karen you: -- karen: you have to do your homework on each individual place.e dollar is a big part of all of this. karen ward, you will stay with us. up next, we will talk about the dollar. the dot plot is getting old, james bullard says. we will bring you some of his comments. '♪ mom, dad, can we talk? sure. what's up, son? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a good one. seems a bit long, but okay... set a memorable wifi password with xfinity my account. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. 30 minutes into the trading day. says brexit will have to push through if it is going to invert the curve. ceos believe their companies will be protected from the iran nuclear deal? soars after a landmark deal to license its technology to kruger. welcome to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. let's talk about that ocado trade. 42%. is trading up

the earnings tool from td ameritrade. >>> karen is over at the plaza to pitch it. karen? me give you a little history about my fast pitch. xer xerox. xerox is mer xer xerox is merging with fuji films. carl icahn hates this deal they hate this deal. they go to court and go it the shareholders, try to get them to block. lots of ways to win now. we saw interesting, a lot of court stuff happen, the board appeared to be thrown out, now they're back, the old ceo is back here are the ways to win the old board has said we are trying to maximize value we're trying to negotiate a deal with fuji films for better terms. that's one way to win. icahn said they would accept $40 a share, which is what xerox said the first deal was worth. if they get a much higher deal, icahn would sell the third thing that could also be good for the stock is that decent has won the ability to nominate a new slate and co-replace the whole board they thought the auction wasn't fair, there were other bidders who didn't get a chance to bid let's look where this stock has been over the last year. the stocks r

>> sÍ, es karen. >> el jueves 4 de agosto 2016 la vida de ella cambio por completo, saliÓ por la maÑana a salir, me habÍa pedido permiso mi hija para ir a la feria de ecatepec al prender la luz, encuentro el cuerpo de mi hija tirado en el fondo del baÑo, le dije contÉstame te estoy hablando, dime quÉ te hicieron, quien fue, o sea mil preguntas, yo llego hasta esta parte, veo mÁs sangre, la cama tendida, y lo Único que yo me acerco y alcanzo a ver el pie de Él que estaba de este lado. >> bajo su propio techo, karen y erick fueron asesinados por su primo de 16 aÑos, reportes forenses indicaron que ella fue violada y asfixiada, su hermano asesinado por ser testigo de los hechos. >> fue con mucha hazaÑa, coraje, odio rencor lo que hicieron. >> el asesinato de karen es solo uno de los mÁs de 22 mil hechos en el paÍs en los Últimos 9 aÑos, la comisiÓn nacional de derechos humanos afirma que de 12 femicidios que ocurren al dÍa en amÉrica latina 7 son en mÉxico, carla salas es abogada y junto a otros activistas impulÓo ante el congreso que el femicidio fuera tipificado como un delito, pero ahor

zuck posted this selfie on instagram last night a big deal there >> karen tso has more on the big tech meeting hello, karen >> hello this is the fun part of mark zuckerberg's european trip the stop off in paris for lunch with the french president, emanuel macron, where he will tackle the french president's firm grip on tech after downsing around questions from european aks brussels last night. stay tuned to "worldwide exchange." we'll be right back. enjoy... to share. three times the harvest. one powerful guarantee. miracle-gro.

karen: they absolutely were. before we saw the spike in february it hit down to nine images what we saw in 2007. there was a lot of concern about what this means. how could it stay low for so long? when the vicks was sustained low over several pintos, maybe three years at a time. 2005 and we also saw 2004 to 2007. there was a lot of concern about it. mark: you done some wonderful research about the performance in different asset classes either before, during, or after the so-called volatility spikes. looking at post peak event's as well. what have you uncovered? karen: a lot of investors wanted to know, and this is before we saw the recent spikes, what's going to happen if we see volatility spike again and should i be shifting what i do. what we found is during a spike, in the middle of a spike you see risk assets suffering a negative return. . negative return on average high-yield s&p or rebound fairly quickly. a major finding, for institutional investors who are thinking volatility is coming or it pops, do i ne

