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of those folks who really have a connection to that neighborhood historically, or is it someone else? sole keads the louisville central community centers, is pushing for developers to include community input. so do you feel like pers are lio advocate, agitate, and make sure that our voice is being heard and that we were being taken soledad: did it get ugly? n: rusll -- and because of the faith-based leadership, it probably couldn't get as ugly as it could have. rev. ellis: we ask you to bless this church, this community. soledad: reverend geoffrey ellis is one of those pastors. he ministers to the people of russell, where 60% of the nearly 10,000 remaining residents live below the poverty level. you don't want this neighborhood to change? rev. ellis: i want it to change for the best. i want it to have the resources it needs to be a developed neighborhood. i don't want it to be underdeveloped. i don't want it to be under-gentrified. i want it to be a part of a larger community, which is louisville. soledad: theresa zawacki and anthony smith are with "russell: a place of promise." rication is

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else's kid. according to google. half the country's k through 12 uses google apps to learn. google has donated and acla mating and addicted children to apple product when is they are impressionable. microsoft is similarly, donated more than a billion dollars in discounted windows products to school. no one's really noticed t. syndicated column nest, joins us. so michelle, this does seem like taking the most vulnerable and impressionable slice of america and pushing products that they're going to be addicted to for life. is it something else. >> it certainly is that. it's not merely the idea of addicting them and is getting them used to the brands from preschool age broadcasters also about data mining. i've been investigating and reporting on this issue of infiltration of education and technology in the public school in particular, for the last decade and tucker, the problem is that the wall, if you will, on protecting family's student date office greatly undermined and sabotaged by the a obama administration's education part and same through, promulgating rules that were nev

president because president from the same something else and bolton is saying something goes from turkey's perspective there is no distinction between k. and p. why the from their perspective this is a terrorist entity and they want to clear this whole corydoras the whole northern syrian kori door from this entity and this is a huge headache for them this is a very pressing national security matter for turkey so it's not like it has a second decision national security is paramount to the country's health now we look at what bolton saying and especially right before he comes to meet with the turkish officials and he basically crosses a red line when he's in israel the night before he comes to turkey and i don't understand what he was expecting in negotiations with turkey today but he definitely was expecting what he got in turkey is not going to bow down to the u.s. . israel's security service is denying claims that it violated the rights of five jewish teenagers suspected of involvement in the murder of a palestinian woman three months ago the victim. was forty seven year old mother of eight she was in a car with her husband and daugh

president because president from the same something else and bolton is saying something goes from turkey's perspective there is no distinction between p k k p y the from their perspective this is a terrorist entity and they want to clear this whole corydoras the whole syrian corydoras from this entity and this is a huge headache for them this is a very pressing national security matter for turkey so it's not like it has a second decision national security is paramount to the country's health now we look at both and saying and especially right before he comes to meet with the turkish officials and he basically crosses a red line when he's in israel the night before he comes to turkey and i don't understand what he was expecting in negotiations with turkey today. he was expecting what he got in turkey is not going to bow down to the u.s. . headway appears to have been made in the investigation of a recent mass data breach in germany the hack saw the private information of thousands of high profile figures compromised the authorities say a suspect is now cooperating with the probe has pulled the slayer reports. well german prosecutors say

edwards got destroyed over december, like everybody else in her 201 k.g apple shares this morning? you talk about peaking pessimism, was means you want to acquire shares. do you apply multinationals in u.s. dominant equities? gerry: it depends what you are looking at. i wouldn't necessarily stick to one particular company, but what i would say is the reason we are still on u.s. equities is because they are still highly profitable and general high-quality. short 2000 positions and long s&p positions. tom: are you writing this down, anna? gerry: we are short the index still. there is a huge amount of quality. quality has been dramatically outperforming all other factors and likely will for the rest of this site will. cycle. there are many other companies in the tech space that we figure much more vulnerable to weakness in growth expectation in excess growth leverage. anna: i am writing it all down. let's get to valentin. your top pick for 2019? bearish dollar, with a 2019 is the year when the reign of king dollar is going to come to an end. giving way to a

