the lear factory.eries come out of this building, allowing lear to move from show to show like a dervish. >> "good times" was like holy smokes. there's black people on tv. >> they'd never done a complete black family on tv before with the father. >> what made it so unique and universal was that we had the same problems in our household and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> dynomite! >> you want to worry your head about nothing, go on and do it. but we've got $32 in the shoe box and i got another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you was $6? >> there were a lot of folks who were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. when huey newton came to see me, the big complaint was why can't we see a black man that's doing better than that? >> "the jeffersons" started as neighbors of archie bunker. >> don't call me honky. >> why are you so sensitive all of a sudden? >> how would you like it if i called you nigger? >> he called me nigger! >> that's no worse

let's speak to our weather presenter louise lear. louise, an awful lot of talk on the conditions.nly felt pretty cold today. how serious is it? conditions. it certainly felt pretty cold today. how serious is mm conditions. it certainly felt pretty cold today. how serious is it? it is just starting to develop, actually. we have two areas of heavy snow showers at the moment. one across the north year —— northeast around new castle. these are the two ember weather warnings. we can show you those end of the graphics and a little more detail. two main weather warnings to point out to you. one in the southeast, as i say, across the essex and kent and the other up into the far north and east and so we could see as much as 5—10 cm of snow from these two areas. this is due tomorrow. there will be some disruption, amber weather warnings to be prepared for some disruption. the emphasis changes as we go through the week. on wednesday, we are looking a potential for that's not to threaten further north and east. still snow sours, not to threaten further north and east. stillsnow sours, but not

here's louise lear. whole of the uk first thing this morning but it feels colder. is miserable and willew days. about national, that means to be aware four issues. aware four issues. only get one or two of these issued a year. a year. slow was in 2013, this means take action. action. forecast is going to be really hideous. hideous. centimetres, perhaps, as we go through the night. through the night. don't travel in these areas unless you have to. these areas unless you have to. freezing, any lying snow will freeze over. over. wales and may be behind it and we have freezing rain. have freezing rain. across the south—west into wales and northern ireland. northern ireland. of the working week if you have significant travel plans. significant travel plans. emphasis could still change slightly. slightly. continue to track north and east as we go through the day. we go through the day. comparison, and a better day across the north—east of england. the north—east of england. the next few days, keep watching the weather forecast. we will update you. and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news team

dave lear and jeff all expenses paid airfare and vip lodgings and tickets to game. almost sounded too good to be true. >> i googled super bowl contest. we put $125 into a couple of the next morning i got a call. >> i thought he was lying or playing a joke on me, it took a few hours to come to grips with it. >> reporter: it was real. >> we mentioned vip parties. this is the picture, former representative, runyun at the mall of america. >>> ur friends at ac more laid out a dyi playbook super cute inexpensive and easy. alicia vitarelli takes a closer look. >> even if you're a beginner and never crafted anything in your life this is easy to do. >> reporter: ac more say you don't have to be a seasoned pro to score an touchdown. all you need is a piece of stick on moss and white paint. >> do the season 30, 40, 50. >> reporter: for a birds bash win grab paper mache letters and let the game inspire you, from the refuse -- referee to the ball to the game posts. >> this is t right here. >> reporter: for the feast grab old mason jars and white duct tape and brown disposable si

the backbacks are head with kef lear made in pull let proof vests and weigh 4.5 pounds and cost between un they have sol mer than 500 bags the fda recalling dog food rod duck made by schmucker company. the fda reports they may have found resin of an in greed end used to euthanize animals the in cad prod dubs the company shall showed a recall on set ups of gravy chain, kibble and bits. symptom force your dog may include mosh sha, dizzy, loss of balance you can get more insing on the recall at schmucker.com. check out this video out of california a gray spotted whale take in the site the whale seen in the port of long beach monday. no we're on if it is grabbing souvenir along the way. those are headlines we're chasing for you tonight. ♪ ♪ >> hope you john i the show today and i hope you joined your day off. if you had this president's day off, now i was thinking about this holiday, it is really a celebration of two birthdays george wash to ap abraham lincoln. think it time go back to celebrating both of their birthdays independent of one another. let's get two days off instead of one. i t