and thank you, karen and karen, and ivanka, and kellyanne. thank you all for being here.hank you very much. to all of the military spouses here with us this afternoon: welcome to the white house. a very, very special place. we are honored by your presence, and we celebrate your heroic service. and that's exactly what it is. too often, military spouses do not receive the recognition they deserve. do you know that feeling? do you know that feeling? [laughter] i don't think so, no. you endure long separations during deployments, and some of them are much longer than you ever bargained for. you routinely move your families around the country and all over the world. you maintain morale in your family and across the military community. your support is essential to making our military the mightiest fighting force in the world, and getting stronger all the time. we just approved $700 billion for our military. so we're going to be [applause] we're going to be having the best equipment ever known. and next year, $716 billion. so i wanted to let you know. [applause] and, by the way,

saliÓ en la maÑana rumbo al trabajo mientras eric y karen dormÍan sin imaginar que estarÍan juntos. >a que ellos iban a salir. me habÍan perdido permiso mi hija para ir a la feria de ecatepec al prender la luz estaba el cuerpo de mi hija tirado en el fondo del baÑo contÉstame te estoy hablando que pasÓ, quÉ te hicieron mil preguntas que llego hasta esta parte veo mÁs sangre regada. la cama tendida, y lo Único que yo me acerco y alcanzo a ver el pie de Él que estaba de este lado. >>> bajo su propio techo karen y eric fueron asesinados por su primo de 16 aÑos. reportes forenses de la fiscalÍa indicaron que ella fue violada y asfixiada. su hermano asesinado segÚn las indagatorias por ser testigos de los hechos. >>> fue con mucha hazaÑa, con mucho coraje, mucho odio mucho rencor hacÍa ellos lo que hicieron >>> el asesinato de karen es solo uno de los mÁs de 22 mil fem femicidios pero sucedido en elÍ. de 12 femicidios de amÉrica latina 6 son en mÉxico. carla salas es abogada, y junto a otros activistas impulsÓ ante el congreso que el femicidio fuera tipificado como un delito. pero ahora ad

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of war let's bring in karen helped start was joining us from our culture to ask following this story for us. karen i mean this is really an unprecedented situation here a huge scandal many different layers to it is complex but why such a strong reaction now essentially sir because the academy is in total disarray and people have completely lost faith in it really very very quickly and it says that in that situation they can't make a credible decision so it can't be on a on a normal normal sit conditions would have eighteen members and they're elected for life which means that when these people step down they're leaving empty chairs until until technically they they passed away so they need twelve members to actually make a credible valid decision and they're only working the tent at the moment and so because of this diminished academy and the lack of public faith in the institution over the last month they've decided to take this time that they have a lot of work to do out of respect for the laureates certainly bad news for writers this year so talk with us a little bit more than abo

mcdougal and the fact that michael cohen was in communication with karen mcdougal's lawyer.posed to be party to this basically deal between ami and karen mcdougal yet it's clear he did have communication with ami while it was going on but did have communication with her lawyer the day this agreement was struck. there have been questions about the role that ami played here. ami is in the hot seat. her attorney, keith davidson, who was the attorney for karen mcdougal and also for stormy daniels has been in the hot seat, under a lot of scrutiny. we know he appears to be talking to the feds in this now criminal investigation, so there's -- i think what we're seeing today, it's possible these various players involved in these secret settlements are going to turn on each other. that could very well be happening here with the national enquirer turning on michael cohen as people work to protect themselves. let me give maia and opportunity as well. >> i was going to say, michael cohen has become the kryptonite to this case and all the super mens are trying to fly as far away from him

ademÁs elemento contarÁ con seminarios acerca del derecho a portar armas. >> [habla en inglÉs] karen:allas ha causado el enojo de activistas y aseguran que lo que menos se necesita son mÁs armas en las calles. el concejal asegura que el evento es inapropiado por la reciente muerte del oficial rogelio santander y la pÉrdida de cinco agentes hace casi dos aÑos. los activistas citaron los tiroteos masivos y el apoyo de la nra a ciertos polÍticos. >> nra es una organizaciÓn polÍtica que constituye millones de dÓlares a estos candidatos que promueven el odio, el racismo en contra de nuestras familias. karen: el viernes se espera en la convenciÓn la presencia del presidente trump y el vicepresidente mike pence como invitados especiales en un discurso que estarÁ colmado de asistentes. se espera que unas 80,000 personas asistan al evento. el apartado de policÍa de dallas ha dicho que no interferir en las protestas, sin embargo tomaran acciÓn si es que se realiza algÚn tipo de actividad criminal o las personas bloquean las vÍas. enrique: el representante demÓcrata por california tony cÁrdenas

