los pleitos entre chiqui rivera y marilyn, son cosa del pasado. reportera: los pleitos entre marilyn y chiqui rivera son cosas del pasado. hace unos aÑos tuvieron diferencias, pero hoy son amigas. marilyn: estamos en paz, lo que necesite cuenta conmigo. no hay chisme, no hay drama, no he dicho absolutamente nada. somos muy buenas amigas. reportera: es tanta su amistad que hasta trabajarÁn juntas. marilyn: hemos platicado y estamos en el primer paso. creo que sÍ, que muy pronto. creo que serÍa mÁs como una canciÓn, entre chiquis y yo, serÁ algo entre mujeres para enseÑar el poder.

yes, marilyn monroe! she is a baptist nun... sex is bad because it could lead to dancing.a square. movie actresses are supposed to be sexy, and they're the rules in this town? without carly simon here, some people suggest that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? you think this film is about you... he has been a figure in hollywood, and him playing howard hughes recently, played by leonardo dicaprio in martin scorsese's the aviator, he is a strange and shadowy figure that warren beatty plays himself. like indiana jones, with a pilot jacket. i think warren beatty becomes obsessed with the mania that howard hughes himself was overtaken by and the film becomes oppressive and more oppressive. you think it will be light and fluffy and full of ‘50s jazz numbers, but it isn't. the romance between lily collins and alden ehrenreich, it is overshadowed by his ego in his own film, a howard hughes thing to do. i see where he was going but it is like oscars night — chaos awaits those fingertips! he will never live it down! letters from baghdad. we've all heard

made up to marilyns new sculpture and decided to hang out there.opefully rally cat will return tomorrow night. looks a little scared. >> poor thing. >> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >>

made up to marilyns new sculpture and decided to hang out there.opefully rally cat will return tomorrow night. looks a little scared. >> poor thing. >> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks larry. >> abc7 news continues online and all when i have an asthma attack...

the brand was founded in 1884 and once dressed audrey hepburn and marilyn monroe — but has strugglede business, which has 46 stores, had failed to find a buyer. the funeral of pc keith palmer, who was killed in last month's westminster attack, has been held at london's southwark cathedral. thousands of police officers from all over the country lined the route of the funeral cortege which set off from the palace of westminster. pc palmer, who was married with a five—year—old daughter, was guarding the houses of parliament when he was stabbed by khalid masood. here's our home editor mark easton. at the gates of the palace of westminster, police constable keith palmer's coffin paused, at the very spot where he was killed 19 days ago. the place where, unarmed, he moved towards a man brandishing two knives, where he put himself in harm's way, to protect parliament to protect our democracy. police officers from every force in the country lined the route. thousands of men and women who did not know keith palmer, but know what it means to wear the badge. you never really know what you're goi

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marilyn monroe! that's marla mabry, she's a baptist nun... amen.abtists think sex is bad, don't you? because it might lead to dancing. maybe i'm not the right girl for this. i'm a square. a movie actresses should have big bosoms and be sexy, i mean, in this town, aren't those the rules? without carly simon here, some people suggesting that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? yes, you bet, you think this film is about you... i suppose it is because he has been such a figure in hollywood, and you wonder, him playing howard hughes.. howard hughes recently of course played by leonardo dicaprio in martin scorsese's the aviator. this is a very different howard hughes, right near the end of his life. a very strange, shadowy figure that warren beatty himself plays with a moustache, almost indiana jones—like, kind of pilot's jacket and hat. the problem is that i think beatty becomes very obsessed with the mania that hughes himself was overtaken by and the film becomes very depressive and oppressive. where you think it will be light

marilyn called paul beitler. >> i was frozen. i -- i -- i couldn't believe what i was hearing.me to ask what happened or how he was murdered, or when. only that i had just lost the most important person next to my family in my life. >> reporter: beitler rushed to the miglin home and head-long into chaos. >> it was like a three-ring circus. in the front yard were all the news media with the lights blaring. >> reporter: investigators could see that this was not a typical robbery-homicide. lee's lexus was gone. as were clothes and more than $2,000. the killer had left evidence. looked like he'd spent the night. >> whomever was in the home had helped themselves to some food in the refrigerator, some ham, some ice cre that they had gone upstairs and shaved. >> apparently the bristles from his beard were on the floor. >> reporter: but the most disturbing evidence? >> there are some aspects of the homicide that indicates that there was some torture that occurred. >> reporter: more than some. much more. he practically slit his whole throat with a bow saw, he put him in a kind of an s&m

