i'm going to ask kathy, and only kathy, specific question and now wait -- you took that the family that i meant it. [laughter] usually did. >> we are just getting warmed up. [laughter] >> is an element that she learned after she wrote the book and returned to those same coffeehouses and gas stations to talk with people who had voted for trump to discover whether they felt that what they believed trump would do whether he had delivered. in terms of the depth of the disengagement of millions of people from our system i think what kathy learned is very important for all of us to hear. >> i asked folks so, now that donald trump is elected president what you expect to be different around here four or five years from now? what will change? almost universally the response immediately was nothing. nothing will change around here and what are you talking about? one guy even said look, we've been living in poverty for decades we keep telling you that and don't you hear us? residential elections don't affect us or our communities. what it said to me was even when people feel like their candidate o

thank you, kathy. allegedly. >> allegedly. allegedly.e on my cell phone, and i'm thinking, "how the hell does matt lauer have my cell phone?" so, yeah, things got so crazy that day. i got calls from everybody. and then, of course, you know, someone called and said, "what if --" you knew who daniel pearl was, so i don't mean to bring the room down, but someone said, "what if daniel peals's mother saw this?" and i've performed in iraq and afghanistan. places the president can't find on a map. nor has he been. [ light laughter ] and so, i really truly, truly didn't think people would make the connection. i just thought -- all i could think of was everything from, you know, spoof of medusa and perseus, to him saying famously to megyn kelly and i'm no fan, sorry. but anyway. remember that one? and by the way santa claus is white. calm down, girl, you don't know, you weren't there. [ laughter ] alright so -- i don't forget -- i don't forget a single thing. i don't forget a single thing. >> seth: where? do you mean the north pole? is that where

kathy hogle. i worked with kathy for a long time. i have really admired the way she has consistently stood up for progressive values in places where it is not so easy. having represented the state for eight wonderful years, it is one thing to stand up and fight for civil and lgbt and women's rights in a place where people already agreed with you, but kathy was walking right into the lions den, and she never wavered. she is one tough customer. and i'm so glad she is going to continue as our senate governor. we are lucky as new yorkers because we stand on the shoulders of brave trailblazers. and history makers. today is to pick up that torch, terry tie and -- carry it high, carry it now that each of us is fighting, in the words of elizabeth cady stanton, not for ourselves alone, but for generations to come. we are not going to win every fight. take it from me. if we stand together for the values we share. we will get there together. i know our best days as democrats, new yorkers, and americans, are still ahead. let's go with these elec

a bloomington resident named kathy said this about the tax reform bonus. we never had this happen. tches -- it was much appreciated. first farm's trust is investing more in development for communities that serve with 34 branches all across indiana. there are stories like these written all over the country largely because republicans rolled back job-killing regulations and cut taxes significantly for working families and for small businesses. now, oddly, madam president, our democratic colleagues can't bring themselves to admit that this is a good thing. they can't bring themselves to admit this is a good thing. even when the facts show that our growing economy is making life better for middle-class americans, they try to shrug off the facts and fall back on the old rhetoric, even when people like donald and kathy explain how tax reform is helping them, democrats scoff at their finances saying that multimillion dollar tax cuts are just crumbs. crumbs? well, maybe in new york or san francisco, but in kentucky, where i come from, working families don't see their tax cuts, bonuses and

kathy: i don't see 4% anytime soon.ou need to see inflation move up significantly and threaten maybe a 3% level and that does not seem likely to happen anytime soon. 3%, maybe 3.25% because of the heavy supply. typically the peak in the 10 year is very close to the peak in the fed funds rate in any cycle and that the fed is correct in terms of where they are taking the funds rate with forward guidance, we are close to that level. caroline: when you're talking to the retail and institutional clients, is this what you should be getting too? -- getting to? kathy: we have actually been suggesting short and intermediate term duration for quite some time because the trade-off was just not that attractive. we are still there. we are not calling for moving out those yield curves yet for most people. we have been short to intermediate term duration. we think the sweet spot is about five year because you get the most yield for every unit of duration risk that you take. we are still cautious on the duration side. vonnie: we've got

