on sunday october 25th american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the student non-vial lernlt coordinating committee, and later political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american community leaders we feature in the coming weeks. they were conducted by the university of virginia's explorations in black leadership project. that's sunday october 25th at 10:00 a.m. eastern mere on american history tv on c-span3. >>> every weekend the c-span networks feature programs on politic, nonfiction books and american history. at saturday at 8:30 p.m. eastern editorial cartoonists describe their experiences covering the george w. bush administration. and sunday afternoon at 4:45 an event honoring the life and political career of former british prime minister margaret thatcher on what would have been her 90th birthday. live this saturday morning at 11:00 on c-span2's book tv the 20th annual texas book festival from austin featuring interviews with nonfiction autho

. >> excellent choice, mr. bond. angie: mr. bond. for? stand good, thank a. -- thank you. overtakeled to "the martian" at the box office this weekend. rishaad: it managed to return to the top spot. angie: goosebumps came in a close second. >> the following is a paid program. >> these statements have not been evaluated. this product does not diagnose or treat.

on sunday, october 25, the american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the student non-violent coordinating committee in his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american community leaders we feature in the coming weeks. they were conducted by the university of virginia's explorations in black leadership project. that's sunday, october 25, at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. >>> every weekend the c-span networks feature specials on politics and history. editorial cartoonists describe their experiences covering the george w. bush administration. and sunday afternoon at 4:45, an event honoring the life and political career of former british prime minister margaret thatcher on what would have been her 90th birthday. and on saturday at 11:00 a.m., the texas book festival, featuring h.w. brand and his latest book on president reagan. harriet washington and her book on how we can catch mental illness. and dennis roth on th

august on sunday october 25 american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers going up in the segregated south. this involvement with a nonviolent coordinating committee, and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with an african-american community leader that we feature in coming weeks. there conducted by the university of virginia's explorations in black leadership project. sunday, october 25 at 10 a a.m. eastern on american history tv am on c-span3. many news reports and public officials refer to the current refugee crisis in the european union as the worst since the end of world war ii. next on american history tvs reel america, a look back to 1946 with seeds of destiny. a 20 minute war department film depicting the situation faced by millions of orphaned and homeless children. the graphic scenes of traumatized, hungry, and partly closed children recorded by the u.s. signal corps, helped raise millions of dollars for relief efforts. this academy award-winning film includes scenes that may be disturbing to some v

anrican history tv features oral history with mr. bond. they were conducted by the university of virginia. is sunday, october 25, 10:00 a.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. many news reports refer to the current refugee crisis in the european union as the worst since the end of world war ii. back to 1946 with "seeds of destiny." it is a war department found depicting the situation film by orphans. there was recorded by the u.s. signal corps

on sunday, october 25, american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the student nonviolent coordinating committee and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american leaders. they were conducted by the university of virginia's explorations in black leadership proje project. that's sunday october 25 at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> each week american history tv's reel america brings you archival films that help provide context to today's public affairs issues. ♪ >> the united states army presents the big picture. an official report produced for the armed forces and the american people. now to show you part of the big picture, here is sar jent stuart queen. >> buy og rafies of our leaders whose lives have played a part in the fabric of our history. today the big picture brings you another story in which the army and the nation take particular pride. the story of eisenhower, the soldier. as narrated by raym

on sunday, october 25th, american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the student nonviolent coordinating committee. and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american community leaders we feature in the coming weeks. they were conducted by the university of virginia's explorations in black leadership project. that's sunday, october 25th, at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span3. >>> a signature feature of book tv is our all-day coverage of book fairs and festivals from across the country. with top nonfiction authors. here's our schedule beginning this weekend. we're live from austin for the texas book festival. and the following weekend we're live in the nation's heartland for the wisconsin book festival in madison. at the end of the month we'll be in nashville for the southern festival of books. at the start of november we're back on the east coast for the boston book festival. in the middle of the month it's the lou

