oval office conversations of linden johnson that were recorded by linden johnson that are the greatestcivics lesson you could ever imagine, and you can see there very clearly why he had this top relationship with congress. he could talk to everybody in congress about everything about their family, about their -- i won't go that far. anyway, it's fantastic if you have never listened. >> highly entertaining at times. >> how did you decide where to rank william henry harrison? like wasn't he in office for 30 -- >> it's hard on the presidents who came in below him. >> but how do you rank things with relations with congress, foreign affairs? >> that's a question that will have to remain unanswered. i have no idea why these 100 people would put him where they put him, it's probably their dislike for the ones below him. a good question, though, because there are a lot of other questions that can be asked and not answered if you study this survey closely. >> a quick comment on it. it was a lot easier to think through the top five than the bottom five at least to me that try to figure out who r

and the doll isade off linden tree, so it resonates very well.ight after inventing it, people told me they would only buy it if it is sold at 1,000 yen on the cash desk at diners. but now we play in a group at many places. >> ms. haum gucci, you have been playing the ips trumt for many years with mr. talk eachy. what do you think is the most attractive thing about this instrument? >> the changing sounds. when you turn on the power, you hear the sound like a buzzer which then will turn into beautiful, rich founds. when i play it wholeheartedly, it will result in good performance, i feel very happy. ms. haum gucci will play it for us. the music is titled "moscow nights." what is worth noting about this performance? >> well, if you play it well, theremin sounds like a human voice. so i hope you will enjoy the voice of theremin during this performance. >> let's hear a piece now that has a strong connection to russiaia. here's "moscow nights." ♪ >> thank you very much. it really sounded laike a human voice. mr. takeuchi, even after suffering illness,

. >> go across to david linden. >> thank you.essentially cpac, and citation, to move the, the coronavirus responses been enormous for households affected by that and that policy so will the prime minister do the right thing? >> mister speaker, as i just said, lifting the cap on benefits as i just told the house, a total of $7 billion extra that has gone into universal credit alone. >> rob butler. >> these are very dark and difficult days but can i highlight the amazing work done by volunteers across the country to help others? in my own constituency there were dedicated groups. i wonder if my right honorable friend, especially with organizers bernie robust which a real note of insuring the local communities in that public service. >> can i agree very strongly, by the bernie bus and all who support and travel therein. >> to the final question. >> the community secretary rightly recognized counsel workers are the unsung heroes of the crisis who give local authority to the resources they need but my city faces a gap of 55 million po

linden johnson. >> you all heard of him. [ laughter ] >> and there was taft. and ike. when democratic party took control of the senate johnson became majority lead earnhardt the two of -- leader and the two of them couldn't have been more opposite.r the two of -- leader and the two of them couldn't have been more opposite. it's a fascinating study. a wonderful compliment toopposi. it's a fascinating study. a wonderful compliment to studying ike. one of the signature achievements, i mean, they really went at it, linden johnson was really trying to under cut eisenhower. there's a fascinating story about getting the 1957 civil rights act through. johnson is a southerner and democrat and he had to deal with his faction of southern democrats who were very hostile to civil rights and desegregation and to warren and brount decision. here comes eisenhower and says i want to strengthen the powers of the justice department so attorney general can investigate, go down in the south, say things like the emmitt till murder cannot happen, those guys walking free. which is what happen

dollars that are supposed to go back to businesses the problem is that they have this main street linden facility that they put together and if you read through the paperwork they've actually up the cap on that the paperwork on that now says that you can be a company that has up to $15000.00 employees and up to $5000000000.00 in revenue in order to be eligible to receive some of those loans from the fed so when you hear that you say well wait a minute is this helping those small businesses because remember we have the p.p.p. program that so many businesses have not been able to access and they've been waiting for money from that we have the you know i.d.l. loans that were supposed to go out originally 10000 per business those got reduced in some cases to 1000 for business and now you have the fed coming in and saying well we're going to help out main street but there's a feel like they're helping out main street it seems like it's those same big companies that will be the ones jumping up 1st and grabbing up all that money. you know i want to kind of wrap those 2 together here is why does

