at lowell. >> dr. matthews, president cook, i'm terry aybad, lowell alumni association. is there a problem to be addressed? yes. we agree there is. due to the fact that willie brown middle school has no existing track record of applications and admissions to lowell, they've been excluded. that needs to be fixed. the policy before you to deal with this problem is not even-handed, not well-thought-out, or backed up by research and analysis. it looks like it's taken an off-the-shelf figure of 64 points as being a magic number, without any understanding of what that means. so i think that this policy as currently written creates more problems than it solves. i also think it's worth noting, as i was very happy to hear, 21 members of the willie brown middle school inaugural class of 2018 qualified for admission to lowell under bands 1 and 2, not 3, because they were not included in band 3. and 17 of those students are enrolled as 9th graders at lowell. i think that's a great thing for lowell. it's a g

at lowell. that's for sure. there's certainly some things about diversity they're missing. i know it fits with what people's preconceived notion and it makes them very comfortable and secure within themselves to believe that african american students and latino students are not capable of surviving at lowell and achieving and excelling. only us, we're the only ones that are smart enough to do it and i know that probably makes them feel good at night. and later in life when some things don't go as well. we know, those of us who haven't been asleep all of our lives know it's not the case. we know the issue is always with opportunity. so we certainly support the district and staff of recommendations to change what happens at lowell and who gets in. i do want to just give a couple of dis jointed comments that will just make me feel better. one is, i didn't have a privilege of going in school. i'm a giant's fan. since 1951. i'm in pain because the dodgers may get in the world series. let me just say

get into lowell high school. in order to be admitted, all students must meet rigerous academic standards in middle school.in order to encourage more african american students to apply to lowell, the san francisco board of education voted to allow every student at willie brown middle school admission to lowell high if they meet the minimum academic standards.the school district said in a statement wednesday that"this change is intended to promote wbms and create more robust enrollment by ensuring there will be enough space for all wbms graduates who meet the academic criteria required for admission to lowell."critics says the admissions changes need further review and that by giving an advantage to willie brown middle school students, it could hurt the chances of students at other schools.sot because the additional students from willie brown middle school are going to crowd out students from school like aptos, james man, mlk and vis valley.supporters say the changes will give hope to kids who might not get into lowell otherwise.sotlowell middle school has one of the lar

high school with details. it's not easy to get into lowell high school. in order to be admitted, alludents must meet rigerous academic standards in middle school. in order to encourage more african american students to apply to lowell, the san francisco board of education voted to allow every student at willie brown middle school admission to lowell high if they meet the minimum academic standards.the school district said in a statement wednesday that "this change is intended to promote wbms and create more robust enrollment by ensuring there will be enough space for all wbms graduates who meet the academic criteria required for admission to lowell."critics says the admissions changes need further review and that by giving an advantage to willie brown middle school students, it could hurt the chances of students at other schools.sot because the additional students from willie brown oust like aptos, james man, mlk and vis valley.supporters say the changes will give hope to kids who might not get into lowell otherwise.sotlowell middle school has one of the largest population of african

get into lowell high school. in order to be admitted, all students must meet rigerouscademic standards in middle school.in order to encourage more african american students to apply to lowell, the san francisco board of education voted to allow every student at willie brown middle school admission to lowell high if they meet the minimum academic standards.the school district said in a statement wednesday that"this change is intended to promote wbms and create more robust enrollment by ensuring there will be enough space for all wbms graduates who meet the academic criteria required for admission to lowell."critics says the admissions changes need further review and that by giving an advantage to willie brown middle school students, it could hurt the chances of students at other schools.sot because the additional students from willie brown middle school are going to crowd out students from school like aptos, james man, mlk and vis valley.supporters say the changes will give hope to kids who might not get into lowell otherwise.sotlowell middle school has one of the large

