mack went first, playing a murder victim. was mack up for th? >> yes.ely. >> reporter: quinn's unit used pig's blood to simulate a head wound. they knew they had to make it look convincing to leon. >> when you're dealing with a doctor who's probably seen wounds, then, you need to be as realistic as you can. >> reporter: he's been shot? >> yes. shot in the head. >> reporter: in the photos? >> shot in the head. yes. >> reporter: meghan's role was different. she played the victim of a kidnapping. >> we zip tied her hands, zip tied her feet and, then, duct taped around her mouth. for us, this is very clinical. but in meghan's case, it hit her. and the tears were flowing. and she just broke down. >> there's no words. i'm sitting there just hysterical. but i guess it made the photos look better because it was real tears. it was real emotion. >> reporter: meanwhile adam, the undercover police officer posing as a hitman, exchanged texts and calls with leon. >> i want that taken care of asap, too. this has gotta be fixed. >> most of the conversations have to do

and josie mack should stop playing games with people because he owes everybody in chicago an apology due to the fact that we have people shot every day in chicago, people that are killed every other day in chicago and right now, january 29th 2019 about 35 people have been killed in chic. with the news about people being killed, he's taken resources from much-needed communities where violence is running rampant out here. >> laura: let me just say this, guys, to the both of you, i'm not interested in his cry for help. i am interested in the cry for help from the family of that 1-year-old child killed. so jussie cry for help i'm not that thrilled to talk about. i'm not really worried about him, he will figure it out. but i am worried about the people, mark, who don't get the benefit of the news coverage and the focus that he managed to galvanize because this political narrative sit with the left-wing media and the celebrity culture demanded, mark, close it out. >> mark: i could not agree with you more. we don't really care why mr. mr. smolletts mack created this hoax and we don't care h

terrorists that were behind the attack and the india minister unsecured forces, but the magnificent billy mackse of the news is on the trade ties with with the two countries. india has to remove pakistan from the most favourite and nationless which means that the goods coming from pakistan now will face a higher terror. india has imposed about 200% high tariffs which will impact about $490 high tariffs which will impact about m90 million worth of goods. —— higher terror. mainly these are minerals, fruits, and edible oils. now this also will lead to not only increase in prices for these goods in india, but will also encourage informal trade routes to uae and singapore. interesting because we keep talking about the us china trade war but might this lead to a trade war but might this lead to a trade war but might this lead to a trade war between india and pakistan and will pakistan retaliate with their own duties on indian goods? and will pakistan retaliate with their own duties on indian goodwm far, pakistan has not commented on the india tariffs hike but if it does retaliate, it will not be ben

ball gets out to mack running the floor over to josh leblanc. he throws it down. mngcc with the no-look mass. leblanc finishing it. he had 17 points. hoyas, they're getting in it. georgetown down by two. pulling up and hitting the three. the freshman gives georgetown lead. he wasn't done. just a few plays later, more from him knocking down another, game-high 23 points for him. georgetown beat xavier 80-73. on the women'sside, 11th ranked maryland takes care of business against wisconsin. they win it 75-57. you win some, you losee. s on't worry, the capitals are back. the team practicing today after their b all-starreak followed by the bye week. alex ovechki will be sitting out tomorrow's game because he chose not to play in the all-star game. but neither that or that seven-game losing streak dampening the mood at practice. this team knows they need to dturn things aro and they're happy to be back together. >> i just felt a little bit different energy around our room today and guys happy to be back with each other. for as much as we look at it, you know, differenth

thank you. >> commissioner mack. >> very good plan. thank you for the presentation. congratulations. >> thank you. >> clearly this is a plan that had a lot of due diligence. i want to congratulate you, your team, and well thought out. i agree with commissioner woo ho, sometimes we forget what was accomplished. i just want to say continue to keep moving forward. i like the strategic plan and i just hope we can continue to build on it and -- to me, it was well thought out. we keep measuring in our small victories are just as important as our big victories as we move forward. i believe 2019 year, knock on wood, but this year will be a good year for us. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you, elaine for this report. this is great. very detailed. it's just express i have of what a record year we had last year. all that was accomplished. i think a huge congratulations should go out to you and your team. the staff has just been moving along with lots of different projects and activities. i mean, we're just soaring to new heights with all the stuff we're doing. i like the cha

