ralph didn't bite.rted what had happened, and the united states senate held a hearing where general motors j chairmes roche, the head of a company that was larger than any country except for three at the time, apologized to ralph nader. - i want to apologize here and now to members of this subcommittee and mr. nader. i sincerely hope that these apologs will be accepted. - he went from being unknown to being catapulting to 90% recognition in a day because of the notoriety h of thorings. "unsafe at any speed" was doing okay until general motors was exposed, and then the book became one of the hundrednf mostential books in american history. - if you get things out in the open, you'll get some action. there's no place for secrecy anywhere in traffic safety. - and it really changed our society, because that made it very clear why we need federal regulation of auto safy. 3 1/2 million people are t dead today because of 96 the auto safety act of - when ralph won more than $400,000 in a settlement from general

ralph died at the gym a heart attack at 52.ing family, two adult children and the couple's 14-year-old son. he leaves a legacy. >> honking on horn, pounding on the front door. he said you have to leave now. >> after he led his family the safety he went back and roamed the road banging on doors and windows, shouting, getting sleeping people up and out. alefting 20 households and going back to make sure they were leaving. for him to do that is amazing. we wouldn't be here right now if not for him. >> what casali did makes his family proud, but not surprised. it fits this man of faith. >> he was humble and he was real. he wasn't somebody when one person one way and another the next day. the thank you notes made him cry. as for his actions that night. >> what else can i do he said. i had to do that. if they didn't get out. how would i feel. >> now the family looks at life without him of the he was burdened with financial hassles of rebuilding. >> he has great karma going. i was shocked when we heard. it's stressful to rebuild. >> h

not be able to stop the crisis ok i just can see in paris john is really disagreeing let me go to ralph well quickly it seems to me that roland you want to create the united states of europe and everything to date shows that's not what people want no one ever asked the europeans if they ever wanted that route let me go to you are not a very important issue there isn't being brought up here and this applies to the united states and europe is that there are criminal gangs making a fortune off of this scam ok bringing people in their n.g.o.s you know they do gooders but no they're blinded by ideology they're there pat they're ideologically possessed they have a hatred for their own culture a hatred for europe they want to just wipe it away and fill it up with foreign alien people i'm sorry to sound so politically incorrect but that is. it would particularly the criminal gangs in and south of the mexican south of in the mexican border and all through the mediterranean you have a lot of people preying on some very weak people and i'd like to point out also that it's often forgotten the peopl

i'm ralph lauren! u know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. >> i am polo.esome [ laughter ] >> so i was like, yeah, no, i am not -- i am not ralph lauren. i'm ralph lifshiz. >> jimmy: you actually are, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: well, pal, i can't be more proud of you.ho i know idn't even be proud of you, but i'm a friend. >> appreciate it. >> jimmy: and i actually root for you. >> jimmy: you're fantastic in this film, and i want to show a a clip. here's nick kroll and oscar isaac in "operation finale." take a look. >> our contact's daughter, sylvia hermann has agreed to take us to klaus eichmann's family home. if it is eichmann, they will attempt to get a positive photo i.d. >> why didn't you ask me? i won't even interrogate her. >> precisely. i wanted someone who would interrogate the evidence rather than just shoot at it. this is strictly catch and extract. >> if it is him, a bullet would be easier than dragging him here. >> eichmann will stand trial here in israel. >> a trial. nobody needs to hear what he has to say. >> the prime minister disagrees.

ralph says donald trumpjust is saying. -- is. that is young in christ is going to issues with their demeanour outwardly, measurably, especially if your whole life is on camera. but peter weiner, who worked for three republican presidents says donald trump is less a christian and more a hypocrite. i think that damaged donald trump is doing to christianity and damaging christians who are drunk supporters, is catastrophic. i have a very harsh indictment of the people who stood by him, who wore his sword and shield. the christians. with some now questioning their support, donald trump planted seeds of fear during a dinner with evangelical leaders at the white house on monday, warning that if they don't vote republican at the mid—term elections in november, then there will be civil unrest, even violence. martin bashir, bbc news, washington. staying in america now, i want to ta ke staying in america now, i want to take you to phoenix, arizona, these are live pictures of the flag draped casket ofjohn mccain, the former us president. ——

