parker of 66,000, it's amazing wh. when you first started, did you expect anything like that to be@case in the process? >> not only did it not expect it, i honestly had no idea. i just wasn't aware. i wasn't informed. >> you make the example point very clearly why we have to move forward on this. dr. akers, in your testimony you note that in some cases students are spending money on college to only end up worse off financially than if they hadn't gone to college in the first place. in looking at the federal student aid system, i'm concerned about perverse incentives to overborrow. can you expand a bit on what those incentives are and discuss ways we could address them in reauthorization and do it in such a way i could explain it to my adult children around caring for my grandkids as they come up. >> the most dplglaring perverse incentive is that borrows who anticipate they'll be eligible for student loan forgiveness at the end of either 10 or 20 years basically face no march y'all cost for every dollar they're borrowin

parker. >> chairman scott, ranking member fox and members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify. the price of clolg is a subject i know a lot about. and so does my 8-year-old daughter jerny marie. college looks like a lot of fun. students live in dorms and eat pizza on campus and relax at the gym between classes an seems like a mini vacation but that image is nothing like i experienced in real life. i expect the reality is far more common than the media stories and needs to be a greater conversation about the real college experience that americans are having. i'm 29. i'm a parent. like nearly one in four cog students. i'm also a single parent like 14% of students. 11 years ago i graduated from high school and went to the university of toledo. money was so tight, that i did not have a comforter when i arrived on campus. the university cost over $25,000 per year. and all i got was a pell grant of $4300. i borrowed $20,000. in federal and private loans and worked at starbuck

bob parker from quilt best.t to bring in viewer headlines as to what's going on in the turkish headlines. wongan's party nationally an overwhelming victory over the weekend, but the question has been, how did the party do in major urban centers? for example, they lost in on corrupt. another turkish election board is saying they are leading istanbul, as well. we'll bring you the latest in turkey, the largest city going to the opposition, causing the lira to lose 2.25% against the u.s. dollar from you this chart. -- from the start. -- from this chart. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open, 21 minutes into the trading day and chinese data putting a fire underneath equity, coming in better than bothted on government-backed measures of manufacturing. that has benefited equities in the asian session and continues to do so into europe. let's talk about emerging markets, specifically about turkey, where president erdogan's ruling party has lost control of turkey cities in a series of local electio

and nico parker. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: wow! wow! gene roddenberry would be proud! please, everybody, have a seat! thank you so much. please, sit, sit, sit! you're very kind, everybody. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. you know how-- ( cheers and applause ) you know how we're all worried about the national debt, or, the deficit--

>>parker says his shoulder and his knee were hurt in the crash. his passenger was also frightened by the sudden strike on a semester neocons who yell at her me, this is going has been left mangled. he says it's going to take a while for him to feel comfortable getting behind the wheel. let alone driving through birth. >>sandstorm reporting and neighbors say that the area is a dangerous spot for drivers and they're hoping that something can be done to fix the problem, the label police are reviewing that surveillance video to identify the suspects from that crash. when you this morning 2 men are dead following a shooting in oakland police found the victim sunday morning at around one 30 in the 1800 block of international boulevard. so far no suspects are in custody. and right now we do not know what led to that shooting. well to the south and now a san jose basketball coach is accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a young girl khan forcefully juggle has that story. >>53 year-old david kaiser's future with youth as a coach with the non

and nico parker. featuring jon batiste and stay human., live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: wow! wow! gene roddenberry would be proud! please, everybody, have a seat! thank you so much. please, sit, sit, sit! you're very kind, everybody. welcome, one and all, to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. you know how-- ( cheers and applause ) you know how we're all worried about the national debt, or, the deficit-- i don't know which one of those is which, but you know, they're both bad, you know... kind of like eric and don jr. i'm not sure. ( laughter ) well, guess what? you can stop worrying! because last night, president trump tweeted, "while the press doesn't like writing about it, nor do i need them to, i donate my yearly presidential salary of $400,000 to different agencies throughout the year. this is to homeland security. if i didn't do it, there would be hell to pay from the fake news media!" ( laughter ) you can't say you do