robert: can they have lear schumer and mcconnell hatch another plan on immigration? >> i think t officials at the white house are going to be deeply engaged. the vice president ands well as john kelly. although he's had a rocky wk. 've seen this president take a step back to some extent and so art ofow his team to take the lead and trying to get some legislative victories. we saw that during tax reform. we let his team take the lead there. his proposal would give $2 million dreamer as pathway to citizenship. that's something that has him the nickname of amnesty don r his base. this is something that he's willing to compromise on. he's willing, i think toake a couple of steps toward the left to try to get something done. the question is, to what extent is he going to tweet, maybe say ing that could royalse the active negotiations. >> they still have to figure out what they're going to on immigration. there are other factors that play in these debates. and one of them is wall street, t wall street volatility. the stock market it took ae n dive twice, going down more th

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. >>> this morning we are taking a close lear at one of the thousands of moth hours used facebook to discuss their difficulties of parenting, and get advice 24 hours a day. we now have that story. >> i'm a mom, two and three-year old boys. >> my name is brittany allison and i'm a mom to one beautiful , 22 month-old. >> i'm linda, mother of two boys. >> reporter: they say it takes a village to raise a child. >> i have gotten so much great advice on what strollers to get, you know, the new swaddle that is out there. >> best diaper cream to keep on hand? what do you need in your hospital bag? >> reporter: and in the secret facebook group mommies to mommies a village of nearly 36,000 women are coming together. >> we are focused on making sure it is a safe place to connect where people don't feel judged or shamed for having a different philosophy. >> reporter: secret group was started in 2011 by california mom amy herman and to join you must be invited by a current member. >> initially when i started people would start to ask like what is the best sip i cups to buy what do you think of di

here's louise lear. it was —6 this morning in parts of southern england.t least we have blue sky and sunshine but unfortunately that's not the case for everyone but it was beautiful as you can see by this picture in southwark. however, a weatherfront has struggled across the moment at the moment bringing cloud and outbreaks of rain. it's also introducing something a little less cold for some of us under the cloud and rain. more on that in a moment. the rain will live in south—west england, wales into the north of england. quite a lot of cloud through the end of the day and a few scattered showers into the northwest. around 7—9d. as we go through the night tonight, we will see the rain pep up a little bit gci’oss see the rain pep up a little bit across south—west england, wales, northern england as it gradually d rifts steadily northern england as it gradually drifts steadily eastwards. behind it, temperatures falling away. those showers will be wintry in nature. under clearer skies, scotland, northern england, you will see temperatures fall below freezing,

an hour here on c-span, supreme court justice clarence thomas will be sitting down at the law bry lear in congress about a conversation of his life and career and. -- and until then a conversation from "washington journal." first guest of the morning, delicate stacey plaskett -- delegate stacey plaskett from the u.s. virgin islands. good morning. your thoughts on the shooting from yesterday. we have been through this before. what do you think the reaction from congress will be? will havehink members a moment of silence, they will say that this is a tragedy. unfortunately, i think that the majority will move on from there and we will talk about the things we have been talking about. this raises so many issues, not only about shooting, gun safety, and gun control, but about mental health, support systems in the school, all things that embers of congress should be having hearings, discussions, and bringing bills to the floor for regular order. host: by you think on those issues there cannot be a coming together? guest: we have seen so many of these tragedies occur, whether it be in school

saturday apparently shows the construction of a temporary kurdish military camp in africa artie's paulus lear has more on how anger has reacted to the potential alliance between syria and the kurds this latest development follows a deal that was allegedly sealed on sunday between damascus and the syrian kurds now the turkish foreign minister has responded saying that anger has no problem with pro-government forces into an afghan but only so long as those forces are there to eliminate kodesh groups that are turkey considers terrorist groups if that's not their goal then certainly does have a problem. if regime forces enter the city to eliminate the begin b.g. terrorists then we don't have a problem with that however if we go there to defend the way to do nothing and nobody can stop our soldiers now that's part of the region has been embroiled in better violence for at least a month ever since and clear launched its military operation called olive branch against could it were guards as terrorists. the thank you. was. now this fierce fighting has resulted in multiple casualties as well as civili