and we have karen hopes that from d.w. culture with us following this story hi karen hi so why are we seeing this decision now ok so this whole mess is obviously surrounding the photographer and cultural figure actually no no he is mentioned the husband of cutting a who's an academy member and poet and there are several reasons that's why this is happening because there are several things that he's a civil accusations against him first and foremost obviously multiple allegations of sexual misconduct over a very long period from about ninety six to two thousand and seventeen and apparently he has even groped a behind of the swedish crown princess so that's the biggest one corruption also comes into it because his wife lost and son was also involved in funneling and funding monies into his very own cultural institutions so there's a definite conflict of interest there and thirdly that he repeatedly broke century old academy rules by actually leaking the names of nobel prize winners most recently the name of bob dylan back in

karen tumulty and opinion writer for the "washington times."there will be some kind of a summit. you i don't think it's likely in the coming months. it was smart for the president to take a step back here. he seemed at least in his public comments very eager for not only the summit but for a deal saying things about kim jong un that i don't think were true giving him too much respect saying weighs very open and very honorable. at one point the president tweeted that kim jong un had agreed to denuclearization, which he hadn't. so i think it's smart that the president took a step back here. i think he had mike pompeo and john bolton in his ear reminding him of the history of of the north korean behavior on this. the history really matters. it's not as if kim jong un's actually going to give up his nuclear weapons program. it's been a key component of the regime for three decades. it will remain a key component of the regime and anything has to start with that premise, i think. >> mike: speaking of presidential tweets. we have one here. let's take

and karen mentioned that hypocrisy is frustrating but it's not automatically a crime. what do you see as a prosecutor as the key exposure here? >> well, i mean, the issue is and maya's absolutely right, if all cohen was doing was running around saying i know the president, i know the president, give me lots of money and they did and there were no connections to trump, then you have stuff that sinks, it's a my myasma of putrid swampiness but it's not a crime. for bribery you have to have a direct quid pro quo. >> you're speaking about the enron prosecutions, which bob mueller ran that task force. tell us a little bit more about what you mean. >> well, what i meant is there was the honest services fraud statute, which allowed you to -- and it was used in a private situation, not always for the government when you were violating your honest services by taking money. and it was cut back a bit in the enron case when they reversed skillins' prosecution. i'm just talking about some of the tools for addressing corruption have been narrowed. when you're talking about mr. cohen'

th best wishes, i am, signed incerely, karen l. haas. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on may 15, 2018, at 11:43 a.m. appointment, united states commission on international religious freedom. with best wishes, i am, signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in r

the record, cora hoover, melissa ta, karen cohn, karen yu, marise rodriguez, janine young, and veronica shepard. so on march 7, 2016, the san francisco department of public health achieved the arduous work of becoming a fully accredited public health department by the national public health accreditation board. [applause]. >> the accreditation is for conducting high quality continuous improving core public health services. nod in addition to the strategic plan, the community health assessment and the community health improvement plan, using standards and erbmas, we must demonstrate organizational competencies in 12 public health domains: community assessments, field investigations, health education and information dissemination, community engagement, policy development and planning, legal enforcement, ensuring access to health services, workforce development, continuous quality improvement, research and evidence based practice, administration and management and governance. the public health accreditation team led by karen pierce reviewed thousands of documents and have selected and meti

maya, karen, and austin thank you. maya koms comes back for fallback friday. >>> coming up, foreign donations are under the bob mueller probe. where did the money come from. >>> and the chief of staff calling out immigrants in blatant terms. >> and democrats responding to nader's tough challenge to the party of the right here on the beat. >> democratic party stop skate goating look until the mirror and ask yourself why you cannot landslide the worst, the most ignorant, the most corporate indentures the cruellest republican party in history. >> ralph nader was breathing fire last night. all that plus fallback friday tonight. i'm ari melber. you are watching the baet on msnbc. this is bill's yard. and bill has a "no-weeds, not in my yard" policy. but with scotts turf builder weed & feed, bill has nothing to worry about. it kills weeds and greens grass, guaranteed. this is a scotts yard. and greens grass, guaranteed. ♪ from only the thickest, juiciest heinz tomatoes. no one grows ketchup like heinz™. ( ♪ ) stop dancing ar

