mccormick. have you worked with the department of homeland security to understand and respond respond to threats after foreign inners here and? >> we have been working with the department of homeland security since before the 2016 presidential election providing information to the state and local election officials on escalating threats over the years, yes. >> if we can impact that a little more, what initiatives or guidelines does the eac specifically have two address election network hacking or vote data mitigation? >> we have a multifaceted approach to providing resources the states need. we provide chaining, trackless , resources, training, white papers. we are available at any time to discuss issues with state and local in regard to election security. we partnered with dhs and other agencies on products that states and locals can use to secure infrastructure. >> obviously this will be a big topic of discussion going into the 2020 election as well as future elections. what steps would you li

and the deputy assistant attorney general from the us department of justice the honorable kristin mccormickchairwoman and the honorable weintraub. if the witnesses please rise i will spare you in. please raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony are about to give is the truth, the whole truth nothing but the truth so help you god? let the record show they answered in the affirmative. please be seated. microphones are sensitive. without objection the statements could be made part of the recor record. >> chairman and ranking member thank you for the opportunity to testify with the department of homeland security and those that have the most strategic threats to the united states the highest profile threats we have today are state actors to interfere in the democratic elections our goal is for them to enter the voting booth and that their vote is counted directly i will update the committee and the progress made our agency and the mission is clear to support officials in a private sector partners with the constitution existing law and electoral commission. at the state and lo

nevertheless, after toni's death and mccormick's review, the douglas county coroner changed the mannerned. still, harold henthorn hadn't been charged with anything not in toni's death or his first wife lynn's. so sheriff's detectives called on lynn's old friend, kim. what did they ask you to do? >> they asked if we were willing to be wired. >> reporter: best friend under cover. what would she find out about harold? >>> coming up -- >> my husband and i were looking at each other going, i can't believe this. >> were you a little scared? >> very scared. uhh hey ryan, ummm, listen i, i, i know you love toon blast, but, i really need you for this next scene. i, i, i can't use this guy. that is a terrible thing to say greg. sergei does all my on camera work. i, i don't see what the problem is. i don't see what the problem is. jeez, sounds just like me. i was talking to ryan... which ryan? i'm so sorry sergei. repair the enamel on a daily basis. with the new pronamel repair toothpaste we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it's innovative. my go-to toothpaste is going to be

i am seeing john mccormick and shelley dyer and anyone else who would like to speak can line up overe on the right side. i am going to say a few things about public comment before he let you start. speakers have two minutes. we as he state your first and last name and speak directly into the microphone. if you have prepared a written statement, you encourage -- you are encouraged to leave it with the committee clerk. no applause or booing is permitted. in the interest of time, we encourage speakers to avoid repetition of previous statements. >> my name is john mccormick thank you for having us here today. i just wanted to say that it is a corner store that is a staple in the community and it is a neighborhood that does not have access to healthy foods and vegetables. unfortunately, it is a reality that the viability of the business depends on selling liquor, and we wish that was in the case and we wish we didn't have to ask for this license, but we want to increase the amount of fruits and vegetables that can be sold in the neighborhood, and i just had a resident in the other day tel

i am john mccormick. i work with healthy corner store coalition. i want to speak on behalf of bill. as you all know, the tenderloin does not have a full access grocery store. there isn't an abundance of healthy food in the neighborhood. the corner store coalition seeks to change that. we have five corner stores in the coalition that are in the tenderloin, and dalda's is one of the corner stores that is the best community serving, one of the best in terms of keeping the produce fresh, and, you know, i am not just saying that. i go in there a couple times each week. i see how bill interacts with the community. i see how his staff interact with the community. it is positive and warm. him and his staff are sort of like in the community and having this legal license transfer across the street would continue to add more of that healthy produce and more of that great access to vegetables and fruits that we strive to get to the neighborhood. that much stronger so we are hoping that this application gets approved to increase the health of the neighborhood. thank you for your time. >> thank y

those are three utilities, costco, mccormick did not break. that's a very important day-to-day point. >> carter, come on over. >> sure. >> evan will bring the chair over as he does. >> look how graceful evan is >> very talented page on our hands. thank you, evan. >>> is anybody buying of what carter is selling here >> quickly costco, april cuts 5 1/2% -- the stream was looking for 4 and a half percent costco is firing on all cylinders and it's interesting carter mentions it look at the charge double top, we have been at this 245 level for quite some time. that's a good sign good for cbw for pointing that out. >> that was the hope not that i would point it out but if year going to be in a stock, if it hangs in well, it's like noanything, athlete, any endeavor, if it stays firm, it's an important tell. >> in retail, the opposite is true we were talking about xrt and how bad it's acting. you picked a standout in costco but the fact they gave up, down 20% from a 52-weak high, do you want to press those names? >> sure. those are blizs that won't be