. >> david linden. >> thank you, mr. speaker.e the government lowered their benefit cap threshold in 2015, it has been frozen, which essentially means a real-terms cut every year for those affected. the resolution foundation and the i fs are just some of the voices calling on the government to remove the cap as part of their coronavirus response. we know that 93% of households affected by the cap have children, and that ultimately it is those children who are losing out as a result of this policy, so will the prime minister do the right thing and scrap the cap? >> prime minister? p.m. johnson: mr. speaker, as i just told the house, i think the , as i told the house, already a total of £7 billion extra has gone into universal credit alone. >> rob butler. mr. speaker. these are very dark and difficult days, but can i highlight the amazing work being done by volunteers across the country to help others? in my constituency there are dedicated groups delivering groceries and prescriptions, from stokenchurch to edlesborough, and from h

otherwise, we are heating up in linden it will be hotter inland today and tomorrow. here is what you can expect this afternoon. are idiot in campbell and 89 in morgan hill and for the east bay, the hottest temperatures are 91 in concord and 92 in fairfield and antioch and redwood. daytime highs around 90 degrees in livermore and around the bay, san francisco is 76 degrees and 77 in berkeley and 78 in richmond in mid to upper 80s for the north bay and low 90s for windsor and st. helena. here's the extended forecast. we are getting up tomorrow inland and through the weekend, you can see all of us a little harder. >>> time to give a shadow to some of our awesome graduates in the bay area. first up, twin brothers. they are graduating from piedmont high school. chris is going to oregon university and nick is going to the university of iowa. and then a big congrats to madison park she is graduating from the university of san francisco as a nursing major for she is hoping to become a delivery nurse. share your photos with us by emailing 2020 graduates at cbs.com or share th

the company announced its linden street bedding online.t is a, quote, fresh beginning supporting its goal of returning to fashion, quality and value. last week jcpenney said it planned to close 242 of its 846 stores as a part of bankruptcy. >>> there's a new website to help people in need during this pandemic includes information on food pantries and mental health services and crisis hotlines. stanford students and employees started the site and volunteers soon offered help. >> i think people are just really excited about being able to provide some kind of resource or some kind of help to other people in the bay area. >> the website address is on your screen bayareacommunity.org. it's being expanded, excuse me, to include emergency financial services and housing support. >>> next at 6:30, apple is preparing to open some california stores. we're going to talk about what that experience will look like. >>> plus, the changes being made at a san jose mall so it can reopen to customers. >>> swimming pools are closed. movie theaters and malls an

you mentioned the word smorgasbord, and the first thing i think of, of course, is the great paul linden and charlotte's webb and i encourage you to think of it, and i want you to know that our crack staff, mel, i know you don't know ♪ ♪ >> okay. that's enough before we get a letter from lawyers here let's bring in our next guest to get more on the sell-off >> the lawyers don't like moby dick >> no, playing music that we're not -- we're going move on here. john stahl is the chief investment strategist of oppenheimer. john, great to have you with us. hope you enjoyed that music and that's probably the last music we'll ever play on the show. what did you make of today's tech sell-off in particular and the action in the market today after the close. >> well, i think, melissa, from the point of view of literature, last week was probably "great expectations" and today it was "oliver twist" in terms of the darkness i think we have to figure tech was just waiting for some kind of a trim and a haircut,a maybe even a shave it got a little bit ahead of itself we would have to think that technology

. >> reporter: for those looking to throw a proper virtual cocktail party in 2020, linden pride and nathaliebeen challenging but also fun to adapt the business model in a way we never thought we would have to do before. >> reporter: pride and hudson co-owner dante in new york city, which was voted best bar in the world in 2019. but when the pandemic hit, they had to rethink things. >> the second day we had to transition to virtual cocktails, to-go cocktails, and there were bottles of cocktails, and people scribbling down recipes, and working how to create five ounces into 55 ounces so we could bottle them. it felt like mad science. >> reporter: they continued serving regulars with pre-made cocktails to go, including their world-famous negroni. >> i like how you're thinking. i'm going with the one ounce. >> fill that all the way to the top. now we have to use sweet vermouth. >> reporter: how many? >> three-quarters. and three-quarters of campari. put it in the shaker. >> either weight watchers or a.a., i can't decide which one i'm going to join after this. >> the goal is to stir the ice in th

my name is jeremy linden, and i'm a homeowner. i live in d-6, in soma, pretty close to the development. for me, this development reflects more opportunities to have activities and businesses that i can walk to and building a more vibrant community in this area that kind of feels pretty dominated by the wide streets, office buildings, and car infrastructure. i'm excited to have more neighbors that can contribute to supporting my neighborhood's small businesses who i think have been struggling from covid-19 for a while. my only complaint is i wish that it could be bigger and taller to accommodate more neighbors, but we've already had a talk about that, and overall, i'm pleased with the result. >> operator: you have 15 questions remaining. >> good afternoon, commissioners, and commission staff, and thank you for the opportunity to speak in support of the hub plan. my husband and i have been residents of the mission for 14 years. in a few years, our son will attend his sophomore year at national high school, also on oak street. like m