i'm a junior at lowell high school. a lot has already been said, but i will say this and this is very technical and you know probably much more about it. but according to the california education code, av 1575, it is illegal -- a violation of that education code to interpret pupil fees as any voluntary fundraiser activity or donation. and what i'm trying to say here, a lot of these revenue that we gather, it's highly encouraged, true, but it is voluntarily and when you get down to it, it is a fundraiser for the amazing programs we have, to continue to inspire the people to go into the arts and really find their way in life. so, not only is it incredibly important to every single person coming up to speak, but -- and again this is where your expertise trumps mine, but it may be against the california education code. so if nothing else, i do ask you to consider that in your decision. thank you. >> hi, my name is cleo. i'm a senior at lowell high school. i wanted to tell you guys that my most valuable experience in high sc

(bell chiming) ♪ >> lowell bergman: at the end of the day, when most of the world goes home, a nearlynvisible workforce clocks in. millions of janitors clean malls, banks, big box stores, the office where you work. many janitors are women who work at night, in empty buildings, in isolation, and that can put them in danger. (woman speaking spanish): >> bergman: maria bojorquez cleaned offices in san francisco's iconic ferry building. >> bergman: what happened to maria bojorquez is not an isolated incident. according to the department of justice, there are more than 17,000 sexual assaults at work every year. we began investigating this in 2012 and found it was rampant among women farmworkers who are often undocumented and isolated. we since discovered a similar pattern of violent sexual abuse against women janitors who work the night shift. we have uncovered cases of assault and rape at companies large and small, and in the darkest corners of this industry, janitors who were sexually assaulted and even held captive by their bosses. >> these women work every day to feed their family and

no bush willingness to listen yeah home would be old but the oldest one is to lowell shows a new gun on which to fulfill boys is. the way that we will but also because yet. many can then lead to a one hundred british men using a button to press the right button and sit over the. exchange so that is why there is still thinks it is a goodie in this case since the see this week we've done just shoot up. everybody i'm stephen both on the task hollywood guy you'll suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and intervene to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru is a little bit different i'm not a one can find no no no one knows up with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road to have some fun meet everyday americans at home and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american pill which. of course. yup the stars survey out there are links to the marshall. still more power than you . doesn't actually. if you go to. the stump your grandmother was the first one or the first one is most something so it's a lot of it still has. the

i'd never been to the oval office because i'm a poor kid from lowell, massachusetts. there's the leader of our free world sitting behind a resolute desk, and to his far right, my left, is the vice president of the united states. and i stand at the precipice of the oval, right outside, and he looks at me and he sees me, and he says, get in here. and i walk in to those hallowed grounds, the oval office, and he says, my man, come here. [laughter] and he stands up and he gives me a hug, and he turns to the vice president of the united states and he says, mike, do you know who this is? and the vice president says, yes, sir, that's corey. and he says, mike, do you know who this is? and the vice president says, yes, sir, that's corey lewandowski. he says, mike, this is the guy who said you could be the vice president of the united states. i said, well, sir, 60 million people said that, but i'm with you. and mike pence, because i was the chairman of the vice presidential selection committee, stood up, and he said, corey, will you take my chair? i said, mr. vice president, i c

let's take a look at this water tower right outside lowell, maryland. pretty much frozen. more importantly we'll thaw out everything in the neighborhood, our bodies, our yards, our pets. >> and you know what we're going to have to suffer through some rain but we needed rain. >> ata says no. >> sorry. >> no tip either for you. >> never tips. >> servers actually get the money at the end of the night. >> then it's okay. my point about the serving size i did so my favorite cookie, the serving size was one cookie. are you kidding me. who could eat one cookie? >>> 45 right now. winds light. there's still some up to the north. thir still below zero. but notice it's confined right now to canada. we'll have another surge of arctic air as we get into saturday and sunday. right now we're 45. even boston 39. 63 in atlanta that's heading our way. warmer friday, 60s, again wet. rain and showers which we actually need. falling temps and then we're looking at really a cold sunday, maybe even a flurry on sunday. we get into next week. monday and tuesday both cold. low 30s for highs and may