and now you're a mack truck or to handle it bellinger is ready to give it a try. with the somewhat queasy feeling he climbs into the two hundred kilo bobsled . and the curves the writers are subjected to a gravitational force up to five times their own body weight. the bobsled reaches speeds of up to one hundred forty kilometers per hour. oh. oh oh. oh. oh. it was amazing it was like the weirdest thing i've ever done my legs were shaking he was still shaking. oh no it's just it's unbelievable really unbelievable. well he made it not quite in record time but i think felling has good reason to raise a toast he survived his baptism of ice on the world's oldest barbara. it looks a bit like this in my hallway at home and if you occasionally on a things from the internet you might know what i'm talking about around the world billions of packages are sent every year and that means masses of baba are. packaging material. for everyone i guess but not forces then an artist from the netherlands she takes these materials and creates amazing artworks inspired by renaissance ar

mack meyer. is living the dream in scottsdale. i'm looking at paul meyer his dad.e and i went to college together. i know he is in there. he is out there proud. >> sidearm her. >> yeah. >>> one of the most photographed trees in north america. the storm damage to a famous cyprus that is at least a century old. >>> now this week storm brought down trees and power lines. now it has damaged a california icon. the storm tore off a women of the famous lone cypress tree at pebble breach. the tree is thought to be about 250 years old. it is also the logo of pebble beach. it has drawn visitors for decades to that spot. >>> more bad weather raging on in southern california where it washed away an entire road in riverside county. we can see a waterfall where i highway should be. residence in the area were asked to shelter in place because of the torrential rain. this is new video from san bernardino county. you can see crews from the sheriff aviation unit. ical >> the whole state needs a break. i think we went to get one. >> we can take say goodbye to the weather pattern. up

he said two a macked him as part of a hate crime, but there have been reports he paid the men to carryn assault. through hisen attorney hes the charge. a convoy of trucks has evacuated some of the remaining civilians from the last village in syria stillte held by the islamic s group. despite some reports that the fighters had surrendered, the u.s.-backed syrian democratic forces beseeching the areansay some civilnd fighters were still inside. watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, samsung unveils its new folding phone, but you better start saving now if you want one. from the skies over afghanistan, kosovo, and most recentlyraq, a tornado has been the frontline warplane.th no iconic aircraft is retiring. to mark the end of an aviation era, three tornadoes have been past, andewell flies thousands turned out to watch the final hour. jonathan beale had exclusive access to the flight. jothan: once more to the skies, but not for much longer. >> we are off. jonathan: with the bbc on b lrd one of thet flights the tornado. it has been in service for 40 years and

like i knew he wasn't going to pay that money and david mack -- david packer had already chewed me out on many occasions. >> this is a man that you trusted and secretly recorded. have you legally or illegally recorded other clients. >> i have. >> legally or illegally? >> i believe that they are legal . >> did you tell them? >> in new york state i don't have to tell them. sometimes i use it for contemporaneous notetaking. >> is your trusted lawyer according -- your trusted lawyer recording you, is that something you would like? >> no, sir. >> did you ever default in any of these loans? has, i am not in default and have never filed a bankruptcy. i replaced that from a different heloc. i own no banks any money. >> how about a taxicab today if you had to sell? >> the ones in chicago i do have to sell. , the answer isrk no, i don't. they are, the industry is going through a major correction because of ridesharing that has changed a lot of things. >> the value of it. >> yes. >> with the banks make you a loan again based on your record? >> actually, they did. d.d we refinance >> have they nev

