nell stokes didn't read about the civil rights movement, she lived it. nell stokes says: "i didn't really recognize the extent of the racism until i was 6 years old" raised in montgomery, alabama her best friend was a white girl... til the first day of school. stokes says "i saw her and i ran over to her and said, ah, ah, was gonna say hi connie and she looked at me and said why you talking to me little náááá, wow, get out of my face and it stung me"that sting stayed with her... so years later when a woman in town named rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, nell and her friends 'hatched' a plan. stokes says: "but we got together our pennies and bought some eggs and threw them at the busses, laughes that was the first thing i did" the next thing register to vote. all you needed was a few bucks to take a test stokes says "so i got my five dollars together and i was so excited"her answers were right but her skin color wrong.

it's nelle. she -- it's nelle you don't trust, i get it. going to work out. ♪ if you say so. okay, so, on the night that anna donates a box of ornaments, henrik goes through every single one of them and just happens to find a flash drive? i don't know if he just happened to do it. i mean, if he had her followed, they probably had... audio surveillance on her, too. so when he found out that she was gonna go look for the flash drive, he beat her to it. the only thing is, we don't know who henrik is or how to find him. and you're okay to still look for him, even though if we find the flash drive, neither of us are completely comfortable with me using the procedure? i know you want your options. so what do you say? feel like going on a little adventure with me? you want to help me? yes. i say let's do it. let's find that flash drive. let's figure it out. i will call anna, and, i don't know, jason? we can fig-- no, we're gonna leave jason out of this right now. anna can tell us everything we need to know. okay. okay, if -- if that's what you wan

the ninety seven film named him as one of the star players but nell discovered not one of his. victims but after gary speed's death that led to speculation about why he killed himself the link made headlines again when he was named in court as one of the four players who've died. so my situation. again especially. speaking just after gary speed's inquest benelli used the word special horribly familiar to the boys he abused i saw gary coleman go in various life were he was also different he was one showed rick if he was one that was going on different hold ation different tours that scene apart emerging with bar with all the young people. if you ask me i would say that jerry will have suffered abuse at the hands of barry i assure you there would be a link to the abuse in his teenage years to suicide the world and other factors involved which will never know but i think that will of a part played really to. the speed family have always said gary was not

nell stokes didn't read about the civil rights movement, she lived it.'t really recognize the extent of the racism until i was 6 years old" raised in montgomery, alabama her best friend was a white girl... til the first day of school. stokes says "i saw her and i ran over to her and said, ah, ah, was gonna say hi connie and she looked at me and said why you talking to me little náááá, wow, get out of my face and it stung me"that sting stayed with her... so years later when a woman in town named rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, nell and her friends 'hatched' a plan. stokes says: "but we got together our pennies and bought some eggs and threw them at the busses, laughes that was the first thing i did" the next thing register to vote. all you needed was a few bucks to take a test stokes says "so i got my five dollars together and i was so excited"her answers were right but her skin color wrong. stokes says, "he said you failed, get out of here gal" get out she did, coming to mccarty avenue in albany in the fall of '63. her first order of bus

it was his wife nelle working for fusion gps on the dossier.nd according to a report in the daily caller, bruce orr you attempted to hide his wife's involvement by not disclosing that nelle orr was being paid by fusion gps. ohr listed her as a cybersecurity analyst and did not disclose fusion gps in any way. bruce ohr did not obtain a conflict of interest waiver from the justice department. was bruce ohr covering up his wife's involvement with fusion gps and that russian dossier and is mueller's investigation, are they going to charge bruce ohr. don't hold your breath. >>> new information about james comey's memos. byron york points out with the headline "why are the comey memos secret?" the fbi did allow lawmakers to see the memo about conversations with president trump that leaked to the professor that leaked to the fbi that led to robert mueller but the fbi made sure the information in this memos was severely restricted. why would that be? co comey received that they leaked it -- you would think if they proved obstruction of justice which we