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only the desk timothy geithner, karen finerman and dan nathan. tonight on "fast," no ko is a no-go. cancelling his meeting with north korea, sending stocks a wild ride today. but there could be an unlikely winner from the fallout. we'll tell you it is and bring you the latest >>> plus, the doj launching a crypto crackdown on bitcoin price manipulations. is bitcoin really being manipulated? how worry shod investors been? ran nue ner will be here to weigh in >>> first we start off with the netflix fairy tale yes, fairy tales can come true the streaming giant soaring to a fresh all-time high and passing disney in market cap for the first time ever. so is netflix the king of all media? how much higher can it go? tim? >> hi, mel. >> hey, tim. >> if you tlond me over the last year, i agree these guys have an amazing service. i think they're able to monetize it i think they're creating content. they're spending $8 billion a year but should you reward them as a content play when media companies that have content were seeing a feeding frenzy possibly in m&a then the distribution side we know

so for more on that story i'm joined by karen hall economist at effort university specializing in the history of economic ideas and she's also a connoisseur of france good to have you with us before we look at the did do different kind of reforms a man when it's not the very first president to try and reform france others have done so before just briefly how does he fare in comparison to his predecessors i think history and great his very many things in very little time here depending on how you count his launched some five hundred say he is quite successful he knows that he has launched its legitimacy now and he is therefore he wanted to start immediately and get things done in the first year to reap the fruits afterwards yet here but to reap the fruits i mean it's you could look at it so far as that he's been successful but there's so much criticism i mean he's done tax reforms which include reducing the wealth tax cutting capital gains reducing the burden on let's say more affluent citizens all of those reforms fuel criticism that he's basically just a president for the rich is the

good advice for karen who now knows her tick wasn't the type to transmit lyme. knowing your risk so you can have peace of mind. >> john, what's it looking like for the tick threat this summer? >> we're expecting more ticks in more areas, which means more bites. daily tick checks on you and your children and pets. don't forget them. it's going to be important. >> dr. john torres thank you. >> you bet. >>> when we come back, the new warning about certain swimming pools and how they could make you very sick. it's the story of our nation. john chiang's father came here with little money, but big dreams for a better future. now john has a chance to make history. a champion of the underdog, john took on wells fargo when it ripped off working families. and against the odds, he helped saved california from financial disaster during the great recession. ...leaving more to invest in progressive priorities like education, healthcare and affordable housing. john chiang. the proven, progressive leader we need for california's future. >>> here is a sign of the times, fewer am

i'm karen tso. these are your headlines shares in socgen fall with the bank's ceo telling cnbc europe's lack of volatility is to blame >> it's fair to say europe lags the u.s. for a few quarters in this normalization of volatility and rate level and second, it's digesting the rules. >>> shares in europe's biggest bank, hsbc, fall after first quarter profit comes in below expectations despite announcing a $2 billion share buyback. >>> mixed traffic in the airline sector iag rallies on a 7 5% profit jump, and airfrance-klm hits turbulence. >>> and the dollar stays near four-month highs ahead of the u.s. job report, but the argentinean peso is near an all-time low >> the latest in eurozone data don't forget yesterday we had weakness in the inflation numbers. so the market is somewhat concerned about the pace of growth that number hampered by what you saw in terms of economic protectionism and also strikes that took place in two major economies, germany and france. so the eurozone april final composite

she's karen pierce, the uk's new ambassador to the u.n.urse britain was one of the main parties along with the united states, china, france, russia, and germany. last night the iranian ambassador here told this program if the u.s. pulls out, the deal is dead. and today, from his office in tehran, the foreign minister zarif seemed to put it in terms that president trump might appreciate. >> in real estate terms, when you buy a house and move your family in, or build a skyscraper, you cannot come back two years later and try to renegotiate the price. >> so ambassador pierce joins me here in london to discuss the fears of more, not less, nuclear proliferation if the deal goes south. ambassador pierce, welcome to the program. i think really very front and center on your plate must be what's going to happen with the iran deal. united kingdom is a main signatory. you are personally very committed to it. you believe this is a deal that should remain in place. sum up why, given that it's so under assault by the trump administration and by israel.

