hall's conviction in the jessie roach case.my fibbed his mother lived near wabash and read about jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> she gets that newspaper from that hometown where you're from. i said all the newspaper stories say you killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk though. >> it all was a big risk. i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for, be honest to me, that's all. tell me what happened. i'm still going to be your friend no matter what. i said i had girls do me wrong in my life, i understand how girls can get under your skin and be bothersome to you. >> jimmy pressed hall about roach. at last, hall began to open up recalling that september day in 1993. >> he was driving a back country road, seen her walking her bicycle. >> hall then told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jessie. >> you must have been revolted. >> oh, god, lester, it was probably the hardest thing i've had to do in my life, sit there, pretend to be his friend, to listen to this kind of stuff, and not just rip hi

the original shows a picture of james roach, the chairman of general motors, at the shareholders meeting in may of 1970. the article appeared in september of 1970. and then there is some editorializing from the "new york times." it says, a millton friedman doctrine. it has the title, the only social responsibility, et cetera. then it says in this article millton freeman, says that the author, milton friedman. i will read this out. calls such drives for social

. >> reporter: jamie roach is now a ceo of a bay area company and today he told me he expects the fbi to talk to him about allegations from a second accuser, debra ramirez. she alleges kavanaugh exposed himself to her while they were both students at yale. >> reporter: the senate's top republican is pushing for a vote on friday. today nbc news has learned the fbi does not currently plan to professor christine blasey f th hearing is enough. and now there are new questions about brett kavanaugh's sworn testimony about another accuser. >> if you say, well, maybe he's telling the truth and maybe he's not, he doesn't belong on the supreme court. >> reporter: text messages obtained by nbc news suggest kavanaugh knew about a claim by debra ramirez well before it went public and tried to do damage control. that doesn't line up with his testimony last week. >> when did you first hear of ms. ramirez' allegations against you? >> in the last, in the period since then, in "the new yorker" story. >> reporter: jamie roach was kavanaugh's roommate at yale and now a bay area ceo and friends with debra

stephen roach talking about u.s.na back with us is our mike santoli who has been watching the interday price action. got a bit of a bid there and then that faded. >> we did. we're settling into the midday stall. hanging around the levels everyone has been fixated on with the s&p below where we were 12 days ago. i do think it will be the game of, you know, do you see a real rush of buying interests or people want to see how it closes they say if it closes above that 2710 we've been watching you have to say the market has done enough in the short term right now it really should start responding to being very oversold and good seasonal force that is start to kick in right around this time of year maybe that's complicated by the election maybe it's complicated by the kind of abundance of geopolitical stuff i do think that's where we're at right now. rally soon or else we have to start asking what else the market is trying to tell us. >> in the meantime you look at the s&p. every single sector is lower today. i realize th

roach just before airtime. mr. roach, you say judge kavanaugh lied under oath when he testified before the judiciary committee last week. can you explain how you know that he lied? >> i can. i wasn't able to watch the testimony. i was in an airplane, but i read the testimony the next day and i was struck as i was reading it that, you know, i know debby. and -- >> debby ramirez. >> debby ramirez. and i know from my experience with her that at least from my perspective, there is zero chance that she's making up this story and i heard dr. befolasey ford's toaestimony. i believe she's telling the truth. when brett started saying things about this drihis drinking and certain words, sexually-oriented words. i knew he was lying because he was my roommate. you know, we were in a room together. in speaking out about it. >> of the time. >> since this is knowledge you say you specifically have, can you describe what you mean when you say he was a notably heavy drinker? >> sure. this is a time not long after "animal house" was

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kemar roach taking 2 for 7a as the west indies struggled to contain the hosts. to 20 for 3 in the space of seven balls, jason holder's unbeaten 5a the only resistance as they were skittled out for 153 in the 37th over. india lead the series 2—1. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport today well, it looks like we are going to hold onto the cold weather for a little while yet. for some of us, tuesday's going to start pretty frosty, particularly across western parts of the uk. if you live closer to the north sea, it probably won't be quite so cold, but i think chilly enough. so this is what it looks like very early on tuesday morning. you can see where the frost is, actually from south—western england, from plymouth, through wales, all the way towards western scotland and northern ireland. here, temperatures will be below freezing. they are already well below freezing in some areas. but closer to the north sea, there, east anglia, lincolnshire, temperatures should be above

one of the men the fbi either chose or were told not to interview was james roach. they lived together his freshman year at yale. roach says kavanaugh lied about his drinking and about the boofing and about devil's triangle, about what those words mean. he said he saw kavanaugh blackout drunk and also saw him vomit on more than one occasion. >> when brett started saying things about his drinking and his use of certain words, sexually oriented words, you know, i knew he was lying, because he was my roommate. we were in a room together. our beds were ten feet apart for a couple of months, and what struck me and made me more interested in speaking out about it is not only did i know what he wasn't telling the truth. i knew that he knew that he wasn't telling the truth. >>. >> jimmy: and yet republicans have decided to vote on this tomorrow. this process is moving faster than pete davidson and ariana grande. i figured i'd throw something in there to get the teenagers interested, you know? so here's a list of things that last or lasted longer than this fbi investigation.