some perspective and analysis on this now from consulting editor at flight global magazine david lear mine david you're very welcome to the program and just reading some of the latest wires here david the first black box has been following believed to be the cockpit voice recorder the other one would be holing technical information which of the two after an accident like this is more useful in the immediate aftermath in determining what happened. well the voice recorder can tell you what the others were saying to each other and what they were saying to air traffic control it also records all the sounds the ambient sounds on the flight deck so for example if there were i'm not saying this up and if there were an explosion on board and you hear it now the flight data recorder which they said they haven't recovered yet but i'm sure they will that has hundreds of channels of information on it giving the complete story of the aircraft's performance that its flight throw far its height it reached the rate of climb it had when it was leaving the airport and the rate of descent that it had be

here's louise lear. we walk up to some record—breaking snow in moscow this morning.nshine also, as you can see inside and cold and birmingham, but were we so blue sky and sun, temperatures are likely to follow the sharply next year was. you can see this ribbon of cloud in the far north—west. that weather front arrives overnight to make bringing snow into scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, grinding to a halt in the pennines by dawn tomorrow morning. there will be a hard frost for many first thing. some sunshine across the south—east. as we go into the morning, the weather front continues to drift its way through wales and perhaps the north midlands. weakening a perhaps the north midlands. wea kening a little perhaps the north midlands. weakening a little by the end. the band of cloud follows behind. some showers in the north of scotland with hail and snow. that adds study relations you have first thing tomorrow. the weather front will be sitting down through the northwest of england and into wales. in the midlands, cloudy, best of the sunshine in the sout

here's louise lear.his weather front that is moving in as we speak will introduce cloud and rain. we haven't seen that much rain across central and southern england this week and it will turn quite cold behind it. if you have been caught underneath the cloud and rain today, you have seen sites like this across parts of the la ke sites like this across parts of the lake district. in the last few hours, the rain is pepping up and we have sharper showers, turning wintry in the far north of scotland. signs of what is to come. the rain will turn heavy as it moves south and east tonight, behind it we can already see showers of wintry nature in the far north and west. but temperatures further south will hold up temperatures further south will hold up above freezing, hence the reason for the green, but further north with the blues, we could see minus four which could lead to icy stretches, particularly when you encounter those snow showers so that's worth bearing in mind first thing tomorrow. a similar story for

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it is a measure to be lear at the museum. i hope to consult with some of the section on bible in america and it is just a wonderful thing to be here and see this lovely facility. so thank you for having us and thank you to those of you that are joining us online or on tv. it is great to be here. i do want to talk to you today about the enigma of ben franklin's faith and to open with a story of something that happened at the constitutional convention. in 1787 at the constitutional convention, time dragged as delegates pickered abo delegates bickered about representation in congress. james madison insisted that states with more people should possess more power. the small states knew that under the articles of confederation, america's existing national government, all states had equal authority regardless of population. so why should the small states give up that power under a new constitution? the convention might have failed at this point. it really could have. if it had, the country would have continued to struggle under the

naturally, i should be lear because i was cozy cucumber. but no, we have to have a woman doing it.tement. emily's never been inside of a bank. we decided two men and two women would go in, jim, mike, emily and cathleen. >> steve and i would be in a backup car. patty was in the third car with wendy. >> my day started on april 21st, 1975 just like any other day. when the bank opened at 10:00, we opened up the doors. i went whack back to my counter >> i believe one of the sla members held the door open for my mom and two other women to go in ahead of them. there were three of them. and she was carrying this big heavy old style calculator. >> next thing you know there's screaming at the back door. >> my mom had this big adding maine in her hands and wanted to set it down on the counter. >> emily, she'd taken the safety off of her shotgun, and it discharged. >> that split second of an instant, mrs. opsahl was shot with a 12 gauge shotgun from about six or seven feet from me. >> and emily was so nervous. that's why she did it. she was so [ bleep ] nervous. >> people were screaming, yelli