so lots of banks from the gp morgan to the marilyn were investing in nigeria.griculture is the largest opportunity left in the world. the sector which is prepaid electricity is al meaning all of the markets are saturated but niie nigeria's mat is the only one left. you have the chinese trying to get into that non-of these things are highlighted and that their economy is almost comparable to new york. we don't highlight that. of course, the world knows that nigeria is associated with oil, and we have major issues with oil as bruce and i have already discussed. again nigeria is one. top 10 players in oil in the world. the list goes o why then do we like to highlight or single out this issue that we have? because, bruce, i think at the word i this i'm a u.s. envoy whenever i go around the world talking about business opportunitiment both, a u.s. envoy and african envoy a lot of times. people abroad say, you know have issues in a 46 africa, some people say i'm not sure i want to get on the plane, because i walk on the streets of new york and somebody will pull up a

a few lone showers with fairfax and pushing into southern marilyn. aside from that. and 6:00 a.m., in the mid 60s, a.m. and comes outdoors. 9:00 a.m. though, all the way at 74 degrees. so i said this earlier on news 4 at 6:00. egg hunts outdoors and chocolate involved, keep that in mind because it will melt quickly. i'll update the rain chances with the latest timing with full forecast at 11:18. >>> a retired navy captain from northern virginiain tonight. the county sheriff said he tried to solicit a 14-year-old girl. instead, he was talking online with an undercover detective. deputies arrested when he showed up to the spot where he thought he was meeting the girl. he was 49 from king george virginia and charged with electronic solicitation of a minor and attempted indecent liberty of a minor. and just last night, the army told us retired major general james gravziopline worked at th pentagon before retiring in 2005. >>> new details on the chaos that broke out during a pro trump rally in berkeley, krac california. counterprotesters clashed. about a dozen people some

and my mom marilyn and my dad pedro. all right, well, they look pretty proud. all. one of you needs to spin that wheel now. come on. yeah. whoa! she's stronger than she looks. [ humming ] okay. would you grab that for me, please, john? thank you. follow this way, you two. you get on either side of that blue mark and get nice and tight and work on this puzzle together, which tonight is a "phrase." r, s, t, l, n, e. okay, between the two of you, we need three more consonants, one more vowel. f. that's one. a c. two. um, t. um... need a -- d. what's that now? d. d. so we have f, c, and d, right? and now a consonant. [ chuckles ] a vowel. a vowel. a. [ chuckles ] a, which i believe is a vowel. hmm. well, it's a phrase. you have 10 seconds. talk it out. good luck. just...just...just... just something a cashier? no, no, no. just... just a... just a-alike... just alike a -- [ buzzer ] just alike a cashier. no, it's "just above a whisper." yeah. you needed more letters to have a shot at that, i'm afraid. and we couldn't give you that money, which we would've enjoyed do

friends said their final goodbyes today sr., the ogan father of marilyn hogan sr. has served in congress and was the first republican on the house judiciary committee to call for president nixon's impeachment. hogan sr. was my hero. i am most that proud of. in the arena. he knew victory and defeat. fought, evenand when the odds were stacked against him. >> the funeral was followed a private burial at a cemetery in frederick. feeling the heat today. josh tracks the record highs and some rain coming our way. that's up next. >> covering metro, more trouble on the tracks. an arcing insulator incident red line outside the friendship height station, a 10:00.after if you can get those text alerts would you already know this. of the red line in downtown d.c. are being worked on after several incidents in a one-week span. a traffic alert. if your travels take you i-95, virgia never really a fun commute. 9:00, crews will shut down one lane on just south -95 of the dale city rest stop or repairs to the bridge over the creek near potomac mills mall that lane closure until 6:00

