randy: i think we would look to accelerating cash flow.x: what these values are also banking on, takeaway capacity and premium will be so constrained that guys like you won't be able to drill and produce as much as you would like at $80 a barrel. what do you think about that? randy: this is interesting to me because we have seen this conversation in my career a number of times. i think the facts are, certainly on the midland side and the delaware side of the permian, we did not anticipate this much production growth or magnitude -- in terms of actual magnitude as an industry. but, at laredo, we went to a lot of trouble to spend money on infrastructure, data, and spend t a lot of money making sure our we take our products on the that takenand see out of the basin and taken to the gulf coast and sell it there. alix: we've seen the houston midland spread a blowout $29. how many pipelines do you have and what is the capacity at going to? randy: we have firm transportation on two pipes taking oil out of the acreage to the gulf coast. we have 29

robert looked up to randy, trusted him. so when officer snead, now a detective with the albemarle county police, came looking for robert after the fire, sandy told him without hesitation where he could find her son. >> i said, is robert in trouble? he said, he's in serious trouble. >> sandy had no idea just how serious. or what was about to happen in that parking lot where robert was hanging out with his friend. >> guns pointed at you. you're wondering what's going on. i was scared. i was shaking. >> why robert? the fugett siblings told police they had accomplices from high school and he was one of them. another one was pulled in the same night and interviewed by detective giles and his partner. >> at the end of the interview, we both looked at each other and this kid had no idea what we're talking about. he was clueless what we were asking. >> so the fugetts lied. >> the kid was eventually released. but robert? robert had a far different experience in the interview room and a different detective. >> and there sitting acros

david: randy, private credit? randy: correct. david: you have to pay attention before you loan.t get out. what happens in a real downturn? dody: one of the things we is partner with private equity firms putting significant amounts of equity capital into businesses. we have been doing this for 15 years. we have sponsors who we work with well. our incentives are aligned. when there is a problem at the company, they had capital to inject to help us out. we are at the top of the structure. we are most protected. we have our collateral. having that partnership with a sponsorship whose money is at stake is critical. david: randy schwimmer of churchill and kathy jones of charles schwab, thank you for being with us. coming up, aviation safety. the inspection into southwest continues. we discussed with jim hall. coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: if you fly commercial airliners, 737's, pay attention. the investigation into the engine failure on southwest flight 1380 continues with indicators pointing toward failure in the rotor blades. former chairman, thank you for joining us

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i think, like you said, randy. so where it leads to caps on pt lifeline program can be harmful to the folks who need it. where it leads to dialing back the availability of companies that may offer the service. or even where it leads to not moving to a path where you can have the choice of having stand alone broadband funded by lifeline program to match the direction that the industry is going with its convergence i think is something that we would be concerned about. you can do that and you can look at waste, fraud and abuse at the same time. and so i with agree with what kathy said. >> okay. hold your applause, if you will, for just a moment. and i'm going to tell you what's going to happen next. and as soon as this panel is dismissed here, we have our next speaker who i'm pleased to introduce in just a moment. but after administrator rao speaks, then as many of you know, that wall over there is going to magically open up. we have a really nice buffet there. i've tried to explain to kathy and my wife and myself th

banner eduard bill randy atencin usuarios de facebook. casos yo le di mi informacin a facebook pero no a la otra comp >> atenciÓn usuarios de facebook. >> recibir un mensaje de la red social. sin el consentimiento de la mayorÍa de lo swa usuarios para que vean todas las aplicaciones que estÁn afectando o que estÁn leyendo informaciÓn. >> de su perfil de usuarios. >> eso ya lo puedes hacer pero nadie lo hace. >> precisamente para rendir cuentas llegÓ el fundador facebook, mark za. >> la primera parada la oficina del senador demÓcrata bill neil s seno. >> el mensaje fue no que no vamos a garantizar la privacidad de nadie >>> por su parte evitÓ las cÁmaras pero segÚn un testimonio Él asumirÁ toda la responsabilidad, es claro que no hicimos suficiente para que sean utilizadas de manera maliciosa indica el documento como parte de la alerta que han enviado facebook, han recibido instrucciones para proteger su informaciÓn. >> testificarÁ en la camara baja sobre la polÉmica y se espera que detalles cuÁles serÍan los pasos a seguir. >> en washingt