there is a gaggle of people in laguna beach who really believed in tim lear and help fund his escape. they gave some of money to the revolutionaries to help spring tim. i was on the radio talking about tim and i referred to him as a mr. magoo on lsd. i like to reel that back in a sense. people don't remember who mr. magoo is. if mr. magoo was a visionary and enlightened and moving at warp speed in terms of his surroundings and other people around the nude have tim leary. what i met was when tim would open a door and step through it he would open doors out of curiosity. he would jump through that door. other people would walk through tentatively. when i described on the radio as if you plummet goes into the darkness but he would have a trampoline and vault up. plus way his life was led. as steve said, we took a look at team leary essay this is a unique american cultural icon, how can we write about him in a way that is different and relevant? there were few attempts that we thought when he was identified as public enemy number one they were comparing him to el capone at the white house

is jonathan mag lear, is the "associated press" white house reporter.helle goldberg from the "new york times" and josh marshall of talking points memo join me now. i want to start by setting the table about john kelly and hopes and aspirations for kelly when he joined this administration as a man of great discipline and moral rectitude. in october, john kelly said this about the state of women in this country. let's listen. >> whether he i was a kid growing up, a lot of things were sake sacred in our country. women were sacred and looked upon with great honor. that's not the case anymore as we see from recent cases. >> he wasn't prompted to answer that question in that press conference. he had come in, it was a bit of a surprise john kelly was going to address the nation shortly after some events controversial. do you have -- can you make any sense of what has gone on with john kelly putting out a statement in support of john porter and yet maybe knowing what happened. >> that view of women as being kind of to be worshipped on a pedestal has not been zi

is basically to identified who this woman is to let her family know what happened here tragically lear late last night. >> just happened again another tragedy on that horrific road, thanks very much. lets get up to lehigh county where corruption trial of the ed pawlowski will continue, it is in the third week. yesterday prosecutors started laying ground work for their case against his co-defendant, attorney scott allison, and his possible role in the mayor 's alleged pay to play scandal. pawlowski is accused of rigging city contracts in favor of the firms that gave him money for campaigns. the defense denies those allegations. >>> hours admit they wrongly accused prosecutors of withholding evidence in the sexual assault case. that centered on a interviewed with the woman whom defense says cast doubt on cosby's accuser. entertainer's lawyer acknowledge their mistakes say cosby's former lawyer had been informed of the interview. prosecutors are calling it outrageous and reckless. >> the philadelphia eagles are super bowl champions, eagles fans every where, this is for you. let the celebr

larry mcdonald, thank you so much for joining us lear this morning. >> bitcoin dipping back below the10,000 mark the digital currency has had a monster week that's a key psychological level. >> specially for retail investors. bitcoin got back to 10,000, something that caught the attention of traders it send the crypto currency lower. commen tation ov commentary seems to be adding confidence yesterday, they issued a customer protection advisory that avoids customers to avoid pump-and-dump schemes that can occur thinly traded or new alternative virtual currencies, digital coins or tokens. investors are trying to carve out a regulatory framework and get rid of the bad actors versus completely shutting down the crypto coin market in last week's senate hearing, cftc's chairman defended the bitcoin value. they have seen this as encouraging. this is one of the reasons we have seen this outperformance in the currency it did lose two-thirds of its record high after hitting that in mid-december. volatility is the name of the game >> it is still a volatile currency, commodity. when things move b

louise lear is here.ard. hopefully we will have decent spells of sunshine but please remedy a factor in the strength of the wind and the direction of the wind coming from a cold east all away from siberia. more cloud through the night tonight across the north sea coast and again through northern ireland, sandwiched in between, the clear slots so the temperatures falling away and the blue you noting the hard frost first thing on saturday morning, a beautiful start any others. that strong wind from any others. that strong wind continues to strengthen and aching it feel quite cool, especially on the exposed coasts. highest values of 4—7d and almost repeat performance into sunday. we should see a little more in away of sunshine through northern ireland as well, cloud your through the north—east of scotland but generally fine, dry but chilly with highs of 4-7. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: the government has been told that more needs to be done to recognise the extent of abuse suffered by vulnerable