made up to marilyns new sculpture and decided to hang out there. hopefully rally cat will return tomorrow night. looks a little scared. >> poor thing. >> abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> thanks larry. >> abc7 news continues online and all when i have an asthma attack... i feel scared. sometimes my parents have to take me to the hospital. i feel like a fish with no water. you know how to react to their asthma attacks. here's how to prevent them. call... visit... or call your doctor. because... >>> all right. this is our report. as always appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz, for larry, sandhya, all of us, thank you. >> see you tomorrow. >>> time for an all new show with great viral videos "right this minute." a dog in dire need of help doesn't trust her rescuer. >> he just wants to comfort her. >> but see the magic happen when he brings out the lucky leash. >> there we go. >>> marriage trouble leads a husband to his wife's car where he decided to -- >> no. >> fix it himself. >> why his fix may just be the breakin

just this year marilyn's legislature failed to approve a bill that would require buildings of the size be made of concrete. >> it is legal, completely legal. it doesn't mean it's right and the correct thing to do.>> building codes allowed cheaper wood construction as long as sprinkler systems are installed in yesterday's disaster happened in the building under construction when the sprinting -- spengler system wasn't functioning. >> the prosecution may have someone to thank for crack in the case. richard is charged with killing his wife and 2015 and always said a masked man shot his wife according to the new york daily news police in connecticut said his wife said the timeline doesn't add up. acrd his wife was logging steps after the time she was killed. she is expected to return to court on friday. >>> on the list of easy foods to make probably peanut butter and jelly sandwich would be near the top. >> it's not so easy to make and space. nasa astronaut chang kimbrough demonstrates his food preparation skills at the space station and looks like velcro is the main ingredient. >> i will

host: back our table andy harris andy harris,, republican of marilyn -- maryland talk about possible repeal and replace of obamacare. this fact has been worked on the last two weeks by a moderate republican with the house freedom caucus which you are a member of, what will it do and do you support it are not? guest: i do. the biggest change of when the bill was going to come to the floor, we have mechanisms, the palmer amendment which crates macarthurpool and the amendment which allows states flexibility in terms of what to include in their health care plan. what it will do is bring down the cost of premiums and people, when they say we have to get the premiums that down to where they are and we think these mechanisms will do it. host: how will he do it? guest: separate the two risk pools. high risk will be insured in a different way, the way they were in maryland. you have the speakers on before and the way it was in wisconsin ad in maine and you separate higher risk people and put them into a higher risk pool, it lowers the premium. host: it has been moderated by a republican but t

the company was founded in 1884 and one stressed audrey hepburn and marilyn monroe but has been strugglingbarclays is expected to be stripped of his million pound annual bonus for attempting to uncover the identity of a whistle—blower who'd raised concerns about a senior member of staff at the bank. jes staley could lose up to £1.3 million. he's also been issued with a formal reprimand, and is subject to an investigation by the financial regulators. here's our economics editor kamal ahmed. whenjes when jes staley whenjes staleyjoined barclays in 2015 he had a straightforward message, make the bank simpler and more profitable. the board and shareholders were delighted when he appeared to achieve both in his first year. there was a third issue he wanted to tackle, one he outlined to me in his first broadcast interview. ido interview. i do believe the banks lost their way ten to 15 years ago and we lost a lot of trust through the financial crisis. we have an obligation to return that. that obligation was undermined today after it was revealed the chief executive had tried not once but twice t

the brand was founded in 1884 and once dressed audrey hepburn and marilyn monroe but has struggled onhad failed to find a buyer. police in manchester say the number of people abusing a drug called spice has reached epidemic proportions and it's putting pressure on public services. they say they had to deal with around 60 spice—related incidents over the weekend and have now launched extra patrols in the city centre. frankie mccamley reports. slumped, zombie—like and barely conscious. we're told he's just taken spice. another man metres away with similar symptoms. and everyone we speak to on the streets knows where to get it. around the central area, just round anywhere, really. just anywhere. some in this drop—in centre for homeless people say they've felt the effects. just like chill but, like, you're in space and then one minute you're taking it and the next you get hooked and lose control. and others say the problem's not going away. it's a lot worse now than it was before, a lot worse. the reason why they're on this spice is because it is cheap. it is only £5 bag, weed is £10 a ba