this is the aston martin db10, mr. bond. there were 10 made for the movie "specter" but only one will be put up for sale. it will be auctioned off for charity next year. it is not street legal, but drum roll, please. what is it expected to go for? $15 million. >> what are you supposed to do with it? ed: you can't drive it. on your driveway you can be whatever you want, but can't drive it. >> seven deaths and there is a dangerous high school football season. ed: the advice doctors have for parents and players that may change the game in hopes of keeping kids safe. >> and then on newscenter 5 at 6:00, a tragedy in oxford. a woman killed, two young children seriously hurt in a crash with a cement truck. the investigation happening right now. caught on camera, a clerk taking on a would be robber. a large weapon she whipped out that scared off the suspect. >> they got a horrible deal here. >> the inspector general's critical review of a boston and the red sox. and health alerts for all of you bacon lovers. the cancer connection t

mrs. bonds bakes the suites. and his crew make these. >> reporter: aside 10 days bunt and signature grill with fresno to least there are all kinds of fresh organic goodies. yes, snap peas the airline to metals oyster mushrooms. >> reporter: dusty and his wife are from fresno where they bought another dusty bun spirit dusty learn to cook the accord bomb blew but prefers more down-home or may fooled. and so does his customers. and as you could say the st is very hands on but no flour dust on his pants pocket. in the meantime onions and tomatoes all hold the bottom. --but hold the bum >> catherine: new at eight. >> catherine: disturbing video shows an roughly handling a baby. in this cell phone video. the woman tosses a blanket over a six-month old - and shakes her violently. >> catherine: the incident sparked local authorities to shut the facility down -- and the woman was arrested for felony child abuse. >> catherine: officials say there's video of a similar incident from another day. where the daycare worker was

on sunday, we feature an oral history of mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south, his involvement with the student nonviolent orbiting committee and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american community leaders to be featured in the coming weeks. they were conducted by the university of virginia's exploration of black really -- black leadership project. >> former senator johnson moral champions the art and had a personal relationship with the artist area we explore the relationship in his torso that historical significance of the artwork. the u.s. capital historical society hosted this 50 minute event. >> i'd like to start today's final brownbag lunch of the season. i would like to welcome you on behalf of my colleagues. barbara has been a good friend for friend money one of the u.s. capital. is from harvard and the university wisconsin madison, all these wonderful academic institutions. she's taught at universities in the area, for the last 30 years she's been differ

on sunday, american history tv features an oral history with mr. bondwhere he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the nonviolent coordinating committee, and his political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american community leaders we feature in the coming weeks. sunday, october 25 at 10:00 eastern on american history tv, c-span 3. alvandiroham looks at president nixon's relationship with the shaw of -- shah of iran. [applause] >> thank you for being here. thank you roham for coming for this talk. irish everyone to read this book if you want to understand the u.s. iranian relationship today. let me first ask you, what inspired you to write this? roham:

"excellent choice mr bond." in the upcoming movie... belvedere is among 14 official brand partners.. all vying for the attention of mostly savvy male millennials...who don't mind seeing products on the big screen. ( professor james chapman, professor of film studies, university of leicester) "i think if the product placement is to obvious or too excessive people can take against it. it's seen as sort of a crass commercial and distracting from the narrative. but when its done in a subtle way or maybe in a rather ironic way or incorporated in the film in the way associated with james bond i think audiences appreciated it." "you have no authority. none." with each incarnqtion the enigmac spy has evold with the and so have the products he uses -- mirroring the changing tastes of his fans. deals between 007 worthy of an m-i-6 it is no secret that this a priceless both. getting started" isa soares, cnn, london jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about james bond. jessica and scott are chatting about james bond. jessica and scot

american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south, his involvement with the student nonviolent cord knitting committee, and his political career. they were conducted by the university of virginia of virginia's explorations of black leadership project. >> each week, american history tv sits in on a lecture with a college professor. you can watch the classes here every saturday evening at 8 p.m. and midnight eastern. next, a seminar for high school teachers on the early years of the revolutionary war. through the letters of john and abigail adams, this class at part one of ae -- two-part lecture. >> ok, here is where we are going today. we're going to take a look at the courtship of abigail and our first chance to talk about the correspondence -- which is the basis of our course and historical understanding of the relationship. there is about 1200 letters between them. that is a lot. it, willu think about we ever know as much about modern-day american political leaders as we know ab

on sunday, we feature an oral history of mr. bondhere he remembers growing up in the segregated south, his involvement with the student nonviolent orbiting committee and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american community leaders to be featured in the coming weeks. they were conducted by the university of virginia's exploration of black really -- black leadership project. >> former senator johnson moral champions the art and had a personal relationship with the artist area

