but she has to encourage church goers to maintain their existence and that's you know let's morse nationalism doesn't come from god to only think about ourselves not about others this selfishness competition all this incites injustice that we're all familiar with these driving forces so we have to change them with small things and with klein doing. not an easy task. here the extreme right keeps a low profile. you are in style is one hour away from berlin it has three thousand five hundred inhabitants and hardly any of these are immigrants or of immigrant descent. the a.f.d. is in conspicuous there isn't a constituency office not even a notice board with information. the other political parties are equally absent if anyone is doing anything at all then it's beer takes playings church most locals refuse to say anything on camera off camera some of them roll their eyes and say that the church is much too open online it's another story there the populace are very present and loud local party members have accused the church of launching a political campaign with. their agitating agitating these pe

immediately and forever after fell deeper's morse dish -- felt deeper morse for the accident. senator hadned become what he long expired to be, and indispensable legislature whose achievements included the 18-year-old vote, the americans with disabilities act, and the children health insurance program. up next, david in newark, new york, a teacher. caller: how are you? host: i am well, how about yourself? caller: i am good. i am in my 38 year of teaching in new york. a couple of things i would want to point out, when i first started teaching, in 1980, 1981, in new york state where i teach, the starting salary was such was married or a woman was married and had a family of four, they would have been eligible for benefits. for social service benefits, welfare and so forth. we have come a long way, thanks to the union, and there is something else. a decision will be made by the supreme court very soon, which is designed to weaken the unions in states where we have agency fees. that allows unions to charge nonmembers dues because we have to represent them whether they are a member

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that brings us to the last case, morse v. frederick.the other one, a young comedian in alaska when the olympic torch was running by, he unfurled a flag that said bong hits for jesus. the court uphold it it because it could be fairly interpreted as advocating drug use. there are two exceptions to tinker. what is sexual activity and one , exceptating activities where he is opposing illegal activities and that is ok. susan: how do you process these erosions or walk backs? mary beth: probably the most important one of the cases was the hazelwood case in 1988. it had to do with journalism and also talked about student sponsored speech. unless the school establishes a public forum or the newspaper establishes it is a public forum unless the student lives in one , of those 14 states were legislation has been passed to bypass the hazelwood decision, it has the most impact on students. the tinker ruling also said that neither teachers or students leave their right to expression at the school gate. teachers' rights and students' rights are very m

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sicily and the ross naval destroyer wasn't a passage from the roll to naval base in the area southern morse south of sardinia. the later six april and expedited a movement of both naval destroyer the destroyers were reported in the. in the firing positions south what more southwest of cyprus from there on seven april they conducted a massive strike against the sheriff the airfield at the same time the number of tomahawk missiles that were launched forty fifty nine units surpassed the overall munitions of four to the naval destroyers if they had actually been engaged in the anti-missile defense operations that had been assigned to them and for that purpose only forty eight units were necessary there by u.s. naval vessels even prior to the chemical incident in honcho huna entered military service as to the with strike strike equipment that is an increase of a cruise missiles that were nessus more than there were necessary for the anti-missile defense and this could attest to prior planning by washington of an act a strike against the mask is the fake news on saturday from duma are geared inte

arnie morse over to live through. sort of very minimal if you just click on the i can't pay attention for an entire forty five minutes these kids think in terms of clips and switch topics every two to three minutes so i'm constantly changing activities in my lessons i mean i need the trees to. the parents can check the learning materials online using the same state for an app and the students can evaluate the lesson as does even on . a newsgroup i like being in this environment it's very interesting and entertaining. such an interest will be. smart it may be when it's time for the kids to eat their parents can monitor their selections. just for the p.c. what you bought and how much it cost. the schools i t. expert is fascinated by the exchange of information you can check any student's data if it is an outdoor lot of the kids know their parents can see what they're doing in school at any time it may not motivate them but it does stimulate don't mean with you most of the teachers evaluate every lesson afterwards they g

