"hello." >> anthony: here would be ralph's local, the chequers inn in kent. >> ralph steadman: hunterhat you will, please." so, i'd say, "okay, martin, uh, could you make, perhaps, make that a double." well, these optics, you know, they haven't got nothing in them. >> anthony: yeah, they're little chiclet-sized, yeah. >> ralph steadman: so, we did that twice with it and put it down in front of hunter. hunter was looking at it, he says, "what's that, a sample?" [ laughs ] >> anthony: where you from originally? >> ralph steadman: uh, well, i am welsh. my mother, she was gweny rogers from rhosllanerchrugog. >> anthony: uh-huh, don't ask me to spell that. >> ralph steadman: no, i can't even do it myself. >> anthony: so how english do you feel, given that you grew up in wales? >> ralph steadman: uh, well, in a way, you know, i was, uh, not from liverpool. >> anthony: the food is pub fare, a runny egg wrapped in parma ham and breadcrumbs. prawn cocktail for the man. >> anthony: i think it was the "scanlan's" article, the first you worked with hunter tmpson, kentucky derby. >> ralph steadman

ralph hallow, very special. but he is married to bailey hallow who we affectionately call the little general. she is the one running around telling us all what to do. she is vice whar of the foundation. i get titles wrong but she is like the right hand person to wane la pierre and very special person. so ralph a real honor to have you with us today. and susan page, we grew up in the same town, different years, but she went to one rival high school and i went to the other rival high school. we be we both travelled from wichita from time to time. i don't know if they are here but much of my family from wichita is here today. they are all happy that you're here. shout out for wichita, kansas. come on. and rick unger, i will admit, a little less wing than i am, but know the cpac audience will be polite and respectful with even a guy who is a little off on issues from time to time. we think it helps liven up the conversation. because i want to know what the heck is going on, what did the democrats do. and byron york,

ralph is married to millie who we call the little general. she is telling us all what to do. is our vice chair of the foundation. she is like the right hand person. so it is an honor to have you with us here today. susan page and i grew up today in the same town, a little different years, but she went to one rival high school and i went to the other rival high school. we both traveled to wichita from time to time. all of my family -- much of my family from wichita is here. let's shout out from kansas. come on. come on. and rick unger is little more left wing than i am. we know the audience will be polite even with a guy who is a little off on issue frs time to time. i kind of want to know what the heck is going on with the democrats. and byron york, someone i get to talk to several times a day. byron and i have a very special relationship because we go to the same hair stylist. he has this perfect beautiful hair and i'm trying to make mine like that too. >> a great job with that white color. >> yeah. >> it is really cool to be confused with mike pence. i'm really enjoying tha

bill plympton was a writer, ralph steadman drew all the -- >> jimmy: i think it might, let me check, does this thing work? [ light laughter ] we have it on the desk every night, never used it. i think he's right, i'm going to say it's bill plympton. [ light laughter ] >> steve: i'm going to see, because you might be cheating. >> jimmy: bill plympton. yeah, it's bill plympton. >> questlove: i used to have nightmares about bill plympton, when i was like, three. >> steve: oh, with a "y." >> questlove: yeah. >> steve: bill plympton with a a "y." >> jimmy: get out of here! [ cheers and applause comen. i was thinking of bill plimpton

commissioner my name is scott weaver alice and ralph have resided at 4047 for the last two years next door is 4043 cesar chavez street they work out of their homes ralph has an accounted accountant and alice is an artist and spent a lot of time at the property that was first proposed a cause of great concern they spend owl their time and spend all their time for the rest of their natural lives since this project was first property they have engaged with the developer i take issue with the characterizations you've heard i think you can take what we've conceded and met with they've met with the members of the planning department staff trying to get the project modified to address some of the major issues they see with respect to the project but let's first looked at the overall context because - >> whoops overhead please. you'll see the - (inaudible) provided with respect to the number of square footage in the buildings the proposed project far exceed the bulk of the properties adjacent to them those are two unit buildings there is a four unit building that has less space the only build

ralph, your response?> so much for donald trump's campaign promises to the forgotten men and women of america. they are the ones who are the big losers, as you pointed out with your many examples of these budget cuts. overall, this is a budget that reflects corporatism, militarism, and racism. the mask is off, donald trump. promises, his assurances that everything will be safe and people will have -- all people will have health insurance and that will be plenty of jobs. the mask is off, the fangs are out. and he is collaborating with what is on the record, the most vicious, ignorant of republican party and its history since 1854. senator robert have to, conservative in the senate -- robert have to, a conservative in the senate in the 1950's, would have been astonished at the corporatism, the militarism, the racism of these republicans with few exceptions. when you go into this 50 page or , the details will all come out, amy, in may, a bigger budget. when you go into it, you see that sean spicer's daily ass

