in the article the working group on syria propaganda and media now dr mccormick tell me is the group actually just spreading pro assad to some formation and russia promoted conspiracies as is claimed in the article. well no i mean it's been quite an astonishing and saying really. what. has not actually begun any race and yet you know we've just stepped out. one of the can be and it is professor piers morgan soon who is don't look left on chilcote's and iraq propaganda around their overall goal so the working group has actually just been set up we have and how did he receive it yet we haven't applied for any grown that the time zone was extraordinary and they did tempted. all of us you know picking out tweets and quotes and so on so it's quite to start to she know there are those of us in the very for example my so professor up and said and you do a fair bit to me generally arguing from an empty interventionist sieve again for evidence of process called should it it's national relation that cetera and so that's where we are also the irony is that times went to town when i was group th

>> mccormick is a global company. over 150 countries and territories in the world. so free and fair trade is very important to mccormick when it comes to the talk about tariffs, specifically, china is a mark for us. we don't export or import much to or from chosen either way it's a large market for us we actually have manufacturing in china we make most of the products in china. our raw materials mostly come within a few degrees of the equator. china is not a big source. >> do you visit all those places >> i do. i take a personal interest in having a presence in all of the business units to get to know the management oh my gosh >> it's less about where the spices are grown and more about where we sell them and the customers are. but certainly china, india, most of the countries of europe, poland >> but you need to have a partner in chosen? >> in china, we actually don't it used to be you are acquired to have a partner. we have two businesses we own in china one of them the old one has a local partner only 10% the othe

real trouble came may 3, unexpectedly mccormick workers just walked out. a year earlier management had been forced to rescind a wage cut. this time the management was fed up with these uppity workers. it was determined to break the strike, break the union, and fire the striking workers. various other unions, including anarchist and non-anarchist ones supported that strike. and you soon began to have mccormick and some other mployers importing strikebreakers, that is scabs in the language of the time, folks who would work for lower wages. there were confrontations, conflicts between strikers and strikebreakers, the scabs. police arrived and fired into the crowd. they killed at least two of the strikers and injured several others. we don't have a good injury count. anarchists had already called for a meeting that evening, and the call was to meet at haymarket square, 7:30 p.m. it was a widening in the streets where it would be harder to be penned in by ops. so if the cops came, it would be easier to escape. handbills announced the meeting with the line, work

towards syria and its support of the opposition groups there international politics lecturer dr tara mccormick reveals what it's like to be one of the academics on the receiving end of the times a time. what i mean is not the ridiculous you know within the working group we have a range of different opinions all in international relations and so clearly i have tweeted various things about the alleged chemical attack tweeting to it's not signify necessarily into it that's also a different thing from academic research that it's a sort of bizarro attempt to smear guilt by association piece social media tropes ridiculous attempt simply to shut down the working group that presumably may be asking questions that the times doesn't think should be all its it all in all it's already to british journalism and threats academic freedom and free speech in the new carry. british prime minister to resign and french president emmanuel mccrone have come under heavy criticism from u.k. and e.u. lawmakers often the decision to strike syria without consulting the national parliaments for example these are members

will continue to make the same mistakes in the future dr tara mccormick a lecturer in international politics at the u.k.'s leicester university told us what it was like to be one of the academics on the receiving end of the times' attack. well i mean it's not ridiculous you know within the working group we have a range of different opinions. all in international relations and so you know so. clearly i have tweeted very sayings about the. chemical attack and really the. fact that i. actually do to you know that sort of bizarre all attempt to. guilt by association you know. it was so ridiculous that the day that britain and america throw. strikes on syria but. without them. in the face of cooking or opposition in the. back of the times front page double write page spread inside and the latest for you was attacking the sort of forward followed by the bunch of academics. i think i think actually the time was going to show itself in the pacific but that it's just proposed for the us military action in syria has left many analysts questioning whether an early exit of american troops from the count

international politics lecturer dr tara mccormick revealed what it's like to be one of the academics on the receiving end of an attack. well i mean it's not ridiculous you know within the working group we have a range of different opinions. on international relations and so you know so. clearly i have tweeted various things about the alleged chemical attack and really the. fact that i. actually do to you know that this sort of bizarre all attempts to. kill by say cia should you know people social media types it was so ridiculous that the day that americans throw. strikes on syria oh. why did without them. in the face of popular opposition in the u.k. the fact that the times from page to right page spread inside and that they did it for you was attacking the sort of forward followed by the bunch of i mean. i think i think actually the times and it's just itself in the it that it's just the poster . following the weekend bombing raids in syria a bipartisan group of u.s. senators has unveiled new legislation aiming to limit the white house's politic our help in the war on terror. for to