. >> lany morse had a career in marketing, then she got divorced, came down with an autoimmuneisease and was very depressed, but she bought some goats and they me her feel better. >> i would go out in the field every day and spend time with my goats. i started calling it goat happy hour and inviting people over. >> one of those people was a ga instructor. >> she was like you should really let me ha a yoga class out here. i said okay, but the goats will be all over the shmans. s like cool. when i launched my classes in march, i had over 2300 people on a wait list to do goat yoga. >> the goats are surprisingly soft and friendlynd don't smell. though they occasionally leave presents. >> i got op >> first year revenues were $160,000, a figure lany morris expects t y double thisr and turn her business profitable. she's done cporate events f companies like nike, expanded to three locations in oregon and licensed a business in four other states. b >> you're juswn away by how happy it makes everybody. so that's when i a knew i had business. >> turns outcome bi combining d dogs with goats was

he also suggested peter madsen had shown little concern roar morse fric kim wall, even text in his wifees after he had killed her. —— little concern or remorse for kim wall. he had invited other women on board his submarine that summer but he said no. kim wall. a promising freelance journalist from sweden, who loved to travel. last august she was about to move to china with her danish boyfriend. but first, she had one last story to finish. in the same neighbourhood here in copenhagen where the young couple had been living, she boarded a submarine built by peter madsen, a danish inventor she'd been wanting to interview. but a day later the submarine sank and he was rescued, without kim. peter madsen changed his story about what happened three times. he initially said he had dropped him off safely. then said she died when a door hatch fell on her head. in court, he admitted cutting up her body, but argued she'd died from toxic fumes on the submarine first. but during the trial the prosecutor painted a picture of a man with narcissistic and psychopathic tendencies, who relished watching vi

in one nine hundred sixty four the congolese prime minister morse a trauma bay visited berlin church goer organized a protest conjunction with a subversive happening planned by a group of artists in berlin. he led the protesters to shine about town hall while his demonstration had police approval this route was illegal it was greeted with tomatoes he was accused of having arranged the murder of patrice lumumba who had served as the first prime minister of the independent democratic republic of the congo it was the first time students clashed with police a scandal in berlin it was almost arrested strong athlete that he was he was able to get a wife. on the one hand there was a critic of the borzois capitalist order but on the other he was a devoted family man. met an american woman in a cafe in one thousand nine hundred sixty four and name was gay and she was a christian he could talk to her about religion and theology they became close but dutch his first love was for the revolution and he broke up with her the split didn't last long. he needed to live with bleach and clots in americ

i think one of the stories so far has been that the federal government has morse or less sort of helddespite having this chaotic incompetent team an the top. and we're going to see over the coming years the corruption and incompetence trickle down in a way that starts to affect people's lives because although ronny jackson is kind of universally beloved by people in the white house, it is crazy to move somebody from managing a team of dozens to managing the second biggest agency in the u.s. government. it's just madness. >> do you think republicans -- he has to get confirmed by the is that the. republicans have the votes there. do you think they'll all be on board with this. >> probably so if the president wants him, probably so. they have recently become friends. we don't know what kind of private conversations that trump and jackson have had. because i can tell you one thing, i do not there that trump would have appointed this if jackson and he did not speak of this, if he didn't say something about the va. i don't think it blind sided jackson. i think they said they've been close i

that brings us to the last case, morse v.redrick, where a young comedian in alaska, when the olympic torch is running buy and the school is let out, he unveils a flag and says going hits for jesus. the school punishes him, the court upholds that because it would be fairly interpreted as advocating drug use. one is advocating illegal activities. >> how do you process these erosions or walk backs from the tinker decision? >> part of the most important one of the cases is the hazelwood case in 1988 that had to do with student journalism and it also talked about student sponsored speech. unless the schools establishes there's a public forum or a newspaper is bloshed as a public forum, the students lose in one of those states where the legislature bypass the hazel decision, it has the most impact on students. the tinker ruling also said that neither teachers or students leave their right to expression at the schoolhouse gate. students and teachers rights are tied up together. when it's not a good time for teachers' rights it's usu