your god saw me go graduations mr mack. brought her off obama promised to try to improve relations with north korea. but kim jong il had other ideas. at the outset of the obama administration. the president and his office his staff myself included sought to send messages to north korea to signal that we were interested in. pursuing or reinventing a diplomatic track so you send this message what was it was. the answer was a missile test in the first few months of the obama administration. you were on the offensive gesture it was an act of defiance and it's also a task the north koreans have a history of trying to break in a new leader you there in south korea or in the united states. the younger nuclear facility expanded its operations the obama administration took note but continued to pursue its policy of strategic patience. you know the north koreans used to say to us your your policy is for to treat patients that's what these patients as you want to read just build a nuclear program and that's what they did. unfortunatel

mack. heartfelt, too. believe me. ok. thank you very much. i have to study. i'm not happy about it, it's not doing the trick. but i'm adding things to it. when you add whatever i have to add, it's all -- it's all going to happen where we're going to build a beautiful big, strong wall that's not going to let criminals and traffickers and drug dealers and drug -- it's very simple. very simple. we're building a wall. i'm saying we're finishing a wall. we just started a big, big section on the rio grande. you probably saw it. some of you were there when you started. you didn't believe t you went there. you see trucks all over the place. he's not kidding. i don't kid. i never kid about construction. i love construction. i know how to do it for the right price. we're getting a beautiful looking structure that's also less expensive to build. and works much better. that's a good combination of events. it was crazy what they were putting up. i happen to think the walls they were building so obstructive and ugly, that walls got bad names, if that means anything. but th

. >> here is mack face in 1921. >> they even do black face with jefferson. >> i wouldn't be surprisedkirt. >> poring through the university of virginia old year books, history professor kurt van dock is uncovering countless examples of black face and other mockery of minorities. from fraternity parities to demeaning characteristics it's taking various forms. >> one image he can't get out of his mind is the mock lynching from a fraternity page from a year book in 1971. >> you have a white person in black face who has as into around his neck and hanging from his tree. s in a horrifying image. i can't imagine why anyone would ever put in in a year book. >> he cochairs the school's commission on gracious. part of the expanding campus effort to confront and own the school's past. >> one sentiment we hear from those accused of this or attending these types of events is that it's just a joke. >> oh. well. >> what do you say to that. >> to white supremacists it's a joke. >> even the titles of the year book is steeped in racism. corks and curls is a reference to burned cork used to blacken fac

as widespread rain and high winds slam the store mack now at 11, a live look at the toll plaza, on and off raindrop tonight is expected and there will be more to come on super bowl sunday. widespread rain and high wind raked to the bay area. >>> it wasn't just rain, parts of the bay area pummeled by hail today, we begin the newscast, and the weather center. here is the latest storm that is winding up about 100 miles west of the bay area moving slowly east and filling in before it does, look where we have gusty winds, chance of them understood our and more rain coming in tomorrow, as well, wind right now pretty dusty out there, 28 miles an hour at napa. 33 miles an hour and we are getting pretty gusty winds tonight. here's what it looks like, the uncharacteristic southeasterly flow of this rain over the bay area, but that load is just offshore all coming from south to north and some of the showers coming down pretty good at times, especially in the santa cruz mountains which has picked up in excess of three inches of rain, east at the moment not so much but there will be more rain on th

in december, after sitting empty for nearly a dade, the town's former mack truck production facility was sold to a chinese mattress manufactuer. they are expected to open this year and hire 250 workers. winnsboro sits between columbia, south carorllina and chaotte, north carolina. state and county officials are marketing the "i-77 international megasite," just ten miles outside of winnsboro on a 1,500 acre tract of land, as the location of the area's next major employer. the mayor is hoping it will lure an auto manufacturer that can bring 2,000 jobs or more. but if it comes, it won't come cheap. >> where the town really is involved with it is that we urally electricity and n gas and water. we've floated about a $12 miion bond to make sure we have a sustainable water supply for our reservoir to help with industrial recruitment. >> reporter: $12 million is a big sum fo gamble on recruiting a big company. but it's a gamble mayor gaddy believes they ha to take. >> to have downtown to be successful, you got to have a critical mass of people. have the critical mass people, you have to have