like king lear or something. >> jimmy: yes make the performance.ere incubated which is fine too. i don't want to offend anyone. >> jimmy: i don't think there's anyone in that category. you're all right. it's the one area which no one is going to tweet about. the incubees are not going to be a problem for you. don't worry. [ laughter ] well, this is going to be fun. i have a -- but now i realize if you're going to be in that audience i am most certainly going to have to talk to you during that. >> no, no. >> jimmy: you and your mom or whoever in your family you bring along. >> it will be my mom. >> jimmy: well, congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you did an absolutely fantastic job in both those movies. "call me by your name" is in theaters now. and watch timothÉe on the oscars, sunday, march 4th here on abc. we'll be right back with andra day and common. [ cheers and applause ] >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. r nothing. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are

he will be briefed on it lear today. dana? >> dana: i understand it's about ten pages long. so they'll have to go through that much more in depth than the republican one. we don't know if it will have any other information that will keep this story going. in the mean time, congress is trying to figure out a way to keep the government funded. we're back where we were three weeks ago. what do you know about that? >> reporter: some sources sound hopeful that they have close to an agreement on a two-year spending level agreement. so that may be huge. but bottom line, the house is expected to vote later today on a six week government funding extension. it would keep the lights on in the government through march 23rd. it would provide additional funding for the military and it would also include funding for popular health care items like community health centers, but the senate democratic leader is pushing for more domestic spending as well. >> we support an increase in funding for our military an our middle class. the two are not mutually exclusive. we don't want to do just one a

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and looking to the weekend the storm's gone but residual wind and cloud there been lear. >> thanks, katiech. looking outside right now so, last final day to get out, enjoy this nice weather before the rain comes n your morning commute has looked good all morning long, you can see that sun whipping around that camera. i have no idea what they are doing. we were looking at 95 south at cottman. we will move along. schuylkill westbound at city avenue take boulevard southbound and jump on the schuylkill. eke nothing to this bumper to bumper conditions. it will take you about, from the vine, blue route, pretty slow, it will take but 25 minutes on the schuylkill. heads up on this heading outside right now certainly give yourself that extra time. factor in extra 10 to 15 minutes on top of. that pedestrian accident here in haddon heights, new jersey station avenue at tenth avenue , void the area if you can, construction on the walt whitman bridges bound the right lane is compromised but we're still showing green, letting you know we're still traveling around, as you should, and then this construct

he slept about two hours a night. .lear signs of mania very socially disconnected and had oversensitivityuli. an interesting person whose traits were turned up to such a high level that you are able to see them in other people. scarlet: talk a little bit about your london mosque. musk. -- about elon musktors seem to give elon a pass. people continue to hand their money to him. the publicly traded company thing he should be doing, or -- at the top of some other type of entity? he took tesla public because he needed to, to raise the funds. and he has not taken space x public. he has a big goal in mind, to get to mars. it would force him to make compromises that would make it less likely for him to get to mars. julia: i want to get back to what you were saying about spotting talent and abilities in other people, and how important that is. we look at those who made big companies, those who spot talent and it gives them the ability to run with it. how important is that in these cases? >> i would say that studying these people has taught me that -- should go out of their way to be tolerant of w

louise lear has that.hrough the overnight period. into the midlands, towards the north—east of england, behind it, wind swinging to a north—westerly, driving in wintry showers. the showers will fall away. northern ireland, scotland, england, below freezing, as low as —4 in places. once we've got the rain out of the way we're going to see a line of the way we're going to see a line of enhanced showers making their way across the country, of a wintry mix. cold, icy start will be an issue. with those showers falling, temperatures below freezing, could bea temperatures below freezing, could be a problem through scotland and northern ireland and north—west england. a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow moving through wales, the midlands, towards the south—east by nine o'clock on friday morning. the early morning rush hour could be tricky. not too concerned about it. certainly worth bearing in mind if you're up early enough. through the afternoon, a quiet story, still not particularly warm. still a scattering of