(catherine) the san francisco board of education has made changes to the admissions policy at lowellgh school...(grant) the school has rigorous admissions standards... and the district hopes the changes will attract more black , latino, and pacific islander students. kron 4's charles clifford explains the changes... it's not easy to get into lowell high school. in order to be admitted, all students must meet rigerous academic standards in middle school. in order to encourage more african american students to apply to lowell, the san francisco board of education voted to allow every student at willie brown middthe school district said in a statement and create more robust enrollment by ensuring there will be enough space for all wbms graduates who meet the academic criteria required for admission to lowell."critics says the admissions changes need further review and that by giving an advantage to willie brown middle school students, it could hurt the chances of students at other schools.sot because the additional students from willie brown middle school are going to crowd out students

he is modeled after a real journalist, lowell thomas. a number of years ago i was asked by the naval institute press to do an additional lowell thomas. i wasn't checking spelling. there were true copy editors. my job was to take a look at raiders of the deep and place it in historical context. people just reading it did not really appreciate the war, the navy, or the german navy, are all the aspects of submarine lore and history that you learn about today. when i was doing that, my father-in-law came to visit. i was very lucky with my in-laws. about to become a grandfather, too. he came and he noticed on my desk a 1920's addition of "raiders of the deep." he opens it up. the reason i share this with you is his first comment was, "lowell thomas, i read this when i was a boy." of course he did. in books, in journalism, on the radio. that was his sign-on. why do i bring him up? i bring him up because people who -- lowell thomas presented this as an adventure. was the war terrific? no. was it god awful? you bet it was. it was a terrible situ

so lowell takes the phone from her. >> will you tell us. >> who is lowell?> lowell is from the foundation, and they have given out $68 million in horendn science for their efforts. >> i am in your wife's classroom rightorthis. it wasomplete surprise that an n family foundation. >> what kind of an award? >> how much money are we talking about? >> i'll let him explain. >> the amount your wife received today it was $25,000. >> whoa. >> yeah. she's a teacher. she's going to spend it all on pencils and paper for the kids. >> she probably will. but the prize is unrestricted. >> how did they find her? >> somebody can submit you for the award. somebody told them that she's the kind of person who keeps a dossier on all of her students. she charts their progress. she knows how they're doing in reading, writing, everything else. so people can know how their children are doing. here is travis her husband's reaction. >> so -- [ laughter ] >> i love this organization. what a beautiful thing it is they do. >> look at the surprise when she first found out. >> hayley couch.

chip reid, cbs news, lowell, massachusetts . >> ninan: what a great family.l, that's the cbs weekend news for this saturday. later on cbs, "48 hours." and for news any time, go to cbsn at cbsnews.com or download the cbs news app. i'm reena ninan in new york. thank you for joining us the store has been drained dry.. after getting caught up -- in an underage alcohol sting. good evening, i'm brian hackney. i'm juliette goodrich. it's happened not once -- but twice in the past year.. at the store on nave drive in novato. >>> good evening. >> this happened not once, but twice in the past year at the store on made drive. if it happens again, it will be the last. andrea? >> reporter: yeah, juliet. the novado police department said it actively works in the community to stop alcohol from getting in the hands of minors. in the last year, this safeway store has been caught selling alcohol to minors in at least two separate incidents. that means this store on nave drive can't sell liquor for the next 60 days. all the beer, wine, and hard alcohol have been cleared off the

institute press to do an additional lowell thomas. i wasn't checking spelling. editors.e true copy my job was to take a look at raiders of the deep and place it in historical context. people just reading it did not really appreciate the war, the navy, or the german navy, are all the aspects of submarine lawyer and history that you learn about today. lore and history that you learn about today. when i was doing that, my father-in-law came to visit. i was very lucky with my in-laws. about to become a grandfather, too. noticed on my desk a 1920's addition of "raiders of the deep." he opens it up. the reason i share this with you is his first comment was, "lowell thomas, i read this when i was a boy." of course he did. in books, in journalism, on the radio. that was his sign-on. why do i bring him up? i bring him up because people -- lowell thomas presented this as an adventure. was the war terrific? no. awful?god you bet it was. it was a terrible situation, but lowell thomas brought home the interesting, cutting-edge, different aspect of