let's see, present for ralph, present for ralph... ooh, what do we have here?s been sitting here since 1998, not doing anybody any good. i want to get ralphie something nice. yeah, a few thousand should do. hm-mm. (whistling a tune) uh, you heard me whistling there, right? that indicates innocence. uh, proclaiming your innocence indicates guilt. uh, yeah? well, what does this mean? ♪ skiddily bop and bah! (whooping)

. >> my name is ralph heard. >> reporter: mr.the kids call him, was their instructor today, awarding each child with one of those handsome red hats. he taught them what to do if they ever caught on fire, and on his face they could see up close that he knows from where he speaks. >> i was 9 when my house caught fire. >> reporter: when he was their age, and a student at this same school, a fire broke out in his home, and he was caught in the flames. but as a junior fire marshal, he knew to stop, drop, and roll. he was still able to run back in the home and save the rest of his family. >> had you not stopped, dropped and rolled, what do you think would have happened to you? >> i wouldn't be here. my mother wouldn't here. my brother wouldn't be here. >> reporter: hard to believe, but the hartford insurance company's junior fire marshal program has been at it now for 70 years. >> the program is still alive today. it's still working. >> reporter: more than a 110 million american children have worn those red hats. and you guys learned -

strong feelings about your governor, go for other dedicated public servants who are here, state senator ralph after rad -- alvarado joined us for a great discussion, and congressman bret guthrey, stand up and show how much people appreciate your conservative stand in washington d.c. thank you, both. [applause] >> i've got to tell you, it's great to be in the home state of the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell. he's a true friend to me, to our president, and to the people of america. [applaus [applause] >> great to have the privilege to be back in the blue grass state. last fall, thanks to all of you in kentucky, your hard work, your support and your players, kentucky voted to make donald trump the 45th president of the

police say g-o-p senator ralph shortey was found in a motel room with a 17-year-old boy. police found explicit messages between the two. shortey turned himself into authorities thursday. but his attorney says he expects a not-guilty plea when shortey makes his initial court apearance this week. the f-b-i and the secret service have joined the investigation. shortey is married, and has three children. a los angeles judge plans to issue a written ruling on fugitive director roman polanski's latest legal effort to end his case. polanski remains in europe. but his los angeles attorney was in court yesterday, trying to arrange conditions for polanski's return to the u.s. polanski was convicted after admitting in a plea deal to drugging and raping a 1977. he fled to europe the night before sentencing. he was concerned the judge was reneging on a deal agreed to by prosecutors. and he feared his sentence would be extended. prosecutors say polanski is trying to get special treatment as a wealthy celebrity. the judge's ruling

the state senator ralph alvarado just joined us for a great conversation, and two great congressmen that i served with in washington. would you two stand up and let these people show you how much they appreciate your conservative stance in washington d.c. thank you both. [applause] vice pres. pence: it is great to be and the home state of the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. he is a true friend to me, to our president, and to america. [applause] great to havece: the privilege to be back in the bluegrass state. last fall, thanks to all of you here in kentucky, your hard work support, and prayers, kentucky , voted to make donald trump the 45th president of the united states of america in a decisive vote. [applause] vice pres. pence: you know, and it was quite a campaign, was in it?

. >> next to the criminal caves oklahoma state senator ralph shortey. his attorneys saying this morning that the senator plans to resign. senator shortey is facing felony child prostitution charges alleging he solicited sex from a 17-year-old boy. oklahoma's state senate voted unanimously last week on a resolution stripping him of most of his legislative privileges. >> the federal government will explain new restrictions this morning on incoming flights from some foreign countries. passengers on direct flights on foreign airlines from airports in certain middle east and african countries will not be allowed to bring electronic devices into the cabin with them, just phones and medical devices. laptops, tablets and pretty up everything else will have to go into checked baggage. >> what's likely happened is that the government, the u.s. government has developed some intelligence that a group or individual has developed some type of device that they can get on to an airplane using a laptop or some other electronic appliance.