randy never shies awray from telling the truth. if he disagrees with one of my positions, he lets me know it and he lets everyone else know it too in his editorial that day. but randy's critiques are always fair and respectful. he wants to build consensus to make our community, state, and country a better place. we need more people who believe in civility in our public discourse, like randy. randy also cares deeply about his community. i know in because i see him everywhere around town. this is what makes him a good editor. he knows who he works for, the people, and listens to them. last year he received bad news. feaises the toughest battle so far in his life, cancer. the thing about randy is we know how he's fighting it. the same way he ran the newspaper. he's feisty, passionate, caring, and optimistic. i pray for randy and his family in this challenging time and i pray for our community and others step up in the big shoes they must now fill as randy transitions to the editor emeritus role. he's induction into the colorado hall o

at mary and randy winter's house, anxiety spiked. where was she?> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clock by their daughter, justine. that reliable. but a new driver, too, just 16. due home at 8:00 from her boyfriend's house. and though she wasn't very late, the feeling seeped in like a poison. something wrong. >> i called her starting about five after 8:00, no answer. called the house where she was at and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she had went off the road between their house and us. >> not far away, another family, the other half of our story, was on the road, too. erin thompson was driving her son caden home from a school concert. he played the drums. >> i'd always attended all of caden's concerts. and this was the first one i didn't attend because i had car troubles. >> this is caden's step-father. jason thompson. >> my car was in the shop. and finally fixed. and so erin dropped me off. that's why i wasn't with them.

at mary and randy winters' house anxiety spiked. where was she? >> it just felt like something was not right. >> it's hard to explain that there's something not normal. >> you could set your clock by their daughter justine. that reliable. but a new driver too, just 16. due home at 8:00 from her boyfriend's house. and though she wasn't very late, the feeling seeped in like a poison. something wrong. >> i called her starting about five after 8:00, and no answer. i called the house where she was at, and they said she had left 15 minutes before that. >> i was thinking she had, you know, went off the road between their house and us. >> not far away, another family, the other half of our story, was on the road too. erin thompson was driving her son home from a school concert. he played the drums. >> i had always attended all of kaden's concerts, and this was the first one i didn't attend because i had car troubles. >> this is kaden's stepfather, jason thompson. >> my car was in the shop and finally fixed, and so aerin dro me off. that's why i wasn't wit

....adelante randy.sica) cuenta sobre el legado de raÚl castro y como deja el paÍs >>> adelante >>> miguel dÍaz ancanel se convirtiÓ en presidente de cuba, a quien, se trata de la continuaciÓn de la revolucion de la nueva generaciÓn >>> jaime mesa no se quiso perder el momento histÓrico >>> escuchÓ la television desde temprano para escuchar el anuncio >>> miguel dÍaz canel, desde este instante usted es el nuevo presidente >>> no conocÍa nada de ello, por mi parte no lo conocÍa como tal >>> como muchos cubanos tienen dudas >>> podrÁ dÍaz canel solucionar los asuntos inconclusos que deja sa raÚl castro >>>? >>> se va emple enfrentar a una situaciÓn de pÉrdida de valores en la sociedad, una deuda externa descomunal, se va a enfrentar a la reunificaciÓn de la moneda >>> ademÁs una relaciÓn est estancada con estados unidos dice germÁn gonzalez que se opone al gobierno de su paÍs >>> no todo el mundo de las calles de la habana comparte el mismo sentimiento >>> muchas personas alrededor mÍo tienen hoy por hoy n

host: randy is joining us from clearwater, florida. caller: yes, hello. i wanted to respond to a couple of the black colors -- caller. know,ere saying, you white supremacy and all this other stuff. remember, starting when we only had three tv channels with three anchors, they would not tell you that the democratic were the ones who were the

it strikes me we have jay powell, a non-economist, randy quarles, a non-economist, and this man is an economist was incredible. does it mean he has an outsized influence within the fed? experiencehink this less to having a good voice on the committee. he is well respected internally and externally. his body of research is very strong. the san francisco has put out good pieces on the neutral rate and other sorts of topical comments. i think the new york fed president has a big influence on that fomc. hemp being an economist is good for balance of opinions. why they become more important, and it does it change the characters around the table but bill dudley will not be there anymore because williams has been a member, but now he will be at every meeting. selectiont does the