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doing this to us and you know one would feel a little richer when this took lowell fizzing in the dining room which is a little boy. that we will build also because yet. it's all to see we have a great team we need to strengthen before the free float world cold and you're better than a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that month qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that winning spirit to the r.c.c. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best full since my last will come on that throws are as three. thousand zero zero zero zero he didn't brush. drive. left left left more or less ok stop that's really good. dollar chop is america as it actually is a bomb it was a fantasy it is reality and he's doing what you'd expect a seasoned businessman to do cut all the nonsense out of the mix bring jobs back. yeah for starters there are limits to the martial. still more power than you. doesn't actually. if you go to

doing this to us and you know when we feel a little bit when there's to lowell fizzing in the dining room which seems a little boy bush will be the day that we will build also but yet. it's all to see we have a great team we need to strengthen before the freefall world cold and have been a legend to keep it so it's at the back. in one thousand nine hundred two that must qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed in us but we won and i'm hoping to bring some of that weighting spirit to the r.c.t. . recently i've had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fall since my last will come on that story as well as the. thousand zero zero zero zero he did here i called russia. strikes. left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good prescribe medication is widespread. that frequent cause of death. like everything was ashes my family was literally coming unglued i had planned. to commit suicide. or who. commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us.

my using a smoke no or yes lowell a cynical. in. the post but it is all kind of the mentoring of schools all stormiest to start with now but only when there's a target you look. these people are cheats apparently by the standards of the international paralympic committee at least weeks before the games in brazil the whole russian team was hit with a blanket ban not a single athlete allowed to participate the decision was based on a report its evidence and key witness still suspicious to those named and shamed the mclaren investigation accused russia of running a labrador open scheme orchestrated by the kremlin store brass according to the reports a key russian lab routinely swapped dirty samples for clean ones resealing the bottles how did the russians do it a lot of people would love to hear mclaren's take on this including the manufacturer of sample bottles itself which markets them as tamper proof well instead mclaren says his word is evidence enough that i've seen it i've seen it done and i've instructed it and it can be done it

my using a small club or here's lowell a c. in the uk will apply this to post but it is all going to the mentoring of schools all stormiest to start with now but only when there's a cat or a guidebook. these people are cheats apparently by the standards of the international paralympic committee at least weeks before the games in brazil the whole russian team was hit with a blanket ban not a single athlete allowed to participate the decision was based on a report its evidence and key witness still suspicious to those named and shamed the mclaren investigation accused russia of running and a labrador open scheme orchestrated by the kremlin store brass according to the report a key russian lab routinely swapped dirty samples for clean ones resealing the bottles how did the russians do it a lot of people would love to hear mclaren's take on this mcclaren says his word is evidence enough i've seen it i've seen it done and i've instructed it and it can be done it can be reinserted we don't know how the russians did it but we know tha

he also remained lowell to comey. >> is it accurate the rank and file no longer supported corrector comey? >> no, sir. that is not accurate. >> reporter: in recent weeks, president trump has stepped up his criticism of mccabe, tweeting he was racing the clock to retire if full benefits. >> there is a perception problem out there that's not going away. >> reporter: ron hosko is a former assistant director of the f.b.i. >> i think white house has applied its fair share of pressure, but what's unknown is what did christopher wray know? the new director of the f.b.i., something presumably caused the director to act. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions had also pressured f.b.i. director wray to get rid of mccabe. while the white house says the president had nothing to do with today's action, he stands by his criticism. jeff? >> glor: jeff pegues, thank you very much. the president makes his second appearance before a joint session of congress tomorrow evening to deliver his first state of the union. he is expected in part to talk about the strong economy, including the stock market. ma

street what makes it different the navigation center is able to accommodate homeless encampments lowell u allowing people to keep their pets and bring their personal bloonlz. >> the full realization that people don't want to be homeless not refuse services but from the services don't meet them and not relevant they're not going to be successful if you look at the budget losses we've got a community sacrifice important people to get food and laundry we're standing next to the bathrooms it is designed to be a dynamic and brief residential experience where right of on this site city staff to connect you to homeless places to return to family dine is up for medi-cal and all those things that are complicated for people. >> the other exciting thing city agencies come on site and provided the services for folks this is existed to see when the goal of streamlining a a whole processes of getting people on go gentle assistance into housing as much as possible. >> way totally different you can come and agree as please and get laundry services and showers any time of the day and night it's twenty-f