the first is the appearance of cyrus mccormick's mechanical reefer that enabled two men and a horde to harvest as much weed in a day as 10 men previously could. 1847 and 1848, also saw the completion of the first 10 miles of railroad moving west/northwest out of the city of chicago, that would become the nine illinois united railway, short line to connect farmers in chicago's northwest hinterland with the market. >> paid for, not by federal grants but by local communities themselves, it might seem like a quick adventure but in for five years something on the order of the million bushels of weed per year would carry chicago on its rails. other railroads followed suit and by the end of the century something on the order of 30 different rail networks converged on chicago. together hauling on average several million bushels of wheat per day into the city. they find an endless array of these maps, i will show you maps of two of the networks that give you some sense of how the rails actually operated and the density of the interconnection. this is the chicago pacific railway but the pacific

i'm here with tim mccormick. what is hardly's ties -- harley's ties to wisconsin? home've called wisconsin for 116 years now. >> very cool.

that she's right on track for a presidential bid in 2022 missing a bet of course ran against mr mccormick in 2007. and then which certainly seems confident now. he led the 1st war certainly the president has no other choice but to dissolve the national assembly and allow for a more exam a credit voting system in order to better represent this country's majority political opinion the feeding of traditional parties and the polarization between the national rally party and the renaissance party confirms that the political scene is now split between nationalists and. globalists and that's what dominates our political life. if we have a look over in austria where politics is will be rocked by scandal over the last couple of weeks. it would which is led to the government essentially collapsing their elections of being called the vice chancellors have to quit all of the members of the junior coalition partner of quit the cabinet however everybody seems to have come out and voted for. the chancellor's austrian people's party they seem to have done very well indeed in fact even the freedom party w

from meta, and randy shaw from t.h.c. , and sam moss right there , and don fox, and pauline from mccormick in the back, and jack gardner from john stewart. we build housing, so this is what we do for a living. what i think is incredible is all the nonhouser his in this room, all the leaders who are not from housing organizations because they recognize that they serve people in this city, but in order for them to continue serving those people, we need to make the city more affordable, and that is what this bond is going to do. i'm going to make a very, very bold prediction, because i'm not a politician, i'm not running for anything, so i can say this, this group, we will get 11 votes at the board of supervisors, right norman? president yee, i'm sorry. [laughter] [laughter] >> we will get there. not only will we pass this bond, but we will pass it with 100% of the votes in the city. [cheers and applause] so this is going to be the biggest bond ever and it will be the best bond ever and we are going to have fun with each other as we get this thing past and moved through the board of superviso

appearance of the mechanical reaper of cyrus mccormick, which enabled two men and a horse to harvestas much as 10 men day previously could in a week. 1848 also saw the completion of the first 10 miles of railroad moving west-northwest out of the city of chicago, what would become the galena and illinois united designed to connect farmers in chicago's northwest hinterland with the markets, the city. not by federal grants but by the local committees themselves. it might seem like a kick sought venturee, -- a quixotic , but they were carried to chicago on the rails, goods. other railroads followed suit. by the end of the century, something on the order of 30 different networks converged on together hauling on average several millions of wheat per day into the city. you can find an endless array of maps. i will show you maps of just two of these networks, which give you some sense of how the rail operated and the interconnections. this is the inter-pacific railway, but the pacific is very much an afterthought. this one closer to my heart is the chicago and northwest, and i say it is clos