liz: colonel ralph peters. appreciate it.losing bell, 37 minutes away, right now at 21,009 points, thanks in part to goldman sachs, the leader there. jpmorgan too, but right now, caterpillar, walt disney, merck and apple look healthy, nike and walmart do not, they're among the biggest drags on the dow 30 right now. and not a dow stock but costco taking it on the chin after reporting worse than expected second quarter sales numbers, hurt by lower prices from big grocery store chains and this didn't help, it raised annual fees, but keep in mind, costco's been up more than 16% over the last year, so a clip of 4% today coming down 4%, not the worst thing in the world. >>> president trump wants to buy in bulk but he will not find this at costco. he wants american pipeuilders to use u.s. steel. is that idea even legal? adam shapiro has done some digging. he's about to reveal that the president and his big idea may be hit with a steel door when it comes to that demand. you gotta hear this. more "countdown" is on the way. . i just sn

it's part of a larger restructuring plan at ralph lauren. and it's official, popular center city dining spot little pete will close for good may 29th at 11:59 p.m. the 24-hour diner has been served customers for nearly four decades. the building is being torn down to make way for a new hotel. >>> well, next on nbc 10, celebrating the ultimate gift of life. hear from one woman who's donated parts of her body to save others. >>> oh, and denise, enough of the blustering conditions. i'm tracking a warm hp up for the work week. details coming up. we'll see you on the other side of the break. dear fellow citizen, i know what it's like to want to relax with your family. but enjoying today doesn't mean losing sight of tomorrow. so while i invest in "the now" my mortgage, vacations i still invest in the future, like my children's college tuition and retirement. i can help you piece together your financial journey for today and tomorrow. if you have a question about investing, ask me. sincerely, amanda etheridge, fellow planner and fellow citizen. >>>

she may have been trying to emulate that with this ralph lauren powder blue skirt suit on inaugurationike the outfit mrs. kennedy wore on inauguration day. her hair was kind of like mrs. kennedy. she had gloves and matching pumps. >> it was a knockout. i couldn't walk down pennsylvania avenue in those stilettos however. >> she is developing what you might call a signature style. it is very simple, classic lines. what she wears does not distract from her. and so one always is focused on her face and her hair. >> how do you put up with -- >> she likes bright colors. she likes very simple clothing. you know, often sheath dresses. generally now sort of round necked and fairly covered, and it is actually not very trump-ian or what we think of being very trump-ian. it doesn't match the versailles look of the apartment for example. >> on election day she wore a simple sleeveless michael kors with a coat draped over her. >> it is the jacket or the coat slung over her shoulders, not actually with the arms through. it is a very new york look, very cool, very collected. >> on election night she w

the pages it is in under how have with regards to the design it is necessary and desirable i think ralph and alice have given a very, very good idea but what to do and think if you look at the picture this is within the first elderly can i have the overhead, please? this is from the project sponsor it shows the whole block first of all, you see how great that 3 grouping of hours those two houses are gone those 2 up the street and the fourth floor on that one comes out i don't understand if they want a variance to demolish it why can't they get a variance to push the thing forward and solve ralph and alice's problem and have three bedrooms oh, please give us three bedrooms and get rid of the deck the other thing when you look at those two how's that are at all look down chavez that's the roofline i think that ralph and alice needs their privacy they property overview propose an eloquent solution get rid of the windows and put the third floor pop out get rid of the deck and push it forward with three bedrooms and marketable and unfortunate the little go houses their little on the outside n

kennedy's style, elegant, simple and feminine and may have been trying to emulate that with this ralphuguration day. >> it certainly looked a lot like the outfit mrs. kennedy had worn on inauguration day. her hair bouffant like mrs. kennedy. gloves, matching pumps. >> a knockout. i couldn't walk down pennsylvania avenue in those slet stilettos, however. >> she is developing what you might call a a sig knature styl. simple, classic lines but what she wears does not distract from her. so one always is focused on her face and her hair. >> how do you put up with it? >> she likes bright colors. she likes very simple clothing. you know. often sheath dresses. generally now sort of round necked, and -- fairly covered, and it's actually not very trumpian, or what we think of as being very trumpian. you know. it doesn't match the kind versailles look ofhe apartment, for example. >> reporter: wore a simple michael kors with a coat draped over her. >> the quintessential melania. coat, jacket slung over not actually arms through. a very new york look. it's very cool. it's very collected. >> reporte