randy. >> well, it was a great pleasure working for justice marshall. and it's made a big impact working for him has made a big impact on my career. i didn't know at the time i was going to be a legal academic, but i turned out to be a legal academic, and one of the subjects i write about is race relations law. and what could have been better preparation than working for justice marshall, known before he got on the bench as mr. civil rights. and over the course of the year, one of the great benefits of working for him was he knew, it seemed, everyone. he had many stories. and he was very generous with his time. very generous with his recollections. and i would just ask him lots of questions. and it turns out that much of what he shared with me became of use in my professional life as an academic. and it is still very much of use. >> you have been joined by mrs. marshall. welcome. elena, i'll come back to you if i may. tell us about a memorable opinion by the justice. and whether you worked on it. >> yeah, i'll give you two, actually. one will be not sur

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a restaurant or another facility is justified in asking a guest to leave excuse me my title as dr randy is sure to have a ph d. and for a master's degree i think. it's a sin future reference. to the titles thank you ira it's very simple we have a civil rights bill it's parents fifty three years ago fifty four years i'm sorry. we still have these problems so. this is not shocking to anyone that is. black or brown that this is this this is an ongoing situation these just happen to be in the media. it's wrong but it is a part of life in this country for many people and it happens all the time and various manifestations. john i mean do you believe private businesses should be allowed to decide who's welcome on the property who isn't i mean isn't there an obligation here by those businesses to respect civil rights laws that guarantee rights to americans regardless of their race. fortunately i don't have any doctorates but my name's dave so there's my correction for you i have a great difficulty with the starbucks incident i'm not as familiar with the other two five people on a golf course ar

randy go to see you. zoe, i need to focus in on you. i need to understand what the link is between teacher salaries and low amount of money that arizona spend per pupil. i talked to so many teachers who say to make it work they have to take it out of their own salaries. are you one of those teachers? >> definitely. being a first year teacher i had to build a classroom from the bottom up. i had to get an entire library. i walked into a classroom with tables, four tables. i had to get seating. i had to get extra materials. markers. crayons. pens, pencils, tissues. i had to buy myself. >> zoe, you're a first year teacher. you don't earn $47,300. >> i don't. about 31. >> 31,000 and you spend out of your own money for thing that most us think should be in a school and the education system should provide. randy i need to ask you this. who does it pay? why do states do this? why do states decide to lower funding for public education? who thinks that this is good for us in 15 or 20 years when these kids are graduating competing with everyone in

. >> nos habla de los motivos que tuvo para cometer el crimen adelante randy. >> poco a poco se revelanlles de la sede de youtube y la balacera que dejÓ 3 personas heridas y una muerta despuÉs que ella misma se quitara la vida >>> este miÉrcoles la policÍa dijo que la reportÓ como desaparecidas en marzo y fue localizada y la pistola registrada a su nombre aunque la investigaciÓn continÚa la policÍa indicÓ el posible motivo estÁ re sentada por la censura a sus publicaciones. >> se habÍa quejado en sus redes sociales que youtube eliminÓ su pÁgina de derechos de los animales y veganismo. >> la consideran callada. >> pero antes del ataque estuvo en un lugar de prÁctico de tiro al blanco. >> esta no ha sido una balacera en un lugar de trabajo solamente en estados unidos el aÑo pasado unas 500 personas perdieron la vida a manos de un pistolero. >> de acuerdo a un estudio revelado el 46% de sospechosos motivados por agravios personales. >> algunas personas simplemente quieren vengarse explica este experto en el tema >> es que lo lleva a cabo una mujer ambos indican que de los 96 tiroteos que h

on your left, randy wine garden rallying and president of the american federation of teachers and one of the country's largest public sector unions an melissa smith is a criminal justice teacher at grant high school in south oklahoma. two master's degrees in teaching. thank you for being here. melissa, let me start with you. we don't meet a lot of people who go into teaching because they think they're going to get rich do -- doing it. but the problems are two fold, one is your salary and the other is there has been a per capita decrease in many parts of the country, say compared to ten years ago, in how much is spent per student. so you are ending up with older textbooks, classrooms in disrepair and supplies that teachers themselves have to purchase. >> absolutely. i spent over $3,000 last year out of my own pocket on supplies for my students. we don't what we need. my criminal justice class, our textbooks, i have 30. i started this semester with almost 40 students in that class. with 30 desks. it is first come first serve. you get to class early and to get a chair. >> and you're crim