on sunday, october 25th, american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the student non-violent coordinating committee and his political career. this is one of several oral history with african american leaders we feature in the coming weeks. they were conducted by explorations in black leadership project. that's sunday, october 25th at 10:00 eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> he said from the beginning, you know i look in the mirror, and i don't see a president. our response to that was quit looking in the mirror. but from the very beginning, he just said this is nothing i've ever thought about. >> this sunday night on kwcht and a, former public relations coordinator on mitch daniels and his decision not to run for president in 2012. >> i became convinced as we came to the end of the process that he's very competitive. and i think if he had made a decision to do it that he would have had his heart and soul into it. but from the very beginning, it's not something

american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south, his involvement with the student nonviolent cord knitting committee, and his political career. they were conducted by the university of virginia of virginia's explorations of black leadership project. >> each week, american history tv sits in on a lecture with a college professor. you can watch the classes here every saturday evening at 8 p.m. and midnight eastern. next, a seminar for high school teachers on the early years of the revolutionary war. through the letters of john and abigail adams, this class

. >> excellent choice, mr. bond. news week's releases failed to overtake "the martian."for a third time this month. "goosebumps" a close second. a big day on the markets. there we go. the hang seng up, just off the highs of the day. shanghai composite, .5% to the upside. japan has been on its lunch break just over 20 minutes now. that is it for "trending business." angie and i will be recapping the big stories of the day for you. ♪ angie: it is the middle of the asian trading day. not much celebrating going on on this gloomy day. for the markets, it is a whole different story. we are live in hong kong, this is "asia edge." the top stories this hour, stimulating stocks. asian share markets rise after china cuts interest rates and bank reserves. easing comes is china's political elite could start their next economic blueprint. the 13th five-year plan. please, mr. post man. japan post said to name its final share price. rishaad: it will be the biggest since the late 1980's. we will take a look at jakarta and see what the indonesian president has on his to-do list. the react

excellent choice mr bond."in the upcoming movie...belvedere is among 14 official brand partners..all vying for the attention of mostly savvy male millennials...who don't mind seeing products on the big screen.(professor james chapman, professor of film studies, university of leicester) "i think if the product placement is to people can take against it. it's seen as sort of a crass commercial and distracting from the narrative. but when its done in a subtle way or maybe in a rather ironic way or incorporated in the film in the way associated with james bond i think audiences appreciated it.""you have no authority. none."with each incarnation the enigmatic spy has evolved with the timesand so have the products he uses -- mirroring the changing tastes of his fans.while the secretive deals between 007 and advertisers are worthy of an m-i-6 operationit is no secret that this a priceless partnership for both."i think you're only getting started" healthwatch... the world health organization released a report linking p

. >> excellent choice, mr. bondthey're among 14 brand partners. >> i think if the product pricement pric placement is too much, people can take against it. but when it's subtle or maybe in an ironic way, incorporated in a way we're associating with james bond, i think audiences appreciate it. >> you have no authority, none. >> reporter: with each incarnation, the spy has evolved with the times. and so have the products he uses, mirroring the changing tastes of the fans. the deals between advertisers are and bond are worthy of an mi 6 operation, this is a priceless operation for both. cnn, london. >> ukraine held elections on sunday. local positions around the country were up for grabs and crane's internet party running on a platform of easy access to technology fielded some of the most unusual candidates like this one, darth vader seen friday in odessa. he was attending the unveiling of a monument. it replaces the statue of a soviet leader. we thank you for watching this hour of cnn news room. wel we'll be back afte

no, mr. bond, i want you to die. operation grand slam. wrecked four major biotech companies. >> we raise prices to $10 million. >> he's going to blow up ft. knox. >> raise the cost of your cholesterol drug. with that, the dow is off about 14 points. intel the biggest lager this morning. let's get to pisani. >> good morning. important thing about today, either side of positive or negative, put up the sectors, health care is the big winner for obvious reasons. discretionary, industrials and financials bringing up the rear. pharmaceutical here doing well. not just little li, merck, pfizer, bristol meyers on the upside. there was not as. emphases on reducing drug prices in the debate last night. people were surprised that that wasn't a big issue. there were some wall street discussions. yesterday we saw pharma and biotech nosedive going into the close on concerns that this would be a big issue at the debate. bank earnings for today, big four bank earnings today. bank of america, pnc, wells fargo in line, jpmorgan a miss there. we know net int