howie: kathy, this was because donald trump, jr. kellyanne conway seemed to enjoy downfall. >> still, this is the way journalism works now. we had the story come out and now comes the analysis and you do have a president in the white house that has his own allegations going on, sexual allegations from different women, the stormy daniels is every day in the news, so we hear now that this man, democrat resigned because he couldn't lead because of what was going on in his personal life, so people are turning around and say, can our president lead at this critical time given what's going on with these allegations. so it only makes sense that the news cycle can start turning. this is the way journalism is. howie: and also reflects, some partisanship in the media, so two very different. >> maybe, maybe. howie: nbc has conducted, completed internal review of the matt lauer firing and decided that senior management was unaware of the sexual harassment allegations against the former today anchor. that probe got criticism, it was conducted in

really thank kathy for coming out and meeting with us. we representing a pdr business are one of those businesses that is greatly challenged by any kind of parking regulation because we operate 24/7, 7 days a week and almost every single day of the year. so it's difficult for our staff. we deliver. we are a produce wholesaler. so we have driving on the road for many days on end and to put limits and to put meters as originally planned around our areas and our businesses but not just our business it would be great impacted. i really appreciate the chance to weigh in and to be heard and i think i speak for my business when i say that. last thing i just want to say is i think it's a very complex and difficult situation that we have bubbling up in the dog patch and i think that we probably will be back at some point as the residents fill in and all of these things fill in. very difficult for pdr businesses such as our to maintain viability with the kind of work that we do in an increasingly residential area. >> chairman brinkman: thank you ve

and i -- i -- i told several people to [ bleep ] off. >> kathy griffin tonight.ite house correspondents association addressed the performance on twitter writing "the entertainer's monologue was not in the spirit of the mission." before we leave you tonight, we want to take a moment to honor some lives lost in afghanistan today where two islamic state suicide bombers hit the capital city, killing 25 people and nine journalists. making this the deadliest attack on reporters since 2001. a potent and very sad reminder of the importance and also the danger of journalism in our world today. we want to thank you for watching "nightline" tonight, and good night.

it says kathie rodan and kathy fields are in 50/50 partners.oth parties share equally in the profits and expenses. here's the real quicker, all expenses over $50 must be approved by both parties. i kept thinking, i can't spend $50, i need diapers this month. so really, that's where it all began. >> and that has lasted 30 years. the spirit of the business. >> we had a shared vision. we love dermatologist and still practice, by the way. with that, we want to take the best in our office and make it available to everyone. >> after the launch, estee lauder came knocking and they sold. a decision they took immedia immediately. >> you bought estee lauder and then sold it again. >> we were never their highest priority and never going to get anywhere. the counselor to start again with all the risk, completely on our shoulders, everything we had in trying to figure out how to sell this product. timing was critical, too. we just knew there had to be another method. selling through infomercials was very disruptive in terms of distribution. so we had to fig

my name is kathy. i'm a tenant attorney, a resident of district 4. and i also serve on the rent board commission. i would like to strongly support this legislation especially without amendment. san francisco is the only rent-controlled jurisdiction in the state that allows this type of pass-through. it leads to speculative behavior and eviction of long-term tenants but economics, rather than allowing them to benefit from rent-control and stay in their apartments. thank you. >> hello, i'm a vary toss tenant. all landlords can write off utilities, mortgage interest, fees along with other costs, taxes, repairs, insurance, maintenance, fees which are costs that are being passed down to tenants, however, we're not being shown how many of these costs are written off by the previous and the current landlord. so i would ask you to support this legislation. i would say that landlords can also use a general bond for property tax increases. thank you very much. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm with housing rights committee, i urge you to suppor

kathy griffith. guest: certainly holding up the severed head could be seen to be offensive, and i think that was the main criticism. it would not satisfy the true threat standard. i don't think donald trump would fear that shele or her viewers are going to sever his head or physically attacked him in any way. there was a case of most exactly on point during the vietnam era where an african-american man was about to be drafted to fight in vietnam, and he said if they , theget a gun in my hands first man i am going to get in lbj,ze is lb -- sights is referring to lyndon baines johnson. he went on to say he is not going to make me kill my black brothers over there. he was clearly making a political statement, a statement about his views on racial justice, his views on the vietnam war. the supreme court said that is hyperbole. it is going overboard to make a political point about public affairs policy issues in a particularly dramatic way. it is not a punishable threat. the same would be true of kathy gr