news 4 scott mack far land has reaction from capitol hill. >> reporter: it was a late night of peoplecting to what thee pres said in his state of the union address. we spoke with several local members of congress late last night and they said they we noting what they didn't hear, no references to federal workers, to those furloughs from the last government shutdown or the possibility o another one in just nine days. >> there are a lot of things i didn't hear. i didn'ter hear rce to federal government employees or contractors who suffered through the longest shutdown in history due to president trump. i didn't hear a genuine expression of gratitude to men and women who serve in the military. >> you would never know that 800,000 federal workers and equal number of federalac con employees were furloughed for 35 days, losing two tychecks. >> president has events later today to move on from the state of the union address and re-enforce some of the points he made. local members of congress back in session later today, but there are no local republicans whoespond and re-enforce what the pres

humanladys mack, resources committee cochair. dr. betty gardner, former president.d, development committee chair. marshall.gloria brown hunter, past president. dr. fraser. dr. jarvis gibbons. dr. cheryl. hykel. banks, co-committee cochair. dr. duncan. marsh.san dr. medford. dr. palmer. ms. anita sheppard. pleasel councilmembers stand and be recognized. [applause] >> we appreciate your service. thank you. va now, dr. gladys gary ughn. >> good morning. as you have just heard, i am gladys gary vaugn. and this is my partner in crime. together, we cochair this special annual event and it is our privilege to do so. i am here to recognize our city officials and organizational partners with us today. asked you to hold applause. i'm going to ask you to do the same thing. you responded to him very nicely. i hope you will respond to me. anderson,ber monique would you please stand and remain standing? alexandria councilman, john , mr. carl racine, the attorney general of the district of columbia, mr. brandon todd, district of , andbia city councilman prince george's city counci

later in the half, go to that mcclung guy again. 21 points for17 mack. of those in the first half. second half, through the legs and knocks i down. he had 21 points. georgetown upsets 17th ranked villanova 85-73. all right. pay attention. president barack obama in the building. all eyes on zion williamson, the nation's most exciting playe just seconds into this game, zion goes to plant on his left foot, his shoe falls apart. awkward slide, his foot bursts through his shoe, hurting his right knee. did not return to the game. huge injury that might change the collegeasketball landscape. depending how serious the injury. north carolina upset duke 88-72. as we watch him limp off, we're not doctors but we're hoping it's not an acl situation. it's an mcl, it's better. >> right. >> at this point the severity. >> that was tough to watch. >> it was tough to watch. >> it's tough to watch, you know, after he got out of it. tough to watch the rest of that game. >>y tough. >> don't you want to know what kind of shoe it was? >> well, it was a nike -- it was >> it was a big shoe. >> a big shoe th

firs after off the turnover, mack mcclung skiinglu and ably slamming this one. he had 13 points.int lead. second half now, georgetown up ni and on t break again. this time mcclu with the no-look pass to josh leblanc. the other freshman t withhe dunk. great pass from mcclung. 17 for leblanc. georgetown wins their first game at providence in seven years, 76-67. if you love hoops, this is for you. we will cerinly keep track of what the wizards are up to be before 3:30 tomorr. >> plenty of time for them to make a lot morph live from the starlite lounge. ♪ one plus one equals too little too late ♪ ♪ a sock-a-bam-boom ♪ who's in the room? ♪ love is dangerous ♪ but driving safe means you pay less ♪ ♪♪ switch and save ♪ yes, ma'am excuse me, miss. ♪ does this heart belong to you? ♪ ♪ would you like it anyy? [ atting ] >>> check your closets for those shoes and purrs you'll never use again. folks atn the res association making sure all middle or high schoolgirls there are prepared for upcoming promise andormal dances. it's the annual divaentral drive. donations tax deductible. drop them o