also, concern about what is going to happen down the middle league, the miami marilyns -- miami harlinsrlie gasparino is joining us, next. charles: breaking news a shake up at national security count, pano bannon is removed. rick perry and others were added to the group. charles: market came out the gate, with a gain on the adpjobs report, that morning respect sense market soaring, 263,000 well above concensus of 187,000, the jobs created point to long-term economic growth, manufacturing and mining, they are not going to get back to glory days, but i can see where years ahead are more glorious. the rally of derailed. it ran into a brick wall, after federal reserve minutes suggested more aggressive action to begin to undo merge accommodation that took their plan sheet on $4.5 trillion in august 2007, market was not prepared, we're ready for one or two or three rate hikes but for them getting rid of assets in 2017, no one was ready. they said they will warn the markets well in advance before they reduce plan sheet, one line that i think spooked market is revelation that once you fed reduc

calling next, marilyn pleasant, on the democrat line. you. : thank first of all, i'm not a trump supporter and i don't agree with most of the president's policies. on ver, i think the strike that airport there in syria was our u.s. best interest and one of the main reasons is that state, and ailed isis is running it around there chaos and i is in think we can't allow these kinds of chemical weapons. we've been kind of a little bit weak. we're tired of war and been at is the realbut isis enemy and for them to continue in that poor haos to do whatever chaotic get it less and more stabilized. host: i hear you saying this a uld be the beginning of larger strategy in syria. let's go to jill calling in from iowa on the republican line. good morning, jill. caller: hi. good morning. have er if these people heard of the geneva convention. anyway, i think donald trump is brilliant. made a brilliant move to not hurt people and the citizens and get rid of the ammunition they have. we're a great country and i god, who has given us much, much is the e

lauren: 15- inning game, the longest ever played in marilyn park. washington capital survive a scare and beet -- bait the maple leafs. >> welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: thanks for joining us, everybody. the u.s. dropping the largest nonnuclear bomb on isis. killed 36 militants and destroyed border in pakistan, blake berman with more. blake. blake: the mother of all bombs, 21,000 pounds and the white house says it landed in eastern afghanistan around 7:30 local time thursday night. white house also say it is goal was to bus through tunnels and caves that isis fighters use as a lifeline. it's not in retaliation of green beret rather it was, quote, the right target. departure from past and current success. you'll see there's a tremendous difference. this was another very, very successful mission. >> the drop comes as north korea could initiate a weapon's test. satellite images suggest it's a strong possibility for the weekend which coincides can a national holiday there. pre

participate, and we with medicaid in merrill can -- and maryland, and they are desperate because they might marilyn of medicaid and who did not have access to ebb stitcher coal services -- to obs tretrical services. i think we are out of time. thank you very much for the questions. [applause] >> 15-minute break. get some coffee and come back. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

her parents are marilyn and sparky. who knew they had such normal names?he likes to cling to a stuffed elephant because she doesn't have any friends, i guess. interesting fact, dana, much like you -- they are very small. but they spend most of their lives upside down. they hang from trees. you do a lot of pilates. >> i do do that. that is how you finish the class in a pilates routine. you hang upside down. >> i just do soulcycle in a bodysuit. come on through. all right, juan is next. >> i was in the land of smoke 's last week. i was in panama with my wife. and some cousins. there is my grandson, seven years old. bugs and sloths where the theme of being in the jungle. >> i haven't seen the jungle ye yet. >> that is a rhinoceros beetle. there is my daughter. >> we have 90 seconds. it kimberly. >> i can't go there, i don't think. let's do this, and very fun, fantastic news of american royalty, happy birthday to the first lady of the united states of america, melania trump. look at this photo. i love it. >> april 26 is a good day for her birthday. >> she is 4

a statement today, democratic congressman steny hoyer of marilyn said if republicans push for a voten health care, he will oppose a spending bill until -- and tell other democrats to do the same. speaker paul ryan needs democratic votes to keep the government open past friday's midnight deadline. german chancellor angela merkel lay down a tough line for brexit talks with the u.k., reminding britain that cannot expect preferential treatment. she warned some officials in london were harboring what she called illusions, addressing the german parliament to discuss britain's exit, she said the block would put it interest first and talks on departure terms must precede the crafting of a new trade relationship. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ahead, more from our interview with representative mark meadows, republican of north carolina and the leader of the freedom caucus. this is the man in the center of the efforts to renew the efforts for obamacare appeal. live from new york and ♪ashi

