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even though you could copy and yeah it was good to have bush who is you contacting basically the pan. am. going to. go at it just go out cameras. you know kind of flash. i've kept my evil things. by the wall somebody who's up even want to do a little bit more what they've done is in gun laws obama and i'm going to go and i'm going fund war. they call them in baghdad they're good old you know they be mommy you know you do it so we can't you know. they want you all to. so what i'm wondering how you got into i guess it was on that . more than seven decades ago a country was split into really big but did anything and now the time. to be myopic all it took was a pan a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled six seven two hundred have been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition borders of blood at this time. the big breaking news story can be chaotic frantic behind the scenes. people shouting instructions and you're trying to provide the best most curiou

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into the future of, you know p from the construction of the island and the bridges, the fare, the pan am clippers, from the art in action exhibition at the ggie to the treasure island arts master plan, let's go back. yeah. i think i know what it is. and then forward to the sustainable redevelopment of the island as a model of sustainable, urban living. treasure island is a reflection of the bay area as a driver of change. and its continuing legacy of innovation. so, san francisco and the bay area need the treasure island museum. to preserve our heritage of innovation, to inform visitors and island residents, visitors from the area and all around the world, about our stories. and inspire new generations. with our spirit of innovation. and that is what the treasure island museum aims to do. preserve, in fact, and inspire. thank you for your consideration of the term sheet and for all your support. >> with that, we're here to answer any questions that you may have. >> ok. board members? >> yes. >> this is great. and thank you for the museum. you've been committed. we see you here all the ti

. >> pan am flight attendants were iconic. >> did she fit the bill?, african, chinese -- they came from everywhere. i thought she was a smuggler, which made it even more exciting. >> what?! >> are they just silly trinkets... >> is there a big market for beads? >> there's a big market for beads. >> this is the real deal? >> this is the real deal. >> ...or historical treasures worth a mint? >>thedalai lama? >> yes. [ gavel bangs ] >> bidder 561 is for $11,000. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ]

and the pan am 103 bombing in lockerbie scotland in 1998. a case that still remains personal. >> i'll never forget the visit i made to lockerbie where i saw the small wooden warehouse in which were stored the various effects of your loved ones. a white sneaker. a syracuse sweatshirt. christmas presents and photographs. >> he's been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has ever worked. whether that was the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco in the 1970s. whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s. whether that was the d.c. homicide prosecutor's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the 2000s. he is hard driving. he's tenacious. he is incredibly thorough. and has a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> reporter: not republican or democrat. >> 4 1/2 years of whatever, 2,000 meetings, i didn't hear him say anything political. >> reporter: really? washington? >> yes, i know that sounds good. he might have said "that guy's a jerk." i didn't see it as a partisan issue. >> reporter: how would you describe his

mobster john gotti, panamanian dictator noriega, and pan am bombing in lockerbie, scotland, in 1998,ase that still remains personal. >> i'll never forget the visit i made to lockerbie where i saw the small wooden warehouse in which were stored the various effects of your loved ones. a white sneaker. a syracuse sweatshirt, christmas presents and photographs. >> he's opinion effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has ever worked. whether that was the u.s. attorney's office in san francisco in the 1970s. whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s. whether that was the d.c. homicide prosecutor's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the 2000s. he is hard-driving, he's tenacious, he is incredibly thorough, and has a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> reporter: not republican or democrat. >> four and a half years of whatever, 2,000 meetings, i didn't hear him say anything political. >> really? in washington? >> yeah, i know that sounds weird. he might have said, that guy's a jerk. i didn't see it as a partisan issue. >> how would you describe his politic

i said how do i get airplane reservations from pan am to get the general and i from here to frankfurt and then from frankfurt back to -- how do i get to vealflicken. and somebody give me a vehicle. spec 6 said lieutenant, relax, you got your own plane. i said, i do? he said no, not you lieutenant, the general has his own plane. i said what am i supposed to do? all you're supposed to does make sure you got a 45 that's loaded, make sure you have a handcuff that you can carry the general's plans because as a brigade commander he has to carry the contingency plans wherever he may be. so he is going to have top secret documents and you're going to be armed. i said how i do get to the airport? i have no clue. >> and they said we're going to pick you up in the mercedes and we're taking you to templehoff. so we got to temphoff and there is this little plane, a u-6. two pilots in ba s is in front, passengers in back. it looks like a chevrolet with wings, all right. so we got in and general was sitting there reading time magazine, of course he's sitting on the right and i'm sitting here, i brou