uncover on that journey that's really generous thank you so much absolutely all right many thanks mack sennett take care of the stood. flagstaff is a good book and to las vegas you know for your interview with that guy chaz because vegas is like has romanticized the gangster you know through films like ocean's eleven and or casino as built by gangsters and had those bugsy siegel like gangsters there and then flagstaff is that old gunslinger wild west sort of character who appeared in my eyes is the american character on film yeah that's an interesting it's like the. plates and the grand canyon to dig through the different eras of different time zones you know the archaeological stratification you see the different the pox and with flagstaff it's the john wayne period of american mythology we're still john wayne today we go overseas and we were you store law and order and we bring law and order and we we bring order to their chaos and the you know these people don't know how to live we've restored this little some sort of sense of order to the natural way they live well that guy johnny

have said this isn't enough for many well that the offers the concessions being given by president mack gone with too little too late and that's why they've kept coming out to the streets and now we're hearing that the protesters are going to change tactics permanently the government is becoming more and more repressive we denounce the extreme violence and the use of excessive force the authority is not seeking compromise but passing laws that limit our rights so we have collectively decided not to declare the time and place of demonstrations and powers from now on rule not be the partners in crime with the government there is the mention there of a law to limit right so what these relations are referring that series what's known as the anti who it was discussed read. by deputies the m.p.'s in the lower house in the national assembly and they've approved that now that know it's going to move on to the senate before it goes on the statute books but that law would essentially limit some of the individuals from going to protest if they deem to be a public threat also part of them who is th

mack a civil rights. by 1966, martin luther king jr. attends to desegregate housing in chicago and most historians say, the movement moves north. on june 16, 1966 and agreed with massachusetts, stokley carmichael, a young african american leader, is going to unleash the phrase black power during the civil-rights march in mississippi. it is a civil-rights march that begins when james meredith, the first black student at old met, jane merida attends de wafter mississippi on the one man march to prove that a black person can walk through mississippi and be safe. on the second day of this march, meredith is going to be shot down and seriously injured, and stokley carmichael and martin luther king jr. are going to attempt to resume the meredith march and it is going to become known as the meredith march against their and it is during that mertz stokley carmichael is going to unleash this phrase, black power. as soon as carmichael says this phrase black power, and remember carmichael says that after he is arrested, he is going to say this is

families own more than one hundred fifty million americans i saw this tweet from a buzz feed do david mack and he said i went to eastern state penitentiary in philly today and this graphic stopped me in my tracks this is the number of prisons today people in prisons incarcerated in america this is at a museum to prisons in america and this is in the one nine hundred seventy s. before we went off the gold standard and this is today we are able because of quantitative easing because of free money printing to incarcerate very decadent way a huge percentage of the population i tweeted a response to that only possible with an all female system begun in late one nine hundred seventy one if we were still on a gold standard the real cost of incarcerating millions of people would be unsustainable incarcerated become part of a ponzi scheme redistributing wealth up on the verge now the project came blowing up because of the gold now being purchased by the smart countries russia china the smart countries. versus the dumb countries like america and the united kingdom is hitting a tipping point and we h

he allegedly asked kenney to kill berreth by bringing her a starbucks care mel mack yat toe, her favorite, laced with poison. kenney says she posed as a neighbor, bringing berreth the drink, but never poisoned it. prosecutors say he tried to convince kenney three more times to kill berreth, giving her a metal pipe and later telling her to use a bat. prosecutors say that pa take frazee blindfolded kelsey berreth and beat her to death with a baseball bat himself, then left the scene of the murder to have thanksgiving dinner with his family. her body still hasn't been found and frazee hasn't entered a plea. david? >> kayna whitworth, thank you. >>> next, to that breaking news the the jussie smollett case. a new twist in the case tonight, after those two brothers seen in the surveillance image told investigators that smollett paid them to orchestrate the attack. where they were seen today. and federal authorities are now asking questions about the letter that smollett said was sent to the show he's on, "empire." abc's eva pilgrim from chicago again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police invest