it was his wife nelle working for fusion gps on the dossier. and according to a report in the daily caller, bruce orr you attempted to hide his wife's involvement by not disclosing that nelle orr was being paid by fusion gps. ohr listed her as a cybersecurity analyst and did not disclose fusion gps in any way. bruce ohr did not obtain a conflict of interest waiver from the justice department. was bruce ohr covering up his wife's involvement with fusion gps and that russian dossier and is mueller's investigation, are they going to charge bruce ohr. don't hold your breath. >>> new information about james comey's memos. byron york points out with the headline "why are the comey memos secret?" the fbi did allow lawmakers to see the memo about conversations with president trump that leaked to the professor that leaked to the fbi that led to robert mueller but the fbi made sure the information in this memos was severely restricted. why would that be? co comey received that they leaked it -- you would think if they proved obstruction of justice which

nell stokes didn't read about the civil rights movement, she lived it.gnize the extent of the racism until i was 6 years old" raised in montgomery, alabama her best friend was a white girl... til the first day of school. stokes says "i saw her and i ran over to her and said, ah, ah, was gonna say hi connie and she looked at me and said why you talking to me little náááá, wow, get out of my face and it stung me"that sting stayed with her... so years later when a woman in town named rosa parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, nell and her friends 'hatched' a plan. stokes says: "but we got together our pennies and bought some eggs and threw them at the busses, laughes that was the first thing i did" the next thing register to vote. all you needed was a few bucks to take a test stokes says "so i got my five dollars together and i was so excited"her answers were right but her skin color wrong. stokes says, "he said you failed, get out of here gal" get out she did, coming to mccarty avenue in albany in the fall of '63. her first order of business stokes s

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to have in this region that's all for today thanks for watching my name is nell time and it was great to have you with us don't forget to tune in next three bye bye from the conservation in lagos nigeria sent from me here in nairobi kenya we hope to see you next time on our next edition of africa where we bring you great ideas and innovations from europe and africa and of course we'd love to hear from you on our social media pages my name is sharon my new from nairobi kenya until next time it's good buy. the be. a colorful and shiny object example of some do or culture in kenya. for this jury has come to symbolize charles marriage and sexual abuse. as if some doing himself is trying to break the vicious cycle of tradition and ignorance. lost childhood in kenya. in fifteen minutes. it was. the first i'm not proud of my will not succeed in dividing us about not succeeding taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this to try to show by. taking a stand up global news that matters. made for minds. for city. the world of science is at home in many languages. on top of. that

abc 7 news was athens nell high school in al meet immediate a. they timed the walkout during the lunch period and later made speeches in support of gun control. a spokeswoman said they support students in speaking out. >>>? santa cruz police arrested an elementary school student who threatened to harm other students. this happened yesterday afternoon at bay view elementary school. after the 11-year-old barricaded himself in a classroom. according to police, the fifth grade student planned to harm specific students. he was taken to a care facility. officers later found a firearm at the child's home. >>> president trump is promising action tonight to prevent school shootings after an emotional gathering at the white house. mr. trump hosted students and families affected by the parkland, florida massacre and other students. they addressed the loss of their children and students fought back tears remembering those shot and killed. >> i don't understand why i could still go in a store and buy a weapon of war? how do we not stop this after columbine, a

the third-generation rancher, nell knows that raising g cattle, sheep and horses is full of challenges. nels has worked with the university of wyoming and bureau of land management to develop rangeland monitoring which has allowed nels to become familiar with both the deeds of his livestock and the needs of our rangeland ecosystem. successful evstewardship is evident in the longevity and success of his family ranch which has also been recognized for many years in wyoming. the bureau of land management recognizes deranged management stewardship award in 2000 and in 2001, the ranch was named a little snake river conservation district collaborator of the year. >> now has been recognized repeatedly for his leadership in the industry and in his community. he served as a member of the rollins and rescued and inducted into the agriculture hall of fame in 2011. i'm pleased to have you with us to lend your experience to the committee. i ask that amyou please procee . >> thank you karen and member carver, members of the committee. thank you for having me here today for the federal regulations of