[applause] last, we have kathy. she is the near times bestseller author of three books. editor of two -- it was an npr best book of 2016. a cofounder of the new york times she has contributed articles, sn reviews to the new york times, oh, real simple and other publications. she lives in massachusetts and new york. let's give her round of applause. [applause] i've compiled a list of five or six questions that i think all of the authors could address. in the last 20 minutes we will leave it open for q & a. this is our first question. how do you think this historical moment, thinking about the current presidential administration in the march on washington, the recent deportation of dreamers and youth lead actress groups like me to in black lives matters has had her will impact women's writing? i thought about this question after reading camille's book as she talks about the similarities between the presidency of ronald reagan and donald trump. camille maybe you could start. >> for me personally is a black rider because of that continuity between these moments in the middle

use that because kathy castleman thanks for talking to al-jazeera thank you know people in afghanistan are remembering those who died on monday in a twin bombing in kabul i source says it carried out the attack jennifer glass has more. the morning continues here in afghanistan there will be prayers in mosques across the city for those twenty five people who died in twin eisel bombings on monday morning that injured of that also injured more than forty nine people this is the second i saw a bombing here in kabul in just over a week last sunday an attack on a voter registration center killed almost sixty people and wounded more than one hundred and ten and the attacks continue in eastern afghanistan or early tuesday morning a bombing targeting a provincial council member killed his bodyguard injured several other people and the fighting continues in eastern afghanistan as the bombings were happening here in kabul afghan security forces and want to american were killed in fighting in eastern afghanistan that is the ice will stronghold and there was a car bomb on monday in the south which

kathy, come on down. >> thank you. they are all a little bit different today, but i appreciate your time. kathy widener with the san francisco international airport. this item seeks approve for the first modification to an existiexist ing gaap services contract. and the original contract was the relate of competitive request for proposals process and approved by the board in 2016. the proposed modification would exercise the first of three two-year options to extend the contract from july 1, 2018 through april 30, 2020 in order to continue to provide information and guest services at the airports and through the airport's information desk program, provide management for the international terminated passport control program as well as to operate the airport's lost and found program. the modification increases the contract not to exceed amount by $15,803,224 for the extension term. the budget analyst office has reviewed and recommends approval and i would be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. i actually don't h

right at home. >> one year since kathy griffin beheaded donald trump and she is not sorry anymore.ith serious xm 115 with reaction to the explosive big interview. >> a profanity laced interview kathy griffin said she is no longer sorry for that controversial picture that almost cost her her career. take a listen. >> can't believe it has been a year. a year this month this picture was released. >> i take the apology back. >> he had to have her mike cut several times because she continued to curse during the interview. one twitter user says the more they curse and scream of the more donald keeps winning, karen tweets not appropriate for daytime tv. you all have no self respect, the view will let anyone on that show as long as they are not a republican. that is why i don't watch it. taking back the apology did not surprise me but cursing on the view, come on. rob: desperation for attention like -- if they don't do something bold they don't get it. >> reporter: we heard of wedding crashing before but never seen anything like this. check this footage of a pelican diving into the crowd o

kathy novak she is live in seoul so what is expected. to visit this time kathy. well this is secretary pompei a second visit to pyongyang when he made the secret trip a few weeks back he was still the director of the cia he said at the time when he met the leader kim jong un it was to lay the groundwork for the expected summit between kim jong un and us president and donald trump now we're finding out that a secretary of state might pompei o is going again to pyongyang before he actually goes and makes that trip that was announced and he says that it is to firm up those details around the expected meeting donald trump of course has said that a date and location has been set but didn't actually reveal what those details were so it seems that my pail wants to go for about not only those details but also the agenda to make it clear what the united states expectation is out of the meeting what it expects north korea to do in my pump aoa has repeated that is complete verifiable and irreversible denuclearization and the other thing that is going to be on the agenda is

