come after an any oakley, but i'm not saying they looked at an any oakley and said oh, that's what we should look like. if you wanted to come up with a practical kind of outfit that's also feminine and respectable you might come up with something like this. but what i do think is possible is that for girls who participated in guiding and scouting, the experiences of teamwork and leadership and outdoors adventure, the chance to exercise initiative and develop some element of self reliance eric owed the messages that could have been conveyed by oakley, not only in her arena performances, but also in the interviews that she gave where she encouraged women to learn how to shoot, where she promoted buy sick ling as a positive activity for women and where she extold the joys of camping and outdoors recreation. so in conclusion, it's not -- i don't want to say, okay, here is an any oakley and here are some other pictures and wow, aren't they similar because they are similar, but that's not necessarily much of an argument. it's more that we -- i think it's useful to think about how oakley's i

it's a beautiful medal. >> oakley's work is particularly significant to the woodmere because her life partner was the museum's director for 54 years. violet oakley was an inspiration for professional women in the united states before women even had the right even to vote. and that is what i think people will see in the show. someone that was ground breaking. >> it's on display until january 21st. i'm karen rogers. >>> coming up tonight on 6 abc an all new episode of abc's sitcom, the mayor. an aspiring mayor that runs for mayor as a publicity stunt and wins unexpectedly and tasked with running the town. annette nicole brown plays his mother on the show and the comedy was not meant to be art imitating life but a powerful message for viewers. >> not a response to anything happening in the nation but perfect it was to come out now, when a novemberis gets a position he is not ready for but has a heart for people. i think that is what it happening in the nation. courtney cares about people and wants to do good. i think that is when magic happens. when your goal is to do good for people you

here to talk about this retirement crisis and what you can do to maximize your savings, diane oakleys at the director on retirement security. s folks, thank you both for joining us tonight. diane, i well remembered when defined contribution plans were introduced back in the 1980s with ir a's and 40 ks, we see here that the median amount saved by a 65-year-old today is only $60,000. what h >> you know, i think what happened is a lot of americans just couldn't afford to save. we hear from people saying that with their salaries being somewhat constrained and for the growing that much, they just can't save enough. >> eric, what do you think? people are told save a certain amount and then let the money grow. was that a flawed mess >> well, people need to start earlier ander. that's the message. in the old school of defined benefit plans, where the company took care of you, it no longer exists. it's all about making sure that people understand what, as al better einstein called the compound interest. understand what you would have today and what you could end up in the future if you're dil

i think oakley and improvement over almost all of us.nd east, clear skies and light winds. further west already more cloud coming in and outbreaks of rain, the breeze picking up and it's this weather front courtesy of the low pressure which will set the tone. bit of early brightness in the east, make the most of it if you get it because the most of it if you get it because the cloud and rain will come piling in pretty quickly but that said it brightens quickly behind the front, not a bad day to come here, much better afternoon for scotland and northern england, wales and the midlands two. look at the difference in temperatures, after a chilly sunday and much milder monday. welcome to newsday. the headlines. shinzo abe declares victory in his country's snap election and pledges to reverse the country's pacifist constitution. the us secretary of state rex tillerson says all foreign fighters battling islamic state in iraq should not leave the country. the world health organisation rejects robert mugabe as a goodwill ambassador. and how peop

really feel you're a follower that oakley was or you were so how do you know he is you also have to know that the religious commands and politics sometimes are in conflict because your first responsibility when it's about taking care of those who are in need goes for your own people that sounds good but at the same time he is a leader of hundreds of other going to let me talk about a religious leader of hundreds of millions of people and your state and central europe you think you know better about religious values and what christianity christian values are than either you have a point that is an extraordinary position to be in isn't we don't talk about religion proper here we talk about those foundations on which europe itself the continent and the european union is based but i'm not sure it's on what basis do you lay claim to being the protectors of christian values in europe and that because apparently put it special for the past couple of years western europe is tending to forget what those values mean and who are you to judge when the judge and we are trying to put religion we have

we do is shake our clear and then me oakley dipped ramasamy couple it will almost give you a liminal see. to the bushnell's to give the warhol wasilla mission chalkboard but as such was a possible lawsuit allowed pinochet. the name him they did then and some other. girl may not have been there's been a busy. little bilchik bishan is york. on the edge of town on the way you can all be in china yeah me our job on how to tangle me on the rich pommels my mobile clearly managed our share poor our new me are the majority will catch a kurdish area model nearly a billion euro per billion more money needed to share the concern it makes them you need to name your outer band because you are the shadings that so the minute your identity they are your poem your song. she is so much longer in the bush all of the . i mean i think if the mom was a snake it inch or. two to the song and as l'oreal did the. page peter said obama is somewhere in between because this is ship check. something out of. all. the other beside which neither the just the better. to never make it. fantastically year in the. old