the killers waited nell was on lunch and that's when they entered the school. when you don't know where it's coming from, that's what gives the school the advantage. charles: . gina loudon, i can hear the clapping behind you. were you clapping today when you heard president trump forcefully pushing the idea that it may not be politically correct, but he thinks it's an honest answer keeping children safe having certain teachers be armed. what are your thoughts? >> i think it's a huging advantage that president trump is president right now to handle these shootings. he's beholding to no one. a lot of people voted for him for that very reason. and he wants to do what works. there is a psychology here that you and i talked about again and again. in this instance the element of surprise. if you have a plain clothed teacher who is tactically armed, besides the shooting that happened in my home state of florida, who else do you think might have lived if he had been armed other than having to block these children with his body. charles: i do have an update we just got

i'm thinking about my grandparents, rebecca and per nell shields, south side, as he is known now throughout nation. la von and frazier robinson, jr. they were all intelligent, highly capable men and women. they have the kind of talent and work ethic that usually destines people for greatness, but their dreams and aspirations were limited because of the color of their skin. i'm, of course, thinking about my dad, frazier robinson iii, man who sacrificed everything to give me and my brother opportunities he never dreamed for himself. and, of course, i'm thinking about my mommy, marian robinson, sitting in the front row, supporting us like she always has done, always putting herself last on her list to give me and craig and our children everything that makes today possible. i'm also thinking about all the young people, particularly girls and girls of color, who in years ahead will come to this place and they will look up and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on the wall of this great american institution. yeah. [ applause ] >> and i know the kind of impact that will

who was shot in both legs and left with a piece of she rap nell behind her eye. watch. >> i don't know how the shootings were not enough with the pulse nightclub was not enough or how any of it was not enough. but now it is. this is enough for me. this is enough for my message, this is enough for my platform and i'm t not going to let anyone stop me. you don't know the pain until it happens to you. you don't know the fear with the sorrow and the disappointment and the complete and utter rage until it happens to you. and the truth is is that, it doesn't have to keep happening. >> will student like samantha be enough to break this still meat on guns? >> i certainly hope so. i remember being in high school when the shooting happened on columbine. it's leading people to believe this is enough and perhaps lawmakers will listen to this new identity group that is emerged which is the students. i think people are rethinking what it means to have freedoms, what is more important these lives or something else. >> i think based on my reporting while people might want to fee

. >> reporter: the dcf report first obtained by the sun sent nell and confirmed to abc news by the publichows crews had a history of autism, adhd, depression, and was on medication, which cruz's public defender tells us he stopped taking. this report the latest in a string of what appeared to be missed warning signs. the fbi never investigated worrisome tips it received last month. and over the past few years the local sheriff says they responded to 20 calls regarding cruz. the high school massacre now sparking a call for less firepower. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: anger and frustration boiling over at this gun safety rally in ft. lauderdale. >> if all our president can do is send thoughts and prayers, then it's time for victims to be the change we need to see. >> reporter: protesters calling on the florida legislature to restrict the sale of guns. >> no one should be able to buy an ar-15. n one. okay? >> reporter: cruz had just turned 18 when he bought his semi-automatic weapon. investigators believe he fired approximately 150 shots in the minutes he was inside the school. linda lo

down here in the right-hand corner, that looks like james william johnson to me and his wife, grace nell. and next to grace nell, these two women that are smiling at this handsome man, well, maybe that's duboise with his doctor or lawyer female visitor. and on the back the man there with the glass in his hand with the glasses could be sterling a. brown and his wife daisy. so, you know, it's one of the things about artwork or that we can look -- artwork that we can look and we can imagine, and we get different things out of pieces. anne spencer said that she never wrote to become a published poet, she wrote because she enjoyed writing. and she never felt like she needed to do that in order to sustain herself or her income like many of the other writers were doing that as their profession. and she had a husband, edward, who built a marvelous home for her, provided for her, and she always considered the money that she made as a librarian as her mad money. and so she would spend that on anything that she wanted for herself. these are anne spencer's original -- [inaudible] when the garden was