karen odendaal runs the orphanage. she asked us to keep its location a secret.so lovely to be able to-- to be so close to a rhino. but it's also, something so sad and tragic about it. >> karen odendaal: the saddest part about having to put an orphanage together is that we're failing. because, why are we having to put orphanages together to care for orphaned rhino? it means that we've-- you know, we-- we're not winning the rhino war. it's quite depressing because, you know, when is it going to end? >> logan: karen odendaal took these rhino in after another orphanage was attacked. poachers killed two babies for their horns, and one of their caretakers was raped. reason enough for the pistol on her hip. but ntoto has a way of lightening up any conversation. ( laughter ) >> logan: ntoto! he's so naughty, and he's so strong. >> odendaal: he's very strong. he's very strong. so he can smell the cubes and he's like, come on! >> logan: he's like, why aren't you giving them to me? karen odendaal also runs a private park where south africa's big game is on full display. th

good advice for karen blum who now knows her tick wasn't the type to transmit lime. learning your risk so you can have peace of mind. >>> this is shaping up to be a bad year. we're expecting more ticks in more places which of course means more bites. daily tick checks on you and your children is important, but it is also important to do the same thing for your pets since they can bring those ticks into the house. phillip? >> dr. torres, thank you. >>> memorial day weekend commemorations are upon us. this weekend motorcycle riders from around the country took partth thunder rally riding past arlington memorial bridge in remembrance. and two world war ii veterans are commemorating this day by setting up a cross-country reunion. 95-year-old arthur unrue will meet up with john in cincinnati, ohio. these men will take part in a memorial day parade more than 70 years after they first flew on a mission together. >>> later today president trump will lay the annual ceremonial wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. thousands will be in attend

karen, who is your fall back?and i'm said to say this on public mainstream television, but it's camille cosby. i need her to fall bay back. the reference to emmett till, a boy, 14-year-old boy from chicago visiting his relatives 1955 dragged from his bed at 2:00, 3:00 in the morning for allegedly whistling. yes, we find out later on this woman's death bed that he did nothing. was brutalized over a two-day period and thrown in the tall hatchy river with a 200 pound fan wrapped around his neck. that's a lynching. what's happening to cosby, a man of great privilege, a man who has joked about spanish fly, who under oath with a deposition admitted to drugging women. what has happened to him is karma. so i get the preservation of a legacy and i get the preservation of wealth, but to make the comparison to a lynching of annum met till in her statement with so much indignation kind of undermines her complicity in his behavior. so that's all i will say about that. >> it's strong and it's an important piece when you think a

steve hays, karen and molly. karen, ambitious for the president to go down this road.administrations try to do it. >> he backed off of his campaign promise which was to have medicare negotiate directly with the pharmaceutical companies for prices. that was the how witser of this and he decided not to fire. it it's significant after this was announced the stock prices of the pharmaceutical companies went up. >> bret: part of this. the secretary said you have adjust. >> think about all of the time that everybody spends watch drug company ads on tv and how much information companies are required to put them in. why not have them disclose their prices in the ads to? >> bret: he is saying trance pairency on prices? >> yes, but you would have to new regulation. the point about the stock market -- it wasn't just drug companies but the pharmacy benefit managers. their stocks went up. the plan does get more generics into the marketplace. that's key for lowering the prices and the most substantial thing. the rest is sharing among the groups. who gets all of this money? you need

congratulations. >> hi, karen. >> by the way, i should disclose i'm an investor in ellevest, sallie's me ask you, during those volatile times, do you feel the women sort of -- if you can generalize that much, do you feel the women look at it as an opportunity or do they also have the tendency to feel panicked in a volatile market and i feel safer getting out rather than in. >> i think we're all human but what we've seen is all of those articles that you might see on cnbc.com about mistakes investors make, uber trading, falling in love with winners, panicking in downturns, paying too much in fees because of overtrading, mistakes gentlemen investors make the mistakes women make -- the real mistake is they tend to underinvest, which is what we're trying to help them with when we are speaking to our clients, we talked to them about, this is a long-term initiative you're trying to buy that house in six years and retire in 30 years. i think they do see it as a long-term initiative and they just -- we don't allow them to trade not what our platform is we see stability in this. >> we just saw