how do you counter that story, ralph? >> good men and women have to fight for this country in terms of being good citizens, in terms of voting, informed votes. and in terms of reaching out. you know, the core trump supportersen, tsupport e ers, the hard core, you cannot reach them. but there are many people who voted for trump because they so strongly disliked mrs. clinton. there are people we can talk to. if anything, what we need to do is get past the personal vilification of somebody who didn't vote the way we did. we have the right and the left and what's lost is the center. most americans are in the center, they're reasonable people, and they're being drowned out. we're helping, all the media is helping, because we're enthralled to trump. eve every tweets wipes out everything. the bridge collapse in italy, none of it matters, it's all trump's tweet. >> we have to be careful not to let the tweets overwhelm us, i completely agree, we have to exercise editorial judgment. i think we're better at that than 18 months ago,

agency talking about the spy bureau's rolling today's united states internal and external policy so ralph michael powell has just recently met hands over russia's intelligence verus to protect the american people as he put it so hostile rhetoric threatening sanctions aside russia and the u.s. are still program like enough to work together on some issues right well that's right sophia it's really important that professionals in the intelligence business not cease cooperation even at the hardest times we have a long history between the u.s. and russia that goes back in the soviet days of setting aside our most grievous complaints against one another to cooperate in areas like counterterrorism and sometimes on counterintelligence and other issues that impact on both on our bilateral relations and i applaud the recent meeting of the three russian intelligence. visits chiefs in washington with director pompei and others i think it's a great move toward to reinforce the idea that we must continue to cooperate in areas of common interest both countries now obviously the congress is up in arms in

ok let's take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking to cia veteran ralph larson discover a spy agencies position and it's today squalls tensional states and. uses to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and you. want to be. to going to be for us this is what the full story of the beautiful. interstate or was it belongs in the. city. you know world of big. logs and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. now we're back with cia battering ralph while what larson former top cia official and a two decade veteran of the agency tell you about the spy bureau's role in today's united states internal and external policies are all from michael powell has just recently met had so fresh us intelligence verus to prot

ok let's take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking to cia veteran ralph larson discovering a spy agencies position and it's today squalls tensional states and. they gave us national camera. roughly once they showed some new pleas for them. to joan cool videos and sell them with the roughly string of apps. running down more on string i don't roughly don't t.v. . you know world of big partisan movies a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. when a loved one is murdered it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murder of her and it means no in the death penalty just because they think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people is te

chris ralph is still with us.are your thoughts on how .ig this becomes clearly a dreadful event has happened, 39 people losing their lives. this is turning into a battle between rome and brussels. this could dominate the european agenda this autumn. the titans could be using this as a way of stimulating disagreement between brussels and rome, which ultimately may create dysfunction in the and if that italy leads to fresh elections in italy, that would not be perceived as being a good thing for the euro. talked about the strength of the u.s. dollar. there are reasons to be cautious about the euro's prospects. these are the risk reversals at their lowest since 2017. just how low can it go? we've seen the dollar flex its muscles, that's undeniable. terms of a real challenge , where italy and germany could it potentially go? >> i would say that one could easily see the euro against the dollar, if there is usually negative sentiment against the , we get onto this agenda of countries disagreeing with the stability of th

to ten years or three to five years is not long enough for some things to actually work effectively ralph i saw you nodding along rather vigorously to many of the points that lead to hong was making there so i want to ask i mean what did you have did you want to add to what she was saying as far as the solutions she was offering up for the economic woes. i fully agree with my colleague because it is above the focus of police ie if you look at south africa's police see what has happened to police a trajectory in the last eight years or saw the policy has actually been appropriated by interest groups who have been able to influence politicians in a manner that resulted in focus so if you if you have and if you have but lost opportunity on the side of government to implement policy in a sustained manner toward tried out and evaluate the policy and find a way forward if you have rules that you cannot demonstrate that it becomes very difficult for south africa to actually react to the global economic challenges that you are having i mean sometimes you listen to south africa's policy makers and