two enforced changes at loose head prop, ben moon comes in for the injured mack could polo with chriss first taste of six nations action if he comes on as a replacement. despite those two fabulous wins england have had so far, eddiejones fabulous wins england have had so far, eddie jones has fabulous wins england have had so far, eddiejones has been keen to play the underdog. he says all the focus has been on wales this week when it probably hasn‘t and says eve ryo ne when it probably hasn‘t and says everyone expects wales to win, when they probably don‘t. all part of creating this siege mentality. hoping to help put a halt to that run is gareth anscombe who has been named at fly—half for wales ahead of dan biggar. warren gatand has also recalled gareth davvies to partner anscombe while dragons lock cory hill takes over from adam beard. scotland also have a new fly—half in their starting 15. peter home is one of four changes made by gregor townsend as they aim for theirfirst win in france for 20 years. he replaces finn russell who sustained a concussion playing for his club. blair kin

they remember the mack father as a friend, someone who would take them out for picnics and who workedard to make money for the family.>> he had bad news. >> reporter: she knew something was wrong when her father did not return at his usual home and did not answer his phone. she took classes during the day and drove uber at night to support his wife and self- control drum.>> we were calling to my dad all night. we didn't get an answer. >> sunday, he was killed. a wrong way driver careened into two vehicles and slammed into his minivan had on in san francisco. >> he was a great dad and a hard worker. he was working at midnight and also going to college. he was like a friend with us. now, he is not with us. >> he was a nice dad and we miss him. a lot. he always make us happy. >> his kids are worried. the mother does not speak english and he was the sole breadwinner. they set up a gofundme site to help the family. >> our efforts, it starts with -- they need financial help. that is what i want right now. that is the only breadwinner of the family and he is not here anymore. they are in a p

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also tim mack, political commep ta commentator for npr. in this push to make gun control a major issue. in the past, democrats have tried to avoid this very devicive issue. but then aurora made it particularly poignant, topical for so many to speak out. so, you know, what overall would be driving the decision for candidates to say let's talk about gun control? >> the conversation about gun control has changed over the last decade. it used to be something where the nra could command respect. some moderate democrats and most republicans. we've really seen it's become a polarizing issue. once the democrats took control of the house, they decided they were going to make gun legislation one of their major priorityings. last week, they held one of their first hearings opn gun violence in almost a decade. it's a major issue for democrats. i don't think there's a lot of democrats running for president who can't get helpbehind this legislation. >> you heard senator harris saying it's not about taking your guns away completely. will it be up to the

also 6,002 mack 10,000 outside. double what beto o'rourke had. he didn't have 15.hese were the estimates from his own people. >> juan: you have such trouble with statistics. i'm going to leave it alone. donald trump last night did not mention national emergency. i am hopeful today with the deal that's been announced we can finally move forward. i know people like ann coulter making fun of the green new dea deal, trump's new compromise, the yellow new deal. the far -- for the best of america hopefully trump realizes enough with the lies. >> jesse: what the president didn't bring up. >> you do love your dogs, don't you? i wouldn't mind having one honestly but i don't have any time. how what i look walking a dog on the white house lawn? feels a little phony, phony to me. a lot of people so you should get a dog. why? people say it looks good politically. that's not the relationship i had with my people. obama had a dog, your rights. >> greg: he is doing all future politicians a huge favor. he's talking about the typical political cliches that seem phony. you don't have

. >> where does the stock go, aaron mack? a $30 stock over time. it's an expensive stock on earnings and that being said we view this as not a normalized earnings base for the country and it's doing its 3% ebit margin and you look at the global tariff and we do think this is the company that has the lovers to get there and they are 13% and you have to look over a multiyear basis even getting to the 2023 target and it would push earnings share and we think that is conservative. and looking it's the way we approach it. >> the point is it is still a pricey name and the higher multiples go to stocks with higher growth. what happens if they fall back into the traps of the past? >> there is that question in the competitive environment. they are trying to engineer growth again where players are in a leisure space. lulu is biking and nike showing 9% in north america. north america for under armour is key and that is the whole market. that will be the challenge and the competition. i talked to frisk and a plank about that. plank said they are in the $5 bill