fusion gps hired christopher steel to go and dig up the dossier and then they hired nell ie ohr to gete dossier from a political environment into the bloodstream of the intelligence community and convert it into an intelligence document and what's most outrageous is this fake dossier was so unreliable that the way it was validated to the fisa court was a yahoo news article written by michael planted by christopher steel. liz: the dow plunging more than 665 points, its worse week in two years since

the ninety seven film named him as one of the star players but nell discovered not one of his. victims but after gary speed's death that led to speculation about why he killed himself the link made headlines again when he was named in court as one of the four players who've died. so my situation. again especially. speaking just after gary speed's inquest benelli used the word special horribly familiar to the boys he abused i saw gary coleman go in various life were he was also different he was one showed rick if he was one that was going on different holidays and different tours seen a party merging with bar with all the young people. if you ask me i would say that jerry will have suffered abuse at the hands of barry i assure you there would be a link to the abuse in his teenage years to suicide the world and other factors involved which will never know but i think that will of a part played really to. the speed family have always said gary was not abused that's what he told police in the ninety's but his father roger has also said publicly life would be easier if they knew why

after serving half a sentence but nell was released from prison in two thousand and four nothing was heard of him until he agreed to speak to a journalist eight years later he didn't know he was being recorded the audio has never been made public until now. but to say he had here if. it was. not of any. internet or compensation after one hundred percent put him back in prison. style songs long. distance himself on. points wins. so i'm not going to. complain and it's an absolute. zero and was waiting for five years so i saw. that b. twenty thirty forty one hold on i'm. going to continue the mouth off. and no evidence of any book or e. will really because i had four counts of rape charges against him. come on. the last. four comes to hell well for consumers. the perverse way is compulsive to listen to the book it's shocking. shocking though soul no conscience. it was the trial of a mob in the true philosopher. than us can make and see how we failed. our voice. out of one error in the law. one of the main reasons bad n l's victim states silent sometimes for decades was to protect their

cnn's cara skin nell. >> they're asking questions about jared kushner's business dealings during the presidential transition. we're told by final familiar with the investigation that mueller's lawyers are asking about discussions kushner had with potential chinese and qatari investors. this is the first indication that mueller wants to know about contacts the president had with foreigners outside of rush y. it happened outside the building that kushner's company owns. the financing is in debt, behind a billion dollars. we're told the special counsel hasn't asked the kushner companies for information and not asked for interviews with other executives from the curber? companies. a spokesman for the special counsel has declined to comment. we have a statement from kushner's attorney abby lowell said another an none nous source with questionable motives. there has not been a single question asked or documents sought on the 666 build degree or kushner company deals. we have multiple sources for this story who told us these questions were being asked. kushner himself may not have been quiz

that we got into this shit at nell's store and all of our subsequent escapades, trying to stay a little bit ahead of the police, had caused them to end up being encircled. we realized it's our fault. i mean, it's really kind of on me. i'm the one that got stopped coming out of the store. >> we will continue to monitor the scene here and bring back reports to you as it occurs. getting too dark to get a ure. this is bill dz in south los angeles. >> for the history of los angeles police, it is the longest, most intense shoot-out in the city's history. >> lapd fired over 5,300 rounds. sla fired an estimated 3,000 or 4,000 rounds. some of them were cook-offs. 83 tear gas canisters were fired by lapd. >> there were 18 weapons recovered from the fire. two pipe bombs were found unexploded in the location after the fire. 23 homes were damaged in the shoot-out. >> no police officers were shot. and no innocent bystanders were injured at all. the coroner arrived at the scene. and they were looking at the bodies to try to determine -- everybody wanted to know if patty hearst was there. >> i actually