this is not suggesting that jfk and marilyn monroe are in utah and that justin bieber is their love child. this is very much i think sensibly developed stuff they just don't want to see if so they put people out there to try to smear things up a little bit. but it all comes in a days work. >> host: another thing i've read as you are influenced by your wife in an inappropriate way that she has a phd in marine science and specializes in biology. he >> guest: so she actually knows something about oceans and they are polluting the oceans in ways that you can demonstrate in a middle school science lab by combining salt water and watching the ph drop into the acidification go up. i have thought only my wife but others have influenced me in a way that i argue this stuff it's a 400 parts per million and it's been between 170 to 300 for as long as human beings have been on the planet. so we are rolling some danger this dice and going to places we've never been in the history of the species before. they go off the coast of washington and oregon and they've had severe damage and acidification has an

marilyn monroe's former hollywood home. >>> first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> still ahead here on "todaygers of flying debris on the highway. what you can do to save your life or the life of someone driving behind you. >>> plus the new baby orca born in seaworld. the last in captivity. what the >>> good morning. i'm rosemary connors. it's just a few minutes before 7:30 on this saturday. meteorologist tammie souza is tracking a little bit of a wet day ahead. tammie? >> we have passing showers out there. we'll see cloud cover. if we get any sunshine at all, it's going to boost us into the 60s. otherwise, it's a day spent in the mid- and upper 50s. wildly scattered showers across the area, except down here in cape may. you're getting a really steady rain, even a few claps of thunder are going to be possible out there. and that's where we're going to see the heaviest rain, is south of philly into jersey and also into delaware. so for today, we're going to be looking at those mid- and upper 50s with a passing shower and north winds. again, any sunshine and we see the 60s. rosemary? >> thanks,

. >> marilyn ben cardon seas he doesn't understand the president's game plan for north korea. the senator says the white house has raised the temperature on the korean peninsula with his recent military moves. john roberts is here. there are detractors of this meeting at the white house. lots of the president's critics are suggesting this is nothing more than a show, a side show. what do we expect from the briefing, john? >> we don't expect many details, other than what we can glean from the senators. i'm told this is an informational meeting. clearly, shep, you don't bring as many senators as you can down to the white house here and give them a briefing with the top brass from the state department and the military and the intelligence community unless you try to get them on board with what you're doing. the president, as far as we know at this point, is trying to pursue some sort of diplomatic solution to the north korean crisis. you might remember in a press conference a week ago in response to a question i asked him, he said in the recent hours, there were some unusual move

marilyn monroe's former hollywood home. >>> but first, this is "today" on nbc. >>> still ahead he >>>ll ahead here on "today," the dangers of flying debris on the highway. how you can save the life of yourself or someone driving behind you. >>> and what the future holds for this little one at sea world. >> but first, these messages. >>> severe storms moved into the area. [ no audio ] >>> well, we have some rain out there that we are dealing with through much of your saturday. we are going to hit dry spots from time to time, so expect that, but also expect some rain out there. so make sure you grab your umbrella on the way out the door today. because you're going to need it. batches of rain as we continue through your saturday. temperatures are in the 50s. so what it feels like out there is 61 degrees. those temperatures are going to continue to drop throughout the morning once we continue to see the rain through here. so a wet and cloudy day, unfortunately. then we also have a wet day tomorrow, mainly showers south of the d.c. area and south of i-66 tomorrow. but i do believe we get a

host: back our table andy harris andy harris,, republican of marilyn -- maryland talk about possibleepeal and replace of ob

girl's best friend ♪ >> the star of classics like "gentlemen prefer blondes "and "some like it hot" marilyncon. dropped money tied to the bombshell. if you want to take it to the next level now you can own her home in the affluent l.a. neighborhood of brentwood for a cool $6.9 million. the first and only home she ever purchased herself. also where she died in 1962 at the age of 36. monroe reportedly bought the 1929 spanish style hacienda for $39,000. today on the market for about 93 times that amount. we did the math for you. hefty price tag. but -- >> someone will buy that in a heartbeat. >> for some, $6.9 million, a lot to us, but nothing -- >> especially in that neighborhood. >>> and finally, 66 years old, bill murray showing no signs of slowing down or fear of trying something new. a surprising new venture. ♪ necessarily so what you're liable to read in the bible ♪ >> yep. that's the comedian singing in gershwin standard. part of his new project "new world." in it performs songs from the musical "west side story" and spoken word including works from mark twain, walt whitman and ernest h