. >> thanks, randy. i'm proud to be here speaking today and i would like to thank you for single handedly keeping the #life. it's been sometime since we've use that on capitol hill some glad to see it's still kicking. i've always appreciated free state many years of work. the value you have been bringing the intelligent debate to some of these issues, so thank you for having. today's theme is timely and fits well with our goal was to expand spectrum, support development of 5g and connect all americans to the internet. this administration has make clear connecting all americans especially those in rural americans is a major priority. we know too many americans still lack access to reliable, affordable broadband service and at ntia we are working on this problem to help communities gain access to technology, promote economic development and no leash american innovation. are broadband program supports community leaders need to expand broadband connectivity. we work together to identify resources and provide

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> mr.ne, in your testimony on capitol hill, you denied any direct communication with julian assange. you say you actually had communicated with assange. what has been your communication direct or otherwise with assange. >> i had said i never communicated with assange. that is correct. i have never met with him or spoken to him on the phone, e-mailed with him, face time, so on. i am an admirer of him. i think he is a journalist. my speech before the southwest broward republican club in which i speak of communication refers to a confirming source in this case i called him a back channel because it was a dramaticized in his speech. but back channel intermediary confirming course who told me yes indeed, and this was someone who was close to people on the wikileaks legal team that indeed what assange told cnn was accurate. that he had devastating information that would royal the campaign. >> you used that term, back channel communication. you referred to him this radio goo as a back channel, int

randy palmer was outside watching it all unfold. randy palmer: "i knew something big had happened. i was worried it might have been mass shooting. and then i saw one man loaded into an ambulance and then another person loaded into an air med helicopter."calls like this are never expected... but the chief says... nothing ever is in this line of work.chief: "i feel a lot of pride in the fact that these officers without hesitation responded to an emergency to save not only this suicidal person but a lot of other people in what could have been literally an explosive situation."no font provided: "who knows how many people they may have saved they could have really, i know it was horrible, but it could have been a lot worse." (grant) that was nicole vowell reporting. five men and one woman - were treated by doctors at hospitals. the officer with the worst injuries is being treated for burns on his legs and back. he is expected to remain in the hospital for about 10 days. (pam) in the south bay... five cases of measles have been confirmed in santa clara county. in fact, since early march,

we think, randy? >> it confuses the situation.e 44 senators were gearing up for battle. in answer for everything, and argument, instead they got the acceptance of responsibility. here's over going to do. we are going to handle finishes like our european counterparts do. they get much better for users in america where you'll know exactly like they do in europe. you'll know what we have. you have the opportunity to delete. it is not a matter of you are in until you want to be out come of the year out until you want to be in. from that perspective, he was brilliant. lauren: is not the update facebook added to this site on monday actually where you can see where your data is going and what apps you are opted in to sharing with the data? >> i agree, cheryl. yesterday they were talking about the terms of service. my goodness, who reads that? no one reads it. your average user probably doesn't know this is going on. the facebook feed certainly isn't going to tell them. they are oblivious and they don't know when they don't care. people a

reporter randy page spoke to the shooter's family in riverside county today. randy? >> reporter: well, the family, as you can imagine, is asking for privacy. so we moved back across the street. we are honoring this request, of course. this is an iranian family that is devastated. >> i am sorry. i can't believe it. >> reporter: nasim aghdam's father ismail emerged from his home only long enough this afternoon to hand out this written statement saying in part, " our family is in absolute shock and can't make sense of what has happened yesterday. although no words can describe our deep pain for this tragedy, our family would like to express their utmost regret, sorry for what has happened to innocent victims." this woman who told us she was nasim's aunt described nasim's online crusade in this way. >> stop beating animals and youtube were to give her reviews. i'm so sorry. i feel so bad for those people shot. hopefully they be alive. >> reporter: so she's angry at youtube. >> yeah. because they filtered. i'm so sorry. >> reporter: members of that sim nasim aghdam's -- n