a tweet from republican congressman ralph of louisiana. he writes -- congress and of arizona released a statement saying -- some democratic lawmakers are taking a different view -- and from congresswoman of new york -- you can watch the announcement from the department of homeland security anytime online at c-span.org. >> they have very nice lifestyles. of course they have tons of money. i do think those that make it to the very top and stay there are not primarily motivated by money. they want to be respected and want to have power. >> sunday night, discussing her book super hub, how the financial elite and their networks rule our world. isone of the key questions do they hold the system prisoner or are they prisoners of the system? isn't their fault or the system's fault? it comes to the conclusion is the interaction of both. >> sunday night at eight eastern on c-span's q and a. mr.his week on cue end a, mullins discusses his front-page story, the fall of k street's renegade, about the career and lobbyist -- >> on february 14, 2017, you

but this is interesting stuff, ralph. what was your -- what's your first initial reaction? >> my first initial reaction was a congressman has no sense of irony. he has spent weeks attacking others for leaking information, and he today for what i believe is political leaked information on what he said legal. that's generally not made available to the public. he may have compromised a very important investigation or investigations. i mean, to me, this guy he loves the spotlight, and he was trying in a very partisan way to divert attention from the emptiness of the president's tweets and from the real issues with russia as we saw came up again today with more revelations about paul manafort's past. so the problem here is partisanship on both sides and if congressman nunez doesn't like leaks, i suggest he stop leaking. ashley: so what role did president obama play in this? because we know president trump made claims that has been proven not true. but president obama was president during this time. would he not have to okay the intelligence? >> no. absolutely not. if a fisa cour

thanks, ralph. always appreciate your insights. >> thank you. >> ralph alcampora.k to kayla tausche on capitol hill. what now? >> reporter: well, bill. i want to direct you to the twitter feed of robert costa, writer at the washington post, national political reporter and one of the closest chronicles of the white house. is he tweeting about a conversation he is having on the phone with the president right now. he says president trump just called me. still on phone, in quotes. we just pulled it, he tells me. and then he goes on to say, i don't blame paul, trump tells me. of course, referring to the speaker of the house, paul ryan. one of the questions has been whether the relationship between the speaker and the president and by tangent of that, whether the relationship between congress and the white house has been frayed over this. the white house had thrown its full weight behind this. it was a bill that was shepherded from the beginning by speaker ryan but apparently according to this conversation that robert costa of the washington post is having with the presi

>> caller: with the recent step down of ralph lauren's ceo is right now the right time to buy ralph lauren corporation? >> you know, here's the problem. look, i no offense to ralph. it could be any apparel company. apparel is a tough, tough business. my dad sold gabber deens and my mom sold women's launch ray so i know where of i speak. it's too tough. we got so many other areas that are going great. why do we have to go into ladies lingerie and men's apparel? my father sold gabber deens by the way. do they make gapper deens? no. quinton in my old home state of pennsylvania, quinton. >> caller: how are you doing, jim? >> i'm doing great. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing great. thank you. >> there are a couple guys sitting around being great. >> caller: my question is dell taco's quarterly reports are coming up and the stock's been dropping. is this a good time to buy? >> no, man. that taco game is a tough game. geez, i mean even my buddies over there at the chipotle, they're making a comeback. they've got another four months. but taco and the fiesta restaurant group, no. look, if i have

lauren jeska, who's transgender, attacked ralph knibbs with a knife after a row about hormone tests.he also wounded two it was the kind of mystery detectives hadn't been faced with for 20 years. a man, who travelled more than 5,000 miles, to apparently kill himself. found on saddleworth moor with no phone, no wallet and no way of identifying him. in fact, it took the authorities over a year tojust find out his name. 0ur correspondent, judith moritz, has been at today's inquest into his death. saddleworth has a stark beauty its reservoirs and poor land set against pen nine skies. people come here to walk, to sail and to cycle, but one came here and died. this grainy man came here and died. this grainy film shows david lytton at a wedding. there's very little footage of him and his identity was a mystery for so long the best image available of his face was an artist's impression. he travelled from a different world, 5,500 miles away in pakistan. we now know that although he was from london, he had been living here in a suburb of lahore since 2006. translation: he was our neighbour. he

how durable is the rally you're talking about, ralph? had a long standing target, a little over 22,000. i'll stick with that on the dow for now. >> all right. let me bring mike in here as well. how do things look from where you sit, mike? >> i think it's always a healthy sign to see a market that's had a big move to digest the recent gains and get a chance for investors to catch their breath and get a sense of what the fundamental back drop is in the economy and corporate back drop. that's one of the things we're trying to assess as investors with the fed at the early stages of a tightening cycle and the economic health or expectations of good economic health for corporate america, the fed begins to tighten we'll tend to feel a rotation from the so-called bond proxies or high dividend yielding into equities that exhibit more dividend growth. those are signs of growth tends to out perform and the fed tightening cycle. those are the types of companies that we'd like to invest in good, solid fundamentals, good strong balance sheets and indi