officials say lowell ligon tried to enter a woman's car around two a-m as she drove through the parking garage. ligon was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest. he was taken to the hospital for treatment of a minor injury and later booked at the martinez jail. ( will ) happening today... the king tides are expected to bring some minor flooding in low lying areas in the bay area. the national weather service says ... they will happen today and tomorrow. they could cause flooding of parking lots ... sidewalks and coastal trails. officials say entrances and exits to coves and narrow beaches may be affected too. (will) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... 2017 was one for the history books -- both good and bad.we'll recap some of the unforgettable moments from the past 12 months. introducing clorox with cloromax. cleans and help protects. ♪ easier cleanup is the beginning. what comes next is everything. ♪ . welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. rebecca:outside of a few sprinkles over the north bay tonight, look for dry conditions and mild temper

officials say 26 year old lowell ligon tried to enter a woman's car around two a-m as she drove throughparking garage. ligon was arrested on suspicion of resisting arrest. he was taken to the hospital for treatment of a minor injury and later booked at the martinez jail. (will) still ahead on the kron four morning news... the hollywood minute is taking you to a galaxy far far away.the latest about the ánextá star wars film in the franchise. welcome back ...in your hollywood minute this morning ... we have a trio of star wars stories ... including news about the next movie in the series.rick damigella has the details. (nat space battle, chewbacca and porg yells, explosion)the force is strong with this one. deadline reports "star wars: the last jedi" has surpassed the one billion dollar milestone at the global box office, one of only four movies to do so in 20-17. variety says the movie helped boost worldwide box office numbers by three percent, to a record-setting 39-point-nine billion dollars for the year. (nat)even with its huge worldwide numbers, "the last jedi" has yet to open in one

. >> i was at lowell high school and i was walking out the door and oh, it is raining and somebody turned to me and said, didn't you listen to kari and i was like oh yeah, she did tell us. >> i don't want anybody to umbrella today. lets get a closer loo k at the rain that's falling and some snow on mounta hamilton. you will be able to see it in a distance. as we get a look at what's happening, some showers rolling into parts of the peninsula. you can see little cells popping up and some of them may contain some small hail. that's a possibility today and in south city, you are going to see that rain in about 20 minutes that's headed oyour way. i will get you out the door of a look of that forecast coming up. >>> that's right, kari, it looks great. in san jose, we see slowing and the crash, this is north 87 just at 101. there is a crash that's being moved to the shoulder and slicker road ways around the area because of the over night rain so keep in mind. we are seeing the build for 101 and 87. there maybe a burst of traffic, we'll track that spot of the silicon valley. bay bridge, the ligh

out, by the way, the point uber driver was making is the place is terrible, as he described it sn lowell because of mismanagement government police are not there to protect you they steal from you other things. you can't have the argument save people on refugee status say if you don't go back to genome god-forsaken place deny a godforsaken place. >> when beating up on press, is he not winning over conveterans of people discrepancy cal or opposed to his election. >> i don't know, but it does seem that he is rising up a little bit in polls looks like going to be independents in progress not st of prognosticators, prognostic types if economy is stupid things could get better. >> bill bennett thank you very much good to see you. >> great to see you. >> stormy daniels on cover in touch claiming she shocked up with donald trump why is six-year-old interview published now can yee call it sexual misconduct if a woman regrets having sex after a date? what is your online tax service getting you? stop by your local jackson hewitt and get all the benefits of a tax pro. with jackson hewitt you get 10