randi kaye has more. >> reporter: on air force one, the president is asked about his epa administrator think scott has done a fantastic job. i think he's a fantastic person. >> reporter: a confidence boost from the president, despite the ethics questions hounding pruitt. just weeks after he took over the epa, he asked his security detail to turn on lights and sirens to avoid traffic. he was told no, that it was only for emergencies. later the head of his security detail was reassigned and replaced by a new agent who has since determined pruitt needs to fly first class because of specific ongoing threats associated with his air travel. which brings us to pruitt's recent flight to see his home team play in the rose bowl, and another trip with his family to disneyland, all with his taxpayer funded 24/7 security detail in tow. and there's more. the epa boss was renting a condo in washington, d.c. for just $50 a night and only paying when he slept there. turns out that condo belongs to an oklahoma couple that donated money to pruitt's campaigns as a state official and lobbied his agency, to

randy page on the life saving lessons learned. >> reporter: these photographs taken by l.a.onicle the three-day search which began on monday for 31- year-old marcelo santos in malibu creek state park, a search with a happy ending. >> it was dark. it was cold. it was scary. >> reporter: santos said he became disoriented after he slid down a rock face and smashed his knee on sunday night. >> i freaked out in the darkness and lost my bag and didn't have any survival gear on me, no flashlight. >> reporter: santos said he could hear helicopters overhead but couldn't spot them in the dense forest. on wednesday afternoon he wandered into a salvation army camp and someone there called 911. so what are the life saving lessons from this survival story? >> stay calm. try to stay calm. i know they say that and i know it's the hardest thing in the world, but that is absolutely what got me into the messed up situation was not staying calm that first night. >> reporter: david katz, operations leader for malibu search and rescue, said the most important thing to remember is stay put and sta

randi kaye, cnn, palm beach, florida. >> joining me now is trump biographer. this is bizarre.ted to be seen as being incredibly rich and getting his name in the paper and bragging about women he had been with. the blatant lying from citizen trump to where some of the buildings were located goes beyond embellishment to outright fabrications. >> i guess this is how we get to a president who now told 2,000 lies during his time in office. you know, listening to that, you wonder if john barron and john miller were separated at birth, because they sure do sound like the same guy. and he'll present this -- people will present him with the audio recordings. and he will deny that it's him. even after he admitted it's him. it's really impossible to follow and kind of crazy making. >> it's interesting, though, because a lot of the lies he told in the past and even nowadays, they require you to be an idiot. they're sort of based on the idea that the person listening is just dumb and doesn't put the pieces together. i mean, they are so sort of obvious at times that, you know saying he wasn

supporting policies that in fact do do that when we look at the a randy we had mccrone in washington merkel is going to show up i mean they're advocating that they keep the treaty alive and you know in this this is really interest to the alliance i mean i would like to see nato completely dissolved and have a completely new security arrangement in europe i think that's what donald trump actually was thinking about during the campaign so i mean what the outside world must be look at i know they are looking at him in bewilderment because where is he going to go next i mean the the attack on syria recently that was against international law the whole world looks at it that way not the foreign policy blob in washington they probably never heard of international law go ahead michael. i think that. the u.s. presidency for some time maybe thirty forty years has been captured by. the sort of set relationships that have spent have and in many ways the dependent countries of nato even the great powers like france germany and britain are centrally pulling the strings and i think part of trump's

including randy's youngest daughter. the circus is the only life she's ever known anyone will copy. the roles within the family are clearly defined it goes without saying that the women serve the men in their breakfast was a. ok. book choice. for the boy. it was two and a half years ago that for a nice brain tumor was diagnosed and two years ago that he had surgery he still has regular check ups he's seeing the doctor today the appointments are always nerve racking what else he did after the operation read they had radiation treatment of the shot he t. hospital in berlin his doctor is optimistic but the tumor hasn't gone completely. it's a bit i don't know let's take a look at the latest tax rates from february. i mean the treatment was a year ago we can see the progression. of the table and here on the left we can see what the tumor looked like before the treatment in. this is the outer ear canal that is pushing against it. as well and these images are from the first check up in september twenty fifteen. and on the far right are the images from february this year a year after treat

