thanks for coming out on a rainy night in new haven. everybody can hear me. sounds good. i haven' -- he set it up beauti. i was a little scared of him when we first met but we have become good friends and excellent collaboration and we are very thrilled the book came out two weeks ago and is getting quite a lot of attention. so, i am going to read a new haven passage and then turn it over to william and his boss who's also here. the book is kind of a third and third and third. williams growing up in the housing projects of new haven which were pretty rough, and getting involved in running a major code running in major gang in a housing project and then a very long stretch in prison and then the passage i'm going to read now is one of the turning points but it's a turning point for several hundred thousand people each year released from prisons and jails in the united states. it's the moment of his beliefs. i will read a few passages of the chapter simply called retu return. this occurs in the spring of 2008, so it is 11 years ago. this is the date of this release. he's bee

logue fruitlessly tried to make this happen in new haven and in boston and he hoped that finally when he got to a statewide position with the udc that he would be able to make this happen in new york state, but in the end that effort contributed to the downfall of the logue and udc and metropolitan problem-solving remained mostly elusive today. finally, probably the greatest disappointment and disillusionment in his career was a decline in the role and responsibility of government, particularly at the federal level for financing the revitalizing of cities and subsidizing of affordable housing . over his career he watched federal support steadily shrink and responsibility shift to the private sector which he considered a very serious mistake . he anticipated what we too often encounter today, cities fourth: deals that in the end cost them and future tax revenues undue burdens put on public services and races to the bottom between cities where they all lose out. amazon being of course the latest example and what it's not obvious how the private sector might profit, such as in building p

and this is jeff in new haven connecticut, republican. >> hi. yes. i appreciate c-span and it's difficult to watch all the series. and i have voted republican for president my whole life. and have been watching these hearings very carefully. and i must say i'm very thankful for the clear and careful analysis that the democrats have been given through all this. i think they meet the facts claimed. i think the testimony so for all of the civil servants these past several weeks were very plain and straightforward. like one of the previous colleagues, i to am a veteran. and also don't appreciate that one republican speaker claims to speak for all veterans. >> no jeff, you are calling on the republican line. >> well i voted republican my whole life. and there are some things, bizarre that has happened to the republican party. this is no longer the party of jack kemp of john casey. is no longer the party of justin (inaudible). the republicans that i have aligned with my whole life. this party no longer lines with the true values of the republican party. th

happened in that so of all is described by music as a new school it's definitely new school it's new haven for something different. look with the same instruments with the same kinds of musicians but it's just the perspective that there is teens i mean i'm a very young guy i'm 28 years old now and i believe that if anything since i have the kids of composing i should be reflecting on the times of today and it's our duty as composers i too to to really put say a covenant and feel of what we experience as young people. almost a week of intensive rehearsals is capped off with a concert at the university of pretoria. in this arrangement in traditional norwegian wedding march gets an african twist. your. the. ruling. elite. her her her 2. 'd eye. thank you. c.l.r. now feeling completely at home with the african beats. a and . really. on. a. thing. this irish ballad about the tragic death of a young girl is complemented and interwoven with african rhythm. the. only really. does need. to. be. met. 4 weeks later the singers have come to bonn germany's former capital for the annual beethoven fest.

marnie abandoned her classmates in new haven and moved to fort worth to become a curator of photography at the amon carter museum. legend has it that -- should i tell you this? legend has it her hiring was an accident. her withviewer confuse another graduate student. true or not, the museum had a lucky break, and she had a job offer, but with a hitch. she needed to defend a dissertation proposal, so she seems to have dreamed up an idea. how about the french in the mississippi valley? she defended it and moved to texas. in fort worth, she published on texas photography. when laura gilpin left her estate to the museum, marnie had an archive, a subject, and a chance to work out her conviction that photography was more than a means to illustrate ideas presented in a text. photography was an interpretive insists, a primary source as crucial to history as a descriptive diary or a legal document. she wrote a book about gilpin, but she wanted her phd. i have a story that i have told, but marnie tells me that's the legend and is wrong, that she finished this book, a beautiful book about the phot