k you. >> to shoere. ha sbove all else,e oritize ou.nd when you're taking care of yourself everything is all neatly bundled and you're taken care of but when you are burned out you are all loose ends and all frayed ends and you have to prioritize yourself. i don't mean get a mani-pedi or have a spa day. that's not what we're talking about here. it's just about eating well, treating yourself nicely, read a book. >> little things like that. make ourselves the priority. >> yes. >> all right, ann, thank you so much. we'll be right back. >>> goods morning. a new survey finds bart's abrooufl rating is at an all time low. it has fallen to 52% to 84% 2012. homeless, filth and crime. that will review the results next week. >>> let's take a look at the commute now with sue hall. >> the site of an earlier accident. traffic has not quite recovered yet. it is still bumper to bumper making your way from 242 down to highway 24. we will take a look at this major delay getting to the toll plaza. earlier accident cleared. we do have an ace train delay no

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else's kids. according to google, half of all the countries k-12 students use google apps to learn.d 100 million devices to schools, which of the course has the side effect of acclimating and addictive to injecting children to google products. no one has noticed this. a syndicated columnist has notet this could, she is joining us. this does seem like taking the most vulnerable and impressionable slice of america and pushing products on them that they will be addicted to for life. is it something else? >> it certainly is that. it's not merely the idea of addicting them and getting them used to the brand from preschool age. it's also about data mining. i've been investigating and reporting on this issue of infiltration of education and technology in the public schools in particular for the last decade. tucker, the problem is, the bulwark, the wall, if you will, on protecting families' student data was greatly undermined and sabotaged by the obama administration's education department, the samest way that they areou promulgating rules we never scrutinized and congress d led to all of t

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else discovered. for winning the white house unfair game on al jazeera. we should live for the british people against terrorism a one for their belief future for the u k. if m.p.'s reject her plan to leave the european union. hello i'm the star and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up canada's prime minister justin trudeau condemned the death sentence of a canadian man by court in china. zimbabweans vent their anger against the president after the price of fuel doubled overnight. shiny new models in the spotlight but we'll tell you what's overshadowing america's big show. in less than twelve hours british m.p.'s are due to vote on to resume its deal to leave the european union the prime minister's warning politicians to back the agreement or risk no breaks at all but all sides are bracing for turmoil because m.p.'s are widely expected to reject the plan let's go to john hall in london joiner it seems the prime minister is on course for a possible historic defeat. that's right i think the fact of juries of may's defeat later on tuesday which now barring a last minute construction is. the inch of a.

else, i have one message. do not even think about it. [applause] these are raises teachers earned and they are raises we are going to fulfill, and protect. and more is needed on k-12 education. a focus on results, resources, and reforms. arizona has been the leader in school choice. it is good for parents, and most of all, it is good for kids. healthy choice and competition, bring about innovation and that has been the case in arizona public education. but we also know improvements can be made. more transparency, more accountability, and granting more financial review and oversight, over taxpayer dollars. all with the purpose of making sure every public school is improving and providing arizona kids with the best possible education. [applause] same goes for addressing the teachers shortage. in my past life, i used to tell my team at cold stone creamery, if you find a good idea, grab it. so as we built cold stone, we borrowed ideas, from others. mcdonald's, subway, starbucks, and i confess, i have kept the habit going. four years ago, i heard what sounded like a really good idea, to address the teachers shortage. if someone graduates from an arizona university,

k. i was locked up i couldn't come out they couldn't be close to me so everyone's thinking at oh my god this is what i'm like a mass murderer or what is going on everyone else the prisoners had to be away from me because i guess they could be harmed by me so many things happened so many things happened hopefully we can talk about and later. thank you so much thanks so much great talking to you and archie crew there after the break. after fighting for britain he's now fighting to stay in britain we speak to the family of a detained british army veteran fighting immanent secret. all this and more coming up in part two of going underground. like there's someone else living inside of me like controlling my body. the byproduct. that drug because like some peer pressure. because a little. crazy. you know we don't have to do anything it's not our fault. that. here's. happened to be a nigerian effort to understand what happened here the p.m.c. that came here was not contracted to win the war came here was a contract to train a unit and to create from scratch and then to go into combat and the g.p. limited object. welcome back this week british army veteran twain mo