and work just as hard to finish strongly past the finish line. >> charlie sykes, and for randy bryce goes by iron stash on twitter, one of the all-time great twitter hams he's a steelworker, he doesn't have a mustache made of iron. >> still with me, shelby, charlie sykes was mr. conservative talk radio in the greater milwaukee area and has known ryan. is he a fan of paul ryan. it's interesting to hear him talk about him. >> i think we should all consider the possibility that paul ryan deep down does not have the sort of integrity that a charlie sykes has. right all this talk about the poor battered innocence of paul ryan who had these ideals and had to bite his tongue about racism and sexism and all of the islamaphobia because he had to be the ballast in the ship of state, he did absolutely not have to do that. the difference between the paul ryan who was able to stand up to trump on october 7th and the paul ryan who has completely capitulated to trump after the election is he thought he was going to lose on october 7th. he saw political advantage in separating himself from trump. as

and randy bryce has raised $5 million. i was interesting walking in here, just wrapped up, what the questions were going to be about -- to his democratic opponent. for the first 57 minutes, all the questions had to do with gun control legislation. this wasn't the only one. there were town halls across the country. no republicans took part. i want to play sound from one voter in virginia. barbara comstock's district, a vocal republican. this is what one voter told us this afternoon. >> i think just showing them how we feel and how we don't feel safe when we go to school. showing that some things aren't okay and that it's common sense that we should make better gun laws that are safer for everyone, i think it's important. >> reporter: eye been talking to the voters -- i've been talking to the voters on the grounds. the one thing they keep coming back to was the fact that this was organized by two high school students, two different high schools here. they went and knocked on paul ryan's congressional district door, invited h

that's simon so randy teamed with steven tyler and j.ugh because then they go then nicki beat mariah show up handy ♪ ♪ but nicki and mariah leave so does randy j. lo's back in town keith and harry ♪ ♪ now it's down to luke lionel and perry it's easy to remember when you know how to rhyme ♪ ♪ and oh seacrest has been there the whole damn time ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is a helpful -- that is a helpful -- now i get it. now i get it. that was a helpful rap from tariq trotter right there ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you buddy. and finally, i read that a a sonic fast food restaurant in mississippi had to put up a a sign asking people in the drive-thru to stop smoking weed. [ laughter ] you can tell that the sign worked because that sonic is now gone out of business. [ laughter ] you guys, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, thank you very much, everybody. thank you for watching the show. come back again next week on monday. on monday we wil

randy, thanks for being here.ment, when the "access hollywood" tapes came out, for a moment, paul ryan did what a lot of people think was the right thing. he got on a phone call with all the republicans who were running for congressional seats and say do what your conscience governs you should do. you are not required to defend the person running for the presidency. there were a number of people in the country who at that moment thought paul ryan had the backbone to stand up against a man who would come to be a bully that is donald trump. that changed. >> absolutely. and i also gave hip credit because there was supposed to be an event in racine, wisconsin close to where i live shortly after that the took place. and paul ryan refused to pleat. that meeting did not take place. i gave some kind of credit. i thought that's great. it's good to see him stand up. however, since that time ryan has been nothing but speaker of the white house. he hasn't been speaking on behalf of the house of representatives. it's been very

randi kaye, cnn, new york. >> back now with roger stone. so mr. stone, in your testimony on capitol hill, which you wanted to be public, they didn't allow that, you testified anyway, you denied any direct communication with julian assange. back on august 8th, 2016, you said in a public appearance that you actually have communicated with assange. there is obviously a difference between direct communication and communication, but just for the record, what has been your communication direct or otherwise with assange? >> what i actually said in my testimony was that i had never communicated with assange, that is correct. i had never met with him, spoken to him on the phone, e-mailed with him, face-timed, skyped, so on. i am an admirer of him. i think he's a journalist. i think he does what journalists do, get information from whistle blowers and publish it just like you do here at cnn. my speech before the southwest broward republican club in which i speak of communication refers, as i said under oath to the house committee, to a confirming source, in