>>bring says this is in no way related to a breach or compromise of their security reporting in new havenxperts say hackers are gaining access to cameras by using credentials stolen from other accounts, the best way to protect yourself is to use a unique password for your security system that you have not use anywhere else you can also look for cameras that offer 2 factor authentication. >>california could become the first state to require 0 emission truck sales, the proposed rule would result in roughly 74,000 emission trucks on the road in california by the year 2030 that would be 4% of all trucks. the california air resources board had a public hearing on thursday last night to discuss a proposed rule the board will vote on the proposal until next year. some trucking groups say the rule is too strong would like to see the rule applied to fewer trucks. after 2 years of an escalating trade fight with china president trump announced phase one of a new trade deal our washington dc correspondent raquel martin has the latest. >>it's a phenomenal deal there appears to be a truce in the trade

in my that's new haven called once again i'd like to welcome all of you to today's casting. but hurt is in charge of the process and calls out instructions there's only a half hour window for the casting. the channel is open for the bronze to flow. and that flow mustn't be interrupted otherwise the bells will be floored. she both. the brands now fills the molds buried in the pit. of your poison if. you had reached a new 37 a half hour window is very important and any mistake in the casting would come back to haunt us so everything has to be just right but as you can see we have a great team and it's all going perfectly with when the ball. 2 weeks later the bells have cooled and it's time to clean and polish them. this one weighs 580 kilograms it cost 10000 euro's and it's for a church in eastern germany. any irregularities are removed finally after 3 months the bell will look and sound the glorious. organ so it would obviously now have the nicest job because i'm the last person in the jane and it's. a very sick joke and when i say it's done on the outside everyone's happy be

good idea for the environment so you think that continent rustic well in the eastern cape rita the new haven 15 idea was going to be tested in a few countries but it's he's already looking like a field all the nitty to conversation off all meds something. that's right sandra and it's good for our continent away it's got profit growth uses up waste from 1800000 profit bags off 600 on to 3 bottles and kidneys are kind of ways. will definitely make a difference. in south africa only 16 percent of plastic waste is recycled. the rest ends up in landfill sites all the environment the municipality of port elizabeth is now building the 1st of a plastic road in the region the asphalt makes contains pellets made of shredded plastic waste they come from a firm in scotland that wants to test this new kind of roadway in south africa. the right that is that where you are with them but i think that would not be the thought going on. for the right but. by removing a protected on the bridge about reducing them but there are. why mention the need for you. know about the department of the world. obviously redu

think well in the eastern cape rita the new haven for me idea was going to be tested you know. but it's he's already looking up and he will hold anything to come back. that's right sandra i mean it's good. it's got to grow uses up waste from one point. $600.00 on to 3 bottles and keeping that kind of waste. will definitely make a difference. in south africa only 16 percent of plastic waste is recycled. the rest ends up in landfill sites all the environment the municipality of puerto. lizabeth is now building the 1st of a plastic road in the region the asphalt makes contains pellets made of shredded plastic waste they come from a firm in scotland that wants to test this new kind of roadway in south africa. the right i think that when you look at the fact that we're going to be recycling more . than the right but. by removing the pentagon reducing the requirement of any where you. feel that the department of the byproduct of oil. obviously reducing the amount of plastic that's into that. and potentially into the ocean. the company says that compared to standard asphalt concrete r

also ahead as nato celebrations come to an end for its 70th birthday in the new haven member states in the alliance a part of me feel like coming from. a new investigation discovery paul bremer 3 dating yelps like tinder. don't screen whether or not their members are registered.

merchants accuse the farmers to hold back livestock and crops to the people of boston or hartford or new haven needed why all the suspicion suddenly? it was the hope of too many americans the whole business of life was to make more and more money and the crime of the newspaper reporting was extortion. extortion was running the revolution of practice of putting personal gain before the common good. it comes as no surprise that in 1779 a leading massachusetts group advised americans, if men in this day will not be content with the arrival selfishly make themselves fortune come immense fortunes out of the people that i say let the curse of heaven fall upon their subsistence and their hollowed games. now, in my research, i found a remarkable document that i wanted to share with you to support the sentence of crisis that the revolution was at stake. it is a so-called play printed in the town of danvers and in the first month actually the last month of 1777 there is only two copies that have survived. it has an appealing title called the downfall of justice and the farmer who just returns from the c