karen helps that from culture is following the story for us hi karen this is such a complex scandal there are so many layers to it why are we seeing this very strong reaction now well quite frankly because the academy is just in complete disarray people have lost complete faith in it and it says that in this situation it can't make a credible decision the academy is made up on a good day of eighteen members and their elected for life so when these people step down this leaves empty chairs until they technically die so they need twelve members to be able to make a valid decision and at the moment they're working with only ten because of a diminished academy and also the lack of public confidence they've decided they need to to take a time out and also out of respect for the laureates past and future well they've had to me has had a stellar reputation for years for its central long history let's take a look now at the institution and also some of its winners. go prize in literature in awards to quote do not the most outstanding work in an outstanding direction conferred the greatest good on

i want to thank the vice president mike pence and karen for joining us. very special people, thank you very much. we re truly blessed to have a vice president and second lady who believe in the power of prayer and the glory of god. and they do believe! i am with them a lot, they believe. thank you. thanks also to the members of the cabinet who have joined us today, along with so many amazing faith leaders from across the country. including my good friend, paula white who has done such a incredible job. paula, stand paula. thank you, paula. and the president of the national day of prayer, doctor ronnie floyd. hank you doctor. thanks ronnie . i especially want to recognize cissy i was called that but it is really cissy graham lynch. i like it that recognize cissy i was called way too because you are married to a great man. thank you for being here. priests -- and the hope christian church choir. i heard you by the way right inside the oval office. that was beautiful! great music. thank you. thank you very much. as we gather this morning, our thoughts also t

, tim, good to see you >> kelly >> karen >> yes >> chips >> chips >> it's been quite the move. i hope the move's not over, i'm long intel i like the name, data center growth is what's driving it for them, and a lot of others as well, and i'm a little bit concerned, though, getting a little bit sort of, you know, there's a lot of excitement in the space, obviously, micron was, their news well-received, and they talked about the -- that -- we did not see a plateauing of data center growth, so that was really good, even if hand sets do plateau, there's other drivers there, so that is good, but i also kind of remember when these things traded like cyclical companies, and these are not so cyclical or cheap. >> yeah. tim, i was going to say, we talk about it as a group, obviously, you know, karen hit a coup of of them on the value side of things relevant to talk about semiconductors as a big group anymore? >> it is think about the market and what we had over the last two, three months with the pullback, and found this legs, i think, semis actually led look may 1 to the present, semis

karen, who is your fall back? public mainstream television, but it is camille cosby. the reference to a 14-year-old boy visiting his relatives, 1955 dragged if his bed 3:00 in the morning for -- knowing he did nothing. what is happening to cosby, a man of great privilege and a man joked about under oath in a deposition admitting to drugging women. what is happening to him is karma. to make the comparison to a lynching of him with the statement kind of undermines her complicity in his behavior. so that's all i'll say about that. >> it's strong and it is an important piece when you think about a lot of what we have been processing coming out of that cosby verdict. there's a saying of a hard turn. >> i know a hard turn and luckily i can make one. >> we are talking about serious issues here. kim jong-un is a serious issue, my issue with him is not serious. i think he needs to fall back with the mono tone one pantsuit. you have a meeting coming up and make a statement when you are making a statement. give me a% print o

zuck posted this selfie on instagram last night a big deal there >> karen tso has more on the big tech meeting hello, karen >> hello this is the fun part of mark zuckerberg's european trip the stop off in paris for lunch with the french president, emanuel macron, where he will tackle the french president's firm grip on tech after downsing around questions from european aks brussels last night. stay tuned to "worldwide exchange." we'll be right back. enjoy... to share. three times the harvest. one powerful guarantee. miracle-gro. you mighyour joints...ng for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. sure. mom,what's up son?alk? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i will. no. make that the password: "you_stillóhave_toóvisit_us." that's a go

karen durham aguilera, executive director of army cemeteries.er leadership and vision were key factors in the final monument design and the wonderful placement within this cemetery. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove. representing the commandant of the marine corps brigadier general bradford garrin, he is the deputy assistant commandant marine corps aviation. representing the district of washington, d.c., deputy to the commander, mr. eagan heberlack and command major paul biggs. director of united states of america vietnam war commemoration, major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rare admiral rock. representing quad a brigadier general steve motte retired. and last but not least, army war officer first class and army lieutenant colonel bob bean. it was his vision, dedication and completion that we are here today. please join me in a round of applause. [applause] >> they were still applauding. >> oh, many thanks. [laughter] >> there are others to be reco