actually showcased in that commercial, straight ahead we will introduce to you her and get a close lear at her work, we will be right back at the top of the oh! there's one.a "the sea cow"" manatees in novelty ts? surprising. what's "come at me bro?" it's something you say to a friend. what's not surprising? how much money matt saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> people in south philadelphia are waking up to damage cars this morning. what unfolded here overnight that has now left all of this destruction, behind. >>> plus he is going to explode. what we are learning about a missed opportunity to stop the suspected attacker in the florida school shooting. >>> and, we have a soggy weekend, in store for us, thinks a live look from our parkway central library camera this morning, we will tell you if you need a heavy jack tote go with that umbrella today is saturday, february 24th, good morning, everyone i'm jan carabao, lets get over to meteorologist chelsea ingram with a look at the eyewitness weather forecast this saturday morning, chels

with an amendment to crack down on so-called sanctuary cities, a proposal democrats like and their lear chuck schumer said no. >> let's get this debate started on the right foot. so i object to the leader's re >> desjardins: and thus, leaders walked into the afternoon in legislative limbo, with no leading bill on the floor and no t,agreement on where to st schumer pointed to the need for compromise. >> we recognize we're not going to get everything we want. we hope the president and .publicans realize the sa >> desjardins: meanwhile, president trump started the day tweeting that this is st chance to replace daca, the program that protects dreamers stic as heunded opti met with republican and democratic senators on trade. >> i think we have a chance to daca very bipartisan, i think that can happen. >> desjardins: the president initially set a nerch 5th deador ending the daca program. a federal judge has at least temporarily set that deadline aside.th an afternoon, another federal judge this afternoon in brooklyn agreed and ruled that dthe presidentdline for daca should be frozen and the

lear this week we got purple proof of modern-day redlining.he senate for investigative reporting released an in-depth report that took a year of intensive research, including review of 31 million documents, found that banks were denying home purchase loans, home improvement loans, home refinancing to applicants of at farhat rates than their caucasian applicants. home applicants were 2.7 times more likely to be denied than their caucasian applicants. amy: the lid of his city councilman kenyatta johnson. we want to thank our guest today, aaron glantz, senior reporter at reveal, and vincent hughes, democratic state senator of pennsylvania who serves as the democratic chairman of the senate appropriations committee. and that does it for this segment. you can go to democracynow.org or we will link to all of the pieces and investigations at reveal in the center for investigative journalism has done. when we come back, we will talk supreme court. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: "power in union" by utah phillips. this is democracy now!, democracyno

so -- >> the great things you find in the lear archive we mentioned 600 boxes that public libraries that had a huge astrological forecast that was prepared for him -- [inaudible conversations] >> frifer me for interrupting you -- you know sob you're sitting this the new york public library that looks like hogwarts to feel like a library should look burnished wood with a dark cavern, and dusty tone. it felt, you know, rich with history and we were being given boxes many of which folks hngt seen yet because some of the papers were recently released to public so we happen haded to be lucky to be will at the head of other o folks and you know reaching inside and here are letters from alan ginsberg and letters from john lennon and letters from alsly. ciaments -- fbi documents. which by the way not to interrupt but i will say that -- we first tban working on this book we filed our four-year request freedom of action request with the fbi to get the leash leary paper, files and you know it's four years later now we still have not gotten those papers from the government but tim manage to get thos

louise lear has the weather.r. the national history museum's iconic dinosaur starts his journey on the jurassic coast. this is afternoon live, i'm simon mccoy. two british fighters believed to have been part of a cell of the islamic state group that beheaded hostages have been captured — alexanda kotey, and el shafee elsheikh were captured by syrian kurdish forces. they were two of the four british is members widely known as "the beatles". but now they're caught — the question is what happens to them next. sould they face trial? and if so — where.. in britain, where there's some confusion as to exactly how ‘british' they now are. or in amerca where there may be some in the trump administration who would like to send them to guantanamo bay. richard galpin reports. 34—year—old alexanda kotey was captured in eastern syria last month, along with 29—year—old el shafee elsheikh. the news only confirmed now by us officials. they were caught by syrian kurdish fighters like these, who are backed by the americans. us force