a number of counselors were on hand throughout the day, the new haven school district says several students and staff were struggling with grief and fear, one parent said what worries her, is the fact that this is still in unsolved killing. >> i'm concerned even though some people in the community are saying it did not happen during school hours. after hour that even if it you know, happened so close to home, and these people have not been caught, that is alarming, to know that is in our neighborhood. >> the school district referred today that the shooting was not related to any on-campus fight or conflict, the union city police department said investigators are following up on leads, but again no arrests or suspects have been announced in this case. please have not ruled out that this shooting could be gang related. police are also asking for the public's help with anyone with information, who may have any information on this case, you are asked to call the union city police department, and tips can be handled anonymously. reporting live, in union city, kpix5. >> police investigating a dea

. >> reporter: school officials say only the 11-year-old was a student in the new haven school district, but did not attend this school. it happened here, and extra counselors were on hand to help students, their families, and staff cope with grief and fear. >> there were staff and students that were really struggling. that hits very close to home. >> reporter: it is sad that this is happening at such an amazing school. this parent is afraid school shootings have become too common , almost normalized and that parents like her are powerless to stop it. >> how do you explain to a five and a seven-year-old that this is a possibility that this can happen in your school? >> reporter: school officials want to reassure the campus community that the shootings were something that came from off campus, onto campus, and was not related to any sort of conflict within that school community. reporting live in union city, kpix5. >> police say they the investigation is ongoing. no suspects have been identified. police have not ruled out the possibility, the shooting was gang related. >>> a possible sho

on new haven when they tied the boy up of. well and gave the girl a machete morning. meeting. they told her they choked the cord to pieces. going on. she started cutting him but she was too weak. then she said that the older kids should come the big ones. they came and they started cutting in different places. they were cutting and cutting and that things were going on they told us again and again. the same will happen to you if you try to flee. and they threatened to kill us all round our families. i was shaking with fear. and now move they go to the girl to carry the head of the boy knew the way one only they said they'd kill her if she got the hand of god she had to throw the head up in the air and catch it 4 times. they said they cut it into pieces and she dropped the head will last so she threw the head and caught it. again and again on it like this among middle ground unmoved long and the only us . us. was. ever furious we're going to go to. our. there are production done. to your child yet you us who don't even feel good of you being abducted are. the one who refused to

even as far south as new haven. careful driving southern new england. of the big cities, slushy areas, bridges, overpasses could be trouble. so a little rain left over the area over tom of mobile, heading for pensacola and d.c., you're done with snow. and outside of the beltway, that's about it. philadelphia, a little more snow to go. new york city, same for you. it's really connecticut that has a couple heavier bands. that's when you may see snow totals, 3 or 4 inches. in boston, same for you. you have another couple hours. we're going to get more additional snow out of it. the area hugging the coast, possibly another slushy inch. that's about it. we'll get lake-effect snow after today, too. as far as the airports go early today. we could get delays because of the low ceilings and precipitation coming down. baltimore, washington, d.c. it's going to be short lived. the flight should catch back up. anything this afternoon and evening should be just fine. of course, most careful driving, i-95 and 84 here throughout connecticut and portions of massachusett

she tells me that's the legend and is wrong -- that she finished this beautiful book, came back to new haven and said here is my dissertation and in a brilliant book, wrote a proposal, defended it, and turn in the dissertation. she told me she began the book, wrote the proposal, but i still say this. it's probably the fastest dissertation ever to come out of the yale history department. she continued to write about the visual history of the american west. including the award-winning history of the american west. but she has always been a historian at heart. she finally join the history department at princeton. through all those museum years, she was working on the big book on photography and the american west. "print the legend" came out in 2002. it swept up a batch of prizes and readers with his contention that the conquest and development of the american west could not be understood without reckoning with the simultaneous development of the history of photography. she pursued this claim through archives. note prior, research on photography led her to work on the expeditions that mapped the