ii most of the messageske were taking place ovr radio transmissions although not by voice, but by morse code and there was a number they were using of course one was a machineas in every u-boat used y the army and air force to decipher the message to scramble the letters so they would go through a series of permutations and emerge as a different letter said there were women recruited from colleges who could actually divide is early computer programs they would get a message and have to come check stir what words might be in it if it was a weather report they would look for where the weather might be expected to adhere and they would look at the letters they were seeing and have to dot the math and devised a mathematical program too determine how the machine which the settings changed every couple of days how it might have transformed in a band so they were devising computer programs and entering them into machines we build in dayton ohio the rotors had been wired by women recruited hi in the navy many of whom were former telephone operators and they were unintimidated by machines. telep

war ii most of the messages were taking place over radio transmissions although not by voice but by morse code. there was a dizzying number of code and systems that they the germans were using the famous enigma cipher which was a machine that was in every u-boat in use by the army and air force to cipher german messages and to scramble the letters so that the letter a would go to a series of presentations and emerge as a complete letter. there were women who were recruited from colleges who were adept in math and languages that you could do the math and you could divide early computer programs and they would look at a garbled message and they would conjecture what words might be in it and whether it was the weather report from the bay of biscay they would look for [inaudible] might be expected to appear in the message and then they would look at the letters they were seen and they would have to do the math and devise a mathematical program to determine how the machine and the settings changed every couple of days how the machine might have transformed as an a that emerges as an x and they

thate court felt retroactive application of the decision, the collection of back taxes raised morse angel constitutional problems, it could simply -- raise more substantial constitutional problems,-- >> let me ask before you finish, what is the government's position on the prospect of prospective overruling of quill? then we would have no recollection. the court has a few perspective announcement of constitutional rules in the is, the courthat has determined collectively that the role is to interpret the constitution, not to amend it. ofthe court says in june this year about the dormant commerce clause means it cannot say that up until now, the dormant commerce clause meant something else, and in that sense, prospective thinking is inconsistent with the judicial. however, there are certain circumstances where even though the newly announced constitutional rule as a rule applies retroactively, the availability of particular types on whetheray depend people were justifiably uncertain at the time. >> thank you, counsel. >> mr. isaacson? justice, and it please the court, i would like to direc

(vicki) they are - micaela morse - who teaches kindergarten at international community elementary. english-spanish immersion program which michaela helped design. she's described as calm - even in the midst of unexpected chaos. (grant) at united for success middle school - cassandra chen teaches 6th grade math and science and 8th grade algebra. she's applauded for pushing herself and others towards continuous improvement. (vicki) and at oakland technical high - jah-yee woo teaches 11th grade english and u-s history. she helped to establish a humanities curriculum...and is described as making her hard work appear effortless.(grant) we congratulate them.....and we proudly put them on our growing list of "teachers of the week" ..(vicki) if you know of a teacher who stands out ... tell us .. go to our website kron4 dot com - look under 'features' -- and click on 'teacher of the week.' f i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c.

especially the las vegas massacre where the gun man used bump stocks to kill 58 people and injure hundred morsecompany is facing a lawsuit related to that attack. and we have the president at mar-a-lago. >> we're talking trade. what we will be doing now mostly is trade, as the prime minister, they've done very well with the united states. we have a very big deficit. we're going to weed that down. hopefully, get a balance at some point in the not too distant future. but we have a massive deficit with japan. we will, i believe at the end of a fairly short period of time, be able to do certain thing. they're ordering large numbers of airplanes, both jet fighters and passenger planes. tens of billions of dollars. they'll not only get the best planes, but will help with the process of equalization. so i think we're going to have a very exciting meeting. i like this maybe the best. i love the world of finance and the world of economics and probably that's where i do the best. but we will be able to work things out. i'm very happy to have larry kudlow with us. he's a special man. he's been a friend. i