. >> which brings us to our lead-off discussion, three of the best, ashley parker, white house reporter for "the washington post," robert costa, and moderator of washington-week pbs. and peter baker. the ageless white house correspondent for "the new york times." peter, you get to go first because of a story in your paper tonight that was just handed to us before we came on the air. broad strokes of it is the president and his eldest children have filed federal lawsuit against deutsche bank and capital one to prevent those companies from cooperating with subpoenas and coming forth with his financial records. people may ask we know about i do deutsche bank, why capital one? capital one is where he has his personal checking account, giving new meaning to what's in your wallet? what do you know about the story that can fill in the blanks? >> the president has openly said he's going to resist all subpoenas from congress from the house democrats at the very least, and he's been taking this on on multiple fronts. last week he filed lawsuits like this to prevent his own accountants from respon

>>parker says his shoulder and his knee were hurt in the crash.is passenger was also frightened by the sudden strike on a semester neocons who me this is going to parker's honda accord has been left mangled. he says it's going to take a while for him to feel comfortable getting behind the wheel. let alone driving for uber. >>well i was gone for stand thorn, reporting neighbors say the area is a dangerous spot for drivers. they're hoping that something can be done to fix the problem police are taking a look at that surveillance video to try and identify the suspects in that crash. new this morning. the chp is trying to figure out what caused the man's car to plunge down a hill in sonoma county. the deadly crash happened friday night in the 4500 block. a ball handling road in cars and arrow. the man died, but his girlfriend was able to climb up a steep slope despite a broken leg. she waited for more than 13 hours for help. she was finally rescued around 11 o'clock yesterday morning and airlifted to a hospital. the vehicle rolled about 800 feet down

three second—half goals saw scott parker's side beaten for the ninth match in succession, meaning they year after gaining promotion. and the bbc‘s conor mcnamara was watching at vicarage road. it isa it is a season where very little has gone right for fulham. they came up with a blaze of glory for the championship last season. they spent a fortune last summer, more money invested in any newly promoted club up invested in any newly promoted club up to the premier league, yet it hasn't clicked. they have gone through three different coaches over the course of the season. they have conceded vastly more gold than any other team. four more shipped tonight, which means 76 goals over the course of the premier league season the course of the premier league season have been let in by for them, and frankly, with that sort of a defensive rate they were never going to give themselves a chance. defensive rate they were never going to give themselves a chancel defensive rate they were never going to give themselves a chance. i think we all realise and understand that when you get relegated from this

parker handle it very well.cture in thega ey on instagram and they're both smiling. peters wrote she wanted to drop dead right there but the ceo parker lawf parker laughed the whole thing of when she asked, am i fired? of course not. >> mistakes happen tf all us. >>> it was dwyane wade's last game in miat. the mom everybody is talking about is this one. wade fell into the front row. yep, that's singer john legend getting his drink spilled all over him. you can see his wife, chrissy, trying to otect herself. the picture so perfectly captures the moment. legend tweeted a video of the aftermath. paper towel but he still managed to hold onto his drink. >> was she protecting herself from the drink o dwyane wade's armpit? >> i don't know about that. >> right for her face. you pay extra for those seats. what it's all about. >> all in the game. >>> a qck look at what's new on news4 at 5. >> and dane wades a tiny guy, that helped. >> very comfortable there. >> no pain,he's on top. >>> coming up, we have ay b afternoon at

>>parker says his shoulder and his knee were hurt in the crash. his passenger was also frightened by the sudden strike on a semester neocons who me this is going to court parker's honda accord has been left mangled. he says it's going to take a while for him to feel comfortable getting behind the wheel. let alone driving for uber. >>now neighbors tell me this is a dangerous area for drivers and they're hoping that something could be done to fix this problem. as for police there right now reviewing the surveillance video to identify the suspects, reporting in delay helped and thorn kron 4 news a kid and new details on the death of the hart family whose suv plunged off a cliff in mendocino county last year. >>reports are now showing some of what was happening in the suv just before jennifer hart row for 6 adopted children in their family suv off of a cliff. jennifer his wife sarah sat in the passenger seat looking of different ways to end a life. and now this information comes just days coroner's jury ruled. it was a murder suicide. the mendocino co