of the community music center because i had taught as a graduate student at two sister schools in new haven and philadelphia, and i knew the benefit of this kind of a program for making music accessible to people who would otherwise not have an opportunity. i have seen it work so well here. we have the largest scholarship program i think of any of the schools in our community, and i was president of the board of community music center at the time that we acquired the house seven years ago. at the time, the board was very concerned that in the -- that they could maintain their scholarship program at the same time as having a capital campaign. we have succeeded in keeping that mission very firmly in our minds, at the same time serving more people and raising more money. >> clerk: thank you. >> thank you. >> president melgar: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm not in opposition, but i came actually to just bring in to the room that seven adults and a child, including myself was evicted from this home 6.5 years ago in order to expand this space, and i spent six years listening to music

i would like to thank everybody for coming out on this rainy wednesday night in new haven. it's still raining outside. william and i will be signing books and we would like to thank c-span for coming out and harry coming from the bookstore, thank you so much for coming out tonight. .. >>host: joe, thank you for being with us today it is one heck of a book i really enjoyed it up or go it's a gripping story and well told my first question is why did you decide now? was there something you wanted to say? what motivated you to do this now? >> first of all thanks for this interview. i will tell you now it was written to appeal to young entrepreneurs to let them know how hard it can be and how rewarding it can be. so it offers encouragement for people to say if i can start my own business i should do it i didn't want to forget anything when the sec dictated the stock in chelan - - exchange to get rid of fixed commissions and going through technology was an inflection point in the financial service industry and i wanted to tell the stories of people would see the human aspect. >>

freedom of the press, written and declaimed by a prominent lecturer who was himself the editor of the new haven examiner. there followed the hymn strike the symbol, after which a crowd of several hundred gentlemen retreated to the nearby hotel of one jean nick koles and enjoyed a sump toes dinner, toasts and speeches. the toasts described barnup as a terror to bigots and tire tyrants. who in the bore welt or walls can intimidate. the 22-year-old had not exactly suffered at the hap of the law, barnum stepped from the hotel into a coach drawn by a six horse team. in him was a small ban of musicians playing patriotic tunes and a parade formed to take him the three miles home to bethel. the marshal carrying the stars and stripes led the parade followed by 40 people on horseback and there was carriage carrying reverend fiction, the -- fisk, the master of ceremony, followed by 60 more carriages, filled with local people. as this impressive retinue got underway, cannon boomed on the village green and several hundred more people gave barnum three chairs. when the carriage reached belt the ban played ho

. >>> sexual assault victims will soon have a new safe haven to get help.ning a sexual assault exam room. santa clara county will pay for administrative staff. that means victims will no longer have to drive nearly an hour to santa clara valley medical center in san jose, currently the only hospital cer forensic exams. >> we've seen casesre survivors have chosen not to proceed with medical exams, and they've opted not to proceed and that's not acceptable. >> the number of sexual assaulted in santa clara county is up compared to just three years ago. >>> now there's a silent fight against rvs. someone is quietly trying to keep the homeless from parking rvs next to their homes. no one wants to take credit or the blame. >> i-a stroke almost a year ago. a mass on my brain and my liver and the mass in my lungs. and so oi'm kind of in poor health. >> reporter: he's one of the last people left living between kwanth and west brand. he lived here about a year. >> keeping hum away is kind of hard but it's also in a way keeping the streets not full of trash. >> report

special agent in charge brian turner of the new haven field office. and special agent in charge emerson junior in the chicago field office. with regard to emerson, he was born and raised in the city of chicago. the city is proud to have him back here -- back there -- and he is the first african-american the great chicago field office. each of these executives is an amazing example of where we need to be, and the broader and higher-level representation we are working hard to achieve within the organization. to continue to combat the complex and evolving threats we face, and to fulfill our mission in the most effective ways tosible, we need to continue recruit relentlessly from all backgrounds and walks of life those who embody the core values of the fbi, which include, we know, fairness, integrity, accountability, leadership, and importantly diversity. aggressively and proactively recruiting african-american special agents, as well as people of diverse backgrounds, and our field offices continue to reach out to and across a wide range of groups and ins