call pocket he is the deputy general secretary of the south african federation of trade unions and ralph might there is a researcher and lecturer at the university of the western cape welcome to you all routh let me start with you why are these job cuts and cutbacks necessary what is the rationale behind them. well i think first of all there is pressure when it comes to the price of commodities mining companies are feeling a great deal of pressure they're off so they cannot carry on as they see with their maintaining their jobs within dot said tom but i also think there is another factor as well because one could say that they should be willingness on the side of mining companies to stay obvious not to react in the manner in which god willing to wait for maybe recovering of prize within commodities but the biggest problem as well which makes it difficult for them to have a positive outlook it is just a very uncertain policy environment where they believe that government seems not to be clear when it comes to policy is and if you look at sort of forgotten output is the discourse it is ver

he sends ralph and ralph says n no, he called them up and says you've got a calm, there's cameras here, people are expecting you. it's a stormy night and ray is hiding out in a motel waiting for the next, he doesn't want to go, he doesn't feel well but he decides to go without notes or prepared script, he gives the great mountaintop speech which i think is the best beach in american history. he then says ten years ago here it is 1958 and he said years ago a demented sister, that's what he called her almost at me heart and almost killed me. the doctor said if i had sneezed i would have died and then he said a little girl wrote a letter to me and he quotes the letter and he says i too am so glad that i didn't sneeze because if i had the i wouldn't of been here with you in 19614 at this bridge, i wouldn't of been with you in washington at the lincoln memorial, when the been there for you for all these things, i wouldn't be here tonight. he really soared in that speech and at the end of it he said, like anyone i would like to live a long life and he said but tonight i'm not hearing any man

joining us now, someone who knew just what a talent she was, ralph armstrong, aretha franklin's basshe time with us today. >> thank you for calling. >> tell us how you, how the people who knew her best, who spent so much time with her, tell us how you're doing now. >> well, i'm a little -- right now, but i know she's in the hands of god because she was truly a great person, an intellectual, and a great american. >> tell us a story about her, the time you spent with her. >> oh, let me tell you something. if you didn't play for aretha, she will let you know it. she said, you got to give 100%. if you didn't get it, the queen behead you. >> no one would want to face that. >> right. but the thing about her that made her special and made her a queen, and a lot of singers don't understand this, she knew music. she knew what key she was singing in. she knew what chord you were playing. she could tell you what to play. she was an intellectual. she knew about different topics, opera, musical terminology. she was a perfectionist, and she worked very hard so nurture her craft, and she truly dese

martin: ralph drollinger is one of 82% of white evangelicals who voted for donald trump.n return, he is granted a weekly gatheri american power.f who attends, the vice president? >> >> yes, the vice president, secretary of state, attorney genera the head of nasa which is across the street, just started coming. martin: for many christians, the vote for donald trump was a crisis of conscience. family values voters invited to support a thrice-married businessman who was caught on tape bragging about sexual assault.to >> i havs a minister give people a lot of grace, and hope they are going to grow from things that are definitely biblical sinful. i have those hopes for the president. martin: but as president, donald trump is accused of thological lying, paying off a porn star , and encouraging a draconian immigration policy with hundreds of parents separated from their ildren. >> hallelujah! martin: greenleaf christian center, a black evangelical church in north carolina. the reverend dr. william barbert says many chns have dumped their principles in return for access to power

ok let's take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking to cia veteran ralph larson discovered a spy agencies position and it's today small tensions to change. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be the death penalty just because i think that's the fair think the right thing research shows that for every nine executions one convict is found innocent the idea that we were executing innocent people was terrifying lose just moving doesn't mean that we're even many of victims families want the death penalty to be the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victim's families what that's going to give them peace that's going to give them justice and we come in and say. not quite you know we've been through this this isn't the way. now we're back with say a bachelor and raul from all what larson former top cia official had lived two decades better and all the agency talking about the spy bureau's role in today's united states internal and external policy so rolf micha