not much more than a drop of charlie parker's blood on a shoe when you came right down to it.. >> but he had a story for it, didn't he? >> he did. it didn't hold water, but he had a story about it. >> humphries recited rick's version of how blood had got on his shoe, how he had went into the parker house to get a set of car keys after the crime scene techs had finished up. >> he looked to his right which was the window leading in to the bathroom where big charlie had died and noticed the blood. >> rick said he worried bambi pacing outside might look in the window and freak out all over again. >> he went in and stepped through the bathroom and closed the blind. >> and, oops, i stepped in the blood. >> yeah. >> that's his story, though, right? >> yeah. >> but it didn't hold up? >> no. because they were already closed. >> that was the gotcha. this crime scene photo, said the prosecutor, was taken hours before rick supposedly stepped inside that house. notice the bathroom blinds are drawn. humphries argued that rick could not have closed the blinds because they were already shut.

that speaks to his credibility. >> ashley parker, the last question to you. we know how the president takes in information. he does it by watching television. i'm always struck on the day of the cabinet hearings, he was just as taken by the testimony of dr. ford in between blase ford he wavered on kavanaugh because he found her so compelling. i have a hard time he wouldn't find hope hicks, maybe or maybe not, these people that work with him all day every day would be if nothing else compelling eyewitnesses to the first two years of the trump presidency. >> that's absolutely right. that's what's fascinating reading the report. you see some people who never tell the truth and who largely tell the truth. going in being interviewed by mueller's people telling the truth, a version of the truth. even trump loyalists like cory lewandowski. people the president wouldn't be thrilled to be talking. the president consumes information through television. while you or mike or i pouring over the mueller report. what the president knows about it reading the papers, what you

democracy and it may not be easily repaired and this president doesn't want to hear it. >> ashley parker, when robert costa had his phone call returned by the president earlier this week, as he said on the air here, he hung up and then got texts from staff members inside the west wing wanting to know what the boss had just said, in effect wanting to know what their policy was going to be going forward. based on your reporting what must it be like in that west wing? >> it's exactly that. you talk to people in the west wing and frankly you talk to people in the campaign and there's a sense they can plan policies, they can write speeches, they can have an infrastructure week planned. they can have a direction. but at the end of the day everything will be dictated and dominated by the president, by his tweets, by what he says when he's walking up to marine one. by what he says when he returns the call of my colleague bob costa, and that they all ultimately have to readjust, scramble, rally around that and row in his direction. so on the one hand you ask what it's like, and it's sort of incre

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a crime ring -- family-style. [ gunfire ] she's the niece of the notorious bonnie parker.barrow was his uncle. >> once clyde had been accused of murder, he didn't turn back. >> their grandfather was a lawman who hunted them. >> two of the south's worst killers. >> your grandfather was the sheriff. >> killing bonnie and clyde was the ultimate. >> grim souvenirs, one strange inheritance. >> it was just like finding treasure after treasure. >> bonnie parker's three-headed snake ring. >> sitting there... >> right. >> ...all along? [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ]

jessica parker, bbc news.eld in sri lanka one week on from the deadly suicide bombings carroied out by islamist extremists. at least 250 people, including many tourists, died in a series of co—ordinated attacks at churches and hotels on easter sunday. the archbishop of colombo called the atrocities "an insult to humanity". from sri lanka, clive myrie reports. seven days ago, st anthony's church was filled with the screams and cries of the dying. bells ring. and today, bells marked their passing. the bombers mainly attacked christians, but buddhists commemorated the horrors of last week too. it doesn't matter what they've done. we are coming from, like, buddhists, hindus, islamics, or whoever. we have to pray, then to live in harmony. inside st anthony's, members of the sri lankan navy tried to wash away the stain of violence. to restore this house of god. this is the exact spot where the suicide bomber detonated his backpack to devastating effect. you can see the walls pockmarked with the holes of ball bearing