special agent in charge brian turner of the new haven tilde office. and special agent in charge bowie junior of the chicago field up us. -- field office. he is the first african-american great chicagoe field office. amazing example of where we need to be in the broader and higher level representation that is hard to achieve within the organization. to continue to combat the complex and evolving threats we face and fulfill our mission in the most effective a ways -- effective ways possible, we need to recruit from all walks of life, those who embody the four values of the fbi, which include fairness, integrity, accountability, leadership, and importantly -- diversity. we are aggressively and proactively recruiting african-american special agents as people of diverse that grounds, and our field offices continue to reach out to and across a wide range of groups, including historically black colleges and universities and community-based organizations. agencyan resources developed the program to continue to attract diverse candidates and we are also workin

rise of the new haven over the old. a yen move there as well.rent currency swaps you are watching there. >> definitely. one of the key things we are trying to do in 2020 is take the dollar risk off. they're still uncertainty over the general direction of the u.s. dollar. it basede are playing on individual specific merits rather than trying to take a directional the one the dollar. juliette: have a great christmas break. thank you so much. plenty more ahead. ♪ juliette: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. fedex plunged in late trade after delivering a lower profit forecast for a second straight quarter. adjusted earnings will be no more than $11.50 a share. the previous outlook was as much as $13. they claim week international demand and increased spending to handle soaring e-commerce shipments. halted at the open in hong kong on news that it is set to offload part of its 12% stake as part of psa's merger with chrysler. the by isn't a french state-owned entity. the sale may lead to the breakup of the partnership with psa in chi

a caller joining us from new haven, connecticut, democrat line. are you with us? caller: i am with you. thomas and west mineral, kansas. caller: the reason we elected donald trump is because he is a business man. not a career politician. that wehe best economy have had in history because, the united states government is the largest business in the world. trades with all of these other countries and all of that, and everything seems to be going good. the democrats are having a hard time with it because they did not be able to do it. on hown't have a limit many years they can stay in their seats. if we put limits on them like there are on the president, it would only allow another four years because they will get elected. host: we will go to linda next on the democrats line from troy, ohio. caller: good afternoon. i hope you can understand me. i have had a few strokes. i agree with the last three callers. time, ifl vote every it is a democrat, i will not vote for them. peopleise be to these that are defending him and the ones that are oh holier than thou and they re

news. dozens of passengers havene survived a prash in kazakhstan in which 12 people lost their lives.he crash took place in heavy fog although the cause is not yet known. a cause at company operated the plane and it crashed -- a kazakhstan company operated the plane and it crashed shortly after takeoff. there were 100 passengers and crewsrd on b at least 60 people are being treated in hospital. ro>> rescued fthe wreckage and rushed to safety. he was discoveredn the arms of after thed mother flight crash landed. planeafter takeoff, the had rammed into a building. it broke into pieces on impact. there re survivors. some even walked away unharmed. >>as i sitting next to the emergency exit. >> he managed to tell me what happened. hed this photo on social media showing his seat on the ight. he thinks most people in front of him were badly hurt or killed. >> it was intense. there was screaming. kids were crying. the lights were on in plain -- in the plane, but there was n sound, no instructions from the crew. just the sound of people niing. >> he and other survivors began pulling people to

two years ago, my mother at age 103, i'm happy to tell you she served on the city council in new haven for 35 years. she was dying. i got to spend every day and every night with her for six weeks. no one told me as a member of congress that i would not receive a salary, no one told me that my job would not be waiting for me. that was such a blessing in both cases. a blessing that cannot just be for senate staffers or for members of congress. the united states needs a national paid leave policy to provide paid time off for working people who are welcoming a new child, caring are for a seriously ill or injured family member or recovering personally from a serious illness. for everyone. after three years of careful deliberation and coalition building, i introduced a family act with my partner in the senate, and we did that in 2013. it is the gold standard. we have reintroduced it in every congress since as we did earlier this year, with 700 groups and virtually ever state endorsing it. the family act allows employees to receive up to 60 days or 12 weeks of partial income. 66% of their inc

let's go back to the phone lines and go to steve, who was calling from new haven, connecticut.ve, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: just fine. go ahead. caller: my biggest question is -- how can we get more people to vote? and where i am going with that is i am not a donald trump supporter, but if we had a majority of the voters that voted for him and were supporting him, i would have to ,o along with it, but right now with most people, "my vote does not count" -- it is ridiculous. it is absolutely absurd. that is all i have right now. host: let's talk to wanda, who is calling from chico, california on the republican line. wanda, good morning. caller: yes, i am calling in reference to your previous guest, who was discussing long, unreasonable prison sentences. do you know that a man in iowa was sentenced to 15 years in burning an lgbt flag? well, i guess it goes by pc standards, not the actual gravity of a crime. burning an american flag is no time at all. host: let's talk to james, who was calling from weaverville, north carolina on the democratic line. ja

