing and restraint. and it offers the officers an out so that they don't have accountability. and as we know, accountability brings change. so perpetuating the use of this junk science medical theory has precluded accountability for law enforcement and the

julius introduced off street chariot parking in rome to reduce traffic. 17th century new york established a towing service to clear the streets of animals. you could get your pig back from the pound for a florin or your horse for two and a half. and in fact, the terms dog pound and tow pound both come from this shared history of unclaimed property up until the invention, the automobile. however, the temple temperamental nature of horses was its own form of regulation. the advent of the car and especially cars that could be left outside in all weather for days or weeks. a time turned the problem into a major dilemma. not only did merchants country folk quickly abandon horsepower in the first few decades of the 20th century, wealthy commuters could drive themselves ditching the unwashed, the pickpockets and the bustle pinchers on the trolleys americans enthusiasm. for this new mode of transport was overwhelming and immediate. in 1920s, muncie, indiana, one woman spoke for a nation when she said she had bought a car before installing indoor plumbing. because you can't go to town in a bathtub

but unofficial data gathered by ulez opposition group julius ulez opposition group julius ulez map shows1 ulez opposition group julius ulez map shows almost1 in ulez map shows almost 1 in 4 cameras are damaged or missing. although londoners should take some consolation . at least some consolation. at least they're not. in glasgow , where they're not. in glasgow, where humza useless is more draconian. green zones exist and with labour's deputy leader angela rayner's promise of more schemes like this across the country, b careful what you vote for now everyone's going on strike like the train workers . today we are the train workers. today we are actually paid who actually played pretty well and were propped out very nicely by the taxpayers during the pandemic , taxpayers during the pandemic, which taught us that we don't actually need trains as much as we thought we did. the junior doctors and consultants who may not start with huge salaries, but usually end up on one at the end of a gold plated pension. and this week they've announced a strikes . there's more a host of strikes. there's m

singapore police have seized and $92 million from a suspected money launderers account with bank juliusdit suisse. the money was held by 10 foreigners arrested last month accused of forgery and laundering criminal proceeds. the scandal has enrolled some of singapore's largest banks and raise questions about illegal money flowing into the city state. this is the picture as we head into the side of cash trading across major markets in asia. asian markets are looking like they will come under pressure with the strength of the dollar still front and center. intervention watch when it comes to japan. further you on guidance from the pboc expected today as well. u.s. stocks falling following that ism data, the services data that exceeded all bloomberg economist estimates, bolstering that case for the fed to keep each space elevated for longer. he saw that repricing when it came to expectations for that november fed meeting. we do see futures meetings for benchmarks across the region. dropping sydney off by .5%. japan after 12 days of gains for trading on the nikkei we see futures singling jap

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>> julius caesar. >> julius caesar. >> augustus caesar. >> augustus caesar. >> apparently pompeii. but what's so terrible is so he he is a non—exec. which means that you earn lots of money for going to meetings of somewhere that got a contract . somewhere that got a contract. and i think it is about being seen to be above. but what's also is that there are hundreds of millions of pounds that haven't been spent on refurbishing schools . i mean, refurbishing schools. i mean, you just think, what is this government been doing? i mean, we all know i mean, it is everybody agrees that schools . everybody agrees that schools. is not just crumbling concrete , is not just crumbling concrete, by the way. i mean, the reason bridget asked a 156 times about what was going wrong with with with with with with with schools was because so there danger in a lot of ways they're falling apart and you have 720 million that isn't being used. nobody seems to care maybe because it's kids and they think well they haven't got voices, who cares? >> well, i mean, you know, you have the great thing is that whe

host: next is julius. caller: i am a black senior citizen, and i live pretty well.he republicans are doing everything they can to panic the american public. there is going to be a water shortage in the world. 8 billion people in the world, and it is a small world now. we have the largest source of freshwater in the world. i live near the great lakes. we are doing pretty well, if you put it in perspective. republicans are the problem. they have gone crazy! host: also i wanted to show you something else on gas prices. this is also from aaa but this is a map of the country. you can see here the red is the highest gas prices in the country that is mostly on the west coast and in illinois. the cheapest gas is the dark blue, mostly in the south. patty is next kentucky,. caller: good morning. i think i called the wrong line. i told the lady i was just calling on the democratic line, but i am not financially stable. i am not hurting really bad. i am on fixed income, but i budget myself and i have a nice apartment and i get along just fine. but my main problem is that it see

host: next is julius. caller: i am a black senior citizen, and i live pretty well.he republicans are doing everything they can to panic the american public. there is going to be a water shortage in the world. 8 billion people in the world, and it is a small world now. we have the largest source of freshwater in the world. i live near the great lakes. we are doing pretty well, if you put it in perspective. republicans are the problem. they have gone crazy! host: also i wanted to show you something else on gas prices. this is also from aaa but this is a map of the country. you can see here the red is the highest gas prices in the country that is mostly on the west coast and in illinois. the cheapest gas is the dark blue, mostly in the south. patty is next kentucky,. caller: good morning. i think i called the wrong line. i told the lady i was just calling on the democratic line, but i am not financially stable. i am not hurting really bad. i am on fixed income, but i budget myself and i have a nice apartment and i get along just fine. but my main problem is that it see