>> our thanks to ashley parker, clint watts and frank figliuzzi. we really appreciate it. >>> and coming up for us, the whole world is watching, so is our next guest, our second of four pulitzer prize winners in the course of just this hour tonight. nick cristoff with "the new york times." and later we'll uncover another star of the mueller report who's back in the news tonight just 12 days before he becomes a federal prisoner. "the 11th hour" just getting started on a wednesday night. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produced for audible. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them, and if you don't like a book just swap it for free. enjoy 100% ad free listening in the car, on your phone or any connected device. and when yo

for the truck presidency and why it matters to the world joining me here in the studio was tyson parker a u.s. politics analyst with the aspen institute who also served in the u.s. state department under president obama and from washington i'm happy to welcome the night callie simpson a former trial lawyer who served in the george w. bush administration and is now with the heritage foundation and also in washing. our very own helena humphrey joins me from our bureau helena has been on this story all day forced to all of you welcome helen i'm going to start with you and then go around to everyone what does the mobile report mean for the trump presidency now compared to what it meant yesterday for and today the battle lines have been redrawn and this is certainly shelf in the resolve all of the democrats i think it means that they have more meat essentially to dig into and boy they are certainly digging into it we've just heard from up pelosi and schumer in a joint statement and they have said ok looking at this it's quite clear to see that the attorney general william boz definition of o

let's cross to the houses of parliament now and speak to our political correspondent there, jessica parker by a brexit supporting conservative mp for stop your reaction to nick boles quitting the whip in some dramatic fashion tonight? nick's amendment was heavily defeated, given mathematics in the house at the moment, so i can understand is upset. but leaving aside all political considerations, there is a great deal of respect for him in the house because we all know he fought a long, courageous battle with a very serious illness. he has made a decision, everyone will have to become accustomed to that. i'm not going to criticise nick boles because he fought off cancer and we come all of us, respect that. —— week, all of us. living up to the results of the votes, what you make of the fact that nothing got a majority? best micro—musing on to. what happened was there was basically an attempted coup in the house of commons this evening, whereby a number of prominent mps like 0liver lead to, in cahoots with members of the cabinet and others, attempted to stop brexit, that was their sole aim bec

here's our political correspondentjessica parker.estminster has seen rising tensions in recent times. now, mps have departed parliament for an easter break, urged to reflect on the current deadlock. but cross—party talks between the government and labour are set to continue this week. a man who is very much involved in those discussions, the prime minister a step effective deputy. he says an agreement hinges on both sides giving ground. while we will do our best to try and reach a compromise with the main opposition party, it would mean compromise on both sides. if that doesn't work, then what we will want to move towards is to put before parliament a set of options with a system for making a choice and parliament actually having to come toa parliament actually having to come to a preferred option, rather than voting against everything. talks have been described as constructive but can really be done when it comes toissues but can really be done when it comes to issues such as how to craft a future customs policy? there are fears in

ashley parker, i'll come to you in the in the meantime. president trump perhaps unsurprisingly laying in to joe biden again this morning. that listen. >> i am a young vibrant man. i look at joe, i don't know about him. i don't know. i would never say anyone is too old, but i know they are all making me look very young both in terms of age and i think in terms of energy. >> so ashley, we know that the president fachncies his nicknam for his political ryele values. is he poll testing sleepy or not too intelligence and old, is that what we're seeing? >> he has ruled out sleepy. there has been some chatter about creepy. he sort of seems to have settled on some nicknames, but he may yet change them. but we're also seeing here this kind of vaguely amusing frankly testosterone fueled battle between these two accept ga theirian grandfathers about who is more youth testimony and energetic. when you are in your 70s, neither one of you can plausibly be called youthful, but i think that we will see sort of a fair debate about who has the energy and th

dan parker is the owner of parker towing and recovery. he was able to purchase several new trucks thanks in part to tax reform. this means more trucks will be available to assist hoosiers who have been in a car accident or have had their cars break down. parker also recently expanded the company's office space and gave his staff raises. and as a result, says parker, quote, we have less turnover now, unquote. another indiana employer, cardinal manufacturing company in indianapolis, rewarded its team members with bonuses and pay raises. and albany's confectionary, a canady manufacturing company in merrillville provided bonuses that it said will happen annually, as long as the tax reform bill stays in effect. lastly, i would note that this new tax code incentivizes new investment into distressed rural and urban communities to help the least among us through the creation of tax-advantaged opportunity zones around the state of indiana. the bottom line is that hoosiers continue to benefit from the tax cuts and jobs act. workers are taking home