ok then your skill oakley's my guess that if if you can it's a great speech he could ask you to stay on the line which want to bring a few more strands of information to our viewers now i'll come back to you on this topic. ok now officials in madrid are particularly outspoken about catalonia secession bed some of even resorted to making personal threats on em. history should not be refuted let's hope nothing is declared tomorrow but there are lots of it because perhaps the one who declares that it will end up like the one who declared it three years ago that it's the spanish prime minister spokesperson was referring to come to the news former first minister luis companies who declared the region independent back in one nine hundred thirty four he then fled to france where he was captured by the nazis and handed over to spain's fascist regime one hundred forty the politician was tried and executed for rebellion the recent reference by the spanish prime minister spokesperson to that episode sparked anger on cattle and peace said that the people don't need to be reminded of the tragedy

oakley now energy the environmental green party wants one hundred percent renewable energy by the year two thousand and fifteen they also want to ban combustion engines in vehicles by two thousand and thirty no go for the business friendly free democrats migration could be the one issue where the greens find common ground both parties have been calling for germany's first immigration law thereby compass if not by the election campaign is over and each party stood their ground and maybe both of us profited we did not choose to be partners but now we just have to talk to each other and see how far we get this is just much misunderstood. after today's talks the f.t.p. and greens will be meeting together again tomorrow but then chancellor angela merkel see the u.n. sees you parties will be joining in. that of a more let's head to our political correspondent thomas sparrow who joins us from where those talks were taking place today so thomas as we heard the greens and the free democrats they have very different views on many issues did they find common ground today. but i think the idea sor

cloud and rain sheltered by the mountains not too bad in christchurch but eighteen degrees there for oakley to get on a largely sunny day from out of sunshine to into bad over the next couple of days top ten which is sendai if eighteen. in colombia transforming urban waste into building blocks of years just of course same for the west blasting the war we can finish in charge. in just ten years and in singapore fridge ago farms and living building anything you do on land on the ground doesn't make sense to do that on a building now can we mike and not just decorative but can we make it biologically productive earthrise discovers cutting edge to do shit for sustainable cities at this time on al-jazeera. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera at least eight people have died and thirteen are injured after a pickup truck drove down a psychopath in new york city police say they shot the driver who is now in custody they are treating this as a terror attack the lawyers of social media companies facebook twitter and google have told a u.s. senate hearing they have evidence

i am going to pass it onto tom oakley as i finish. thank you again for coming. please enjoy this evening. thank you. [applause] tom: thank you again for coming. you have read little history of the national economist club. our claim to fame is ben stein, who was in the famous movie "ferris bueller's day off." this is how i index everyone according to their age, whether they have seen that movie and the famous scene. claim to the national commons club. i want to take the opportunity to thank some of the officers who have made this club possible. we are primarily a volunteer organization, and we put on programs typically 40 out of 52 weeks a year at this great place where we have to invite dr. yellen to the chinatown garden. your predecessors have all been a lazy susanoyed of kung pow chicken. [laughter] that is a standing offer. [laughter] as it may, i really want --recognize come again, recognize come again, we have a number of officers in your program. recognizewant to brian roberts. he has energized our club, helped out in made possible our outreach to the stud

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where is charles oakley? the jerseys aren't the only jerseys dragged out by security.s wear over their heads and the beer kants the announcers drink to get them through the game it's obviously a joke. because at that point announcers moved on to much stronger stuff. oh well. topic number four. congratulations are in order to a missouri man who grew a record-breaking pumpkin who weighed in at 100 pound. that's a michael moore sized pumpkin. 15,000 people turned out to see it. but the fun didn't last very long. someone put it in the pumpkin chunking machine and everyone was killed. topic number 5. vladimir putin has bent kind of guy who will give you the shirt off his back. but the president of turkmenistan one-you haved him by giving him a dog for his 61st birthday. this is a turkmen shepherd. the dog's real name is verny. putin likes him so much he gave the tushmen president a $2 million credit card from the united states. check those credit reports, kids. the world cup of soccer is the biggest sporting event on the planet. but next summer the u.s.a. will be on the out

charles oakley. the interesting thing about him is he is a republican trump supporting white guy from new jersey who's leading all these cases in what is traditional a left field. right?e thunk, thunk?d have julia: this is not some liberal attempt to discredit a right wing news agency. and this is my story of the week, i have to admit. we spoke to the reporter on this, felix gillette. listen in. felix: he is a new york employment lawyer for plaintiffs. in the past year, he has come to prominence as the go-to lawyer in all these sexual harassment and racial discrimination cases involving fox news. carol: how did that happen? [chuckling] felix: well, it's been essentially a flurry of lawsuits surrounding behavior at this company that goes back decades. already -- julia: i get that, but why him? felix: he has emerged as one of the people best at advancing sort of this strategy against fox news. he has more than 20 clients. what is fascinating about him is it's not 20 clients in one suit. he has 20 clien