he is the co-director of the center for advanced studies your ex research and her god that we have ralph niemeyer he is a german journalist and author all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated i had to go to john first in paris and i just kind of kicked this whole discussion off by an observation i've had over the last few weeks and months particularly with the events going on in the united states it appears that virtue signaling his replaced policy and debate because all we're supposed to do is to think emotionally about this and not use our heads and i think this is what the establishment media and establishment parties want us to think that way to address this issue and if we stop birches signaling maybe we could come up with some solutions your thoughts john. well there's a lot of propaganda involved isn't there i mean we've just seen in the events on the mexican border these very propaganda. pictures of children a supposedly being separated from their parents i'm sure your viewers will remember the picture of t

rob fladeboe/aptos "...ralph millar is fladeboe/aptos "...ralph millar is fladeboe/aptos "...ralph millar is facing attempted murder charges. again, theshooting victim s in stable condition tonight. in apros rob fladeboe kron4news ( robin )on the peninsula.... police are looking for a driver who fired several shots into the air from their vehicle early wednesday morning.it happened near chapman and terrace avenue in san bruno... just off el camino real.police say they're looking for a dark colored s-u-v -- possibly a jeep grand cherokee or patriot.no injuries were reported.if you have any information on the incident, contact san bruno p-d. ( robin )kidnapping and sexual assault. those are some of the charges a 30- year old rideshare driver now faces. kron-4's charles clifford explains.... the male suspect allegedly picked up the victim from san francscio... and drove to union city. well, the suspect in this case was aparently employed by uber but when the alleged assault occured july he wasn't actually on duty.according to the union city police department, this man 30 year old san francis

ralph drollinger says donald trump just needs time to grow. to issues with their demeanour outwardly, measurably, especially if your whole life is on camera. but peter werner, who worked for three republican presidents, says donald trump is less a christian and more a hypocrite. i think the damage trump is doing to christianity and damaging christians who are trump supporters are doing, is catastrophic. i have a very harsh indictment of the people who stood by him, who wore his sword and shield. the christians? the christians. with some now questioning their support, donald trump planted seeds of fear during a dinner with evangelical leaders at the white house on monday, warning that if they don't vote republican at the mid—term elections in november, then there will be civil unrest, even violence. martin bashir, bbc news, washington. it's one of wales's most popular tourist spots, but the agricultural landscape on the gower peninsula has been undergoing a transformation. land managed by the national trust is being returned to the way it would

ralph drollinger says donald trump just needs time to grow.ith their demeanour outwardly, measurably, especially if your whole life is on camera. but peter werner, who worked for three republican presidents, says donald trump is less a christian and more a hypocrite. i think the damage trump is doing to christianity and damaging christians who are trump supporters are doing, is catastrophic. i have a very harsh indictment of the people who stood by him, who wore his sword and shield. the christians? the christians. with some now questioning their support, donald trump planted seeds of fear during a dinner with evangelical leaders at the white house on monday, warning that if they don't vote republican at the mid—term elections in november, then there will be civil unrest, even violence. martin bashir, bbc news, washington. remember to send us your thoughts on twitter. now it's time to get all the latest from the bbc sports centre. hello, i'm chetan pathak and welcome to thursday's sport briefing. coming up, india's cricketers eye a history mak

ralph frohlinger says donald trump just needs time to grow.oung in christ is going to have issues with their demeanour, outwardly measurably especially if your whole life is on camera. but peter wernher, who worked for three republican presidents says donald trump is less a christian and more hypocrite. oh, i think trump is less a christian and more hypocrite. oh, ithink the trump is less a christian and more hypocrite. oh, i think the damage trump is doing to christianity and damage to christians, which trump supporters are doing, is catastrophic and a harsh indictment on the people who stood by him, who wore his sword and shield. the christians. the christians. with some now questioning their support, donald trump planted seeds of fear during a dinner with evangelical leaders at the white house on monday, warning that if they don't vote republican and the mid—term elections in november then there would be civil unrest, even violence. a handbrake turn for you, women's wwe wrestling hasn't been more popular with a generation performing around