supporters of the vote say the changes will give hope to kids who might not get into lowell otherwiseell middle school has one of the largest population of african american students in the city. if the board truly want to provide services to students you need to create a path from where they are and the means creating a path from willie brown middle school>( darya ) the school district is also launching an outreach campaign to remind all middle school students in san francisco ... that if they have good grades, they might be able to get into lowell. ( james ) community members are outraged over the two local businesses in east bay that will have to shut down and find new locations. the property owner signed a contract with the recently opened whole foods which is now forcing jade garden chinese restaurant and a u-p-s store to close their doors. the new contract prevents the smaller businesss from renewing their leases. both businesses have been in that location for decades. ( james )new this morning. social security benefits are going up next year for millions of americans. the govern

lowell bases its admissions mostly on grades and test scores. the district is now facing questions about whether that policy violates state laws. new this morning: valero agrees to pay a six- figure settlement in connection with violations at its refinery in benicia. the bay area air district issued valero 22 notices over about one year for not complying with regulations. half were for exceeding emissions limits. others were tied to leaks in storage tanks or fuel lines. the air district says valero quickly corrected each problem. but will pay 266-thousand dollars. valero is not commenting on the settlement. the so-called google village ) is the talk of the town in neighborhoods around downtown san jose. today folks can go on the record with their concerns. tonight is a meeting of the station area advisory group ). on the agenda is a discussion of the top issues, opportunities, outcomes.as well as protecting the airspace around san jose airport. there is also an opportunity for public comment. the meeting is tonight at 6pm at san jose city hall.

and he's modeled after a real journalist, lowell thomas. a number of years ago, i was asked by the nay eventually institute press to do an edition of thomas' raider of the deep. i wasn't checking spelling -- i didn't have to do that. there were copyists that did it before i. i was to place it in historical context. people reading it wouldn't appreciate that war for the german navy or all the aspects of submarine and world war i history that you learned about today. and you've learned a great deal. and so i did that. while i was doing that, my father-in-law came to visit. and unlike most in-laws, i was very lucky with my in-laws. all right? i'm about to become a grandfather, too. that's a good idea. he came and he noticed on my desk a 1/9/20s edition of "raiders of the deep." he opened it up. his first comment was, oh, i read this when i was a boy! of course he did. in books, in journalism, on the radio, until tomorrow. that was in the air. why do i bring him up? i bring him up because people who drew the submarines, lowell thomas presented

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and it's also stated that there is no place for any negotiation and bothering with the party and lowell's actually. party and the police so however the statement gives no details to worst of bribery case and the man in the amount of bribes or any parties involved in this case so actually we're not really clear about the details of the case but the chinese authorities is now handling the case in a very high profile way so the same it also sounds that the minister of the public security actually are has chaired a meeting during the night to discuss the matter and now and now the chinese police is setting up a task force to go out there any associates with moats. talk about a case that was due to have these correspondent feed become. the government of indonesia says nearly two thousand bodies have been recovered since an earthquake and a tsunami struck two weeks ago they fear the number of dead could rise as thousands are still unaccounted for. is your correspondent bastin heartache reports from the city of close to the center of the disaster he's been following the efforts of one family to

so and it's also stated that there is no place for any negotiation and bothering with a party and lowell's actually ties to party and the police so however the statement gives no details to us the bribery case and the man in the amount of bribes or any parties involved in this case so actually when not really clear about the details of the case but the chinese authorities is now handling the case in a very high profile way so the statement also sounds that the minister of the public security actually. has chaired a meeting during the night to discuss the matter and now and now the chinese of police is setting up a task force to go out to any associates but most. talk about every case. so i'm going to say the news now and on sunday are the leipsic public in a one sided affair the bulls smashed home six goals lifting the club to second in the one to see. if nuremberg coach michel kona couldn't believe what he was saying pre-match he was in for a rude awakening come kick off black sequin to head off to just three minutes team adventure with the leg work kevin kapil with the finishing touch. i