you mentioned michael reuben one of our partners was a driving morse along with jay-z in helping.o it was a great night and celebration. >> what made you decide to do this? >> you know, michael's a good friend of meek's and he's part of the family. he's part of the sixers family. he's bane fan for a long time. he's been to several games and, you know, we thought it was a really tough situation. i don't think there are many situations in the country where you're on probation for ten straight years. so fortunately he's rightfully out and free and we thought he's such an incredible force for this city and these fans we thought it a great moment for us and for him. >> wow. philadelphia, i mean, the eagles won. there he is in front, he's right next to josh harris. there you are in that picture. kevin hart. what a night. and you can see meek. jason, meek plans to fight to overturn his conviction. how do you think this is all going to go down? >> i think it this is good precedent. we've been writing about this and talking about this is the idea that this happens to less famous people all

i think one of the stories so far has been that the federal government has morse or less sort of heldether despite having this chaotic incompetent team an the top. and we're going to see over the coming years the corruption and incompetence trickle down in a way that starts to affect people's lives because although ronny jackson is kind of universally beloved by people in the white house, it is crazy to move somebody from managing a team of dozens to managing the second biggest agency in the u.s. government. it's just madness. >> do you think republicans -- he has to get confirmed by the is that the. republicans have the votes there. do you think they'll all be on board with this. >> probably so if the president wants him, probably so. they have recently become friends. we don't know what kind of private conversations that trump and jackson have had. because i can tell you one thing, i do not there that trump would have appointed this if jackson and he did not speak of this, if he didn't say something about the va. i don't think it blind sided jackson. i think they said they've been c

they understood the culture and religious morse if they were here and back into this room. they would sit in the plidle to get us lined up in one direction fighting towards one idea. not necessarily a bullet or a bomb. and so -- that is alive and well in u.s. u.s. but i'll end with this. at the end of soldier the book one of the uw generals is walking down the pent begun he pass ascon vengessal general conventional general says, about sir you're pretty proud of what you did in afghanistan for those six weeks for everything worked out very, very well. they said well we sure were. and conventional said that's great because you're never going to get a chance to do if again. because -- there are too many cowboys. >> go ahead please sir with your question. >> thank you all for a wonderful presentation. my question -- your are comments are almost perfectly leading into it. will we ever have -- an agreed vietnam and -- in particular one that takes -- into account the international components in specifically like them or not how well the north vietnamese fought? >> we have only a f

stephan morse joins us now. still with us, iain stealey at jpmorgan asset management.out what's going on at barclays, and then kind of get into the broader european banking picture, because morgan stanley also had an interesting note out yesterday, and deutsche bank has its issues here. what is the story with the company, specifically barclays actions? >> the overall credit rating has been downgraded one notch to one above junk, which means that moody's has seen some problems in the future with earnings in addition to some structuring issues around the bank separating its trading activities from its retail bankers required by u.k. law for next year. what this means for barclays is they will likely have to pay higher rates to refinance some of the debt coming due, which they were relying on to boost their earnings. means --s downgrain downgrade means they are one step lower. guy: is this a surprise? >> i think it was already priced in the market. if you look at the bond trading they and the share price, shares have actually increased. the bonds have not moved that much.

term from an old cartoon, popeye, where he used to say i can't stand it because i can't stands it no morselina are sick and tired. they don't consume it, it consumes them. we are trying to drive information down to them so they can be watchdogs. i look forward to updating you on this progress. >> some could argue where power in health care power in health care is on the amazon site. in north carolina, you have huge benefits as far as technology in particular. do you think there is opportunity going forward for an amazon-jpthis is like an morgane up, a private sector tie up with a public sector like yours? you have been very pro on what they are doing. treasurer folwell: i have great respect for what they're trying to do. our train left the station a year ago. at the end of the day, it takes discipline. in north carolina and probably across the country, we have a medical arms race going on. think about what that means, where consumers don't know the value of what they are paying for. we are going to work together. mat in north carolina. anytime we can work with the private consortium and tr