and marilyn killing one person and injuring two others. a helicopter on a tray mission went down onto a golf course. some 60 miles from washington, d.c. it's not clear yet what caused the crash but one witness says it was spinning before impact. the aircraft was stationed at davidson airfield in virginia. i am kelly wright. back to a "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." tensions with north korea continue to match tonight. cohost ainsley earhardt interviewed president trump earlier today at the whiteth house. >> he said basically the u.s. is running out of patience. clearly the position and north korea coming of a navy fleet sent to the sea of japan right now but have you rolled out a military strike? >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm doing or what i'm thinking. i'm not like other administrations where they say were going to do this in four weeks. it doesn't work that way. we'll see what happens. i hope things work out well. i hope there's going to be peace. but they've been talking with this gentleman for a long time. you r

launched playboy magazine in 1953 with $8000 he borrowed from friends and family, and a little help from marilynroe, the magazines first centerfold. playboy quickly became one of the most influential magazines of the 20th century. ushering in the sexual revolution while celebrating great authors, artists and journalists when writers were blacklisted and communist in 1950s and 1960s, hefner published their work in playboy. when segregation ruled the american south, hefner's playboy club welcomed black guests as well as black entertainers. when two tv shows depicted integrated musical acts in the late 1950s, hefner featured them on his late-night tv variety show, playboy penthouse. at the peak of its popularity, playboy boasted a circulation of 7 million. in the 1970s, his daughter christie joined playboy and established that hugh hefner first amendment award come celebrating people who promote and defend the freedoms that americans cherish most. in 1988, christie stepped in as chairman and ceo, and transformed the company into a global multimedia powerhouse with an extensive online presence. she

my friend is a former judge in brooklyn, he will often remind college student from marilyn who died of a cocaine overdose in the late 1980's and the outrage people had over that, and how it led to this view that we have to be tough on crime and impose heavy sentences on it. we did that. now we know what happens when we do that. can we not learn from these situations? can we not learn from the mistakes of the past? can we not learn from what has happened before? withhol wholeed swaths of families who have been robbed. they were not the targets of this. we are trying to help those communities. being aware of those collateral consequences, particularly when you have the opportunity to see in real time what happened, i think is vital and key. i think as people talk about now, returning to a focus on public safety and keeping people safe and safety on the streets, that is crucial. to want children to be able go to school in safety, you want families to be able to the outside and have a safe environment. you want crime control in a community without everyone in the community being labeled a

. >> brown: van nuys high has seen its share of stars: among its famous students were marilyn monroe,ert redford, and natalie wood. this area and the school were once mostly white, but now are majority latino. some are very new immigrants, like sophomore rafael gomez, who came here from mexico last summer. >> ( translated ): i enjoy singing this because it has a lot of meaning. especially the part where it says "don't judge me because i am different." just because someone is of a different race or has different color skin, they shouldn't be judged before you get to know them. >> brown: to learn about this earlier moment in american history, the students read, researched, and visited l.a.'s japanese american national museum, where they heard stories of survivors of the camps. mas yamashita was six when his family was sent to topav camp in utah. >> i was able to tell them about my personal experiences, and it seems to always help students to relate to the experiences if they can meet somebody who actually experienced it. >> brown: seniors olivia rodriguez and lucy white said they didn't

so this isn't suggestings that jfk and marilyn monroe are in the salt caves in utah and that you know justin bieber is their love child. this is very, very -- i think -- sensibly developed stuff. they just don't want to hear it because they're gaming the system and so they put people out there to try to, you know, smear things up a little bit but it all comes in a day's work. >> another thing that i've read is criticism in some way you're influenced by your wife in a appropriate way they point out that she has ph.d. and marine science, and specializes in biology, and in some way that she -- >> she knows something about oceans so the fact that fossil fuel industry is polluting oceans in ways that you can demonstrate in a middle school science lab by combining salt wart and co 2 and watch acidification go up. i can hope my wife and other scientists have influenced me in the way i -- argue this stuff because it is really deadly serious. stop for a minute about the book and stop for a minute about people's opinions. you know the ocean is acidifying right now at the fastest rate are since