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it opens november 21st and centers on what happens when ralph and penelope discover a wifi router innture. >> shank? >> isn't that a -- >> shank sounds like a prison movie. >> shank in theaters. bring the kids. >> a shank is a weapon, right? >> yes. >> she's a tough as nails girl. >> she's a tough cookie. >> "wreck it ralph" grossed $470 million worldwide. >> that's all? >> wow. >> yeah. and gal will be with dwayne johnson in a new movie in 2020. she's got work. >>> he's been an officer and gentleman, could he also become a member of congress? "the new york post" reporting the actor's name is being whispered about as a possible candidate. there would be a seat open. if shawn patrick ma hoe any wins his race for attorney general. gere has said in the past he has no interest in political life, he has been a huge advocate for human rights causes. >> we've heard that before. no i'm not going to run and then they run. >> congressman gere. >> he looks very dignified. >> for sure. >> absolutely. >> he's been very involved in his community and politics. we want to say happy to him. he might

ralph drollinger says donald trump just needs time to grow.pecially if your whole life's on camera. but peter werner who worked for three republican presidents says donald trump is less a christian and more a hypocrite. i think the damage that trump is doing to christianity and the damage that christians who are trump supporters are doing, is catastrophic and a very harsh indictment of the people who stood by him, who were his sword and his shield. the christians? the christians. with some now questioning their support donald trump planted seeds of fear during a dinner with evangelical leaders at the white house on monday, warning that if they don't vote republican at the mid—term elections in november then there will be civil unrest, even violence. martin bashir, bbc news, washington. the body of the former us presidential candidate john mccain has been brought to the capitol in arizona, the state he represented in the us senate. among those paying tribute at a short ceremony was his wife, cindy. the vietnam veteran's body will lie there in s

wind at ralph northam's back. when tom didn't make it with he immediately endorsed ralph and they were off and running and we had great results in virginia. we have no wrong door in florida in that gubernatorial race. a really deep field. i am certain that whoever does not win is going to support whoever does win. and the momentum that has occurred there, i think, is going to be remarkable, because health care is on the ballot down there, in a big way. >> what is your -- what is the -- what do you look for on a night like tonight? the dnc is neutral in these contests. so you're not supposed to, where you don't have favorites. so what are the numbers you look at when you're looking at a night like tonight from your position, what are the signals you want to see? >> enthusiasm. and enthusiasm is reflected in turnout. and you look at so many of these primaries you've been covering, crust, over the course of many tuesdays. and pennsylvania, for instance, there was remarkable relative to four years earlier. in idaho, t

very very lucky to be able to speak with you and now and have performed with thank you sir robert ralph for of. this week i'm kind of acting the bamberg symphonic here in germany one of germany's best orchestras without doubt and maybe one of the best in the world. this is actually not the first time i conduct them but i conducted them ten years ago under a very different circumstances i was one of many participants of the stepmother competition and i came here from mexico really frightened and mixed and excited and nervous to conduct such an orchestra and to have the opportunity ten years later to come back as a guest conductor on a subscription concert with tchaikovsky's fifth symphony is a great honor and i really can't wait to hear that sound stayed in my ear all these years. it's part of the job i do that a lot i've been doing not so much too much. but it's part of the job because you need to. promote the music and get people to the concert today yes of course because it's in germany and. i agree sharon fungus a very important outlet and not many people know me here i hear somethin

rob fladeboe/aptos "...ralph millar is facing attempted murder charges. again, the shooting victim is in stable condition tonight. in apros rob fladeboe kron4news kron4newskron4newsfladeboe kron4news (ken)on the peninsula tonight: police are looking for a driver who fired several shots into the air from their vehicle early yesterday morning...it happened near chapman and terrace avenue in san bruno... just off el camino real.police say they're looking for a dark colored s-u-v -- possibly a jeep grand cherokee or patriot.no injuries were reported.if you have any information on the incident, contact san bruno p-d. ( pam )a live look outside on this thursday night.. (ken) lawrence is here with the forecast into the weekend.. lawrence karnow: low clouds cleared earlier today allowing the temperatures to warm especially inland. highs jumped again in the valleys with some temperatures getting near 90 this afternoon. showers and thunderstorms are showing up again on doppler radar over the sierra and the deserts. on the satellite image you can see a weak low movi