vamos a washington con randy serrano. >> por lo pronto sigue solo siendo una guerra de palabras peroria y advirtiÓ a rusia, un aliado del gobierno, el sirio bashar al assad, prepÁrate rusia porque estÁn por llegar. >> el mundo necesita paso, estos ataques de guerra como que no es una buena decisiÓn. >> me parece muy malo por los niÑos, los niÑos no se merecen esto, pobrecitos, hay que pensar en ellos. >> la amenaza de trump dÍas despuÉs del supuesto ataque quÍmico contra civiles en siria presuntamente a manos de bashar al assad, aunque lo niega el gobierno y tambiÉn rusia que afirmÓ derribarÁ cualquier misil contra siria, lo que preocupa a muchos expertos. >> sin una estrategia clara o un objetivo claro puede ser peor intervenir que no intervenir, el problema es que el presidente dijo nos vamos. >> el secretario de defensa, indicÓ que se estÁn preparando para proveer al presidente las opciones militares. >> ademÁs de prometer hacerle frente a estados unidos, rusia comenzarÁ a desplazar tropas a duma, la ciudad donde supuestamente mushieron niÑos, mujeres y hombres en el ataque con ga

host: randy in michigan. good morning. caller: i would like to start by thanking you and the other 280 men and women that bring us this great program. host: appreciate that. caller: the best way to describe it, where i'm from, at the end 1960's ande late early 1970's, we had a hard time keeping guys on the farm because we went into the south. , you hope you are born on a farm so you can have a halfway decent range. -- decent wage. we are not broke that that is how the jobs have changed. lot of a 70 acre managed forest. my family is mostly tradespeople. in 1976.to the shop after 1976, you did not get a lot of hiring. general motors and buick were hired -- hiring between 15 and 20 people per day when i went into the shop. we do not have that here. it is eight miles to the nearest gas pump. you learn to go without the convenience. you make the trip into town once a week and make sure you get almost everything you need because it costs twice as much to go back if you forget it because you have to go far to drive. host: more ca

(justine) that was randy paige reporting. last year snapchat was blamed for one of its filters that gauged a person's speed in real time after a woman tried to film herself driving at a high speed. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. (mabrisa rodriguez)the upper low responsible for the showers earlier today will the showers responsible for the showers earlier today will move towards nevada by early sunday. any lingering early morning showers/clouds will quickly end sunday morning with decreasing clouds and slightly warmer temperatures. an upper level trough is forecast to remain over the west through monday. a shortwave trough will then swing south over the coastal waters and then move inland into southern california on tuesday. the main impacts from this will be to reinforce onshore flow and keep conditions cool through tuesday. weak high pressure will then begin to build over northern california after midweek bringing a warming trend to the area. (jr stone) police arrested a wom

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and fast free and free celebration this together this year we ask you to send us your most favorite randy and q did. the best team come home remedies contest winners and much more on chen's anniversary show. keep a good show him sixty minutes b.t.w. . on freedom and whole. world i come from the region is rich in history style on talents but so poor and if you question opportunity and freedom this makes it especially difficult for independent drugs i see many of the younger promising journalists who are now making names for themselves all over the world. song by the good pirate along the way song might follow some with continue. their experience of freedom a sense is life experience of the. u.k. visited what you call a comeback for. mining you should what i work you know but. i'm a southern pretty of europe men and women are the so-called mules of a lucrative trade the loads they haul across the border are regarded as hand luggage and exempt from duty providing a business opportunity for unscrupulous traders and smugglers. who sit at the head coach who sits toiling classes but you just hav

the fact that an open seat of randy gives troubles and in injury time back a it's can seal the deal with his maiden disney get go joy who have guaranteed themselves another season in the bundesliga. some surprising results across the board on this match day dortmund dealt leverkusen a four nil spanking hoffenheim scored a bundle too hot to handle the gates life seek some hope for hamburg in the relegation battle by beating freiburg had separate lin damage frankfurt's european hopes buyer got passed hand over no problem stuttgart down braman on friday night club but defeated wolves burke and on sunday two matches to come out meet mites in cologne clash with salt now let's take a look at the table dog mean jumping up to third swapping spots with leverkusen and natural shot up by only a point but that could change tomorrow hoffenheim got a little bump as well and now said above leipsic it'll go down to the wire for teams fighting to qualify for europe let's move down to the bottom half nothing has changed down here although if you notice look a lot of thirty's on the board minds could move