on sunday, october 25, american history tv features an oral history with mr. bond where he remembers growing up in the segregated south. his involvement with the student nonviolent coordinating committee and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with african-american leaders. they were conducted by the university of virginia's explorations in black leadership proje project. that's sunday october 25 at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> each week american history tv's reel america brings you archival films that help provide context to today's public affairs issues. ♪ >> the united states army presents the big picture. an official report produced for the armed forces and the american people. now to show you part of the big picture, here is sar jent stuart queen. >> buy og rafies of our leaders whose lives have played a part in the fabric of our history. today the big picture brings you another story in which the army and the nation take particular pride. the story of eisenhower, the soldier. as narrated by raym

naacp chairman died in august on sunday october 25 american history tv features an oral history with mr. bondre he remembers going up in the segregated south. this involvement with a nonviolent coordinating committee, and his later political career. this is one of several oral histories with an african-american community leader that we feature in coming weeks. there conducted by the university of virginia's explorations in black leadership project. sunday, october 25 at 10 a a.m. eastern on american history tv am on c-span3. many news reports and public officials refer to the current refugee crisis in the european union as the worst since the end of world war ii. next on american history tvs reel america, a look back to 1946 with seeds of destiny. a 20 minute war department film depicting the situation faced by millions of orphaned and homeless cren.

plus a principle amount of the city and county of san francisco go bond and park bond 2012 and series 2015 b. >> thank you mrclerk week. >> good morning, again i'll be presenting items 34 and 5 for the clean and safe neighborhood parks bond in february 2008 the voters authorized $85 million for park improvement projects sponsored by rec and park department and the port of san francisco to data hundred and $76 million plus bond have been issued before you an item 4 the resolution for the sale of the $8 million plus from the 2008 authorization of the total the one homicide $85 million railroad allocated from the rec and park department program and the balance of 35 plus million dollars was allocate and the final issuance to continue the program under the 2008 bond in november 2012 proposition b another hundred and $85 million for the project sponsored by rec and park and the port and to date $71 million plus in bonds have been issued from the 2012 authorization the resolution before you on item 5 approves the sale of the bonds not to exceed $43 million plus for both rec and park and port supported park project

plus a principle amount of the city and county of san francisco go bond and park bond 2012 and series 2015 b. >> thank you mrclerk week. >> good morning, again i'll be presenting items 34 and 5 for the clean and safe neighborhood parks bond in february 2008 the voters authorized $85 million for park improvement projects sponsored by rec and park department and the port of san francisco to data hundred and $76 million plus bond have been issued before you an item 4 the resolution for the sale of the $8 million plus from the 2008 authorization of the total the one homicide $85 million railroad allocated from the rec and park department program and the balance of 35 plus million dollars was allocate and the final issuance to continue the program under the 2008 bond in november 2012 proposition b another hundred and $85 million for the project sponsored by rec and park and the port and to date $71 million plus in bonds have been issued from the 2012 authorization the resolution before you on item 5 approves the sale of the bonds not to exceed $43 million plus for both rec and park and port supported park project

the first drink, mr. bond referenced before we came on. this is the best for martinis.ale. made with a vodka, gin and blank shaken not stirred and twist of lemon on top. >> one shake? >> oh, no. you got to get into it. >> it's an effort. >> bond was almost never sober for any of this stuff. >> the funny thing, if you read the novels by ian fleming, he drank everything. it wasn't just vodka. in the movies they did a good job for a guy like me who works in vodka. we have his immediate yaum dry martini we reimagined with gold flakes for goldfinger. >> this is a 3-ounce pour. >> three shots in there? >> yeah. >> depending what bar you go to. >> this is a man who knew how to be efficient. that's half a six pack worth of alcohol. >> about. >> how does he run on top of trains over bridges while he's plastered? >> usually imbibes towards the slower parts of the film, with a lady over dinner or playing cards. >> but the hangovers. >> when you drink elite, you're okay. >> the next one from russia with love. i created as an ode to the females, the bond girls. this is a take -- eli