this question is for both ted and ralph. we have heard a lot over the last few days about whether or not russia has a $50 billion energy deal with your ongoing -- ?ith iran going how real is it because moscow said no after iran said there was a deal -- there was a deal. works and deal in the does china play a role in that? there were numbers ranging to $50 billionn for potential deals. the facts are stubborn things. the only contract upstream and theetween russia iranian national company was $500 million, enhanced oil recovery project. this is to develop the field. besides that, there have been mous and mois to build a pipeline to connect pakistan and india. mous signedeen other between the parties but i had not seen any actual involvement projects going on in terms of oil and gas. having said that, there is a innce they could participate the gas field, russian companies have been 40 with the idea, but russia doesn't have that $50 billion set aside that they can invest in such an important project. money, even $5 billion is

they all tell great stories and the congressman ralph hall about president johnson in this book as vice president shows how unhappy he was president kennedy is set especially in with his brother. and bobby kennedy. vice president johnson after the decision-making loop. and how unhappy vice president johnson was. i did not realize there was such a feud between a bobby kennedy and vice president johnson but apparently there was. when president kennedy was assassinated in dallas. how masterful the vice president was. and taking at the kennedy agenda civil rights agenda. and actually making does become law. is my opinion and i think the book x -- echoes this. have he lived he probably would've not gotten those bills passed at least not in his first term in because the new president johnson knew so much about the house and the senate in the political process in congress he was able to use that experience to get kennedy's agenda passed and then of course the end of the book. johnson is beginning his own program. and really tried very hard to eradicate poverty in the united states at the end o

ok let's take a short break right now and when we're back we'll continue talking to cia veteran ralph larson discovered a spy agencies position and it's today small tensional states and. what politicians do you should look to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. but you're going to be crushed that's what before three of the more people that are interested always in the waters in the. same wrong roles just don't call. me that you get to shape out. becomes active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. now we're back with say a bachelor a role for what larson former top cia official had led to a decade better and also agency talking about the spy bureau's role in today's united states internal and external policy.

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you know ever since the first time i worked with ralph i've always felt like you know it's special and it's different and it makes me. creatively do stuff that i usually wouldn't do. in the field or the chief tells me one single song the band played before slaving away and snow white split my twisted take on the original brothers grimm fairy tale live. is from barry's evil not the caring snow white from the fairy tale which read the story a bit of it that's. live it was not the first or last time the band called it controversy. live it's a really nice story in itself with snow white in the walls but observation is out for trouble clint tells you force mind trial was based on a real case a. cannibalising in germany each member was told to improvise their part on camera look at me with my entire smile so i saw mine tiled by my pot as my second personality my alter ego there are times in life when you try to find a balance with your shadow. belongs to me. i. am a nomination thanks in no small part to a video that you can pull any punches. live live live band member say their videos are an

congressman ralph hall. in this book as vice president he shows how unhappy he was. president kennedy especially his brother attorney general bobby kennedy froze vice president johnson out of the decision-making loop and how unhappy vice president johnson was. i didn't realize there was such a feud between bobby kennedy and vice president johnson but apparently there was. when president kennedy was assassinated in dallas how masterful the vice president wasn't becoming vice president and taking the kennedy agenda for civil rights agenda in tax-cut agenda and actually making those become law. it's my opinion and i think the book echoes this that had president kennedy lived he probably would have not gotten his bills passed at least not in his first term because president johnson knew something about the house and the senate in the political process in congress. was able to use that experience to get candidates agendas passed and of course at the end of the book johnson is beginning his own program trying to end the war. he starts what we now call the war on poverty an