thank you very much for that that's kathy novak joining us live from so i'm going to go back to the japanese capital now where the leaders of japan south korea and china are going to be meeting on policy twain hey is joining us live from there and north korea will obviously be on the agenda at the summit wayne what are we expecting. well as with no major outcomes or announcements are expected i think more than anything it's probably being seen as a symbolic summit still very significant but symbolic summit that will enable the three leaders the three countries to show some unity really when it comes to the issue on the korean peninsula the issue of denuclearization we are expecting a joint statement to be made after the first phase of that summit which is just come to an end and we're expecting it to issue a statement of support for that declaration that was made after the into korean summit between north and south korea late last month but not these three countries not all on the same page when it comes to the issue of denuclearization and how best to proceed along that path partic

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neil: kathy, what do you think of that?, the reality show because we have reality show star as the president of the united states. no, we're not going to elect another reality show store. neil: the distinction between this comments from the comedian at the white house dinner. >> what if you were a trump cabinet official saying, you know, or an obama cabinet official saying demeaning things about donald trump and people around it, would you hold them to the same standard? >> yes, it's our house and they should be careful and be politely resigned. neil: you would say this if this was an obama cabinet member? >> yes. neil: you want you to look straight at me. >> yes, absolutely. neil: you looked down, you literally just looked down. >> no, i'm-- these should be taken seriously and the words out of your mouth should be careful and calculated. neil: i don't like when they say take television hosts off the air for comments they made, any network. i think it gets, it's a slippery slope and different people judge it differently and

for more than ten years kathy wilson thought she was suffering from a mysterious medical condition. > 80-year-old stuck in a 40-year-old body. >> reporter: home video captures her struggling to walk with constant fatigue and she says too many lung infections to count. >> the more i stayed home, i felt even more sick. >> reporter: her doctors baffled. but this morning an answer. kathy finding out all those debilitating symptoms were not from a medical condition at all, but according to her doctors caused by a slow leak of carbon monoxide gas in her own home. her family suffering some symptoms too. >> the family was slowly being poisoned. this is the worst leak i've ever seen. >> reporter: her doctors say it's called chronic carbon monoxide poisoning. the symptoms, headache, stuffiness, dizziness and fatigue. the mystery solved when these contractors started renovating kathy's bathroom last month and notice an improperly vented furnace and two gas leaks in the water heater. >> the water heater used to sit in here. we moved it into another room. the floor was falling in which caused the

kristen lucky, kathy deluca, charles stepeni. >> thank you.me is kristen lucky and i'm here from the san francisco bicycle location. i'm here to support the lighting on the street, a corridor that seeing a high number of fatal collisions. pedestrian safety improvements are paramount. last year david greenberg was killed walking on his way from the senior home to the park. this is inexcusable. we can't afford losing one more life to crossing the street. david is among many others hit in the intersection on fell street along the panhandle. daylighting makes crosswalks safer allowing drivers to see pedestrians crossing. this is necessary to create safe intersections for everyone on the street. the closest spots to the intersections, a small price to pay for people's safe in the dangerous corridor. why it may seem small this is a dangerous intersection. i urge the board to approve daylighting to make this dangerous stretch of road safer for everyone. thank you for your time. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> the last people

kathy is coming back in two weeks. she is off to britain right now, to fix brexit. [laughter] weeks, is fixed in two she will be back. i made that up. that's fake news. and to ambassador o'sullivan, you are welcome here at anytime. thank you all. [applause]

[applause] >> and last but not least we have kathy hanauer, new york times best seller author, my sister's bones, editor of two, the bitch is in the house and the bitch is back, npr best book of 2016, a cofounder along with her husband, modern column, contributed articles, essays and reviews "the new york times", elle, o, real simple and many other publications, she lived in north hampton, massachusetts and also new york, let's give a round of applause for kathy. [applause] >> i have compiled a list of 5 or 6 questions that i think all of the authors can actually address and then during the last 20 minutes we will leave it open for q&a, so this is our first question, anybody can start with this, so how do you think this historical moment, so thinking about the current presidential administration, the subsequent women's march in washington, the. >> ve cent deportation of dreamers, and activist groups like black lives matter, me too, has or will ill pact women's writing, i thought about this question after reading camille's book as she talked about the historical similarities because the pre