and i said how do you get airplane reservations from pan am to get me from here to frankfort, how do i get to veil? and somebody said, lieutenant, relax, we have your own plane. i said i do? he said, no, not you lieutenant. the general has his own plane. i said well what am i supposed to do? all you are supposed to do is make sure you have a 45 that's loaded, make sure that you have a handcuff that you can carry the general's plans because berlin commander he has to carry the contingency plans where he ever he may be. so he'll have top secret documents and you'll be armed. how do i get to the airport? i have no clue. they said we'll pick you up at the mercedes and take you to temple hoff. so there this plane, urks 6. two pilots in front, two passengers in back. looks like a chevrolet with wings. so we got in. and general sitting there reading time magazine, of course sitting on the right, and i'm sitting here. i broth my map because i said look i'm airborne ranger i'm supposed to know where i am 100% of the time. so sitting there looking at the map thinking as we flew over east germa

pan out at all. [laughter] that is true. nejra: i am at assets,ts in a range of and you have the risk on and risk off index and covers sentiment across an aggregate of a range of assets. if we look at volatility, the vix had movements of more than two standard deviations, six times in february. the relative strength index, and normally we think of overloaded territories, but also shows momentum and you can see where the green circle is, without that risk on sentiment at the highest point is 2015. the last time we were at that point, it took three months for the momentum to swing the other way. the time if i think it to end of the chart, momentum to a matter of days, so it is not the moves that is necessarily bigger, but the speed of which it happened. we did get below 30, but we are now at 36, and that shows the a change around in momentum. vonnie: i did see kevin kelly nine his head wisely and he is the expert on these things. did he does a great chart? >> that is a great chart. vonnie: he won the battle of the charts. this is bloomber

am one voice of many. my partners here from the u.s. black chamber, the national gay and lesbian chamber of commerce. the u.s. pan chamber of commerce. they are here and engaged as i am. we are excited about being part of this because of way it's being looked at. mayo mayors, in our opinion, are municipal ceos. a mayor has a huge budget, a huge staff. is the chief marketing guy or woman, the chief hr person, the chief strategist but unlike corporate ceos, they don't have the private jet. they don't have golden umbrellas. they don't have the stock options and they don't have the amazing salaries. here's another thing that makes them difference from corporate ceos. the municipal ceo said another way, the mayor has to worry about everything from weather to strikes to trash pick up and even to potholes. everything lands on the mayor's desk. literally his future depends on t the bredth of those accountabilities. we know anything that comes out of this town in terms of legislation or regulatory issues lives or dies and is successful or not when it lands on the desk of the mayor. it's the mayor who ultimately executes o

so now we know and i was surprised and i still am, to know that this is the same pan—european population we re concept of where people lived, there were patterns of habitation. if you set this in the european context, how would you explain that?” set this in the european context, how would you explain that? i would say cheddar man is a typical european of the time. there was not much difference between in terms of looks in terms of genetics between him and people from spain, hungary, germany. just one big happy family. and and on and i believe it was a reconstruction from 20 years ago, and is on the right is the one you we re and is on the right is the one you were involved in —— if you look and is on the right is the one you were involved in -- if you look at the one on the left it was a reconstruction from 20 years ago. themg reconstruction from 20 years ago. the 395459; a; is g information we - and i guess it was a good job therefore i guess it was a good job for the time, but there were many things they couldn't know and that explains the you unveil it, rather a nice yo| i jnveil it,

we lose vast amounts of money pan, and south korea, so many other countries. they understand where i am coming from. they understand it. i talked to all of them. it is tough for them because away murder for 25 years. but we are going to be changing policy. we have incredible country but we cannot let that happen. it is really affecting our workers. affecting everything. so that is going to be a big part of what is happening over this next month. everything is related to this meeting. but i wanted to mention that specifically. have county to commission of miami dade say a few words. being madeogress there also. >> thank you, mr. president. appreciate knowing miami-dade the way do you. the gridlock we are experiencing, gridlock could be one of the biggest attractors to the economic invest president. miami dade county has embarked miami smart plane plan. that's the hashtag miami smart plan. a grassiveg to be is we have plenty. we created legislation that allows us to create transit-oriented development, the work force housing, addresses resiliency issues and biggest kemp as the president,