now to dr tara mccormack is a lecturer in international politics at the university of leicester dr mccormickwelcome to r.t. we've got the british military lab saying it can't determine the source of the nerve agent the foreign ministry the foreign office still going the blame squarely at russia one of the british public supposed to make of this. well it's very difficult to tell i mean i do think but this is only what i think i can verify that i do think that many people were more than pathetic to call been initial position of saying that have some evidence that. i say. but certainly yes it appears to be that the government has been caught in the back foot and now with seem to be engaged in some kind of damage limitation exercise i think where where does this leave the foreign secretary though. well i think just to be just to be set just to be precise approach the problem is boris johnson now is being blamed but the initial government statement on the poisoning was not true.

international politics lecturer dr tara mccormick to prevail to us what it's like to be on the receiving end of the times attack. well i mean it's not ridiculous you know within the working group we have a range of different opinions on international relations and so clearly i have tweeted various things about the alleged chemical attack tweeting does not signify necessarily into it that's also a different thing from academic research it's a sort of bizarre our attempt to smear guilt by association piece social media it's ridiculous attempt simply to shut down a working group that presumably may be asking questions that the times doesn't think should be aunts it all in all its right to british journalism and threats to academic freedom and free speech in the new kerry. following the weekend bombing raids in syria a bipartisan group of u.s. senators has unveiled new legislation aiming to limit the white house is power to continue its global war on terror. for too long congress has given president's a blank check to wage war we've let the nine eleven and iraq war authorizations get stretch

opposition groups there it's early but that report will international politics lecturer dr tara mccormick did reveal to us what it's like to be on the receiving end of the times attack. well i mean it's not ridiculous you know within the working group we have a range of different opinions on international relations and so clearly i have tweeted various things about alleged chemical attack tweeting to snopes signifie necessarily into it that's also a different thing from academic research it's a sort of bizarre oh i tell him to smear guilt by association q so should media. ridiculous attempt simply to shut down the working group that presumably may be asking questions that the times doesn't think should be on it all in all it's right to british journalism and threat to academic freedom and free speech in the new kerry. ok when i go back to our top story this hour because the u.k.'s representative to the international chemical weapons watchdog says it cannot identify the country all of the region of the nerve agent used in these could have power attacks i was promised let's bring in a forme

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. >> john mccormick of "the weekly standard" joins our panel. john, we'll begin with you.clear evolution of the president's tone, the president willing to call the president out. i guess now what comes in the form of action? >> there is some schizophrenia in the form of the president's rhetoric and his actions. the actions in some ways have been a lot tougher than president obama. in particular, lethal aid to ukraine. what's tougher than that? i would expect something. >> the administration has done something, whether it's the pentagon or the sanctions from the department, but you're right, the president's actions have gotten progressively tougher. this is just moments ago the president tweeted out the first time by name he's called putin a bad actor and he was in a cabinet meeting just moments ago. does putin bear responsibility for this latest chemical weapons attack? >> does putin bear responsibility? >> he may, yeah. he may. if he does, it's going to be very tough. everybody is going to pay a price. he will, everybody will. >> again, the body language, the crossed arms

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i'm looking three to five years out to where you by company like carmel or mccormick, to consumer stableare going to do quite well. we believe they will have a rise of operating margin and profitability and revenue growth that will be consistent regardless of trade issues, regardless of what the federal reserve does, these two companies we believe will be doing very well and we will have a rising dividend stream over . >> about what did i say about dividends? telecoms looking good and utilities. trading floor, chris robinson, are you there with me? >> i am. >> the dow is down 44 6. we have a lot of losses, you as a trader, you get on the floor, what's the first thing you're going to be doing? >> i continue to watch and see what happens. you didn't talk about the two-year note. that's at 2.5%, i'm watching that carefully, the other thing i would say is this, we're right at the 10% correction. so again, if you've got a longer term outlook, it's a buying opportunity. >> okay, buying opportunities, well, let's see who is taking advantage of it on the new york stock exchange. nic? reporter: 3