and board policy 5120.1, lowell high school admissions policy. both of those items will be heard on the 9th for a second reading instead of this evening. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: okay. so because of that, i do have a couple of folks that are here for those items, section e, item 1. so if you are here for that, we're not going to hear it. so you are welcome to go and come back on october 9. if you choose to stay, you can make your comments, but it will be heard at public comment. so that doesn't come until item f. if you want it stay, you can stay until public comment, item f, win is after all the vote on the proposals for action. otherwise, you can return on october 9. are you clear on that? so if you are -- when we get to public comment, i will call these names. if you show up, great. if not, we'll see you again on the 9th. okay. could we please get the community advisory committee for special education? on this item, as they're coming up, there's also in section g, you have three appointments to the committee for special education. and i

it has a distribution partnership with canada based cronos group they also invested in lowell brands,ompany in california. the ceo of lowell brands says he is talking to a number of canadian companies that might be interested in partnering on a distribution network with him. grow life is a san diego based company that provides cannabis growers with materials and equipment. the company recently opened a store in calgary, is expecting surge in demand. here in the u.s., a lot of companies are worried about losing out on that opportunity and are speaking up about it a california based company has taken out this ad in "the wall street journal," urging president trump to make marijuana federally legal. some industry insiders while excited about canada's legalization are managing expectations, reminding us the market in canada is projected to be smaller than that of california alone morgan, back to you. >> thank you aditi roy. >>> volatility in pot stocks as canada legalizes recreational marijuana tomorrow is spurring a boom in the legal cannabis industry joining us on canada's decision and

they find responsible hopefully not the usual suspect we've got the thoughts of legal media analyst lowell he should concentrate more on that security policing content there is the main suspect their negligence the fact that they're paying attention far too much to what somebody is saying then to the internal security of their system zaher to blame they're the ones giving me to tell me that is the year almost twenty nine they have not figured out how to protect names yet this also screams out for the internet bill of rights all over the world you see that's what facebook should be paying attention to but instead oh oh no no it's worried about shutting down. and pages that nobody would have even known about has done this americans and the world are saying what are you going to do about it why do you care as much about our personal safety our data our information as you do in our opinions which you may not agree with that's the issue. well news of the investigation into the hucking scandal comes a day after a facebook shut done hundreds of pages on the it's accuses of being misleading we spo

temperatures in lowell any weekend because they are introducing me slightly cooler north—westerly s teamy do to next week. with the high pressure close to the south and west, always staying dry year while you're likely to see rain showers, certainly in northern and eastern areas, and the north—west of the game, just keeping those temperatures pegged back on those expected this weekend, only two or three degrees but if you are inside, it will feel pleasant enough. the close ties rather indicative of stronger winds here through monday, tuesday and indeed wednesday. when they very similar sort of story with others are showers or cloud in the north and east, elsewhere, that breeze, early frost, touch of frost, it for daran potentially but in the sunshine outside the wind, feeling pleasa nt sunshine outside the wind, feeling pleasant and after then the sea change later in the week. just watch how this cold air stars to pundits may southward and that is as ebay picked up a northerly wind, a real blast of cold air notjust here, across the uk, but strong winds pushing that there was no potential

and it's also stated that there is no place for any negotiation and brotherly with the party and lowell's actually ties to party and the police so however this statement gives no details to worst of bribery case no matter the amount of bribes or any parties involved in the case so actually when not really clear about the details of the case but the chinese authorities is now handling the case in a very high profile way the same it also sounds that the minister of the public security actually. has chaired a meeting during the night to discuss the matter and now and now the chinese police is setting up a task force to go after any associates but most. talk about a case yeah let's talk a little bit more about those allegations because we know china has made fighting corruption one of its biggest priorities in recent years we know that several top officials public figures they've actually disappeared in connection with corruption tell us more about meg's background and why he might have been targeted because of the authorities have not really been transparent with the actual accusations have

lowell. and respect. you know. i sowed the blues too wide to flats. and then i had the sensation of floating in the air. and that the end of my consciousness. when i woke up. i found myself in a total darkness and silence. happened in the morning it was. twilight. i saw some moving. to me from to send a part of the city. then i.v. a lie as they have a process of human beings but then it looked like the process of. the hell was. raised straight up and they'll a bleeding burn. then black smoke. and death can then the flesh wound and you from the bone. as one who actually experienced the. mist drivable hora. i can never let any human being. to experience that ever again. and you know this is your make this of the world please be a human. the way your. ship really be people all over the wound was very worried over including people in the soviet union and the us. well yeah you can arms race was getting out of hand. with potentially catastrophic consequences. but not because of the risk of a fatal political decision but because of the possibility of a techn