it macks you wonder what is this president doing. >> what does it say about the status to your mind constitutionally of justice department which seems to be kind of the core question here? it is part of the executive. it's under the articles of power of the president. in some level we want it to be independent. here you see the mccabe account is people wrestling in real time with where their responsibilities and loyalties lie? >> this president raises all sorts of different constitutional issues we have never encountered because no one has ever broken this many norms from the fake national emergency to the actions he has taken to really attack the justice department, attack law enforcement. when you look at the constitution, nothing in there says you can't indict a sitting president. and the lesson of water gate is that the american people said no one is above the law and the d.o.j. is charged with enforcing the law. >> so you think that you have made it clear before, you think that one of the ways to resolve this contradiction is just to say to the d.o.j., you do have the power to indict a sitting

try to drive a mack truck through a small wedge and try to make it out to be something much larger. lies mccabe are terrible and he has to atone for that. but i think what the president is trying to do and what we can expect from this book is you're going to have the white house saying because andrew mccabe lied to the inspector general everything he said must be a lie. and when you're dealing with defendants just because you have people telling these certain things their own candor doesn't mean everything they tell you is lie. that's a strategy the white house employed, just to destroy people they perceive are enemies. >> he's accused -- the inspector general concluded he misled investigators about his role authorizing information to "the wall street journal." does he lack credibility? >> i agree he's got a credibility problem. the lies he told to the inspector general were serious. he did that under penalty of perjury, and there may be consequences for it. as josh says in the real world of criminal cases and trials, you almost never get a witness who's purely one thing or another.

lucy mack donald is with nejra cehic.ay powell is worried about the crosscurrents and financial markets have become more volatile. he mention that first before the u.s. economy. it sounds as if he is buying the market rather than the economic data. what do you make of that proposition? my crosscurrents he means market volatility. it was really volatile last year and it is wise to take notice of that. the other issue he spoke about, the china slowdown, trade as well, these were real significant concerns. what they're doing is entirely irrational, and although he didn't expressly say they were , that ismarkets exactly what the markets are understanding. if we see volatility continue to remain suppressed, what does that mean for an active manager like yourself? what specifically are you looking at in the businesses you look at with that broader context? long-term investors and were not trying to time markets to it he extent. but what it does mean obviously supportyou've got overall for getting some return, we are more concer

. >> i would just like to acknowledge former commissioner brian mack williams here with us today. >> hi, brian. >> commissioner. [applause] >> item 9 proposed changes to the five-year strategic plan. >> good afternoon, commissioners, i would like to present the update to the port strategic plan. first and foremost i would like to thank dan hodak who helped to produce this report and plan and he is worked tirelessly with the various division leads, the deputy directors and all staff and has been very good at helping this plan come together. so thank you, dan. it's a important set of policies and priorities that helps us guide ourselves in a condition of con trained resources. i was last year in february, of 2018, and at that time i told you we had about a third of the staff we need to do the work at hand. it wasn't exactly a perfectly scientific metric but it's absolutely true that the port staff does not have the resources that it does to have the work to accomplish the work that we have to do. it's very, very important that we prioritize. and the strategic plan, which first came for

everybody loveses can mack. >> well, that's nice to hear. >> stephen: maybe because of your series.here are so many people who will walk up to me at a "meet and greet" line at my concert and they'll have their children with them and they say, "she sings?" because they just know me by the television show, which is great. >> stephen: or they know you from the academy of country music awards. how many years now have you hosted it? >> 16th. >> stephen: 16 years. >> yeah. >> stephen: you have another one coming up in a month, a little more than a month. >> april 7. >> stephen: you know, you announced the nominees morning on "cbs this morning." any surprises for you? >> yeah, there weren't any women in the "entertainer of the year award." >> stephen: we have jason aldean, chris stapleton, keith urban, all talented. >> yeah, they're great. but i wanted to hear some women in there. >> stephen: that would have been nice. >> it would have been really nice. >> stephen: where's your casey musgrave? what's your miranda lambert? >> carrie underwood. >> stephen: where's your reba mcentire! >> well