. >> i am sick to my stomach with how this winter is pan ning out. >> it has been great, chris. >> i got to tell you too as i look at long range, i don't see winter around here for at least next week to 10 days we can have a cooler day from time to time but we have a couple 60's in that accu weather seven day forecast and this next system we are tracking this is rain, not snow, as temperatures will easily climb up in the 50's today and possibly lower 60's heading in to tomorrow afternoon. speaking of mild, look the at numbers right new we should be in the low to mid 20's. reading pushing 40. cozies there already. forty-five, in beach haven atlantic city, philadelphia 34 , and freezing in trenton and wilmington. so, temperatures are already pretty close to seasonal high temperatures or normal high temperature for this time of year. here's water vapor shot all this moisture we're tracking is coming from the gulf of mexico. see these plumes of green, heavy rain pushing through missouri valley, tennessee valley, all this arrives shortly after lunchtime today and then we will see heavier

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pan university in there but next you know face swelling up decreases that dramatically. >> greet stugreat tough, sanctuary as it showdown acting ice director calling out liberal lawmakers trying to ban from -- >> i amning a popular too confident law about enacted by correct me if i'm wrong. >> on president trump's border wall most influential creature of 20th tributes for reverend billy graham. ♪ . >>> ♪ the acting director ice slamming california democrats claiming they don't let officers do their job this is lawmakers work to ban agents from county courts and jailz in l.a. with more of what the director has to say robert good morning. reporter: hey. good morning that is right controversy in the golden state over wave of remaining targeting undocumented immigrants actions california so-called sanctuary law limits cooperation between local law enforcement and immigration authorities, the acting director of u.s. immigration or oohs says measures are counterproductive keep agents from doing their job. >> what in communities, criminal toughest, two, they permit grart risk of ice arrests with arresting bad guy may find others thirdlyly enticing illegal entry. >> for their part ka dissonance dianne fein

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this is from pan, thank you for the inspiring interview with the facebook vice president. i amive aspects of social media. thank you. keep your messages coming in. tesco is facing britain's largest equal pay law suit which could affect up to 200,000 mostly female shop floor workers. the women say they're paid less than men who work in the company's distribution centres — even though their work is of the same value. lawyers estimate tesco could be liable for up to £4 billion in back pay if it loses. let's hear from a couple of the women involved. i think that although we think we have equal rights, there are times where there are such discrepancies that you can't explain them. and i think tesco are just one of many companies that really aren't addressing the fact that women seem to still be paid less. obviously the jobs are slightly different, but to put it bluntly, they are of equal value. yeah. we deal with customers, they don't have to deal with customers but we load... we take the stock, they load it off the lorry and we loaded onto the shelves. and we load it onto the shelv

am looking for an order of magnitude. we have seen a leg lower. orld another be of similar larger magnitude? >> it is a good question. the way these things pan out is you get the initial panic and then you get the solid panic. blow up volatility. tuesday we got the expected. the risk-averse markets because there is less liquidity. which is whather you expect. wondering what to do. from here you would expect the markets trading another leg lower. that should start today and continue tomorrow. how far goes might depend on how the week closes. they might provide confidence that we have not got toward the lows. i am worried that we had back toward the lows and break the lows. , will not be the dollar. the dollar is trading week but if it gathers more momentum it will hit yen and commodities and go into a spiral that will feed back into commodities. matt: hang on here. if you think that we are going to go lower here but you say that growth and earnings are supportive at equity prices and the dollar is going to gain, does that mean that is a great european -- opportunity for european investors? mark: global equities will get hit. hit if u.s. equit