but she has to encourage church goers to maintain their resistance and that's you know let's morse nationalism doesn't come from god to only think about ourselves not about others this selfishness competition all this incites injustice and that we're all familiar with these driving forces so we have to change them with small things and then with klein doing. not an easy task. here the extreme right keeps a low profile you are in style is one hour away from berlin it has three thousand five hundred inhabitants and hardly any of these are immigrants or of immigrant descent. the a.f.d. is in conspicuous there isn't a constituency office not even a notice board with information. the other political parties are equally absent if anyone is doing anything at all then it's. most locals refused to say anything on camera. in twenty ten the rightwing extremist n.p.v. party used to march through your home style and later this new nazi session on the town council after being convicted of setting fire to a holocaust memorial. the atmosphere was oppressive and the church and its pastor were openly targeted a

and another vigil was held in the occupied west bank this saturday to commemorate the life of yasser morse to john the palestinian journalist who was killed during friday's protests has a report. despite the blue protective vest he was wearing and despite the fact that the word press was in place and on the front of that best palestinian journalist yassin was shot by israeli forces while covering the mass protests in gaza on friday yes it died early on saturday with a candidate right now at his funeral in gaza hamas leader is a tribute well i didn't want to hide here i salute all the journalists and priests who lost their lives in the same way those who have gone through the road of suffering in order to portray the reality for an oppressed people a frustrated people on the season gaza and all across palestine but it's the image of dignity for a proud people a brave people a straightforward people brave able to turn the table and the hardest of times for palestinian journalists gathered in the occupied west bank to commemorate yassin. according to the palestinian journalist syndicate seven

assad regime to maintain the assad regime and to ensure the in durance of the assad regime but but morse more specifically to your question look i mean one thing to talk about chemical weapons but there are enough specks skeptics out there to tell you that the viability of this operation the legality of this operation and the motivation behind this. operation is not exactly chemical that there's a lot of lots of reasons one of them for example just like we've seen you know the likes of president clinton back in one nine hundred ninety eight when he attacked afghanistan in the sudan because there was a more nickel lewinsky case today in the united states we have trump taking these actions when we have the stormy daniels case and and we have his lawyer being investigated and so on so forth in terms of the legality of course once again does he have the power act to act the way he did it was that sufficient in terms of the powers as. that was approved in congress back in in after nine eleven or not so there are many questions really what this is really being the overall in terms of what the

we have morse so to come, mostly in scotla nd we have morse so to come, mostly in scotland and the northhern ireland in northern england, you have some rain, the rest of england and wales, sunshine and showers with highs of up to in celsius. more details in a few minutes. —— 15 celsius. a 17—year—old girl has been shot dead in north london. it is thought to be the 47th murder in the capital this year. in a separate incident in walthamstow, a 16—year—old boy was left critically ill after being shot. our reporterjon donnison is in tottenham now. good morning to you, take us through what happened 7 good morning to you, take us through what happened? two shootings in the space of an hour, just a couple of miles apart. police are not saying at this stage whether they believe the two incidents were related, but firstly police were called here to totte n ha m firstly police were called here to tottenham around 9:30 last night, reports that someone had been shot. a 17—year—old girl, they found her at the scene with a bullet wound. police have erected a tent behind me, she died around an hour lat

[applause] becky tooley commissioner barrymore'barry morse. [applause] greg solomon. stacy kagan.acobs, state rep, district 96. lawson, senator bill nelson. todd roski. bob mayerson. christine a chomsky -- christine, mayryor of parkland. last but not least, commissioner springs. with that, i would like to introduce somebody very special to all of us. the united states representative ted deutch. [applause] thank you, very much. thanks, everyone. thank you very much. thanks, everyone for being here. elected's,ny lamarr. please, for everybody to hear. >> lamarr fisher. inc. you. [applause] from parkland. [applause] >> anthony, vice mayor of margate. [applause] >> mandarich. broward county commissioner. ottmonica may oug rep. deutch: state representative is here. let's give him a hand. before we get started, i would like -- i would like to do two things. first of all, if you are here tonight and you have served our and are a veteran, i would ask you to please rise for a moment so we can acknowledge you and express our gratitude for your service. [applause] and, don't sit down. thank y