>>bring says this is in no way related to a breach or compromise of their security reporting in new havengo ahead and take you outside for a live look up from the embarcadero camera this morning where everything is looking does your battery deliver extra lifextra life.power? extra power. extra life. extra power. extra life. power. life. power. extra life. no need to argue. vs. coppertop, new duracell optimum delivers extra life in some devices or extra power in others. talking movies. this morning 3 new movies will open wide release this weekend, including a sequel to jumanji that stars dwayne the rock johnson. david daniel takes a look. >>it's game on for jumanji the next level as dwayne johnson kevin hart and company returned for another adventure analysts expect the movie to debut at top the box office with anywhere from 40 to $55 million that would be the last to monday's opening of 36 million though that film hit theaters a week after a star wars movie this one opens the week before tuesday. >>we shouldn't let it go by yourself >>the latest remake of black christmas also opens on fri

a lot of people have been moving from new york, moving to palm beach, miami. they find a safe haven. people don't want to be in new york because they want to avoid the taxes. lisa: i think about these people buying these beautiful houses on the beach in miami and i wonder, how concerned are they about the fact that we occasionally get hurricanes that might thought the entire properties? bess: definitely some are concerned about it. i would have some trepidation about it. you only live once, they want to have these homes. who knows what will happen. lisa: that was bess freedman. coming up, 2019 was a big year for us. favoriteone of my interviews of the year, howard marks from oaktree capital. ♪ lisa: i'm lisa abramowicz. this is bloomberg money undercover. a look at some of the most notable names and private market. we turn back the calendar to the first edition of the show when i spoke with howard marks. recentlyd debt supply increased to a new high of $127 billion, last seen in 2016. i asked marks how he was investing in that climate. i don't think we're in a bubble, i don't think

presidential election so risible was a bonus a reason she explains why argentina's new governments have given a safe haven cristina fernandez de kirchner was president of argentina and while she was in office the relationship between argentina and bolivia was a very very close one and that's why it will not ellis is coming here there's also a very large community here in in argentina he has lots of support in this country and it's also in a way shed some light of what plans more lives has for the future right now the current administration interim administration in bolivia is preparing for elections in the near future probably april or may they're selecting the members of the electoral tribunal after the one that was in place was accused of committing fraud among many other things that it is expected that it will want to list could be the campaign manager of the movement towards socialism party that his party in bolivia so he's going to be participating actively in what happens in bolivia in the next month and that's why many say that from argentina he's going to be much closer to what's happening in his

that's your update for now we'll be back here in around 30 minutes time with more news from around the world see them. ty's haven t. let's move. on to recall the records are crooked and inscrutable you. could want to think about getting out of your commitment to each of them as all. the eat too much haha good to be a good tall and could fall under your thumb to get the. good children till one with all you can say when next time you don't come fall. a little. kid. oh. please. it's. a very warm welcome to you you're watching us inside. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. wolf. will leave. 'd you. when we have a new baby we will often hang a hang a blanket and the baby will go into there thinking it's the shape of the mother and put his hand up to suckle and i think it's the texture on the face and the fact that it's soft and we're trying to replicate it to a point. so that he'll put his head on

new survey from financial firm k p m g suggests u.s. companies are more uncertain about investing heavily in germany take a look. a safe haven for u.s. investment not anymore apparently. germany has always been one of the force ports of call for u.s. dollars but this new survey from k p m g suggests things are changing. less than a quarter of u.s. companies plan to invest at least 10000000 euros in germany over the next 3 years that's down from a figure of 47 percent just 2 years ago the u.s. business sector in germany says this news does not come as a surprise. to the signals have been out there for a few years by the way american companies have been talking about the problems with digital infrastructure energy costs bureaucracy and interesting only one of the positives they always mentioned was political stability and now we can't even really talk about that anymore so there certainly is work that needs to be done and there's too much at stake to not take these kind of surveys seriously. it's not all bad news for out of 5 u.s. companies remain positive about their current economic situation in germany but the hurdles to investment f