i am less convinced that the younger generation are going to be a force for liberalization in the short term, but it is a hopeful theory that we can hope pans out down the road. but this is clearly something which is not new. today's kgb incorporated is the culmination of trends that began in putin's first term. when i was ambassador, we saw increasing intolerance of a real opposition, transition to a rubberstamp parliament, suppressing media, ngos engaged in human rights activities, and the hostile, xenophobic attitude toward the foreign backers of civil society. of the first u.s. programs to during my time was the peace corps, and now virtually all assistance and exchange programs have been shut down. so it is still quite startling to hear that the director of the fsb justify the repression of the 1930's, but i actually recall when i have the occasional meetings with the then, fsb director, he said equally hair-raising things, although in private. of course now he is head of the security council. the trends were clear at the beginning of putin's time and have become more stark 18 years later. so here we are less than two months away from

i am sensing that could be a few white tigers involved. a few white tigers involved. be interesting to see how this opening ceremony pansur years ago. members of the british team will parade in the stadium. parade in the stadium. there are 49 in total. in total. the big question is how calls will it be? we had minus 20. indeed the athletes parading tonight, it is feeling a lot milder. tonight, it is feeling a lot milder. i do have an opening ceremony. though the last one was hunted in the 19305. heated cushions? won't need them now, it has warmed up. you have one of those heated car seats? seats? never underestimate the power of the bum warmer. this morning on bbc one, the red button and online. at the games" at 7pm on bbc two. don‘t forget, the one and only clare balding is with us. a little bit later. later. just build—up to the arrival of cloud. the mind games ahead of their meeting with wales. the "bottle" for the match at twickenham. crushed scotland last weekend. it‘s a massive step up. he hasn‘t played much test rugby at all. played much test rugby at all. a young guy doesn‘t have much experience. experience. he

> we got the ones that pan p'sk paniking right now and we have other people that says listen, i take a 497-year perspective, it is too early to judge me if my judgment stands, i am genius in the year 2025 -- >> from soft bank, 300 yields. >> i want somebody to fix my fax. that's all i need. >> did you know that nvidia was up 10 and down 10. i have been taking pictures all morning. did you this i jensen wong looks at that and say damn, i must look at cryptocurrency and hock tan pulling his big meeting. >> no, i don't think so. lets get to carl quintanilla, get to pyeongchang covering the winter olympics, so much activity theies there fo uo catch up on. >> you will be hearing shaun white's name all day today. the first u.s. male to win the same individual event in three olympic games in the winter. he was 19 when we won in toronto and he's now 31-year-old the u.s. is now only the second country to do it norway was the first the 50th gold medal was dan jansen remember that name the other story is the wind gusts of 50 miles per hour over here for a while forced a temporary closure of the olympic park where we are police helped clear the area and it has forced the po

pan out. they will go late into the evening over supper. outfully they will come with a statement with some clarity next week. francine: i ame air. are you expecting anything from this away day? we understand that jeremy corbyn will deliver a speech next monday. kallum: i would focus on two issues, the u.k. policy on migration. the more they restrict access the less the eu will provide for a trade deal. the irish question. can you present the state's quote in northern ireland? there has been no answer. there are broad aims that catch that don't matter. we care about migration and northern ireland, then we can figure out from that what the trade deal will look like and by how much brexit would reduce potential growth in markets. those are the two key issues. i take offense they are comparing checkers to camp david. andkers has hot water indoor plumbing? kallum: maybe mar-a-lago? is slightly less glamorous. it is supposedly the weekend retreat for the prime minister. they're mostly staying in london. it is a useful place to invite worldies from around the and stay until they make a decision. francine: and apparently, there is

pan and israel during the shutdown. and can i -- japan and israel during the shutdown. >> and can i assure you you did find africa to be a shithole when you visited? >> the time has expired. >> i amoncerned about the levels of the toxic pfoa through new york state. a half ago,year and congress granted epa the authority to regulate the safety of chemicals with the revised toxic substance control act. congress instructed the epa to consider the risks from of all of the uses of a toxin that are to be used,known manufactured, distributed, or disposed of." despite congress's direction, those rules ignored the public's exposure to the past uses of chemicals, called legacy uses. however, legacy uses pose risks to public health because the manufacturing and disposal of those chemicals can contaminate groundwater syria to this means that epa will not likely study the remedy -- sorry. page two. it's on the back. my question. this means that epa would likely not study the health risks from widespread exposure to chemicals toscafoa under the law. this cannot be consistent with an agency that mission. cleartempt to ignore the communication of congress is not consistent with that agency's miss