pompei of travel to north korea to finalize plans for a summit between trump and korea's kim jong un kathy novak now from seoul. the release of the americans is another sign of the thawing relationship between pyongyang and washington and improves the climate for the proposed summit between donald trump and kim jong un the us president has pushed the case for months saying there's been constant pressure likewise fighting very diligently to get the three american citizens back reports that the three had been moved from a labor camp to a hotel in the capital was followed closely in south korea there they received better food and medical treatment this is what we know about the three men kim jong il is a south korean born u.s. citizen who worked as a religious minister in his early sixty's he was detained in twenty fifteen on spying charges a year later he was sentenced to ten years hard labor at a government arranged news conference he apparently confessed to stealing military secrets while working with south korea a claim rejected by seoul two of the men have been detained since donald trum

seoul kathy of the u.s. president saying that his proudest achievement will be when the entire korean peninsula is denuclearized. well yes if you look at the situation here he's talking about these three men who have been held prisoner in north korea for some time you made reference to them saying that they are good people they have been through a lot but donald trump make most no mistake is saying that this is part of a bigger picture of the bigger play to talk with north korea at the summit about denuclearization this kimberly said there he is foreshadowing that he thinks that he will have some success in saying that a lot of good things have already happened this indeed was a concession from north korea to release these three americans and allow them to return home and it's not the only apparent concession that north korea has made in recent months in the lead up to this summit between donald trump and kim jong il and north korea also announced that it would be stopping its missile and nuclear tests more

novak our correspondent in seoul so kathy what we expecting from this visit by mr pompei o. well two major things we're expecting to be discussed peter the first is setting the details for that meeting that is expected between the u.s. president donald trump of the north korean leader kim jong un donald trump had said that the date and location worst set but the firm details had not yet been announced and of course donald trump has said in the past that he could still walk away from those plans or indeed walk away while a meeting is going on if he were displeased so this move by pump aoe to go back to pyongyang to firm up those plans seems to be to want to ensure that that meeting does go ahead we don't know yet if he will meet this time or with the leader himself kim jong un but he will be meeting he says with senior officials the other item that we're expecting to be on the agenda is the three americans who are detained in north korea donald trump has said that america has been working to for their release and we're expecting this to be discussed when my pump aoe has these

kathy about. what a success this is been particularly for moon jay in his his enjoying very high popularity ratings at the moment because of. this renewed relationship with the north is thawing in relations what is all of this doing for president on the trip is bound to milk this for all it's worth is that a diplomatic success. is it going to shift his popularity ratings though. well his popularity ratings have been pretty consistent from the beginning they haven't plummeted so that. sort of remains consistent i'm not sure whether this will shift the op forward or not certainly there are many who are been very staunch critics of donald trump who say the president does deserve credit for what you know appears to be a breakthrough in the upcoming summit that is set to take place between the u.s. president and the north korean leader but right now no one's talking about that of the united states because they really are quite excited regardless of their political affiliation whether democrat or whethe

advantage and is a key source of water israel has built more than thirty settlements in the territory kathy lopez had a young report. cockpit video from israeli war planes and animated maps show what israeli commanders say is the destruction of an iranian rockets launcher in syria the israelis also say dozens of other raney and targets in syria were struck. rockets have been fired from syria israel says some were intercepted and blames the attacks on the quds brigade which is part of iran's revolutionary guard syria and its allies which include iran and russia say it didn't start this fight they accuse israel of firing artillery shells at the golan border town of khan our number on wednesday the syrians blame the israeli air force for attacking a syrian army base south of damascus on tuesday killing two people. syrian military video is said to show the firing of missiles in response was really attacks on the suburbs of the capital syrian state news agency says israeli missiles hit air defense positions radar stations and a weapons warehouse but the agency added most incoming rockets were in