. >> i grew up in a town of lowell, massachusetts. i'm a blue-collar guy who had the opportunity to be an amazing ride with the most extraordinary candidate in the world. harvard university called me and said that you come up and be one come up in the win over visiting fellows. i went up there in the difference between what president falwell has done here and what they did at harvard is night and day. it is amazing how you and what the real america is like and when you go to cambridge, massachusetts, you live in a fantasy world. they are so entitled. everybody has them. here the smartest, the greatest, the o best. what happens and what you guys have here is so different. let me just give you one example. five years ago they would let me sell my truck, frank cambridge, massachusettsau. they hate the fact he's a populist, that he wants to make america great again. that is not a globalist. the promisese he made on the campaign trail are fulfilled as president. that's not what they want up there. they want the rhetoric. they want things t

positive cash flow from cash reform this year zup up to $4 billion we'll have a conversation with lowellcadam today. >> oath, by the way, they had 2.2 billions armstrong's totally delivering far more than i thought. this is the kind of call which says you know what, the market went up big, tax reform. this stock moved from 48 to 53 and now 54 last night, it was up a dollar and a half on stories they're going to do gambling i was waiting for john ledger who was up have you looked at fiscal year 2015's results we beat them in this category. >> it is true. >> t-mo for the year was 2.8 and verizon for the year is 700, 4 k. >> verizon is like the eagles. i thought skull was something you said when you are having a cockta cocktail i do think verizon is making a lot of money this stock has moved up. not only kimberley which is an income stock gout the income stock coming up and the insurance companies, it is so darn boring. i remember dealing travelers on an umbrella policy we know your zip code and address, we'll make that policy. travelers is an under writer that knows how to under write. the

was all of you to blame now or the mother has to be hollow and lowell clear that of a little family across there are ready to hear the. this regional border tension shows no sign of abating in fact in december twenty seventh seen it increased when israel and nouns did plan to build the wall along the whole of the blue line. in lebanon that you are back to my sons and loved ones. i wrote my words in the line of fire to remind you that the peace you enjoy flows from the pure blood spilled for this precious homeland to keep it free and i dedicate these poems to you to everyone who adores this homeland and the very meaning of freedom and sovereignty at this. this is held through also dangerous forces vicious where the slightest error means a one way ticket over the edge realities that we men are coming next tomorrow holds we may not be meeting on tuesday braving tough conditions facing death at every turn. to make serious here i want out of here no gamble with their lives just too an if. risking it all on al-jazeera. hello the eastern side of the us having had extreme cold or weakness or back

jared kushner's lawyer is abby lowell, who represented john edwards finance contribution in paying offtress. so, he's well aware of separate llc, routed the money $130,000. by the way, the $130,000 makes some sense. the reason that rings true to me is my guess is that she said i want 100,000 net into my pocket and her lawyer took the 30,000. >> mark geragos, i wish we had more time. >> i'm your designated adult film star expert. >> add a new job title for you, my friend. we are out of time. i'm going to move on and just leave it there. >>> i'm brooke baldwin. this is breaking news. sources tell cnn that special counsel robert mueller's team interviewed james comey as first reported by "the new york times," the fbi director whom trump fired back in may.

was all of you to blame our the mother has to be a hollow a lowell clear that of a little family transferred our way to hitler. this regional border tension shows no sign of abating in fact in december twenty seventh seen it increased when israel and nouns did plan to build the wall along the whole of the blue line. led met you i have been to my sons and loved ones. i wrote my words in the line of fire to remind you that the peace you enjoy flows from the pure blood spilled for this precious homeland to keep it free and i dedicate these poems to you to everyone who adores this homeland and the very meaning of freedom and sovereignty it was. the palestine national locust was first founded in the one nine hundred thirty s. but has had to be revived in twenty ten all was very important for me to sing in palestine now musicians from all over the world come together to perform in the occupied territories good for nothing it's like every palestinian living in the us poor felt it was the first time they perform using their identity al-jazeera world hears music as a force for unity the diaspora orch

the job you blame our the mother has to be a hollow a lowell clear that of a little family prefer our way to hell or. this regional border tension shows no sign of abating in fact in december twenty seventh seen it increased when israel and now nst its plan to build a wall along the whole of the blue line. led nat you i have been to my sons and loved ones. i wrote my words in the line of fire to remind you that the peace you enjoy flows from the pure blood spilled for this precious homeland to keep it free. i dedicate these poems to you to everyone who adores this homeland and the very meaning of freedom and sovereignty it was. welcome back we'll take a look at australia's weather first of all this time and you can see things looking pretty wet across the top end with some really heavy rain down through the gulf of carpentaria region so there could be some localized flooding here daryn certainly looks could be wetter time tensile picking up some heavy showers pretty warm for sydney that at thirty one degrees so hot one for alice springs and out across western australia so looking pret