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you know what of parker's sons sovereignty and territorial integrity by sending the aircraft to park sun. this is where we have actually been surprising and the briefing the international community that because of the their actions the situation over there is worsening and our prime minister was very candid in conveying a message that. the we want peace in the region and v. and he offered twice cooperation in investigating the turk for which they were believing parks and the us that if you have any credible evidence please share with us so that they could take action against those people who you allege that they are involved secondly he also offered dialogue so that the. contentious issues could be addressed and the tension between the two countries could be lessened indeed did not respond to any of our offers the promise offer would it be true to say that the i.s.i. the secret service bug is on currently supports change a moment theoretically banned in your country since twenty two. in fact this is what we had been asking them that they keep blaming pakistan for any act of terrorism

>>parker says his shoulder and his knee were hurt in the crash. also frightened by the sudden strike on a semester neocons who yell at her me, this is going to parker'sahonda accord has been left mangled. he says it's going to take a while for him to feel comfortable getting behind the wheel. let alone driving for uber. >>oh my goodness that was dan thorn reporting for us neighbors say the area is so dangerous and it's an area that they have big concerns throughout the years and they're hoping something can be done to fix the problem so police they also have their hands on the same surveillance video as they continue to try to track down those 2 people. in the east bay resident concerned about a patch of ground that sinking right above a storm drain you can see where some of the asphalt at this gas station in downtown area started to see king started to crack the same storm drain failed 3 years that sinkhole swallowed a traffic signal and parts of the sidewalk or august public works director is concerned the current problem could end up being even

scott parker who was talking there is the caretaker going down with the ship now.ion whether to stick with them in the championship or go to somebody else. we will see. a turbulent season as a whole for them but a turbulent night for manchester united. it was. we will see an excited and every goal that saw them lose this match. they shampoo for man united. i will show you a step from a football reporter simon stone. —— a statistic from. they did go in front. united had started well when they opened the scoring through scott mctominay — his first goal for the club in his mst appearance, united should've had more but wolves euqlaised through diogo jota, scoring just like he did in that cup match. the game then possibly turned with this decision from referee mike dean, he handed out his 100th premier league red card — the first ref to get to that figure — to ashley young in the second half. and with their man advantage wolves captalised with this calamitous goal thanks to a philjones and chris smalling mix up. it's a set back then for united's new permanent manager. t

jessica parker, bbc news.g in your area by going to our website: bbc.co.uk/politics. 0pioid painkillers will now feature prominent warnings about their addictive nature. the measure was announced by health secretary matt hancock, over concerns about a rise in the number of people addicted to opioid medication. 0ur correspondent katharine da costa is here. what is the background to this? 0pioids like morphine and fentanyl and over—the—counter drugs like codeine can help severe pain but if people are on them too long, doctors say they can become highly addictive. 0ver say they can become highly addictive. over the past decade, opioid prescriptions have increased 60% from 1a million in 2008 to 23,000,02018 while the number of codeine —related deaths in england and wales has more than doubled. the health secretary matt hancock has said the situation here is not as bad as the crisis in america but clearer labelling is now needed. that has been welcomed by health experts, but the bma, the doctor's union, is also cal

la mujer se llama en facebook parker mankey.... y en su perfil, public estas fotos de un seÑor que estaba en el humanas de la ciudad, steven lee, dijo en un tweet que uno puede enfrentar las polticas de un mandatario, pero no a personas de esa manera el representante para la comision de relaciones humanas va a hablar sobre las politicas que hablan en contra de los mandatarios pero no de las personas noticiero telemundo 48 regreso con ustedes por su apariencia, por hablar un idioma diferente al ingles. muchas gracias por esta informacion, un hombre fue asaltado a mano armada, le robaron el coche, cerca de una preparatoria. la victima describio los momentos que le toco vivir. yo lo agarre y me enfrente a el. no se por que, luego me pego y quebro mis anteojos. el asalto se reporto en la mañana cuando la victima descargaba su compra del supermercado. hoy los agentes arrestaron un hombre relacionado a un asalto domiciliario. de acuerdo a las autoridades de la manera que intentarìa ultrajar a las mjeres estamos viviendo aquí. el muchacho