innovation, smart regulation, that's the best way to be the most constructive place. >> karen joins usliant job getting in there and speaking to the man of the hour interesting that macron is talking to smart regulation. because i think there's a concern that too much regulation, too much scrutiny in europe is bad for tech on the continent. >> it could kill off the entrepreneurial spirit that's one of the big concerns you can see the huge crowd here for emanuel macron very popular in the tech community. what he's trying to do is create a start-up culture in france but the start-up culture is also important for traditional industries joining me is patrice kane this is not a traditional con fence y conference you would normally come to what are you doing here? >> technology is at the heart of what we do, so it was of use for us to be there, to be present and showcase our latest innovation, to showcase everybody we work with and many other interesting things >> a lot of your customers across the different industries, aerospace, space, ground transportation, defense security, they're engag

signed, sincerely, karen l. haas. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition. mr. thornberry: i ask unanimous consent members have five legislative days to revise and extend and insert extraneous material on h.r. 5515. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to house resolution 908 and rule 18, the chair declares the house in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for further consideration of h.r. 5515. will the gentleman from nevada, mr. am mow day, kindly take the care. -- mr. amodei, kindly take the are. the chair: the house is in the committee of the whole house on the state of the union fonr for further consideration of the bill h.r. 5515, which the clerk will report by title. the clerk: a bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal year 2019 for military activities of the department of defense and for military construction to prescribe military personnel strengths for such fiscal year, and for other purposes. . the chair: when the com

karen durhaming ing aguilar.resenting the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove, representing the comme commandant of the marine corps. deputy to the commander mr. egan ha haverlack and paul bigs. major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rear admiral rock. representing quad a, brigadier general steve munt, retired. and last but not least army warrant officer first class and air force lieutenant colonel bob he hessleby. it was bob's dedication and determination to the memorial completion that we are here today. please join me in a round of applause. [ applause ] >> many thanks. [ laughter ] >> there are ohs to be recognized. i ask that you hold your applause until i recognize everyone. for their lasting support of the monument we dedicate today, i ask the members of the executive council, current and past, to stand and be recognized. [ applause ] >> hold your applause. please remain standing. i ask the members of the vietnam helicopter pilots

ok, let's just talk to karen. karen, what do you think of the atmosphere on an occasion like this?abulously british, you make friends with people whom you will never meet again. this lady behind me, apparently we were on the mall together at william and kate's wedding a few yards from each other, but we didn't know. it's lovely and wonderful, making friends. some people might say, why would you go to all this effort when you will see the royal couple for maybe a few seconds? to experience the atmosphere and the fun and the buzz of it. it's good to get excited about stuff, to find stuff that makes you happy. champagne cork pops off-screen. there's the bubbly going! i think that's important in life. you have to find fun stuff and celebrate things. i'm a great believer in celebrating marriage and i'm happy for harry and meghan. gracie, why are you here? are you looking forward to the wedding? yeah, i'm really looking forward to the wedding. what are you looking forward to? i'm looking forward to mostly everything, well, everything, really. but i'm really looking forward to seeing megh

. >> reporter: he came up with the pen pal idea and shared it with her teacher karen gunter... >> you'veoday. >> another one? >> another one! >> reporter: ...after he sent a letter in cursive to his daughter away at camp and she couldn't read a word he had written. ou she said she was mad at me. "well, why are you mad at me?" "well, your letter." and i'm thinking i didn't say anything bad in the letter. "no, you wrote it in that funny writing." s reporter: mallad oversees several retirement homes and knows a lot of people who still use that "funny writing." so, he helped pair up students with several seniors, like 75- year-old sue standlee. >> it's difficult for me to-- to do text and e-mails-- or text, anyway, because there's so many shortened, abbreviated things, that i don't know what they are. ( laughs ) >> don't forget the dates at the top of your pages, please. >> reporter: she was matched up chth 9-year-old samantha moseley, and the pair instantly hit it off on paper. >> i feel like i'm actually talking to her. this has made me, like-- like, to write a lot more. >> this is excelle