my name is sienna and i'm from the university of massachusetts, lowell and something you mentioned in uniform introduction is that after the election something inside you changed. i was what is something you would do differently? act, which istax wrong. passed tax cuts at a time of economic growth. he is running around saying it is the best economy ever. my head is not exploding. to me, the worst moment of this year. it okhanged, he had made to say whatever you wanted. with him, we knew what he was saying. most of the time, it is flat out dom. he was unleashing a hate that was not going to dissipate. moment wasspiriting his speech to the boy scouts. i looked at presidents all the way back. at least to nixon, addressing the jamboree. what he said is crazy. it is crazy. i think what he is doing with fake news, i do not have kids. there are times when i wish i did. right now, i am glad i do not. what he is doing to entire horrific.s is you hear stories about kids coming home and their parents saying, what is with ec? it is a fake report card. , we are goingent to see over time, these num

i'm from the university of massachusetts lowell, and i was actually wondering about something you mentioned in your introduction, after the election something inside of me changed. i was wondering what intrinsically moved you to switch things that you believe , or what is something you would do differently now that you didn't before? i think the tax package is wrong. we've never passed taxcuts at -- never passed tax cuts at the time of economic growth in our country's history. there's usually a reason why you cut taxes. so, he's running around saying it's the best economy ever. it's pretty transparent what he's doing, but i'm not going to the mat. my head is not exploding because he passed tax cuts. to me the worst moment of this year, well, what changed on 801 08/01 was he had made it okay to say whatever he wanted, and with him we knew what he was saying, and most of the time it's just flat-outdumb. -- just flat out dumb. but he was unleashing a hate that was not going to dissipate. i think there is a combo of his basically giving everyone a get -out-of-political-correctness jail card and

content is one big piece of that future, so lowell has tied the content investments directly to where going, and he talked about that last year you have seen us do the nfl deal with a digital partner for ces within gadget. we have the makers conference in l.a. coming. you'll see a drum beat of us doing more content related things for us, you're seeing us being very careful to get very high quality content relationships. verizon is already one of the biggest players in content in the u.s. >> we talked about the fact you're competing against these two giants, google and facebook. facebook invested in bigger content. do you feel like you have to do a deal, m&a, to compete with those giants they're so massive it's tough being a third player. >> we're not the third player in mobile so if you look at, we have a billion people on oath properties you have 100 million people on verizon. you have 5 million or 7 million on fiose when you look at the mobile traffic, we're one of the most significant mobile companies in the world. while people look at google, facebook, and amazon, who are partners

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[laughter] [crowd noise] >> please welcome back abbe lowell for tonight's discussion. >> while we wait for two chairs to calm, this is the great part where i get to bill while we let the judges deliberate. perfect. as to the voting, even though dad is here, this is not illinois rules. you only vote once. it is my great, great pleasure again, and i'm thrilled to have david stacy here. [applause] david leads the hrc's federal price program. he has an extensive animal career and legislative career -- an extensive federal career and legislative career. let's start. what do we know about same-sex couples living as common-law spouses in the elizabethan period? >> people did not identify around sexual orientation. but we do know is they did live together and clearly had sexual relationships and have long-lasting commitments in elizabethan time. especially in the theater. [laughter] speaking of the theater, thinking about it this way, 12 night is being performed in elizabethan times and now. you had only men actors, portraying the roles of men and women wear in this play one of the actors play