go ahead with your question, parker. >> hi, senator. >> hi. >> so immigration was arguably the defining issue of the 2016 election. it could very well be the same in 2020. you have prooefeviously been a hardliner on immigration. you declared making english the official language of the united states as well as cracking down on sanctuary cities. when you're running against a xenophobic demagogue like donald trump, how can you stay on shakey ground for immigration? >> i started a path way to citizenship. i think immigration is one of the greatest strengths of america. our diversity has always been our strength. and our immigrant history is very much a part of who we are as americans. the statue of liberty stands in new york harbor for a reason, as a beacon of hope, asking for your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. we have not in our best moments rejected immigrants. i think when the president rejects humafamilies and their children at the border, it is not the united states. i would change entirely what we do at the border. i would make sure people seeking asylum in this country wou

, which makes no sense, parker allegedly gave her food for thought and pelted her with the potato. r a hair cut like that. the court date is only date he will have, he is out on appeal, yeah, i did. he is taking up jogging to help with his anger. yeah. his sister will never give him the time of day after this one. yea. be right back, as you go. good on you. back then, we checked our zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed! but ocuvite has vital nutrients to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) the day we'll finally get somano.you an ocean? are you edible? no. ♪ ♪ can't sleep. me neither. woo! number one! ♪ ahhhh! [laughter] ahhhh! ♪ we're here. ♪ ♪ kennedy: it is monday, thank you for watching be

people lift jobs and come yes of the working you know going on that will go to precious by latasha mrs parker span she's also grateful for her life in true lanka but for now home is this parking garage. and she doesn't know what about her land. that report. that we now bring up to some of the stories making news around the world police in the u.s. state of colorado have confirmed multiple deaths in a crash involving more than a dozen vehicles it happened on interstate seventy in a suburb of denver police say a driver lost control of his truck and plowed into a standstill traffic beneath the bridge causing the two fires and explosions. north korea's leader kim jong un has accused the united states of acting in bad faith giving talks on its nuclear program in february. that peace and security on the korean peninsula will entirely depend on washington's attitude in future negotiations he made the comments during a trip to russia. a powerful cycling has hit the cycle can it made landfall first on the commerce islands before turning its wroth on northern be the southern african country still reeli

, which makes no sense, parker allegedly gave her food for thought and pelted her with the potato.bail set at 200 because r a hair cut like that. the court date is only date he will have, he is out on appeal, yeah, i did. he is taking up jogging to help with his anger. yeah. his sister will never give him the time of day after this one. yea. be right back, as you go. good on you. 2,000 fence posts. 900 acres. 48 bales. all before lunch, which we caught last saturday. we earn our scars. we wear our work ethic. we work until the work's done. and when it is, a few hours of shuteye to rest up for tomorrow, the day we'll finally get something done. ( ♪ ) the day we'll finally get something done. going back to the doctor just for a shot. with neulasta onpro... ...patients get their day back... ...to be with... ... family... ...or just to sleep in. strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study... ...neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17%... ...to 1%... ...a 94% decrease. neulasta onpro is designed to deliver... ...neulasta the day after chemo... ...and is

precious my latasha mrs parker span she's also grateful for her life in tree lanka but for now home is this parking garage. and she doesn't know when that will end. let's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world tens of thousands of people across colombia have marched in anti-government protests demonstrators say the government's plans to cut the education budget and change pension plans will strip universities of resources and a road workers' rights a number of people were arrested in the capital before thought after clashing with police. and other powerful cycling has made landfall in mozambique barely a month after cyclonic died devastated the country cycle in kenya battered northern mozambique after lashing the nation of camorra so overnight killing three people storm surges of up to five meters were reported in some areas. french president tomorrow and moscow has promised significant tax cuts for working people especially the middle classes it's in response to months of weekly protests by the so-called gavel vest movement which have damaged his presidency m

c-span: was at dorothy parker? >> guest: i don't think so. dorothy parker said when he died, who could tell, a very mean comet, i don't want to say, if you go back and look at coolidge, he was a conservative hero and his tax rate was a gold standard tax rate that we saw in the video, 25% was what he got the top rate down to. he fought like crazy. it started remember with wilson in the '70s. so that was an epic battle. when you look to what of the socialite said about coolidge in washington, how cold it was, he wouldn't meet with them, you would remember everybody also from families that endorsed different policies, especially alice roosevelt longworth whose father had a different model of president. tr was a let's get them chemical active, bully pulpit presidents. he was coolidge, not getting offenders. she said he look sop been weaned on the pickle. his silence was coulter. from england. farmers don't talk a lot away their arms about because a cow might kick in. and it was temperamental of temperament. he was a shy person but it also had a p