so people who think we need to educate themselves on crypto currency that we're going to bring lear in to talk about this because i know there was so much chatter about it online and i wonder if that sort of distorts the whole conversation it doesn't as the the flow of bitcoins worth goes up and down so too does the conversation but when it drops when the value of it drops the conversation online definitely goes up we're seeing hundreds of thousands of tweets using the hash tags bitcoin crypto crash and crypto currency many are calling this a rough week for the crypto market which it was and are sharing advice about how to move forward if they have invested but in the us seventy six percent of folks do not even know what bitcoin is so as you could expect there's a lot of speculation online on one hand we're seeing headlines saying that bitcoin is doomed altogether where others are saying that a drop in the market is pretty normal for us here he thinks that it's difficult to maintain trust in bitcoin he says that we're stuck in trading range until there's some major consensus on the key

in this capacity, she manages the commission's responsibilities related to lears and warnings, 911 systems and public safety communications. the witnesses' full written statements on the record and the chair recognizes mr. johnson for his five-minute opening statement. >> thank you chairman donovan, ranking member payne and members of the subcommittee. my name, as mentioned, is antoine johnson and i'm the director of continuity communications at fema. on behalf of secretary nielson and administrator long, thank you for the opportunity to discuss the integrated public alert and warning system also known as ipaws. and how it is used to save lives across the country. an effective and timely public alert and warning system is critical to communicating threats to the public, providing people with guidance during times of crisis. at fema, we manage iment paws and its two main components, warnings and communications from the president in the event of a catastrophic emergency through the national public warning system and manage geotargeted alerts sent from state, local and tribal authorities duri

. >> she was recently named along with norman lear and jim brooks as one of television's most giftedmen role models on television it's easy to see susan harris's impact. >> susan harris was the greatest writer in my opinion of her generation of that time. singularly. so you know, all credit to her for coming up with so many iterations of something so amazing. >> do you think there is a woman's voice as a writer? >> woman's voice? generally they speak higher, softer. >> i should know not to ask that of a writer. >> yes, of course, there's a woman's voice. women have a different perspective. women laugh at different things. so yes, there very definitely is a woman's voice. >> oh, do you know how many problems we have solved over a cheesecake at this kitchen table? >> no, dorothy. exactly how many? >> 147, rose. >> hi, brian. it's cutthroat primetime time this fall as some 23 new shows compete in one of the hottest ratings races in years. here's one just about everybody predicts will be a big hit. "designing women" on cbs. four friends forming an interior decorating business and giving

--ust saw linda lear guest: coal has also been doing better.in positive story here is investment, and that is really what the economy needs for the long-term. we need that to be sustained, and not just via government spending and fiscal policy, but increasingly by the private sector. that is actually what is necessary given some of the fiscal constraints in indonesia. david: that is not what we are seeing across other economies like india. cuts since 2016. are they done cutting rates? guest: we think they are at the very end. there could be one last rate cut that is very intelligent -- very contingent on inflation. they want to see fundamentals continue to improve. that would allow one more rate cut. david: the current central bank governor has three months left. we don't know yet who the president is going to nominate for that job. do you want to see the current governor keep his job? signs of always like continuity in central banks, and he has done a very good job. government has been relatively quiet till now. david: since we are talking abo

a lot of people to say, heck, if i'm buying used for this price, why don't i buy a new cessna, new learatever it might be. >> if it's at the 1.7, it's a lot of money that doesn't seem necessarily for certain people to be prohibitively expensive. >> my guy has me upgrading i talked to my broker. he thinks it's -- >> the 1.7 is not the problem. it's the cost to maintain it probably costs a million dollars a year to operate the thing? >> i keep three pilots on staff and so it's the fourth pilot that i sometimes need to have jump in. >> i've got to visit andrew with these little toy jets and pilots, the three that you -- we're talking an actual thing. >> i know. i know. >> you don't have that you have -- >> i don't i have a little -- keep it on my desk run it on my desk. >> you don't have an empire, you have a gulf stream model. >> on my desk. >> why settle for that when you can get a gulf stream model. no, it's not for us, phil. some day maybe a card. if they have a zillionth fractional ownership >> is there any tax break for the car? >> you'll see increased demand for fractional ownership

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