they are - micaela morse - who teaches kindergartenat international community elementary.n english-spanish immersion program which michaela helped design.she's described as calm - even in the midst of unexpected chaos. at united for success middle school - cassandra chen teaches 6th grade math and science and 8th grade algebra. she's applauded for pushing herself and others towards continuous improvement. and at oakland technical high - jah-yee woo teaches 11th grade english and u.s. history. she helped to establish a humanities curriculum...and is described as making her hard work appear effortless. just go to our website - look under 'features' -- and click on 'teacher of the week.' grant and vicki? (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)next weather system is waiting in the wings. the weak ridge of high pressure over the bay area will continue to weaken and slide eastward tonight. as this happens the upper low and associated cold front currently off the pacnw coast will move southward along the west coast. c

morse, great to have you with us got to ask you, some of your top holdings as of the end of the yearnvidia, facebook and alphabet are you concerned? have you been trimming your position >> let me answer the question backwards. we reduced some exposure where to control market risk, particularly where we're not impressed with how management has addressed certain issues we have not eliminated exposure by any means we think that the future for the economy is going to be guided primarily by disruptive technologies, and these companies are leaders, not only in developing these technologies, but in implementing them, and they're affecting the core of the american economy maybe that's why you're getting some sort of a reaction. but basically, they become the major media companies, whether some of them recognize it or not. i think some do. they have become the major distribution platforms and interestingly, they're not the biggest in the world that's the interesting thing to me i think probably in the area of search google is, but in the area, retail distribution, the major companies exist ou

they are - micaela morse - who teaches kindergarten at international community elementary. an english-spanish immersion program which michaela helped design.at áunited for successá middle school - cassandra chen teaches 6th grade math and science and 8th grade algebra. she's applauded for pushing herself and others towards continuous improvement. and at oakland technical high - jah-yee woo teaches 11th grade english and u-s history. she helped to establish a humanities curriculum...and is described as making her hard work appear effortless. kron 4 congratulates them..... and we proudly put them on our growing list of "teachers of the week" .. if you know of a teacher who stands out ... tell us. go to our website kron4 dot com - look under 'features' -- and click on 'teacher of the week.' (robin) coming up at 5 on the kron 4 morning news... here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge.... we're tracking traffic and weather for you. (ácommercialá) ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather

attorney general morse morrisey and don blankenship, a controversial candidate, doing reasonably welldeadly accident and blanken ship actually served time in prison. ainsley: wow. and he is doing well? who is the frontrunner. >> most republicans in west virginia think that jenkins is the frontrunner. but they can also see a scenario whereby morrisy wins. everyone i talks to says blanken ship gets the nomination they won't spend nearly as much money in the fall trying to beat manchin. ainsley: blankenship is the only one out of those three that the president didn't invite to his round table last week. when you look to 2016, i know that president trump took 68.5% of the votes in that state and hillary clinton got 26.4. that's a big difference. so, when you look at that, you wonder how did joe manchin win and why hasn't a republican had that seat? >> that's a great question. no state in the country has changed more than west virginia. in 1988, they voted democratic in the presidential election by 12 percentage points. as you just noted, they voted for donald trump by 42 percentage points

francine: thank you, penny pritzker, former secretary of commerce and ed morse stays with us.of the tweet from donald trump, saying it feels great to have bolton and larry k on board. we are doing things nobody thought possible, and he continues by saying despite the never-ending and corruption -- corrupt russian investigation, which takes tremendous time and focus, no collusion or obstruction of them i fight back so now they do the unthinkable and raid a lawyers office for information. bad. funny more on the trump -- plenty more on the trump tweets next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm taylor riggs. airbus is boosting production of the new jet to meet high demand, according to people familiar with the matter. the european playmaker and suppliers have agreed to reason the goal from 60 planes each month to 63. they pushed back against higher quota, signaling they are too stretched. bank of america will no longer lend it to some gunmakers and bank of america vice-chairman and for new intel's the bank will finance companies that make assaults solomon