what not, we bring in south carolina congressman ralph norman. the president's tariff program, you really believe there's a lot of folks boycotting harley davidson? those allegiances don't change easily. >> no, they don't. harley-davidson has had a following for a long period of time. the fact they are moving this emotional issue the president pointed out. will it result in people buying less than? they will be loyal to the brand and keep buying it. leland: to manufacturing of harley might move overseas. the manufacturing of going to europe and asia and other countries. the terrorists program has begun to affect jobs in your district, not necessarily in a positive way. i'm sure you are familiar with electronic manufacturing down there, the company that makes components for tv. they just laid off 94% of their 126 full-time employees and announced that they are closing the plant on october 5th, say that the tariffs have forced them now that they are unprofitable. thought? >> you know, i hope we can make amends with the element tv as you know they a

trying to interview ralph abernathy. the reporter was saying, dr. abernathy, what did you see? did dr. king say anything? did you see the shooter? he kept asking all these questions. abernathy i think was in shock. he didn't say a word. the reporter got frustrated. believe it or not i started identifying with the right -- white reporter. by that time i had interviewed ralph abernathy several times myself and not get much out of him what this guy was getting. i got the standard civil rights interview. martin increased in wisdom and stature and i was his best friend. and it wasn't very useful. and then all of a sudden this reporter got so frustrated that he said well dr. abernathy, you can't talk about what happened tonight. can you tell me when you first met martin luther king? it was like that he snapped out of his trance. he said young man i first met martin luther king on a cold, rainy, january day in 1954 when he arrived at my car soonish -- my parsonage in the company of our prophet, vernon jones. he started telling vernon john's story. i knew who he was but i didn't know m

ia governor ralph northam on hand to deliver the news. >> this is a b announcement. three new lanes coming across the rapr.hannock ri >> reporter: six new miles to be exact in the fredericksburg area, southbound traffic will be separated with local and thru lanes. the tricky part building a southbound bridge across thean rappahck river. >> most of this should not impact traffic. >> reporter: the heavy hnstruction will happen out of the rushr period. the plan is to eventually have the express lanes thatn end stafford county run all the way down fredericksburg as well, but for now this new project under way. once again, the work has started. it's going to take some time to get this bridge blt and the new lanes built here in the fredericksburg area. the anticipated completion date, 2022. in fredericksburg, adam tuss, news 4. >> 2022? that is testingpa our ence. >> four years from now. >> the recent rain, folks, may be causing wild mushrooms to rout up in your yard. >> an urgent warning after a local family gets sick. don't eat them. you need to protect your pet as well.

ralph lauren up around 32% macy's has gained a whopping 60%.here has been upside momentum for many index members of the 80 stocks in this discretionary sector, around a quarter of them are around 5% of their 52 week highs. many parts of the sector were hated, remember, around this same time last year, after a pretty sharp rally, is there enough fuel left in the tank for potentially more upside? we'll get some ideas -- >> thank you >>> our next guest says the retail rally is looking a kbit stretched. >> well, it's been a great run, the issue is where retail is now, in relation to where it's been, so here's a great etf, i try to look at it every day, would i say it's a good thing for everyone to do you see here, it's 89 stocks, consider this. 2.2 trillion and almost 10% of the s&p, the best part is, it's a smattering of names, target, amazon's in there for instance ralph lauren, best buy and the names go on and on and on. foot locker, you can see them here it's an equal weight etf for the most part, and it captures a broad swath from kroger, cost

and today our bureau chief got a promise from governor ralph northam. >> reporter: ten hn iomee thr i6 for demolition being taken from the state by the process of eminent d bain. oneongs to this 82-year-old. with the help of her state delegate shared her worries with my colleague. c homeownersomplaining they were getting little information or help i finding new comparable homes. >> so it kind of puppets us in limbo, you know, that w we don' knt's happening. >> reporter: today on wtop, i ask governor ralph northam about sidents' concerns. >> i was very upset when i heard that and we're making c that we're taking care of these families. >> reporter: the governor tells me he put v d.o.t. on notice to make thingsig. consequently there has been a change in the relocation company assigned to assist families. >> our home is our special place, and when someone knocks on your door a says that, you know, you need to move, we're going to tear your house down, that's significant. again, i'm very sensitive to that and ireant toat these people the right war: >> reportedolores' worries were only grow