mr. james bond, but now this is an interesting one because a lot of hipsters have started this trend of wearing bowties so it doesn't just have to be formalwear so our lovely model matt -- >> sorry, i'm here. >> al. >> the other matt. >> sorry, al. >> and i think al looks fantastic. talking about this earlier. this is under $50, and it's really a really good way to be polished but look cool as well and the difference, matt, that's cotton so that's a big thing for men right now. and can be a cotton bowtie and get in close the different prints so that's something that's a little different. not solid on solid but we're mixing everything up. >> i've got everybody, looks fabulous. go to your mother or foreor grandparent's closet and shop. don't need to spend a ton. >> ask permission first. thank you. >> thank you. >> and thanks to our models as well. for the full fashion list go to today.com. staci, you have got to get down here. shaws & star market. shaws & star market. yes, mom. now. spread the word. vicki, this sale is amazing. the shaws & star market stock up sale is here. general mills cereals

plus a principle amount of the city and county of san francisco go bond and park bond 2012 and series 2015 b. >> thank you mrclerk week. >> good morning, again i'll be presenting items 34 and 5 for the clean and safe neighborhood parks bond in february 2008 the voters authorized $85 million for park improvement projects sponsored by rec and park department and the port of san francisco to data hundred and $76 million plus bond have been issued before you an item 4 the resolution for the sale of the $8 million plus from the 2008 authorization of the total the one homicide $85 million railroad allocated from the rec and park department program and the balance of 35 plus million dollars was allocate and the final issnce to continue the program under the 2008 bond in november 2012 proposition b another hundred and $85 million for the project sponsored by rec and park and the port and to date $71 million plus in bonds have been issued from the 2012 authorization the resolution before you on item 5 approves the sale of the bonds not to exceed $43 million plus for both rec and park and port supported park projects.

mr. speaker, this morning a member said that a letter had come from a member of the city council, anita bonds, asking that her name be removed from the letter sent by the council, majority of the council, saying that they opposed re-authorization of this bill. that member has since called me and she writes, dear member of congress, due to some confusion about my position on the district of columbia voucher bill, h.r. 10, i want to make my position clear. i oppose this bill and i intend to remain a signatory of the letter previously acknowledged that seven of my colleagues on the d.c. council -- council and i sent to chairman jason chaffetz dated october 8, 2015, opposition to the bill,

bond ietf's. have you changed your view? mr. marks: we have not had a serious panic in bonds.avid: the market is getting nervous, though. at the spread which is ensuring that in this case on high-yield, ensuring that a failure orinst default, it continues to climb. market isith the sniffing something out, even if the new york fed thinks that all is clear. stephanie: what do you think? mr. marks: i think investors swing from optimistic too pessimistic. they are both extremes, it is excessive. looking at your job, one of my favorite cartoons run the 1960's, has a news reader sitting there -- stephanie: did you call me a news reader? i'm out. mr. marks: it says that everything that was good for the market yesterday is bad for it today. that is how people flip flop. back to want to come this question that is bothering me. thes one thing if regulators and practitioners disagree about what should be done, it is different if they facts.e on the if the investors do not believe there is a liquidity problem and so,tactician or's do think that is dangerous. we can disagree about what sho

mr. smith: thank you. scarlet: a selloff in stocks, currencies, and bonds.performing manager, next. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu "what'd you miss? third-quarter earnings beat analysts estimates, helping to make up for a slump. the largest railroad in the eastern u.s. had earnings per share ahead of analyst estimates of $.50. in addition, csx reaffirming its forecast in the mid-digits. alix: anheuser-busch has agreed to buy sab miller, and sab miller has rejected several other offers from ab inbev. scarlet: wells fargo is buying ge assets, and among them the corporate and financial distribution business. they had been shrinking the finance arm to focus more on operations. alix: and sandisk has apparently received interest from two arrivals. western digital and another are said to be in talks with sandisk about a possible acquisition. about a possible acquisition. and that is your bloomberg business. scarlet: the last wave of the global financial crisis? we have a chart that shows how emerging markets happened caught in a tailspin that now threatens global growt

plus a principle amount of the city and county of san francisco go bond and park bond 2012 and series 2015 b. >> thank you mrerk week. >> good morning, again i'll be presenting items 34 and 5 for the clean and safe neighborhood parks bond in february 2008 the voters authorized $85 million for park improvement projects sponsored by rec and park department and the port of san francisco to data hundred and $76 million plus bond have been issued before you an item 4 the resolution for the sale of the $8 million plus from the 2008 authorization of the total the one homicide $85 million railroad allocated from the rec and park department program and the balance of 35 plus million dollars was allocate and the final issuance to continue the program under the 2008 bond in november 2012 proposition b another hundred and $85 million for the project sponsored by rec and park and the port and to date $71 million plus in bonds have been issued from the 2012 authorization the resolution before you on item 5 approves the sale of the bonds not to exceed $43 million plus for both rec and park and port supported park projects.