. >> kroft: the story mike and producer lowell bergman did in 1996 with whistleblower jeffrey wigandout the dangers of smoking. a story so controversial-- >> wallace: cbs management... >> kroft: --that cbs corporate lawyers blocked its broadcast for months, fearing a huge lawsuit. >> fager: the company said "you can't air it." it's the only time that ever happened in the 50 years of "60 minutes." >> kroft: after wigand's disclosures were published elsewhere, the report finally ran. >> jeffery wigand: it's a delivery device for nicotine. >> wallace: a delivery device for nicotine? put it in your mouth, light it up, and you're going to get your fix? >> wigand: you'll get your fix. >> fager: it's incredible in retrospect, because the story itself about tobacco was as important as stories get. >> wallace: dr. wigand. >> kroft: from the start, the "60 minutes" reporting on the tobacco story was rock solid. but there have been some other cases where stories we've broadcast were on shaky ground, containing serious flaws. there was "the mule," a 1997 story about smuggling heroin from colombi

follow at&t's pending acquisition of time warner and disney buying fox's entertainment assets ceo loweld a ms of lion's gate said there is nothing going on with us regarding a large media play this morning, comcast ceo brian roberts weighed in on his company's potential deals. >> you look at inorganic opportunities that come along and you have a bar i think i would say that there is nothing we feel we have to acquire. i think that's an important point to emphasize so i think we set it high. >> there is still plenty of speculation. new street research saying it believes comcast is committing to more stock buyback purchases incase mna presents itself shares moving on speculation of a recombination of the two companies, and lion's gate could be part of the abc viacom acquisition. or it would be taken over by amazon >> so is lion's gate a deal target let's find out here now is michael burps. vice chairman of lion's gate nice to see you it's time to try a little plead the if i have of the. that's a rip off of andy cohen we are going to ask you three questions, you can only pass or plead the

i believe that we shall overcome because james russell lowell is right: "truth forever on the scaffold/ wrong forever on the throne. / yet that scaffold sways the future, / and behind the then unknown / standeth god within the shadow, / keeping watch above his own." with this faith, we will be able to adjourn the counsels of despair and bring new light into the dark chambers of pessimism. with this faith, we will be able to transform this pending cosmic elegy into a creative psalm of peace and brotherhood. with this faith, we will be able to speed up the day when all of god's children- black men and white men, jews and gentiles, protestants and catholics, hindus and muslims, theists and atheists- will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old negro spiritual, "free at last! free at last! thank god almighty, we are free at last!" we have a long, long way to go before this problem is solved, but thank god we've made strides. we've come a long, long way, before i close by quoting the words of an old negro slave preacher, who didn't quite have his grammar and diction right, bu

university of massachusetts lowell. this question is for michael o'hanlon. you spoke briefly about trump's first-year year regarding foreign policy and you already spoke about the improvements. could you go into more detail about the steps he took and explain what you meant about continuity and what we can see the next year? mr. gardiner: thank you. one final question. >> thank you. with conceptual models of analysis, can you compare trump and kim jong-un as rational decision-makers? will the bureaucratic and conceptual models balance kim jong-un handwrote if they are not rational decision-makers? mr. gardiner: thank you, and we have literally five minutes left. ms. heinrichs: this is like a very hard game show. mr. gardiner: we will start with rebeccah. ms. heinrichs: i've got them. mr. gardiner: two- or three-minute responses, and then to mike. ms. heinrichs: several questions about the president's twitter usage. there are a lot of people that say his rhetoric is undermining diplomatic efforts especially regarding the korean peninsula, to which i respond,

let's bring in john podrats, and jonathan lamir is a native of lowell, massachusetts, the greatest cityn the world. because of that, let me start with you. >> it's an all-american sign. it says on all the signs. >> it's a beautiful place. expectations from 2018 from the white house' perspective. i ask people sometimes who cover the white house, dowhat does trp want? think always say, they want to win. they got tax reform done, day got gorsuch. are there big-ticket items, beyond keeping the government home and beyond daca, are there big-ticket items the white house is looking at in 2018 and say, this would be the win for us? >> certainly, they feel like they ended 2017 with some momentum. the tax win. the white house definitely did need a victory and they got one right under the wire. in terms of 2018, there's a debate in the white house as to what to do. there's one school of thought some advisers are pitching to make more of a bipartisan push. to really finally get to infrastructure, which a lot of critics think they should have opened with last year in an attempt to bring some democra