as they go into this expected meeting with the united states cathy thank you very much for that is kathy novak joining us live from seoul thank you. and kim jong un has pledged his continued commitment to denuclearize ation in a meeting with chinese president xi jinping that's come second visit his country's only ally this here china correspondent adrian brown has more. kim jong un's second secretive visit to china was confirmed on state t.v. s main evening news bulletins in a seven minute report this time kim was welcomed by president xi jinping in the northeastern city of dolly on close to the border with north korea and it's not clear if kim asked to come or was invited but it happened just a few weeks before the north korean leader's planned talks with u.s. president donald trump kim appeared to suggest the prospect of that get together was being undermined by trump what he said if the relative country stop their hostile attitudes and threats then there's no need for north korea to have nuclear weapons like kim's powerful sister kim jong accompanied her brother her international prof

office having improved diplomatic relations with north korea is now enjoying record approval ratings kathy novak reports from seoul. monday in came to power following months of angry public protests his predecessor pocketing hay was impeached and ultimately imprisoned over a corruption scandal campaigned on a liberal platform promising change after a year in the job with an approval rating of more than eighty percent moon is the most popular president since public polling began when the country transition to democracy in the one nine hundred eighty s. polls show many south koreans even those who consider themselves conservatives like moon personally we're going to get to the two groups pulling a moon's approval rating on that people who are satisfied by his unconventional openness and the people who believe moon is doing a great job to us with enter korean relations. someone to long to an exhibition celebrating the highlights of moon's first year. long as i really like his way of openly communicating with the public in many ways especially compared to how disconnected other presidents were

level of contact between the two countries since last month's into korean summit we're live now to kathy novak in seoul kathy so where does this meeting fit into the flurry of diplomacy surrounding north korea. it really is a flurry at the moment there and of course on friday we had that historic into korean summit the meeting between south korean president wins and the north korean leader kim jong un and it's hoped that summit will set the scene for the expected meeting between donald trump and kim jong un so where does china fit in of course traditionally china has been a big player in the region when it comes to north korean issues and has also traditionally been north korea's only ally but the relations between these two countries had been strained recently and it appears that they are improving as evidenced by this visit of wanky the chinese foreign minister to north korea where as you said he met with the leader kim jong un of course kim himself traveled to beginning in march for talks with the chinese president xi jinping kim's first overseas visit indicating then to that relation

priority something analysts say moon may want to keep in mind as he begins his second year in office kathy novak al jazeera soul. police in indonesia say that a hostage crisis at a high security jail has ended after nearly all the prisoners surrendered five police officers born inmate died in a riot at the prison which holds a large number of i saw the suspects another officer was taken hostage at the jail here the capital jakarta but was later released on a serious step burson reports from jakarta. a serious stand of thirty six hours at a high secure prison in the south of that has and it without further bloodshed police have said that hundred forty five friends prisoners surrendered early this morning and the ten who still were resisting have also surrendered police went in with tear gas and then the whole hostage situation and stand of was finished some very serious shocking details have emerged from the scene when police have described the prisoners have taken hold of a store room inside the prison compound full of explosives and weapons that basically were confiscated by police during

they have served in the civil war and every major war that has followed since thensot <kathy mccall/golden gate national cemetary director: "on this solemn day we come together as a nation to remember those who have died in the service of our country, to express our gratitude for the enormous cost paid by our nation's men and women in uniform">on this memorial day there were proud representative s from each branch of the u.s. military like retired u.s. army staff sergeant leo mcardle who comes from a long line of family members who have served their countysot sotmadge fordyce speaks for women of her day who supported the war effort back at home. they were called rosie the riveters. still going stong at the age of 94, fordyce says the experience is one that changed her lifesot

welcome to kathy. and then, last but not least, as nicol reminded us on the last panel, she did her own last but not least, but i'm doing it for chris. christopher lewis is vice president of public knowledge, and he leads the organization's advocacy on capitol hill and with other government entities. prior to joining public knowledge in 2012, chris served at the fcc as deputy director of the office of legislative affairs, and he advised the fcc chairman on legislative and political strategy. chris and i were doing a program together a couple months ago -- happened to be on c-span and we discovered sitting there in the green room that chris' father was actually an assistant basketball coach at duke universi university. some of you know i have a particular fondness for duke university. that's back when bucky waters was the coach. so, even though there are times when chris and i don't always agree on things like net neutrality or some other issues like that, we have that duke connection. and by god, can a