bond. like traveling the world, exciting. is that what your experience was like? mr. haynes: not at all. i don' t know what it would be like today. but this was an era that was pre-internet. a lot of what we did was replacing hundreds of people who would just read documents. we helped them build the technology to automate that. correlation between the cia investor? mr. haynes: yes. in more than one way. there' s a lot of really interesting technology coming out of incutel. it is an incubator for application in government, particularly in the intelligence community. now. efforts, but some of it has applications in investing. it is not just about the people side or the john' s -- james bond type stuff. >> taught to us about engineering and how it makes you financial services industry. mr. haynes: i think engineering is a terrific background for executives in general. learn over time is how all the pieces work together and how the system is only as strong as the total design of the system. one of the things i have applied through point72, is redesigning office and achieve the mission we set

he's not happy playing bond, mr. craig. >> really? >> he made disparaging comments but that's for another interview we'll probably never do. this is "crimson peak," lady lucille. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> thank you very much. this movie is from our sister company universal. it opens friday. if you like to be extra spooked it will be available in imax as well. up next, martha stewart getting souped up. first on a tuesday morning this leadership isn't given. it's earned. realized. accomplished. fulfilled. won. leadership isn't given. >>> cooking with martha is brought to you by macy's. >> we are back. 8:46 with today food. this morning on our super supper series we have the one and only mushroom soup featured in martha stewart "living." good morning. >> good morning. >> do you love soup season? >> it's a wonderful time of year. so healthy and good for you. >> absolutely. >> this is an especially delicious soup made with farrow which is the oldest grain, oldest wheat grain known to us. it's high in protein. >> great for ene

plus a principle amount of the city and county of san francisco go bond and park bond 2012 and series 2015 b. >> thank you mrclerk week. >> good morning, again i'll be presenting items 34 and 5 for the clean and safe neighborhood parks bond in february 2008 the voters authorized $85 million for park improvement projects sponsored by rec and park department and the port of san francisco to data hundred and $76 million plus bond have been issued before you an item 4 the resolution for the sale of the $8 million plus from the 2008 authorization of the total the one homicide $85 million railroad allocated from the rec and park department program and the balance of 35 plus million dollars was allocate and the final issuance to continue the program under the 2008 bond in november 2012 proposition b another hundred and $85 million for the project sponsored by rec and park and the port and to date $71 million plus in bonds have been issued from the 2012 authorization the resolution before you on item 5 approves the sale of the bonds not to exceed $43 million plus for both rec and park and port supported park project

how likely is it they start buying equities instead of continuing youth bond purchases? mr.end their duration. making, relative to other central banks, making better progress on inflation than most. it is lower than where it is expected to be by the middle of this coming year. earlier question, tom, i how does governor corrode the yen in the press conference given those concerns? missingove your phrase inflation, or mis-inflation. there is a mystery. what is the mystery for barclay? mr. barth: you can go through the different explanations about why inflation is low. the hangover from the global financial crisis, the leveraging -- de-leveraging. that doesnother 1/3 not have an explanation that is correlated across countries. tom: what is it? mr. barth: we don't know. that is the concern for central banks. they are facing the same thing. tom: is it an overcapacity issue of supply? mr. barth: we looked at those issues. the problem is that maybe it is a data problem, we cannot measure it appropriately. francine: is there a risk this is a china hard landing we are not reading cor

bond. >> when mr. love was arrested, he was found in possession of the weapon believed to have been used to kill dr. hatcher. >> hatcher was dating delgado's ex-boyfriend and a warrant is issued for her arrest. >>> this morning, the investigation continuing into the bombing of the hospital in afghanistan run by the charity group doctors without borders. at least 19 people died, including 12 staff members and three children. what appears to be an airstrike by the u.s. military. afghan officials say helicopters may have been retaliating for gunfire from taliban fighters hiding in the hospital. a fox news military analyst said this might be the result of inadequate training of afghan soldiers. >> and it was not an overt attempt by the united states to bomb a hospital. of course not. if you don't have reliable people on the ground to spot for the bombs, eventually the bombs are going to go where they shouldn't. >> and doctors without borders said everyone involved in the conflict in afghanistan had the gps