(ken) the san francisco board of education has made changes to the admissions policy at lowell high school..kron 4 's charles clifford on how they're trying to attract students from a wider ethnic background. (catherine) some not great news for commuters in san francisco hoping to drive down fremont street soon. the street has been shut down between mission and howard since cracks were discovered in two support beams at the salesforce transit center. four steel towers are now in place to shore up the area. street optransit center officials say that won't happen until next wednesday october 17. meanwhile...overnight closures of first street are done for the week, but there will be one more between sometime next week hurricane michael slammed the floriday coast as one of the strongest storms in recent memory. it continues as a powerful storm tonight bringing more flooding rains and powerful winds into georgia. the storm will move rapidly to the north east through the carolinas before moving back into the atlantic. it was mostly sunny but nice around the bay area today but cooler with highs i

then they went to lowell observatory to see the mapping and see how these features were depicted on maps, because they have to read the maps and relate what they are seeing on the maps to the features. after dinner up here, the group broke up into three. each group with some folks. some of them stayed here with this telescope. some went to northern arizona university and their telescope. and others went to the flagstaff station of the naval observatory. there were three different groups using the three different coal scopes. the astronauts each looked through the telescopes to the moon and see where they could be going. in one day they could see an impact crater, how they are depicked on maps and what they actually looked like. the first trip was very successful. nasa realized the value of training the astronauts to do geology, and all of the future groups of astronauts though went to the moon president came ere to flagstaff to train. we are now out in the field. we are several miles from downtown flagstaff the, not very far from sunset crater, a volcanic feature that erupted tens of tho

future cast, lowell cloud cover you can see, not everywhere but along the coastline, it will hang in the afternoon. otherwise sunny and mild. sunday, those coastal clouds and cooler weather will linger. we will be warmer average away from the water this weekend. mainly clear and cool overnight tonight. a mild to warm weekend with small day-to-day changes coming up next week. we will stay similar. highs tomorrow in the 70s for redwood city and cupertino, 83 in morgan hill, walnut creek tomorrow 81, pleasanton and feel filled in the 80s. oakland down to 73, so not -- ukiah you are high tomorrow sunshine and 84 degrees. we will warm up a few degrees monday tuesday, cooldown wednesday and thursday. the overall theme is a lot of 80s, and a lot of 60s at the coast. that will continue for the next several days. minutes away from the big football game tonight. it is clear and cool but beautiful. valley christian taking on sarah in friday night football. >> perfect night for football. >>> it's hard to spell schwarzenegger, the for californians and us ntv as well. up next, we dig into the kpix

i want to bring in victoria lowell who is the president of the washington international horse show.now we have some warmups happening. we could ihe a parade of horses at any moment, victoria. talk to us about inha general this is all about, that hunter and jumper horse rrmpetition, t? >> yes, correct. this is all about celebrating the horse. this has been going onor 60 years and we are just thrilled to have people come down and experience the horses. we have 500 horses coming down the streets of c. and jumped in the o capital arena? we've been lucky enough to have this event in washington for so many years. can you talk to me about what the horse do for people? i mean, the impact on a person and their relationship with a horse. >> well, first of all, i think they make you smile. i mean, as you come down to the capital one arena, horses are walking up and down the street all day long. everybody can touch and pet them and experience the horses up close and personal. really unlike no other event in the country. >> i just rof it. i'm sure our viewers that were upt 6:00, they'll love to