thank you, ralph for that update. if we get any more, that's very important, ralph. thank you.t know that. so it's very good to have. they're very smart there. very good team. but most of them -- now he's added something that i find significant that my interview with the treasury secretary probably produced this. now, that's the kind of stuff that i like to hear, but he buried the lead there. but thank you, ralph. and let's look at this here. i want to go to kentucky blackwell, former trump transition team member and, you know, you almost tegraphed a loof this the last we spoke. don't lock into an impression of the president right away, good or bad. there's a whole way we carry ourselves in any job that we didn't do or didn't have before. so my question to you is is this the president trump we're going to see? >> oh, i think so. he is not only an entrepreneur, he is a smart guy in terms of being politically savvy. i think he noticed not only the stock market's reaction to his performance and his leadership exhibited last night, but you could see it in members of congress who ba

lieutenant colonel ralph peters and i came to different conclusion. do you think that's going to happen with lawmakers. >> we have been hearing about meddling in the election. what they did was they hacked into a server. that's what we know. they say they meddled in our election process when they admit that didn't happen. the election process went over just fine. kennedy: no one can say they tampered with votes. there is no evidence of that. you are saying they presented the american people with fake information. americans are dumb, they voted based on their stupidity. >> a series of individual, sign me up, i would go right now. it's very interesting. there are a lot of things around this. when it comes around this, it involves them hacking into his smart car. kennedy: the journalist who died in the single car high-speed crash. >> the russians did not tell hillary not to campaign in wisconsin or michigan. the on hack we know for sure came from the dnc. dagen: equally important is the abuse of intelligence to smear political opponents. i think potentia

the closure is part of a larger restructuring plan at ralph lauren. the center city store will be open from noon to 5:00 today, and then that's it. the bellevue streets. >>> in new jersey is to the bea we go into the10:00 a.m.frzing >> giving back by giving a voice to someone who communicates differently than most. ahead we'll take you to the campus of villa nova university to show you how engineering students are working together to help somebody else. still breezy through the mng closer to what they airporti . if you can wait until thetempat8 e are clear as c cleara pattern in place,at l town with wilmington. wind gusts are going to be something we have to focus in on. they are starting to die down as we speak. you see they really drop off. calm to five miles per hour. not going to notice it much by this afternoon. even overnight and into your monday, monday he will start to see a change, light to a little breezy by 6:00 p.m. but this increase in value you'll really start to note by tuesday morning where we have gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour. they c

would be to suggest that the founding fathers, when the constitution was written and when it was ralphed somehow believed -- when it was ratified somehow believe that the senate rules were incorporated in the constitution, when that's clearly not the case. clearly not the case. the constitution is a separate document. the senate rules are a different thing. but again, never have they been conflated to suggest that somehow in order to confirm a nominee to the supreme court, that you need 60 votes. i understand the pressure that our friend, the democratic leader, is under, because after this last election, he's now had to straddle two competing camps within the democratic party. traditional democrats versus the democrats led by the wing of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. and i understand the pressures that he must feel and the reason why he would do something that is unprecedented and suggest that we filibuster this nomination. well, we already know that some members of his conference have said they will agree to an up-or-down vote. our friend from west virginia, senator manchin, has

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ralph northum and tom parielle has 26%. the margin of error is plus or minus 3.7%.june. >>> right now, a couple of problems on the beltway slowing things at outer loop in georgia. inner loop at little river turnpike, that disabled vehicle is causing a two-mile backup. >> rain drops always slow the commute just a bit. we have an going to get rained on. one wave of moderate rain before 8, 9, 10:00 in the morning. chance of scattered thunder showers and more needed rain on friday. >> chuck, thank you. >>> that is the "news 4 today." we appreciate you waking up for us. >> we have the "today" show next and we will be back with more breaking news, local weather and traffic at 7:25. >> have a great tuesday, everybody. mmm! [ keys clack ] [ slurps ] make it iced, then make it happen or new coconut creme pie. it's america's iced coffee, whenever, wherever. america runs on dunkin'. should he go? the chairman of the house intelligence committee under fire after admitting he went to the white house. >>> information the dth later said vi

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