director for senator ted cruz and cnn political analyst brian carum who is the executive editor for sent nellers. brian, starting with you, again you heard my point, right, it's like speaker ryan says, no, no, no this doesn't effect the mueller investigation with what we're hearing from the president is yes, yes, yes this should discredit it. >> and you're hearing that from the fbi. that is the most disingenuous piece of verbiage i've heard today. this is a tipping point for our democracy. are we going to be a democracy after today or is this going to be demi godry? he talks about transparency and this is an administration that hasn't had a sole lowe press conference in a year or press briefing in the last week and a half. they don't talk to the press. we have to go on the south lawn to try and get in touch with the president and shout questions at him. if you're going to be transparent then you release the democratic version of it as well. you release all of it if you're going to be transparent. this isn't transparency. this is obfuscation. this is simply and nothing else but a power play. a

nell, thanks for coming on. >> thank you, tucker for having me. >> tucker: maybe it's not surprisingwing the opposite conclusion here. this kid, the murderer seems like he suffered from a lack of wholesome masculinity. he didn't have a male role model. he wasn't self-sufficient. he wasn't sort of living up to the classical masculine ideal of providing for others, of being a man. he seems quite the opposite of that how is this the result of masculinity. >> let's go back to the idea of what toxic masculinity is. as i dug through this story to do this segment tonight, i'm still struggling to get my head around the concept even though i have been familiar with it for a while. it's a very hard and nuanced thing to articulate. i also want to make it clear that the refinery 2 article and talking about toxic masculinity are not saying that's the soul reason why he committed the crimes he committed. several factors obviously involved. >> let's talk about what toxic masculinity is and how i understand it for example, sometimes when i'm on your show i get death threats, right? each if it's cont

along with fellow figure skaters brady tin nell and mirai nagasu. the ladies short program will air tuesday in prime time and the flee skate program will air thursday. catch both right here on nbc bay area. >>> we have another exciting day of olympic action. at noon you can see the men's aerial finals. starting at 4:00 p.m. more freestyle skating with the women's halfpipe qualifiers. maddie bowman is looking to defend her gold medal. also ice dancing and the two-man bobsled. >>> if you are away from your tv just tune in on our free nbc bay area app. you can watch all the action streaming live wherever you are, like running errands or taking your kids to practice. >>> we are turning to breaking news back in the bay area now. alameda county firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire at an empty commercial building. that fire is on the 2900 block of tea garden street in san leandro. that's right next to 880 and near the san leandro hospital. officials say it began just after 4:00 a.m. and grew quickly. right now alameda county firefighters are receiv

and in fact we probably are looking at the opposite where nell probably still be able to see some material maybe they shouldn't be seeing. i think in this case it is another one of those kind of palace intrigue rumors where there are people who might want jared kushner to leave and they are starting a lot of this banter. it could be that there has been some anger about jared kushner and about the fact that he still hasn't gotten his security clearance, but in the end of the day, you're right, he is the president's son-in-law and the president can choose whoever he wants to surrounds himself with. >> so aside from kushner and ivanka, there are still a number of people in the west wing who do have issues with this permanent security clearance or getting this permanent security clearance. do you foresee some exits from the white house because of this and because of john kelly's crackdown? >> i think there could be. what is really interesting is the white house line on this saying that it is not uncommon for administrations that are still new or just over a year into have a lot of people with

otherwise brady to nell and karen shana the other two americans.brady to now is the reigning now new u.s. champion. she barely misses a jump in practice and almost never misses a jump in competition that has her strong suit. it's not the artistry of say someone like ashley wagner or gracie gold or even murai nagasu.ll so wee how she does. but at the top it's the russians nddvedev and alina they give up the medd and zeghey will be there 1 2tyr 2 1. i'm prure we can say that the russians control women's fihere skating right now but >> yang: now in december, the international olympic committee banned russia from taking a team to the games because of the dopim scandal, but will soe russian athletes still be competing? >> it looks like about 169 russians will be here. and that is not a complete ban, but it's far less than the 232 that were in sochi. so there is that, but there are battles and there are hearings d court of arbitration hearings that will go right up basically until the time of lighting theauldron at the opening ceremony here. the end resu