oakley the high season. should only as you should. the one who has a peak. so nice which is what she. says to a program says the decimal sapiens out how you the ha so happy that he knows he'll hide up. to. those. she needs. to hear heisley use a male voice here that. we think ok will send are you waste of china let them burn it let them have the pollution but we have to remember that air pollution travels around the globe. that pollution is getting lost into the atmosphere and coming right back to us. metals and metals in metal you know and it's there's no other form for it to convert to you can convert it from being in the soil to being in the water to being in the air but you still have a metal. in our work we fly through clouds and we sample the cloud droplets and we measure the chemistry of each one very fast as you're flying through a cloud. there flashing as fast as you can imagine on a screen and we collect all that information and what we get is what's a chemical fingerprint. in california with getting rid of lead in gasoline we've reduced the amount

terms of oakley are doing on the committee the intelligence committee and dice it ex-officio which is the term for being the last question. they are pursuing this but it's very difficult to cause we don't have the same kind of access as a law enforcement official and we are looking at a policy perspective as well as individual culpability. so we are making progress and i must say senator warner is doing a very good job but it's slow and tedious and i don't think it's going to reach a public conclusion for a while yet. course we realize director mueller is doing a totally separate investigation. >> do you think the investigation won't be wrapped up by the end of the year? >> i think it will go into next year because there is a huge amount of material to look at and frankly every day new aspects of the intrusions or interference become evident. just yesterday twitter officials and senator warner publicly was disappointed in the response of information that they gave. that's just one aspect that we have seen the stories of already which is a russian undead entity where they are able to p

these are from oakley. radar, what is my workout?ng 3 miles on the flat. >> reporter: these would be utilized more by your cyclist and your runners. >> i do like that psychological input while an athlete is performing their activity. >> are there any other downsides that come with this technology? >> technology can be a added stress. your heart rate doesn't get to the rate that you would like. those type things can lead to a person feeling depressed or feel like they failed. >> there you go. >> rings are another way to help track your activity. there are many out there and this is from motive. >> i like it's light and comfortable and very user friendly to track all activities p.m. i'm not sure about the placement, if this is the most accurate location for heart rate detection. there is a lot of debate on the accuracy of some of the wearables and a lot of that is focused on location. when you say you need a heart transplant... that's a whole different ballgame. i was in shock. i am very proud of the development of drugs that can preve

we do is shake our clear and then me oakley diptheria much the mutable it will almost give you a liminal cvo. to the bushnell's to give wasilla mission chalkboard but as such was supposed to last little louder then you should use me. the name in there. there's. isn't. the york. thing just down the me you come all the way in china. and to me are the majority you. been in your life because they say they missed it so the minute you know i didn't. interrupt the house or we'll take you live now to the dreaded course it's catalonia holding a pendants referendum today the spanish government is not happy. we're about to hear from spain's deputy prime minister this is sort of a sense the santa maria has about the word to brief the media in madrid about what's going on today in catalonia let's listen and she has to say here to discuss the current situation in catalonia as a result of the decision by the continent government to insist on holding this illegal referendum. from the outset this decision was unconstitutional until democratic and goes against the rules of court systems. and it goes again

. >> bret: adam housley live in oakley oakville, california. today, former obama administration u.n. ambassador samantha power met with the house committee investigating russian meddling in last year's election. this as the permission to unmask comes the question as congress attempts to reauthorize an act using into angela's gathering for an mike emanuel is following all these development's today on capitol hill. >> former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. samantha power answered questions behind closed doors for members of the house intelligence committee. >> she has a lot to do with the help and back. especially with regards to intelligence gathering and how that information was used and whether or not looking forward we need to do things differently. >> one of the obama administration officials who made request to ident by americans whose names came up in foreign intelligence reporting, what is known as unmasking. fox news reported last month that sources say power had more than one request in 2017. >> if i'm going to look at the numbers, there is

managing partner and adviser tad oakley. wonder if the market is not in any potential change at the top of the federal reserve given to just take and monetary policy. >> it could be. i think what happened is they won't make a lot of difference with another economic professor for the last 25 years. i don't see that making a lot of change in the long run. trade to the fact you say that in the market to be feeling that way because one person that president trump didn't mention was kevin wash. "the wall street journal" wrote on friday in an editorial that john taylor who's teaching at stanford would be a change agent at the federal reserve. do you have somebody come in on the market doesn't know how they might handle this tightening of monetary policy. that's an awful lot of uncertainty for investors. >> one of things that happens is the fed is not in tune and they haven't been in tune with main street. they raise their rates on the short end. but if you look at the 25, 30 year paper, basically still the same. actually it's lowe

displays of marksmanship were provided by cody baker and most importantly, annie oakley the sensation of the show, little sure shot. as time passed, cody would update these historical pageants over and over. including a spanish american war, the boxer rebellion. and the philippine insurrection. however, then such as the attack on the deadwood stage ends the first scalp for custody was part of the show. as you know cody took his wild , west to london in 1887 for queen victoria's jubilee where he became an international sensation. he gave the europeans just as he had given his own countrymen a glimpse of the vanishing frontier. he exploited the romantic possibilities of the american west. making them intelligible to millions who had no other knowledge of the frontier than what he presented. he became a buckskin clad goodwill ambassador. he won the hearts of the world as had no american since benjamin franklin. and he became for the rest of the world like dr. franklin had been, the time of the american revolution, the symbol of what it was -- and these crazy new people. these americans.