couple of names we like and sectors are the consumer staple side we like hormel, hershey, as well as mccormick spice company i know these are boring companies but we think that overall the consumer staple sector could do well as we start seeing an increase in money >> the index doesn't go very far from here. >> michael, i totally agree with you. at this point in time we think that we're in a low return environment. we're looking at four to five percent total return within the s&p on an annual basis the next several years. the federal reserve is getting back to the normal way of increasing rates you're starting to see normal volatility coming back into the system i wouldn't be too alarmed by that overall we'll be modestly over rate risk at this point in time. >> chad, we'll leave the conversation there thank you. >> thank you >>> your big individual stock stories right now include novartis starting there. the swiss drug maker is buying avexis for $8.7 billion. novartis will pay $218 billion fehr share in cash they're developing a drug for spinal atrophy >>> american airlines plans to buy 47 boo

and in 1999, almost 19 years ago, there was a committee i was on, along with mccormick, we rewrote this. so this issue has been here almost 20 years to it

and in 1999, almost 19 years ago, there was a committee i was on, along with mccormick, we rewrote this. so this issue has been here almost 20 years to rewrite. we need to come up with a better way to do this. and i think w

and in 1999, almost 19 years ago, there was a committee i was on, along with mccormick, we rewrote this. so this issue has been here almost 20 years to rewrite. we need to come up with a better way to do this. and i think we just need to fundamentally start over on the tcp goals, the planning goals of what you guys are trying to do and restart over on what building department wants to do have have a coordinated issue between the two departments. some of the common sense things that have been brought up, and i want to thank patrick o'rearcan and liz waddie, this is not a great issue because there's a lot of controversy here, but we've got to have a preissuance inspection by the building department. no one gets a permit until the building inspector walks the site. the architect and engineer has got to sign any drawing showing what you're going to tear down. >> secretary ionin: thank you, mr. boskovich. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. commissioners. my name is mary fere 2 ti, and i own 655 bolingeer street. my property was damaged due to people demons

we had three submittals with development teams led by mccormick barron salazar and bayview hunters multipoint services and young community developers or y.c.d. together as a development team. and bridge housing corporation with san francisco housing development corporation or sfhdc together as a team. on january 11, we convene add selection panel, including joyce armstrong from the hunters point shipyard citizens advisory committee or c.a.c. the panel scored each submittal and the top ranking is based on total scores. as you can see t development teamed that highest total score. the team also includes the jon stewart company as property manager and bhpmss with the lead. the building amenities include an open-air lobby, community room with team room and courtyard along with a children's play area. the y.c.d. team had the property manager with services lead and with van meter williams pollack and y.a. studio as architects. building amenities included a multipurpose room with kitchen and outdoor garden and court yard along with a barbecue and children's play area. building amenities include a mu

the reason i ask is we interviewed monsignor mccormick and he would have been during that time. when was your wedding? >> june 10th, 1967. >> your first assignment was germany, right? >> no. >> okay. >> we went to fort benning, georgia, for our first assignment where harry went through iobc. >> sure. >> ranger and airborne school. >> okay. >> did you live on post at time or off post? >> no. i lived off post and a lot of the wives left when their husbands went to ranger school. i stayed because i worked at the local hospital and some of the other wives did, too. and i moved in with another classmate's wife. we got an apartment together. and she substitute taught. and so i just stayed there while harry was away in ranger school and then when we came back, we did the airborne training. >> what did you think of fort benning? >> very hot. okay? very humid. lots of cockroaches. was not used to that. >> sure. >> okay? coming from where i came from. so, the post itself was fine but you got to remember that was basically my first post ever. >> right. >> so, that was -- that was an experi

time of the formation of nasa with great bipartisan support from lyndon johnson in the senate and mccormick in the house and others. he also in january of 1960, over a year before the kennedy challenge was issues he wrote to the administrator of nasa at the time a personal memo or letter ordering the accelerated development of a superbooster. that became the saturn 5. that gave us over a year lead on the absolute critical enabling technology for doing what we did in that period of time and ike deserves all the credit in the world for having gotten that program started. >> reporter: how tolerant do you think society is today of this compared to the way it was 50 years ago? >> well, there are indications it's less tolerant. the political world is less tolerance, i think. i think that's safe to say but again i think it has to do with implementation and that if you're being successful, the tolerance for risk increases. that's absolutely i think clear. now we saw with the apollo on fire which some of us inside call the 204 fire with the apollo one fire, with the apollo 13 crisis we saw an erosio