as long as we don't see the font nelles coming unglued. amc networks we think the industry going to consolidate so we wouldn't be surprised if i picked up the paper one day and the dolan sold amc networks stocks 52 or 51 whatever >> we're looking at it now >> it was under 50 yesterday that kind of stuff excites me. and they talk about market efficiency let me give you an example i said my mistakes could be on 50 i own 5 million share of time inc. i think on november 9th of 6th of whatever, the stock was printing $10 two weeks later, meredith bought it for $18.50 cash up 85% i don't want to hear about efficient market, all that is knowable is discounted the case for a lot of big companies, but there are lot of inefficiencies in the market and that's what i try to capitalize on if you told me five years ago in my career, my largest position would be alphabet or google, i'd say, i doubt it. i look at the s&p. this is where i start from what is the s&p made up of 500 companies. on average are growing about 5%. they have a dividend yield of abo

we've added the russ nell here, this is crucial, down 2% for the small and mid caps. this is a chop for the transports, down 241 points. many of the names in the transports include airlines, of course things like fedex and ups. but remember, all of the stocks that you see in any of these indexes are now cheaper. unless it's amazon which is higher. they become cheaper where you maybe have had envy want inning to buy them. there are two sides to this market right now. should we take it to the floor show or want to get to blake? we got a lot of plates spinning in the air. blake burman. blake burman, can you hear me from the white house? reporter: gotcha, what's going on. liz: we are waiting on the president. do you expect reporters to shout out questions, we were told it would be on tape. sometimes they do a switchous. it could go live possibly. what are you hearing? reporter: never know at the white house, he is in virginia at customs and border protection facility there, expected to do a roundtable and meet with folks at that targeting center there, not sure, liz, if w

they were known to explode and spew shap nell, blamed for at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries. largest automotive recall in u.s. history. it establishes a trust for victims and clears the way for takata to enter bankruptcy. >>> to missouri now. an interesting piece of legislation that is making its way through the legislature there. >> the measure would create an official day to honor sliced bread. the bill is designed to promote tourism in the city of chili coffee where the first piece of bread was sold in 1928. >> if it passes, the day to celebrate white, rye, wheat and everything else would be july 7th. >> the final vote in the missouri house could come next week. >> these are important things. >> then it goes to the senate. >> then it's a national thing and we'll celebrate sliced bread here. we'll eat some of it. who doesn't love bread? >> do these lawmakers not have more important things to worry about? >> is there nothing else to worry about in missouri? >> awesome. good for missouri. >>> coming up, the headlines from the olympics. >> team usa added to the medal count ove

then aggravated by the shut down itself where we actually send home all non-uniformed northwestern nell except those of a few critical areas. it just paralyzes everything that we do if we go into that. other than the ongoing act of operations at sea and there the troops will continue to fight the ships will stay at sea, but bottom line is training is delayed, the impact just ripples through the force and it doesn't just happen today, it ripples on as people who are not flying are no longer gaining the level of skill that you and i would associate with them a year from now when they are promoted. >> you indicated hav have you been spending the last day and a half on capitol hill. this is a senate arrangement. do you have any sense if the house leadership on the republican side is equally receptive and enthusiastic as you are? and, also, service secretaries, particularly the navy secretary has said the funding problems are not maybe a direct cause but contributed to the deaths of sea men in the south china sea. can you tell the country if this money is, in fact, provided all of the proble