and here, this brings us to james roach's tweet. james roach is a i don't rememberer yale roommate of brett kavanaugh. he tweeted tonight he has been tweeting about this thing regularly. he said i just heard about another classmate at yale who reached out to the local fbi field office to describe kavanaugh drinking, a nasty drunk, definitely blackout and gambling, no reply. and that's one of what now is several people from yale who had information and wanted to bring it to the fbi? yeah. i think lisa and jill are absolutely right. i would say it's even worse than we are talking about it right now. they didn't even imply a presumption of innocence to kavanaugh. they implied a presumption they were going to approve him no matter what. and that point, lawrence, is the most important, that they intentionally ignored evidence that someone who was being considered for the highest court of the happened may have actually lied to them under oath. they refused to look at it. when they said they would reopen the fbi background check, they tied

. >> if we see a cocoa roach on the food. we allow them to correct the violation. >> most re-open within a couple of days. you can see restaurant inspection results posted on our website online. >>> we learned the identity of the hikers that plunged to their death. the couple fell off an overlook last wednesday. park rangers identified them. social media accounts show the couple was from india. but one was working for cisco. park rangers are still investigating this accident. a spokesperson told us ten people have died alone in the park from natural causes and falls. >>> no change of vennu. today in court, the lawyers said they decided against asking to move the trial. after pulling possible jurors, the men are facing charges of involuntary manslaughter for the fire which killed 36 people. the trial is expected to be scheduled on a hearing in november 9th. >>> deciding if we should repeal the gas tax. the propositions can be complicated. joining us live in san jose how to ease any register's office and voters have a lot of qu

have been intified by the fda as synthetic, even containing artificial ingredients including okay roach insecticide. their parent company are pushing back against this, denying the allegations. >> comedian kat williams is in trouble again, this time for an alleged this happened friday night. police say williams and the heiver fought about taking comedian and his dogs to a performance. williams took off in another vehicle and police arrested him. he's charged wit m.d. assault. >>> first lady melania trump is on her wayack to the states after wppping u her four-country tour of africa. he spent a the last days visiting pyramid in egypt. her five day tour marks her first major solo international trip. >>> so you have already already seen this vide it will make you do a double take. serve talking about it. the work by banky sy self-destructed at an auction in london. >> this was not cheap, we're talking about $1.4 million. the bigd wraps up, an alarm sounds a the art work goes into a shredder. >> and what do you know? e crowd was shock ed by the auction house saying it appears we got banksy'

. >> and james roach, who was his freshman college roommate at yale alleges that he didn't. does that matter when all is said and done? does that matter to the senators who will decide, because james was not interviewed by the fbi? >> well -- >> yeah, is that for me? >> yeah, chris. >> yeah, i saw that interview. and i see that as one drunk rendering his opinion about the level of inebriation of another drunk. totally irrelevant. a year after the sexual assault, alleged sexual assault incident. i really think we got a lot of people coming out of the woodwork looking for their 15 minutes of fame. how much he drank based on someone else's perception and his behavior during the times that he drank just doesn't seem to fit into the core allegations here. >> chris, 15 minutes of fame? you have seen the way some of these witnesses have been treated by some, whether it's christine blasey ford alleging a sexual assault, or others. do you really believe that they're sticking their necks out on this purely for the attention? because james roach made the point that many other witnesses

to come in there because we already do want to get you all again stephen roach is this two questions i really want to ask you his gun control do you need little gun control would a good guy with a gun have been able to stop the attack in pittsburgh and secondly why doesn't the president denounce white nationalism in clear terms in the wake of the pittsburgh. ok once again i must tell here that he has denounced white nationalism as has the republican party he's done that a few times so that's already been done and if he needs to do it again and i believe he does i'm sure he's going to do it again but regard to gun control yes the prior speakers right there should be common sense gun regulations or some sort of guidelines that could keep guns away from mentally deranged people but let me say this chicago has the toughest gun control laws in the nation the highest murder rate by guns baltimore high murder rate by guns washington d.c. one of the toughest murder rate by guns the fact that a matter is and look i've been involved in a shooting i've seen victims who have been on the other en

. >> reporter: jamie roach is now a ceo of a bay area company and today he told me he expects the fbi to talk to him about allegations from a second accuser, debra ramirez. she alleges kavanaugh exposed himself to her while they were both students at yale. >> reporter: the senate's top republican is pushing for a vote on friday. today nbc news has learned the fbi does not currently plan to professor christine blasey f th hearing is enough. and now there are new questions about brett kavanaugh's sworn testimony about another accuser. >> if you