mr. wint is now incarcerated, held without bond, our work is not done. >> may 22nd, darren wint, the lonewashington, d.c. murders is captured and behind bars. >> he's been isolated for some time. he's kept on the administrative wing. for a time he was in suicide watch wing. these are highly segregated locations, which are cement floor, paper gown, nothing else. >> wint's former attorney in this case, sean handover. >> he helped us with being open with us. we believe he was set up and that there are more people involved with this. >> but more than two months pass and no one else is arrested. in fact the case against wint only heats up. prosecutors reveal damning new evidence at a pretrial hearing. >> we at the u.s. attorneys office will use the full force of the law to make sure justice is served. >> savopoulos daughter abigail who was away at boarding school when the family was murdered braves the courthouse to stare down their accused killer. in court wint won't look her way. his arms and legs shackled. he sets silently as prosecutors reveal for the first time they found wint's dna on a

mr. martin: right. senator isakson: when you have subcontractor to do hvac, you would require two things, one is a bond and second is insurance, correct? mr. martin: we require insurance, not a bond. senator isakson: the work schedule is determined by the weather, by other conditions and not determined by you. you determine what you need done but they have to do it within the confines of that right? is that not mr. martin: we have a critical path that we try to stick to given the weather and homeowner involvement. senator isakson: you don't pour contract below 32 degrees, right? mr. martin: it doesn't get below 32 degrees in texas. enator eyes sackon: i couldn't -- senator isakson: thank you. i appreciate that very much. mr. rubin, i want to make sure i get this right. and i certainly don't want to say something that's not correct in what you said. but i was listening to your testimony. you talked about the economic pressures. you were talking about staffing companies, first of all. talking about the economic pressures on those staffing companies because they have the tightest of margins. that was your

bond. thank you. >> thank you, mr. garcia. public speaker: good afternoon, commissioners and board members. my name is toby levine and a mission bay resident. the same building and mr. garcia. i'm very pleased about a few things going on today and one is that you are thinking about using demographics for building new schools and planning that future. that is extremely important because this city is changing and the weight is moving in different directions. we find in mission bay that we are really pact with kids. it's something that just seemed to have happened over night. it used to be that we were birds, sea lions and dogs. the sea lions have gone away, we still have some birds but we now have lots and lots of children. when you are planning this school and i hope it will go forward, i'm very appreciative of what you are doing now. when you do the planning for mission bay, that you look at all the other possibilities that we have. we have that beautiful library. there is a new park that's going to open up for children very s

he's not happy playing bond, mr. craig. >> really?o. this is "crimson peak," lady lucille. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> thank you very much. this movie is from our sister company universal. it opens friday. if you like to be extra spooked it will be available in imax as well. up next, martha stewart getting souped up. first on a tuesday morning this is "today" on nbc. i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >>> cooking with martha is brought to you by macy's. >> we are back. 8:46 with today food. this morning on our super supper series we have the one and only martha stewart here to make us a mushroom soup featured in martha stewart "living." good morning. >> good morning. >> do you love soup season? >> it's a wonderful time of year. so healthy and good for you. >> absolutely. >> this is an especially delicious soup made with farrow which is the ol

mr. nasrallah. maureen: struss confessed to the crime and the suspects are being held without bond. new evidence appears to show accused killer charles severance stalking the first of three murder victims. alexandria police say a man caught on video following nancy dunning into a target store days before the 2003 murder is charles severance. today medical examiner testified that dunning was shot three times at point-blank range. dozens of people including children as young as 8 rallied for police reform in baltimore today. >> we are the future generation of the city. maureen: rally organizers say the baltimore department needs to be reformed following freddie gray's death in police custody last april. their demands include firing officers who use excessive force and accelerating a plan to equip all officers with body cameras. we have an update to the investigation that shut down part of the woodrow wilson bridge today. tonight, live pictures show traffic is back to normal on the westbound lanes. the through lanes were closed for three hours while police investigated a suspicious pac

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