nelle, thank you so much. >>> mr. roker is at the weather wall. what you got? have a possible midweek mess for a good portion of the country. we have a big area of high pressure tuesday morning. it's pumping up gulf moisture to the north. that meets cold air in the southern plains. heavy rain develops along it. as the cold air comes in, tuesday night into wednesday morning, heavy rain through the gulf and the appalachians. we're looking at heavier snow intensifying moving into the northeast. and by wednesday afternoon, significant snow in northern new york and new england. rain along the coast. the models hint there could be a shift to the south. if that happens, we could look at heavy snow closer to the coast. we're going to be watching thi as we gets i >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. we will celebrate with sunshine today, but you may need several layers of green to deal with this. cold winds blowing will make it feel like it's in the 20s even this afternoon. actual temperature warms to 35 degrees. really not much warmer than it is right now i

they waited nell they were a little bit older but they have student loan debt. they have been paying exceedingly high rents, having trouble saving for the down payment. when you talk about who it's going to effect. it's the new buyers, the new demand, the lower level, the entry part of the market that's where prices are increasing the most and that's where these buyers have very little wiggle room in their budget when you talk about $100 more a month or something like that, these are the folks it's going to hit and that's where the demand is coming from. >> i think you are right i can see the inpo i can see the point. diana, thank you for joining us. >>> as mentioned those home building stocks had one of their worst weeks in a couple of years. how about some of the other sectors? we'll check on those today on this big 2.5% drop for the major averages this is sort of a reversal that we are used to seeing. utilities were actually the outperformer today, down .7% consumer discretionary had help from amazon, down 1% materials down 2.5%. tech down 3% energy down 4%.

bliss was a pennsylvaniian which i also have to give two thumbs up to, educated at buck nell and educated at west point. the able istoman in -- ableest man in europe. when he was feeling stressed out, he would pour himself a glass of whiskey and he would read in the original greek. something i've advised all senior army officers to start doing. [ laughter ] >> bliss understood immediately some of the core presumptions under which the united states was operating were badly false. one of which is that the american people would be willing to commit their treasure, their resources, their prestige to enforcing whatever agreement came out of versailles. bliss in my mind is a slightly tragic figure because wilson paid him almost no attention at the paris peace conference and i think he got it as well as close to right as anybody that was there. the way they set it up is they listed five -- eve country got five representatives at the peace conference. bliss did not make the list. he wanted to insult his senior general so he put fosh's name 6th on the list of five. this is what bliss said about th

stock side why i had the biggest winner in market apple under armour day biggest winner fossil not nellnt to the fact at least people if getting wages matching confidence are spending this my favorite area in market is consumer discretionary i think the huge winner this year in part because people wages are going up, and they are spending that money because of the confidence. maria: . >> volatility. maria: is goldman sachs report, that we were talking about earlier, says the tax cut benefit is going to be back ended so we have not seen true impact yet in terms of consumer spending case back ended that quarter back quarter ended. >> that also, there is also a confidence factor to this, that you have to say has he emerged i see with credit cards debit cards mastercard visa recently, i think 2009 debit card use grew faster than credit card that was because people become the reality they were scared didn't spend money they didn't have. >> people on cusp right now cards reemerging faster than debit i know a red flag associated with it that. dagen: in journal that the household debts set a re

armed forces and we spend less than we should have in order to modernize and maintain our equipment so nell a quarter century has passed and now we can see the crises that i mentioned at the beginning when i started as a foreign minister the minister of defense the only issue wasn't gonna stop. we didn't have iraq we didn't believe the mali crisis only just started we didn't have the refugee crisis is that we didn't have the mediterranean crisis yet we did not the change of behavior on the part of russia so all of these issues are relatively new. so all that hit a point to say of which had gone through twenty five years of cut taxes and now all of a sudden it had to do more it's not surprising that it's difficult to do that and that problems occur. and that shows that the decision we took years ago to reverse the trend to reinvest has increased our spending that this do. cision must be upheld in future and we must continue along this path i have another thing to say that is important for parliament two years ago i think it was. when i presented a plan to parliament which covered one hundred