presidential election today is opposing what insiders and she explains why argentina's new government has given safe haven to medalists. cristina fernandez de kirchner was president of argentina and while she was in office the relationship between argentina and bolivia was a very very close one and that's why. this coming here there's also a very large well levien community here in in argentina he has lots of support in this country and it's also in a way shed some light of what plans more lives has for the future right now the current administration interim administration in bolivia is preparing for elections in the near future probably april or may they are selecting the members of the electorate freeview after the one that was in place was accused of committing fraud among many other things and it is expected that it will want to list could be the campaign manager of the movement towards socialism party that his party in bolivia so he's going to be participating actively in what happens in bolivia in the next months and that's why many say that from argentina he's going to be much closer to what's happ

haven. rob: you can't build new homes because of environmental regulations, you have illegal immigrants coming sanctuary status, housing is more expensive and if you had full control or authority. >> or anybody beneath you to talk back what would you do? >> it is supply and demand allowing housing to be built even where i live. the cost of affordable housing is $800,000. that is not affordable. you have to open up more areas to allow more homes but when it comes to the homeless the first thing you need to recognize is you do them no good by glorifying their status but long-term in california it is not sustainable because of the regulatory rates driving out the middle class. what you have is the rich, public employee union members who make staggering amounts of money for life once they retire and over 6 million people have left california for low tax states in the last decade or so. rob: they get out. appreciate it, 38 minutes after the hour. the pc police going wild after neil gorsuch's interview on "fox and friends" started with this. >> joining us now for a rare live interview supreme court

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safe haven for everyone here we have hundreds of thousands of families in new york we live peacefully but there's no incidence in this community and all the other jewish communities there's all stabbings no shootings no crime the crime rates are literally like at 2 percent nothing to wonder such a thing happens it frightens everyone saturday's attack falls a spike in hate crimes against the jewish community in the region there's been some an anti-semitic incidents reported in new york city this week alone and less than a month ago is shooting at a kosher supermarket in jersey city left for dead gideon levy and her calmness says nothing can justify such acts of violence. 1st of all there is no total solution i don't want to use the word fighter's solution god forbid there is no law because it is immaterial and has many many faces and you see it coming from many their reactions and with many different look evasions we put everything in one basket but this does not mean that everything can be approached in the same way israelis believe the world is against us and anti semitism is serious

you see in the administrative state or congress, there will be new problem that come by giving ours more power. >> there is no safe haven in life, question is, what do you fear most. i fear administrative state and executive state. and congress that has willie nil i delegated a way, hours away it has no right to delegate away. i fear the courts least. >> okay, that so -- fair. talk about administrative state. >> you use magic phrase. public choice theory. invented by jame pe pew canon -- because bucanad bucacun, said gt is not a disinterested thing, as people in prihave the va privato maximize their income, in public they try to their profit, government itself is a faction. it is interested it is -- full of people trying to maximize their influence, and power. and once you have this new government. and you understand that most of what government does. not in response to majorities. majorities have no idea. host of what government is doing. it is in response to intense compact or wealthy and well lawyered minorities. you see that government must be looked atlanta a problem. >> -- looked at as a problem. >> well put. >> l

safestafe haven is the or attractive amidst concerns of concerns about new tariffs. it really depends on your time horizon. short term yen appeals. dollar-yenbout how has formed a key bearish dollar-yenmplying had quite a bit of downside. that reflects the dollar is no longer the haven. the fact the trade tensions have matched up with dollar weakness, people are buying into the idea that we are at an inflection point. if it splits further, it's bad for assets. not just bad because it's more expensive, but because the threatened tariffs will most directly affect u.s. consumer. evenollar is no longer if -- haven, the yen is no longer a haven. with the benign inflation outlook, it's unlikely yields will spike higher. but it is true that treasuries and bonds have had a great yield and there is unlikely to be more upside. as mentioned, you are facing the counteracted flows of people taking money off the table. the other major alternative is gold is one of the most exciting havens but it is harder in the short-term. there tends to be more short-term micro dynamics. so whic