and negotiated shipping costs on their behalf we are trying to find economie of scale to help duh mackre business process fo the small businesses we realized they need capital it we can make quick and effectiv underwriting decisions and offer them cash advance and says w have given out hundreds of millions of dollars of cas advances to small businesss that wouldn't not be able to get this money on their own >> this is an amazing story. now, i live in brooklyn about mile from he ha he etsy. can you distinguishing, what's the difference between etsy an shopify? >> etsy is a marketplace, it's a place where someone who makes product can go to find a audience but our feeling is that, you know, for an entrepreneur they didn't always want to rent the audience they want to only the and have a direct relationship with their customers tomorro own ther type profit margin an sell and have long ter relationships with the peopl buying their products companie like etsy do a good job of crucial eighting products an renting those customers to those makers and we think the marketplace i great but fundam

freeport mack brand. that's the charge into the break. the minor is rallying.h turn in copper prices. nearly 30% surge for freeport to kick the year off. with oppenheimer, gina sanchez with go global ari, i like what you said. don't get it on the fundamentals or technicals but the market tries to put the most paint on the most people and does it point to freeport going higher >> yeah, i think for us, doesn't necessarily screen well for us on a bottom up basis either but we wouldn't bet against it it's a trading stock looks like it will work higher here's what traders have to know break out about 12:50. typically prior, resistance becomes support. i think as long as that's the case, upside to $15 resistance that's the next upside test. the fact it's below falling 200 day moving average suggests there's longer term trend needed that's why it doesn't work for us. >> does it make sense to you, gina >> the fundamentals story. they've cleaned up ownership issues they've set them up for sale, so ripe for a takeover. from the internal perspective, it's a lot better tha

dana mack [laughter] >> trace: but i -- you know it's in paperback. >> dana: indeed, indeed, brian what do you think? >> about 15 minutes we talk about virginia and how important or talk about the news cycle but now it's number one. i guess the feeling is why is northam, where my going to go? i can't go back to the medical field and tough to fill up my wedding ring. and i can't go back to politics because i'm done. he knows he follows out and the way virginia law reads, impeach him to wait this out. he actually placed a call i understand to fairfax to say, hang in there, buddy. it will get better. that was yesterday. so tim kaine and mark warner get together and say, listen, you've got to leave. he says, i'm not going to leave. in fact his buddy richard stewart, republicans had northam is not going to leave. he understands he has to stand up and face this but has to explain a few things. for example what is the name kuhn man mean? who did you choose to put in your picture? as the attorney general, believe it mark herring being he went to the virginia black caucus and said i'm guilty, i

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markets so put your traffic cop hat on for us this moment and you tell us if you see a significant mack truck barreling towards the markets. >> there's a lot of risk, but there's also ways out of this risk zone we're in. right now i think the bright light is on the united states. the economy here is still strong. question is, can it survive these winds coming out of europe, asia and latin america. liz: is it not strong enough to do that? jay powell certainly must feel it's not. >> i think there are opportunities in the economy here. so we have had good job numbers even in january. we have seen wages coming up. we have got very low unemployment. that gives power to the consumer to keep spending. if they stay confident and keep spending, then the u.s. can survive this but i think we will see a sector bisey sector shake. liz: stocks are sinking today on the belief president trump will not be meeting with xi jinping of china before the deadline where new sets of tariffs will kick in on china. that certainly dinged the market. at one point the dow was down 390 points. we are now down 290. bu

have as much as possible of this testimony in public before the cameras so the american people can mack up their mind. some people will not believe michael cohen, some will. the body politic is the ultimate judge and jury that he knows and will say about anything he says about the president and his inner circle. >> he may bring documents. we don't know what those documents are, whether they're trump financials or other situations to prove on the payments to the mistresses, et cetera, et cetera. he's go to weave this narrative that describes the president as a liar and cheat. that's why we see matt gaetz and why we'll see the president's defenders attack him publicly for the cameras. so it will probably be more trying for him than it was behind closed doors today because the cameras are going to be there and the republicans are going to go after him as a witness who has credibility problems and he does have credibility problems. he's admitted to lying to congress. m manu raju reported he apologized for that. >> and michael cohen has already stood up in a new york courtroom and said that