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mccormick, the big spice company saying it needs chinese garlic telling reuters the two garlics are notchangeable. so much for substitution when it comes to garlic. >>> to the bond market now i don't know how we make that transition rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. >> reporter: transitions into treasury listen, eight sessions ago, friday the 10th. this chart starts on that day for 10 year note yields. should we close here would be the best and everything behind it on the curve 2s through 10s 30 year bonds. 284, equal the highest close from last week if we look at what's going on with respect to the dollar index, only up about a sixth of a cent but still an important gain as you see on this chart which begins in may of 2010 or excuse me, may 10 of, i'm sorry. may of 2017, how's that? 24 month high and we're only about a fifth of a cent away from it. i can't tell you how steady eddie this dollar has been trading and finally, the midwest, commodities and a lot of rain. here's the one year chart of corn hovering under $4 definitely the best level in a year but when you zoom

when mccormick was challenged for the nomination for speaker in 1969, he is beat badly and that election. when gephardt is running for with in 1989, he wins decisively. that might bees deceptive and that they look like these things are close. they can be. but they are not necessarily close. one of the things they talk -- we talk about in the book is sometimes you have races where everyone knows candidate x is going to win but candidate y runs anyway and is completely crushed. why did kennedy y -- did candidate y run in the first place? we talk about that in the book. it reveals the reasons folks will run for leadership. it is not always just to get elected. it can be to put an agenda out there, for to send a warning signal like a warning signal like, i'm important and i have a group of people who are with me. it can be a way to gear up for a future race. just because a races lopsided does not mean it is not necessarily insignificant. yes? when jim wright was sworn in , gingrich was standing next to trent lott. people forget that gingrich was a bad bench and trent lott was the second late

you know mccormick couldn't go let. alone anything. we. already. have. his kids ok well they're going to miss him knuckles by hand they are not a consumer see this is the case. of music in which it was to send a signal a look only in chat room to chill f.m. . was in no small measure to do it only. to get in said learn if you can not turn up your faulty nugget of the. fear factor. that there are literally there that we're going to lose the month in iraq and lack our cell is still the a ways not see those here as there is important that i mean a lot of the animal we all rely on our god is on the limb of the uk at that into a clean c.r. i know they say the most about these counties an evil spirit report is that look about the looking is only 1000000 words that he can to god has them in order for is that in the looking already as it is all a part of all of them is only without acquitting we are to go to them it was there we will. kill the goose is good from this is the open as a message no hear of that mean are there this causes in full what he has to do you

when udall challenges mccormick for the nomination for speaker, he's been pretty badly. when gephardt is running for whip in a 1989, he wins pretty decisively. these were cases that might be a little deceptive in that he look like they are always close. they can be, but they aren't necessarily close. one of the things you talk about in the book, sometimes we have races where everyone knows candidate x is going to win but candidate y runs anyway and is completely crushed. so the question is, why did candidate y run in the first place? they knew they had no chance. no one was going to vote for them. we talk about that in the book. it reveals the reasons folks will run for leadership. it is not always just to get elected. it can be to put an agenda out there, or to send a warning signal, like, i'm important and i have a group of people who are with me. it can be a way to gear up for a future leadership race. just because a races lopsided does not mean it is not necessarily insignificant. yes? >> when jim wright was sworn in as speaker, gingrich was standing next to trent lo

there is emergency in the middle eastworthy of ending around congress to do this there is always mccormick have completely, you know, disabled an entire important arm of government op the arms sales. how sig is the decision to do this general. >> it's very specific. erin, spending a significant amount of time in the middle ea a lot of the foreign military sales to other countries, that's a delicate dance in terms of input from military commanders and the state department, seeing what the country is doing and how it interacts with others within the region. it's a long drawn out process. i have never seen this coin kin emergency delegation of arms to other countries in the world without substantive approval by congress. and qb again, it's overlooking not only the budgetary requirements that go with foreign military sales -- in this case it's billions of dollars -- but also looking at a country that has been known, saudi arabia, to conduct operations that don't quite live up to the values of the united states. we have seen that in yemen and what they are doing in terms of dropping bombs with

. ♪ hey ♪ ♪ hey lemonis: chris asked to meet me at the mccormick convention center where the chicagohow is. but i'm not exactly sure why a board shop would have a trade-show booth at a boat and rv show. chris: welcome to the boat show. lemonis: how you doing, buddy? chris: well. how are you? lemonis: good. so, this is your display? chris: this is our booth. we have our flyers over there. we have a little video to try to entice people. lemonis: you brought nothing else but the paddleboards? chris: no. lemonis: nobody's in uniform. there's no other signage. there's no other products. this is the [bleep] display that i've ever seen. i was not only annoyed, but i was embarrassed. "free delivery and free paddle and up to 15% off." chris: yes. lemonis: so, when we talked about the overall paddleboard margins... chris: yes. lemonis: ...we already knew they were low at 30%. chris: yes. lemonis: then you gave 15% off, then you gave a free paddle, then you gave free delivery. what's left? chris: 10%. lemonis: okay. what does it cost you to rent the booth, come down here, staff it? chris: $2,80