lizzie: this makes a lot of sense for parker, which does manufacture a lot of stuff.t this does is give some access to a bunch of higher-margin assets. if we look at manufacturing slowing down, contracting around the world, they are giving themselves very high-margin business, these very specific sealants used in places like aerospace and defense. they can really specialize and maybe find a few more returns there. vonnie: all right. bloomberg's lizzie fournier always on top of everything. thank you very much. guy: the imf sees a risk of 50% inflation in iran on the tighter oil sanctions we were hearing about a moment ago. this at the same time oil is extending its losses. let's get a feeling of what this story looks like on the ground. joining us in london, normally in tehran, our reporter at bloomberg. good afternoon. 50% inflation. we've seen high inflation in iran before. put this in context. what does it feel like right now in the country in terms of the economics? what does it feel like if you are the average iranian? guest: we are not there yet, obviously. they

michelle: hay que recordar que parker fue la primera alcaldesa en houston abiertamente gay pero ella que hizo un centro educacional indÍgena llamÓ a una de las menores para preguntar sobre su comida favorita. vamos a ver lo que dijo hasta que la hizo llorar. miren. >> comer muchos dulces? cuÁl es el problema con esta niÑa? esta niÑa tiene obesidad, espantosa, horrible. sabe o no sabe? >> como lo escuchaban la maestra explicÓ al alcalde que ella era hija Única y que sus padres le daban lo que querÍan. este vÍdeo ha generado tanto rechazo las redes sociales que el alcalde subiÓ el mensaje de disculpas. >> jamas bajo ninguna circunstancia fue mi intencional timar de de manera individual a esta preciosa niÑa. michelle: " jamÁs fue mi intenciÓn lastimar a esta preciosÍsima niÑa". la niÑa no sabe quÉ es obesidad ella sÓlo escuchó espantosa y horrible y se fue llorando. ademÁs, a la comunidad donde llegÓ es una comunidad indÍgena en donde a veces tambiÉn escasean los alimentos. borja: es increÍble, todas las personas y los comentarios. nos hierve la sangre de tener tan poca sensibilidad. no

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i personally had a great time at gene parker elemenelementary, and spring valley schools in my district, and want to appreciate one of san francisco's finest, and that is central station school officer troy courtney, who worked with my staff to identify "vision zero" safety projects at each and every school, which slowly but surely have all been implemented. and i want to thank the parents at gene parker who pointed out additional safety improvements that can be made and that my staff and calvin yang is working on. speaking of "vision zero," earlier this month we celebrated the polk street improvement project. thank you, again, to public works, for leading this project, along with other departments, including the t.a., which put our sales tax program to work with more than a dozen signal along polk street, higher visibility traffic signals, bow bolts, and other features on this 1.3-mile stretch of a high-injury corridor. it was a lovely beginning, and i want to acknowledge shell thomas, who's memory we acknowledge t who really started that project off. turning now to the state level, i

she is a flight attendant on americanirlines pictured here with ceo doug parker. they took thiog photoher after she spilled her drink tray all over him. oops. she posted it on instagram. she wrote that she wanted to drop dead right there. poor thing. parker laued it off when she asked "am i fired," he said course not." >>> we'll turn to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. what's on tap thtoday? >> a pretty day. there's a live public of what will soon turn into sunrise 20 minutes from now. planes are sti going up the river. northeast wind. we saw one nadepart intonal airport on its way out to point of rocks. who knows where from there. temperatures are chilly. 40s to aroun 50. northeast winds averaging anywhere from 10 to 20niles per hourour wait for the buses this morning. temperatures in the 40s west of i-95. 46 in leesburg. 42 up in charlestown, west virginia. also mid 40s through much of princereorge's county, n 50, pretty much along 50 from washington to the bay bridge. so a you're planning out your day, plenty of sunshine. skies, you can te , mostly clear.