so this isn't suggesting that jfk and marilyn monroe are in the salt caves in utah, and that justin bieber is their love child. this is very, very i think sensibly develop stuff. they just don't want to hear it because they are gaming the system and so they put people out there to try to screw things up a little bit. but it all comes in a days work. >> host: another thing i've read is criticism that in some way you are influenced by your wife in an inappropriate way. they point out she has a phd in marine science and specialize in coastal biology. and in some way she -- >> guest: she actually knows knw something about ocean so the fact that the also fuel industry polluting the oceans and we shouldn't demonstrate in a middle school science lab by combining co2 and saltwater and watching the p.a. to drop and the acidification go up, i kind of hope, not only my wife but a whole lot of other scientists can't have influenced me in the way i argue this chapter it's really deadly serious. stop for a minute about the book and peoples opinions. the ocean is a certifying right now at the fastest rat

next marilyn senator ben cardin talks about his work on targeting global anticorruption efforts. he also talks about president trump's business holdings and whether they present conflict of interest for the u.s. foreign-policy agenda. senator cardin is the top democrat on the foreign relations to many. this is an hour. [applause] shannon: good morning, everyone. welcome to our symposium on the future of anticorruption in u.s. foreign-policy. everyone knows that the senator, we know he has been thinking about these issues for many, many years. let me start off by asking you in your time here, 30 years are close to 30 years here in washington, you have dealt with a lot of foreign-policy challenges. you've dealt with wars, economic classes and refugee crisis. all sorts of threats and amid all of these, where did corruption link? >> thank you very much. take you to the council on foreign affairs for holding this series of discussions of dealing with corruption. you have to realize there are forces working against us. we scheduled this over a month ago and we had snow. here i am tryin

there are a few reasons, but marilyn, —— but primarily it is the banking scandal after which they areider market? we saw the market getting to a peak about a month ago, and it has really begun to fade away. all that post—election euphoria seems to come out of the market. or do you think that figures like this will put a bit more life back into it? what is happening, really, is there is uncertainty with regard to the trump administration and what they can get accomplish. between some of the geopolitical issues the trump administration is facing, and the domestic issues that the banks want pushed through, including the $1 trillion in infrastructure spending, rolling back regulation, that is why you are seeing markets getting jittery. jamie, ijust want to seeing markets getting jittery. jamie, i just want to say, seeing markets getting jittery. jamie, ijust want to say, you are seeing a lot of activity around me. there are three companies starting to trade on the stock exchange. thanks very much. it's famous for its hefty catalogue, but argos will make another 60 of its stores into digit

yes, marilyn monroe! she is a baptist nun... sex is bad because it could lead to dancing.n this town? without carly simon here, some people suggest that warren beatty could be talking about himself in some of this? you think this film is about you... he has been a figure in hollywood, and him playing howard hughes recently, played by leonardo dicaprio in martin scorsese's the aviator, he is a strange and shadowy figure that warren beatty plays himself. like indiana jones, with a pilot jacket. i think warren beatty becomes obsessed with the mania that howard hughes himself was overtaken by and the film becomes oppressive and more oppressive. —— depressive. you think it will be light and fluffy and full of ‘50s jazz numbers, but it isn't. the romance between lily collins and alden ehrenreich, it is overshadowed by his ego in his own film, a howard hughes thing to do. i see where he was going but it is like oscars night — chaos awaits those fingertips! he will never live it down! letters from baghdad. we've all heard about lawrence of arabia but not many people have heard of

federal government here and then from the state perspective i would advise any state to take a look at marilyn's property tax system. it has a lot of features that will help to stabilize revenue for local government. >> great, thank you. ashland, let's wrap up with you and your reflections on what we can do better looking forward, what lessons learned from the great recession and what changes would you recommend to california, i made it across the u.s.? >> i will touch of some i think at the federal level that can exacerbate what happens at the low-level. one of the areas that are think is right for reform is the committee reinvestment act, which gives credit for federally regulated lenders for lending activities in low to moderate income census tracts or loans made to low to moderate income borrowers. i have done some research in this area in california specifically for a federally regulated lender with a committee reinvestment act assessment area in southern california. and what i found was a large number of delinquencies were really driven by loans that were considered cra eligible, for which