joining us now is mike mccormick of td securities.s this a true safe haven bid, or short covering? guest: i think it is short covering. markets were not priced for this. the focus the last couple of months has really been a reallocation in global equities, particularly emerging markets and equities. no one was prepared for a tweet to say the u.s. and china trade deal wasn't moving forward or wasn't progressing, or could be delayed. alix: is that why the euro is holding up? mark: i think it is interesting because i think the euro has a little bit of breathing space. before, everyone was focusing on auto tariffs because we have a may 14 potential deadline between the u.s., europe and japan on auto tariffs. the euro has been building and risk premium. people were thinking if trump and china agree on this trade deal, the next pivot is to europe and japan on auto tariffs. i think this is why the euro is running relatively cheap to the models we run. i think this is why the euro is a little bit insulated. yen is rallying, but euro-dollar is

mccormick, they're going back to the company you buy when you think there is dpoigoing to be recession is really boring if they kee on doing that. >> they were down about 3.5% and deer now amd. >> micron. >> when luke at syou look at sk, they're going to pummel on it. a lot of china exposure. the company that i thought would be down more of their stocks, i would thought walmart. produce. these dpguys bring in a lot of stuff from china barely down. >> what do you think of that >> you know it is not good when qualcomm is down >> their stock is up 34 when we broke the story. >> it is up 53% the last few weeks but it is down >> i want people to watch facebook if facebook turns then you have to buy it today. facebook has nothing to do with china. facebook is the key. >> time is over the weekend. talking about the disagreement of the ftc about how harsh this penalty should be regarding their deal on privacy. whether or not zuckerberg should be held possible for 35,000 employees actions in the future? >> that would be like holding jamie dimon. >> i don't know, it is a good question >> i think

let's bring in the washington correspondent john mccormick from the washington view.as all there. the president loves to do this and his fans love it. he mocked the entire 2020 field. he hit buttigieg especially hard. here is the president going after mayor pete. >> we have a young man buttigieg. they say edge edge. he has a great chance, don't he? he will be great. representing us against president xi of china, that will be great. that will be great. i want to be in that room and i want to watch that one. >> julie: what do you make of the president's strategy there when he pokes fun at his opponents? >> well you know, he loves playing to the crowd and talking about what's in the news and he is like us, likes talking about the poll numbers. covering all his bases mentioning bernie and biden and buttigieg. sort of previewing what these attacks will look like. focusing on the fact that buttigieg is a young 37-year-old mayor of a city and that trump now that he is president has this stature. of course, on the issue of trade negotiations with china, this could also be a r

the only people on the federal government that understood elections was chairman mccormick and her team commissioner weintraub. we came into this thing brand-new. we are cyber security experts. we still are. they are the election experts. we're the security experts that support. when you talk about the tip of the spear it's a big, big spear. there are a lot of us on this team. so, we support state and local officials. we support the doj and the fbi. this is a team effort. at this point, we have invested with congress's appropriations, to support our election infrastructure team. i have 17 full-time personal dedicated to this issue, but i also have the capability to reach into my entire organization and drawn any resource needed. in the run-up to the 2018 midterm elections in the month prior to the election, i had 550 individuals working at the national, local, state level on elections. that's pretty good. i can do better. we can continue to work with the eac, and continue to work with state and locals, and continue to invest in our people, get more scalable. and that is my plan for 2020

i'm here with tim mccormick. what is hardly's ties -- harley's ties to wisconsin? home've called wisconsin for 116 years now. >> very cool. i can think of no better way to see the city of milwaukee than on the back of one of the motorcycles. >> we have a 2019 heritage soft tail. we will be writing and style -- riding in style throughout milwaukee today. with lake michigan surrounding us, we crossed the bridge. immersedfind ourselves in the city. downtown toop is learn about the city's place in pop culture. tuesday, wednesday, happy days ♪ days wasct that happy set in milwaukee is a point of pride for our city. we are standing on milwaukee's riverwalk. we are in the heart of downtown milwaukee. behind me is the milwaukee river, which stretches from the north side into lake michigan. of course, you have all the great downtown architecture behind me. days was set here in milwaukee. were08, we decided we going to commission a statute to commemorate the fonz for everything he had done to put milwaukee on the map. as you can see, this is one of the most popular tourist s