time of the formation of nasa with great bipartisan support from lyndon johnson in the senate and mccormick in the house and others. 1960,o, in january of over a year before the kennedy challenge was issued, he wrote to the in minister of nasa at the time a personal memo or letter ordering the accelerated development of the super booster. that became the saturn five. that gave us over a year lead on the critical enabling technology for doing what we did in that period of time. credit deserves all the in the world forgetting that program started. that programng started. [inaudible] schmitt: there are indications it is less tolerant. the political world is less tolerant, i think. that is safe to say. it has to do with implementation. if you are being successful, the tolerance for risk increases. that is absolutely clear. now we saw with the apollo on fire, some of us inside collett the 204 fire, with the apollo on fire, with the apollo 13 crisis, we saw an erosion of risk tolerance in the congress. certainly in the white house of that time. so we began to see cancellation of the missions. the

to bring in bloombergs liz mccormick, who has been crunching the numbers.performing by a meaningful amount. there is a performance reason why women are 10% of the whole business, but findings have said no. even mixed-teams did better, and non-equities were close. there is no reason why women should not be rising as the number of fund managers. scarlet: the number in the united states has dropped precipitously. of september, as 2017. carlet: in 2004, it was 47%. liz: it doesn't make sense. scarlet: what do people attributed to? liz: he bought leading fund leading -- a lot of fund managers said it is tough. you have to rise to that level. are leaving after thirty years. some are saying young women don't know enough. organizations are trying to educate college-age women, like girls who invest. scarlet: other organizations are trying to do away with misconceptions, the idea that you have to be super quanty to runa fund. ed: -- liz: you just have to be wicked smart and great at math -- but that is not that -- not all that is required. women are very savvy at man

guy benson is with us, john mccormick, howard kurtz and off we go. >> sandra: he made his decision verying i'm not resigning. i'm retiring. he said he does intend to serve his full term which means he will not be done until january. >> it's hard to argue with the reasons that he just laid out for stepping away from this whole process. and the story about his family. i think that's compelling. i think it's true. the one word of regret that we heard was about entitlement reform and not getting that done and probably not having the prospect of getting that done particularly without his leadership in congress on that particular issue. we alluded to that moments ago. but he can say as many times as he wants and he will that he is confident the republicans will hold the majority and the democrats prospects of taking over factored not at all in his decision. the fact of the matter is the real poll tick is many people will suspect beneath the surface it had to have been a factor on some level. he might be right that no one's individual race aside from his will hinge on whether or not he happens

council breakfast time in new york so is going to be a couple of hours off yet for now though dr tara mccormick thanks very much for joining us. thank you. there's also been a tirade of criticism from britain's opposition labor party on twitter for boris johnson's assurances that russia was behind the poisoning one commented on boris johnson's now vilified t.v. interview asking if he wanted to delete two others stressed the need to check evidence while labor m.p. chris williamson called johnson out right dangerous and says the incident is being used as a diversionary tactic. it seems to me the government were indulging in political point scoring particularly boris johnson who raced ahead of the evidence and used this terrible incident not so much as a smoking gun but more of a smokescreen really it was a very convenient wasn't for the government to use this as a way of diverting attention from their own difficulties of a. policy and you know at the end of the day it's pretty clear that boris johnson did not tell the truth he told the german insecure. scientists and it said it was without doubt

starbucks, mcdonald's, jergens, mccormick and company, apple, best buy, walmart, bank of america, exxonmobil, hormel foods, ups, american express, and the list goes on and on and on. mr. president, i don't need to tell anyone that americans had a tough time during the last administration or that our economy had stagnated. but under republican leadership we're finally starting to see the economy turn around, and tax reform is playing a very big part. unfortunately democrats seem unable to accept the fact that tax reform is benefiting middle-class americans. in fact, democrats recently introduced an infrastructure plan that they want to pay for by repealing key futures of the tax law that are producing so many new benefits for american workers. mr. president, republicans wanted democrats to join us in the process of tkraflgt tax -- drafting tax reform. after all, a lot of provisions in the final bill were the result of years of work by republicans and democrats. i was a part of that process. we had working groups that spent a good amount of time looking at every element and feature of the tax