the top public high schools in the country and approved a proposal to reduce racial disparity at lowell high school which is predominantly white and asian students. only one african-american teenager among the 500 teenagers. they admit students on grades and they will offer automatic admission for qualified applicants from the willie brown middle school. >>> the transit center remains closed and how soon those closed streets could reopen as engineers test the buildings structural safety. >>> rebuilding after last year's devastating wildfires in norman california and how one white -- refinery is using the opportunity to build stronger and better. >>> we see traffic is going to be busy and as you drive on many commutes in cute -- including highway four coming up west. >>> seen mostly clear skies and low clouds with a little breeze and that the cooler breeze and we will show you the wednesday temperatures. fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. business grinds to a halt. our gig-speed network not only downloads files up to 20 times faster, we go be

if you are still here for board policy 5120.1, which was the lowell high school school and the student assignment issue, and would still like to speak, this is the time for you to speak, which is public comment. john, or cs, deborah, mark, sarah, annie, gabriella, and marie show. or any of those folks here still this evening? ok. come on up. >> good evening. i'm speaking on behalf of of the african-american parent advisory council. and we wanted to address the board in regards to the e-mail that we sent earlier. they said it would be reviewed and have it noted on record we stand by supporting the amendment. to add a preference for students attending willie brown middle school who meet the delayed out our requirements. and just a reminder, at this point in history, in 1957, the little rock nine had to be escorted into school so they could access education. it was rightfully there is. they were not getting at the schools that they were at. his to the ears that are listing in the eyes that are watching are keeping a reminder that history does repeat itself and things come back up but we w

. >> let me readout loud what abby lowell, attorney for jared kushner says.ng the advice of numerous attorneys and accountants, mr. kushner properly filed and paid all taxes due under the law and regulations. basically saying the law was followed here. but average americans may look at this and say that's not quite fair, that law that allows someone making millions, if not billions, to not pay incomes. >> absolutely. if you're a homeowner, more than half of the homeowners in this country do not get to deduct mortgage interest or their property taxes, but if you buy a building with no money down, commercial building and you can do that if you're a well establish established person of real estate. you get to write off the entire building to offset your other income. if your deduction for the year is $25 million and your income is $20 million, you pay no income tax and you get $5 million to use in the future. that's what the times shows that jared kushner did from the documents he had. and there's no reason for this, by the way. we don't have a shortage of real

the other groups include the fin a lowell cartel, cartel de julisco, and others. >> we take very seriously the challenges that we get from other international organizations, they challenge the law and the sovereignty of the united states, they insert their own law, their own sovereignty. they impose their own penalties, their own punishments, and they have their own ways of taxing innocent people in our >> the task force announced pro crashed into the house. >> after the deputy kicked the door in and they got them out of the house quickly. >> coming up next, the injured deputy helped get them out before the vehicle and house caught fire. >>> plus, power cut to thousands because of the high fire danger in northern california. up next, we'll talk to pg&e about the decision. >>> a halloween themed birthday party on the peninsula ends in terror. two people are dead, two more wounded. still to come, we hear from the man who threw the party for his daughter as he talks about what happened. >>> a high-speed chase comes to a fiery end when a sheriff's deputy crashes into a home in bodega bay. desp

we expect that to be fol lowelled by senator mitch mcconnell speaking before we around 10:30 or so get the first vote on judge kavanaugh's nomination. that will essentially be the cloture vote to end the debate on his confirmation process triggering the remaining 30 hours or so. so we will dip into that as the senators begin to take the podium. as they make any comments over the course over the next several hours. time now for money, power and politics. the markets just opened up. we're watching for the impact of the september jobs report. just out this morning. employered ps added 134,000 jobs last month. and the unemployment rate fell to 3.7%. that's the lowest level since december of 1969. the president tweeting about that this morning already. those numbers coming after the market took a bit of a dive yesterday. the dow falling the most in two months on fears of rising interest rates. let's get the very latest from cnbc's dominic chu. >> we are seeing the markets show some signs of stability in the wake of that large down day yesterday. rising interest rates, as you pointed out wer