. >> i went to school with rhonda randies. >> did you really? >> yeah. you met my sister today, she's the minority leader for the democrats in des moines. >> i'll be darned. where did you go to school? >> university of montana for one year. i went on exchange. >> is that right? >> yeah. it was a blast. >> so i just last saw rhonda -- >> at christmas. >> yeah, but it was funny because we had gotten together and things, but then i see her like at bed bath & beyond. >> no, she, i said, i'm going to see see steve, she said, tell him. >> she's a rock star. >> she is. >> 1985 graduate -- 1986 graduate of helena high school. another bengal. >> i'm an '86er too. but she's been wonderful. any time i go to d.c. anyway, nice to meet you. sorry i missed your talk. >> i'm pat ryan ert. >> you are the state's chief political -- [ laughter ] [ chatter ]. >> get a picture of you with karin derry? >> i'd love that. . >> this is my husband. >> i gotta talk to him a little bit. >> i backed him up on the joys of being a spouse. >> yes. because i said in some respects, it's

it contains some tough topics in addition to the randy zero but as their white house meeting started mr trump pulled out all the stops to welcome the leader seen as his closest contacts in your. at the press conference following those talks donald trump lavished praise on france for its help in global challenges including attempts to halt north korea's nuclear weapons program we are grateful for france's key partnership in our campaign of maximum pressure on the north korean regime as you know i will soon be meeting with kim jong il. as we seek a future of peace harmony and security for the whole korean peninsula and in fact for the whole world however in pursuit of peace we will not repeat the mistakes of past administrations the campaign of maximum pressure will continue oh mr jointed trump in expressing concerns with the iran nuclear deal here is part of what he said yes but misstep will just it's no mystery that we have different starting positions on iran and neither you nor i have a habit of changing our opinions we find very frank discussions when you consider the iran deal ne

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with the ceo,this randy garutti joining us in hong kong.e park, about shake shack. can you transfer that possible -- that popularity to the rest of the world? >> no matter where we have gone, we have eight restaurants in japan, the u.k., the middle east. somehow we have been able to make this global decision earlier in our life than many other companies. there is something about being , we were fine dining people who just kind of figured something out. whoever wrote the role that the humble hamburger could be done a little bit better. it has resonated with people around the world. yvonne: the burger business is competitive. many have come and gone. hong kong consumers are very picky when it comes to the next food craze. first pizza, then burgers. have you missed the train? >> we did not invent they hamburger and we will not be the last people to make a great one. but we like those kinds of expectations. the new yorkers, we try every day to ask how we can do things a little bit better? we have teamed up with the best local bakers in hong kon

joining me now, democrat running for paul ryan's congressional seat, randy bryce.rning to you. >> good morning, joy. always a pleasure to talk with you. >> same to you. it's a pretty harsh assessment. the media has been gaga over paul ryan over the years. they've seen him as this brilliant wonk when, in fact, he's pretty much been on the same track since he was budget director, cut taxes for the rich, cut taxes for the rich and cut social programs for the poor. >> the one who's had his lifetime achievement goals come to pass, where his latest tax scam that gives $1.5 trillion to the richest people in the country and right after that he announced that now we can't afford social security, medicare and medicaid. nobody has done more to attack those safety programs than paul ryan and i think that's become evident and it's also part of the reason why he's going to face the public and have a public event for over 900 days now. >> on that tax bill, are the folks that you know, your neighbors, friends, family, yourself, are you guys seeing anything, any money from that tax

randi kaye reports. >> does that voice sound familiar?e as an executive from the trump organization. he called himself john barron. >> most have been consolidated to mr. trump. >> the call was roried in may 1984 by jonathan greenberg who is sharing it. he says the fictitious executive, john barron, was trying to convince him that donald trump was rich enough to earn a higher spot on the forbes 400. a list ranking america's richest people. >> are you saying that purposes have been transferred to. >> all right. correct. >> when you say in excess of 90%. >> i'd say this excess of 90%. it's really choser to even the ultimate. but in excess. he figured out what he had to do to zooef me and get on to that list and he did it well. >> in the end, forbes estimated his net worth to be about $400 million, earning him a higher spot on the list. >> he lied about his father that he owned all his father's assets. he didn't own any of them until he died in 1999. greenberg said trump posing as barron, spoke with a shigt sspo slightly stronger new york acc