else. i hate to sound like a broken record if anyone remembers what a broken record is, that in k-12 summer in their rather than pouring knowledge into peoples heads and declaring them to be educated for having done so, somewhere in there we need to train people how to think, how to analyze, how to interpret, how to be skeptical of information and then how to recognize when sufficient data has been put forth, to turn something you might be skeptical about into something that is a newly established objective truth. that is not taught in schools. this should be a class just on what science is and how and why it works. that would transcend the physics class, the chemistry class, a biology class, the geology class, the joe science class. this would be its own course. so that when you are college educated, and some institution has declared you graduated and a learned member of society, if you turn around and say i choose not to believe this consensus, no, you don't have that option. it's not how objectively established scientific truths are determined. it is true whether or not you believe it, a

k dancing and music and film and philanthropic work. y but wh talk to her, and you probably know this, seth -- she's just like anybody else. a lovely, lovely human being, and alex is the same. >> seth: yeah, that's good to hear. i mean, those are two people that you're happy to hear are nice people. >> yeah, totally. totally. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i mean, with that said, you probably wouldn't come out here and tell us if it was otherwise. [ lighlaughter ] >> i don't think i would. no, i know that i wouldn't. but at the same time -- but i pe will up. [ laughter ] >> seth: you wouldn't probably go this far in that direction. >> no, i wouldn't go that far. no, i'd speak up. no, they're lovely, lovely people. every time i see -- i mean, jennifer is always like, "hi, baby, how are you doing?" >> seth: yeah. >> y know, very cool. >> seth: see, that's where it's lucky that alex rodriguez wouldn't be around. because if she said that to me, i would call my wife and be like, "it's over. [ laughter ] i'm going to make a hardcore run it, but just in case it works out. d i know this is short-sighted, but i'm going to end it with

else we are watching. the dow. the first day of the trading in the new year. will investors shake off the dismal december, and what can we expect for our 401(k) retirement plans19? it's bumpy, but it did seem a little positive while ago. dicken, we will talk about it. plus, big reaction to a new piece asserting elizabeth warren will have to overcome likability problems. deja vu all over again question rick rios donna greeters also asking why nobody seems to worry about why no candidates are likable. and perhaps that is the issue senator warren -- cooking dinner and cracking beer on instagram live -- we will talk about it all. is it fair? >> hold on a second. i'm going to get me a beer. i never thought i was going to run for politics, any kind of elected office. to be here in this fight -- because it's right. ♪ okay, max...time to help mrs. tyler reach her health goals! i'm in! but first... shelfie! the great-tasting nutrition of ensure. with up to 30 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals! ensure. for strength and energy. ensure. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it neutralizes stomach acid at the source. tum tum tum tum tums.

else who's set up to take the fall when things go wrong. remember, he was taking credit for the great stock market. you just saw the monitor there. we're now at dow 23-k if things go well. also talked about the economic reports. we might not be getting those economic reports because the president has shut down the government and we're not getting -- we already today didn't get some reports we usually get. the president's really following the narrative he himself has set out and he's not going to -- >> except he's got two narrat e narratives. which matters more to him right? the president as the market man? he loves the winning stock market. he loves when he walks into mar-a-lago saying look at your 401ks. or does he prefer to be the tariff man? because the tariff man is the one who tim cook is saying yes, that's how i got tough head winds in china. we're hearing the same out of fedex. which matters more to the president, tariffs or the market? >> he thinks it can be both. he's speaking to his base. the tariff man is the same as the border man or the wall man or whatever, the concrete wall. as we think about what's going on with the stock market, the b

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else. thank you, john. nice to see you there, sir. good morning, that good afternoon. >> sandra: all eyes on k-uppercase-letter hill as he certifies before committee. lawmakers grilling the former ag on his views on the investigation and presidential powers. they are taking a quick recess, we will have more reaction ahea ahead. >> do you believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch hunt against anybody? >> i don't believe mr. mueller would be involved in a witch hunt >> sandra: fox news alert, high drama as britain's parliament gets ready to vote today on the brexit plan for leaving the e.u. all signs point to a "no" vote rejecting the deal backed by prime minister theresa may. benjamin locked on my call is life in london. with a big day shaping up, they are. >> absolute, sandra. we've only got three hours left until this major, historic vote. in fact, the parliament just behind me. mps and theresa may are trying to persuade people on the festival with her, but it seems unlikely. this is make or break for theresa may. this is make or break for brexit. for last of the two half years, they've been trying to negotiate for the e.u. to co