about military and veterans, this is the same senator who took 113 days to respond to a veteran from lowellho had been contacting her office. sen. warren: one of the things we do very well in massachusetts as we have a lot of research. i've been a strong proponent on the armed services committee for making sure those research dollars go to our facilities here. i was able to get a whole new building for lincoln labs that is going to be important for the region. for the work that is done in am to make, and hansk sure the base can handle aircraft and the like. what was also important to me sitting on armed services is the people. all three of my brothers were veterans. i take very seriously my responsibility to veterans. i answer questions. my office got back to the group you are talking about that date and open letter. ultimately,o them, personally. when we are talking about our veterans, this is another problem we've got with who government works for. it works great for the giant contractors but it's not working for our service members. one of the things i was able to get through is that com

men's movement, coal miners, but, in fact, it was garment industry workers as early as the 1830s in lowell, massachusetts, young women organizing one of the first unions in the country and then the garment industry workers in new york city in 1909 leading the big shirt waste strike. within the civil rights movement there are women like rosa parks who are acknowledged as being catalytic but they are presented to us in somehow palatable forms that she was demure, stoic. in fact, rosa parks was a lifelong advocate and furious fighter against racist oppression in the jim crowsouth. investigated the gang rapes of black women by white men and the accusations of sexual misconduct against black men made by white women. rosa parks was unapologetic in many ways about her fury, but in order to be presentable and digestible, she was presented to us as quiet, polite, within that same narrow range of expression that we deem okay and respectable in women that we were talking about with regard to dr. christine blasey ford. not only do we have to find the women at the beginning of the movements. when we fi

i'm now professor emayor us the at u-mass lowel. i went there in 1993 from -- emeritis at u-mass lowel. i went there to build a program in economic social development which was successful. then, however, there was a change in regime. a politician came in. his name was marty meehan. and he destroyed our program. but he didn't destroy the intellectual capability because i had some really good students in that program. it was a master's program. they are still working with me. they are why i have an organization now. it is a 501c 3 organization which i started in 2010 because i said if the university doesn't want me to do this research and to have a critical view of what's going on in the economy, well, we'll do it another way. and fortunately, the ins soot for new economic thinking came along and has generously funded our research over the years. we wouldn't be able to exist without their funding. and i recently last may retired. my three daughters held an unretirement party for me because they knew it was so that i could spend all of

brands, and also molson coors has a venture with an abopatapathecary group and also other companies lowell brands, its ce is telling us he is talking to a number of canadian companies on a u.s. distribution network many are worried about losing our. terror te-- terra tech has take out an ad in the "wall street journal" reminding president trump to go legal. >> thank you very much, aditi. >> joining us now is director. >> i think when people think of the pure play cannabis stock i want to talk u touch on those first -- owe touch on those first? how do we grasp a canopy growth in >> certainly the valuation paradigm is a little challenging. it is common to see projections in a staples category that looks anything like the cannabis industry what you are taking is a $7 billion market and over time converting that to legal sales that's not going to happen in a straight line. but it does suggest you will see very strong, double and triple digit compound annual growth rates over the next five years so from a valuation standpoint, we think that has to be factored into a methodology, we have to use

. >> pop's been on wall street since 1953 worked with lowell. >> '53, mike >> that's overlapping, though> i was just talking about raw investment knowledge >> i thought you were saying i could add a new wrinkle on things >> well, you are and mike's going to like this because sam is attributing a lot of the price pressure on pes politics and elections >> politics and earnings >> no, it says politics and elections here >> all right that good too. it works >> usually there's work in the s&p the second and third quarter prior to elections that didn't happen so do go on. >> do go on, i say yes. what we normally see is a negative return in the second and third quarters because of the uncertainty leading up to the midterm elections. traditionally the party in power loses 22 seats in the house, 4 seats in the senate. that's probably not going to happen this time around or at least according to the pollsters in the senate. the republicans could pick up a seat but they're vulnerable in the house. so i think we're seeing a lot of the selloff be attributed to the elections, but obviously to be attri