and i want to thank the parents at gene parker who pointed out additional safety improvements that can be made and that my staff and calvin yang is working on. speaking of "vision zero," earlier this month we celebrated the polk street improvement project. thank you, again, to public works, for leading this project, along with other departments, including the t.a., which put our sales tax program to work with more than a dozen signal along polk street, higher visibility traffic signals, bow bolts, and other features on this 1.3-mile stretch of a high-injury corridor. it was a lovely beginning, and i want to acknowledge shell thomas, who's memory we acknowledge t who really started that project off. turning now to the state level, i noted with interest last week the discussions at the california high-speed rail authority, where staff presented on continued investments in the valley to valley segment, stretching from the central valley to silicon valley, and it is currently being electrified with the help of high-speed rail. it will eventually lead to high-speed cal rail on the peninsula

she's a flight attendant with the ceo doug parker. they took the photo together afterhe spilled her entire drink tray all over him. yikes.on she posted iinstagram, of course, because if you don't post it didn't. happ she wrote she wanted to drop dead right there. poor lady. parker laued it off. when peter said, am i fired, he said, of course not. she was bumped. i'm glad he tookt in stride, too, not just her. >> yeah. >> i wonder if they knew he was e ceo when he got on the plane. >> i think they did. and -- >> i would think so. >> she was more nervous about that. >> he had flipped out, how bad would that look for the e? airl >> exactly. >> probably wasn't sitting in 47f either. >> probably not. >>> we have nice weather coming. i wish i had better news about the friday and the weekend. unfortunately, rain chances are coming back. start tomorrow we'll drying out. i think for saturday, it's probably going to be the drier half of the weekend. but if you have stuff to do outside, you may want to at least have a back up plan ready to go. r

and it was all hoax related. >> reporter: parker approached google to try to get the videos taken downdeos one by one. >> the onus should not be on me to flag the content that you should be monitoring and you should be controlling and policing. whatever troll or, you know, crazy person uploads this stuff, they need to convince you why it needs to be on the platform. >> the first step of getting these videos removed is searching and finding the videos. the second step on the back end, what the sites do once these videos have been flagged. over the last couple of years, a lot of the sites have made a lot of improvement on that front. facebook and google hired a ton of content moderators and they've changed their service. the long-term solution to finding these videos will be artificial intelligence. but for now, the burden of searching, finding and flagging these videos remains on the user. >> noah was just a little boy. you know, a 6-year-old boy who was a 5-year-old boy just a few weeks before the tragedy. >> and what does it mean for you to defend his existence? >> it's something that

i'm here to speak about our small business recovery efforts regarding the geary parker fire that occurred earlier this year. just really quickly, after the fire, our team went out there just to assess and connect with the small business owners and connect with their employees, to make sure they felt supported on behalf of the city. soon after that, we learned that directly there was one business that was impacted, hong kong lounge, and two non-profits, huckleberry use programs, and human services network, which is actually a sub tenant of huckleberry, which we learned after. and soon after that, we had a -- also we learned there were other businesses indirectly impacted, like h & r block across the street and others. we reached out to them to see how they were doing, and most of them were fine. those are the three we focused our services and attention to. soon after that, our rapid response team went out, which is on the workforce side, to connect with the small business owners' employees and ensure they felt supported. we hosted an event a week later, where 14 of the 25 employees of huck

it came out that nate parker had engaged in an act of rape. she writes about how she would make that choice and how to stand up and do the right thing or protect her career. she ended up doing the right thing and fortunately she was believed in people supported the decision that she made. i think it was an incredible did for all of us who of dough s with violence. >> host: roxanne gay the name of the book is "not that bad" but some of the latest themes i started reading it, thank god you are not dead. it's my fault. is that common? guest:that's absolutely common. a lot of times when we are sexually assaulted we believe we did something wrong we did something to invite the assault and we have no language for that beyond it's my fault. also there is a lot of shame with these crimes. the title "not that bad" comes from the ways in which we tend to minimize our experiences. we are grateful he didn't have a gun, he didn't kill me. it wasn't my family that did this to me. it was a stranger for it was my family that didtr this to me and it wasn't a s

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