a guy called mr lowell. idida everything. a guy called mr lowell.rd chancellor and the lord chiefjustice, calling on them to sack the senior coroner for inner north london. the board met mary hassell after concerns within the jewish and muslim communities about the way she failed to respect the wishes of families who wanted to bury deceased relatives as soon as possible — in accordance with their faith. the board called the meeting with the coroner "deeply disappointing". mary hassell has said she would not fast—track inquests based on religion. a study, seen by the bbc, shows that a powerful drug to treat epilepsy could harm families for generations. karen buck from stanmore in north—west london didn't know taking sodium valproate during her pregnancy would cause severe birth defects in her 19—year—old daughter. research carried out in korea found the effects could be passed on. the first bit of evidence that we had in any species that this could be carried onto the next generation, this is something now that needs to be looked at as quickly as pos

that's the key product by to verizon yesterday where lowell was talking stuff about 200000'" th 200000 -- you are looking at part of the content right now. they have that covered the question is where? we know he fought fearlessly to try to buy fox, did not really get there. did not get there. >> right >> that would have been constant and international distribution it is not clear to me. do you buy up a wireless company at some point because you do feel the threat of 5 g's that's significant or do you keep the arrangements that you have with verizon in place or to buy your own. >> not as much as being delivered than anticipated the buy back is at least 5 billion but they did not go above. dividends increased of 21% >> is this the market electric power? >> what do you mean? >> is it a utility that can raise dividends unless more people move into the area. they're flat maybe they can raise the price a little >> maybe >> is it utility hey, david >> it is not utility the content is an important part of business. >> i am probing. i am trying to get to your force field. >> the content launch

the lead sponsor is, bank of america, the lowell institute and our media sponsors, the boston globe, xfinity and wbur. richard aldous has kindly agreed to sign books after tonight's forlumbar. our bookstore has -- forum. our bookstore has copies available for purchase. this year marks the centennial of john f. can kennedy's birth. as we honor his life and legacy during this centennial year, we cannot be more pleased to explore the life and work of arthur. >> lettingier ger jr. in more detail tonight. i am delighted to introduce the participants in tonight's program. we are so pleased to welcome richard aldous, author of the new biography "schlesinger: the imperial historian." he is the author and editor of 11 books including mcmillon, eisenhower and the cold war and reagan and thatcher: the difficult relationship. i am also delighted to introduce our moderator for the evening, an old colleague of mine, timothy naftali, professor of history and public service at new york university. he is an award-winning author, a cnn presidential historian and also served as the director of the rich

. >> grief counts loweling as well. >> do i pier support. we don't to any counseling.e are in the counselors, psychologists we refer to people that have been vetted. >> yeah, but it is so much better, i would think of the fire fighter could talk to another fire fighter especially someone like you who has been there in the trenches. >> when you see something that is traumatic you can go home, tell your spouse bit but you cannot talk about the details because you are transferring that drama if you tell another fire fighter what you saw and how you feel takes that stress level from the 10 to seven just to tell him. >> if you could stand in front do you see sea of fire fight ers there in front of the basilica and now also marching down market street, what would you say to them. >> thanks for coming out and paying tribute to a hero. talk therapy is now accepted as a medical practice, by ama and who better to talk to then another fireman. if you need professional counseling please get it. there has been several guys and a lot of times trauma is delayed. i may see something t

. >> that a lowell -- >> i don't know, it was half the day spent there. >> i see this thing and it woulde absolutely great and everybody wants this and everybody wants -- can't we all get along. >> while we're talking, go ks pro is cutting view on revenue, $80 million on what they are calling price protection for the hero 6 black and other models. woodman taking his comp down to a dollar and cutting the workforce from about 1250 to less than 1,000 employees worldwide. >> yeah, that was suboptimal and i think they are one of the few companies that didn't do the number because there's a lot of gaming pieces today that talk about the gaming pieces doing the number gopro is a particular situation, i think the problem is the dogs won't eat it people don't want the product as much, even the drone product i'll tell you one of the things that's incredible, is that what you can do to link yourself to get a stock up, like seagate does today, talking about they own 4% of ripple, which you know is a -- >> yes, i do. >> we had the ceo the week you were out. >> i know. >> a know a lot about ripple. >>