. >> reporter: jamie roach was kavanaugh's roommate at yale and is now a bay area ceo. he expects the fbi to talk to him about allegations from deborah ramirez who accusing brett kavanaugh of exposing himself. >> do you believe debbie? >> yes. >> reporter: senate republicans are promising a vote by the end of the week. ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> our other top story, the rain. san francisco getting a quick soak this evening and tracking even more rain at this hour. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. round two of the storm just for some of usough. >> that storm system right now is just offshore. the circulation around this is helping to spiral up that instability. so let's zoom in and get a look at storm ranger. you can see this round of new wet weather here. i want to get a closer look, show you the power of storm ranger. there is nothing showing up around mill valley or kent field. but you can see the wet weather this is showing. this is all moving off to the north, would be continuing some rainfall into rain rafel by 11:54 tonight. heavier rainf

to come in there because we already outside i do want to get you all again stephen roach is this two questions i really want to ask you his gun control do you need gun control would a good guy with a gun have been able to stop the attack in pittsburgh and secondly why doesn't the president denounce white nationalism in clear terms in the wake of the pittsburgh. ok once again i must tell here that he has denounced white nationalism as has the republican party he's done that a few times so that's already been done and if he needs to do it again and i believe he does i'm sure he's going to do it again but regard to gun control yes the prior speakers right there should be common sense gun regulations or some sort of guidelines that could keep guns away from mentally deranged people but let me say this chicago has the toughest gun control laws in the nation the highest murder rate by guns baltimore high murder rate by guns washington d.c. one of the toughest murder rate by guns the fact that a matter is and look i've been involved in a shooting i've seen victims who have been on the other

trade is a horrible trade you know it's like a roach more to get in but there's no way that when syrian valuations people don't understand valuations i mean you've got some ridiculously priced stocks later i think we've got a couple charts here going to church of him isn't that you can take a look at amazon as a truly dollar company but they don't make any sort of profit which is necessary if you're going to maintain that kind of valuation so anybody who's buying amazon the most crowded trade in the world last year you know i think that's going to end very very badly i mean as you know a look at the hours on start but let's talk about another company we've mentioned before tesla so the thing about tesla met in a air on wall street i used to work on wall street for many airs they say very lax about the rules particularly regarding the f.c.c. the securities and exchange commission so when iran mosque the c.e.o. of tesla says something like i'm thinking about taking myself private and funding as a place we i think in the old days used to get what's called a wells notice right i mean the f.

stigma but i am a micronesian too and i will stand with anyone who identifies as such you corner a roach will true will choose. through you and so defiance there hash tag being micronesian but shy as i read that i could see you kind of shaking your head there what is this done for younger generations of people who hear things like you are a cockroach you do not belong here you are a leech on society i actually had this i had a different experience from a lot of the things. i was going to greece. and so i grew up in a place where i knew my community i knew the micronesians there no one really thought anything of it and the makings of white college and as an eighteen year old i did. and so i learned right away in me and i've seen it with a lot on. when you who when you're asked where you're from be very specific to me because when i. tell them you're from oregon if they press it for your cologne in whatever you do don't show your make. show and you need to you both have this experience of being able to hear the prejudice without people realizing that the people they're being rude about the

in all those astronauts cosmonauts condition as and when they land back in moscow expect to leave roach now retired. an international space station commander he went through what could have caused spirits for those on board. i flew on to the space station aboard a soyuz rocket myself came back in this were used capsule on my fourth mission and so you know kind of brought me back to what it's like being in that vehicle and imagining going through this kind of an emergency aboard but as you heard from the transmissions the crew was very calm very professional and they did everything is actually right and so first and foremost of course we're all very pleased that the crew is safe and hopefully they're able to walk away from from the landing site and now it's just a matter of the investigation determined what happened what corrective actions he taken in and then recertifying the vehicles for launch. even though it's early to speculate based on what i saw on the replays of the launch coverage right after the four strephon boosters separated there seem to be more debris coming off suggesting

thanks max roach yeah no problem. but as someone in this community group and you know i'm very involved in everything community people ask questions about the city what i was arrested and put down for one night and i answer i seek out the answers and the answer in a form so when our city council ran for state representative and the seat became available and a lot of people twisting my arm and saying you have to run and i'm like adam and i threw john some things he got lots of things don't really get so long but this is right it is a complex seems your duty place. is going to be if i don't step up and good will i think your role model i can serve the community i can do basically what i'm doing now except in official capacity and i can do even more what a compliment first of all the people locally just you know pushed you is that because you're such a go getter that you have these organizational skills that you can cope create change and there's no bureaucracy or because you're a go getter and you get it done is that th

something in your head that i had the same thing i had that why you shaking your head at what stephen roach is a new jersey. with with all due respect the manner. i've spent my time as a lawyer prosecutor worked very closely with law enforcement and i completely agree with the point stephen says that you do not jump to conclusions you do not judge a case of course there is a presumption of innocence and of course the evidence has not has to be challenged in a court of law not in the court of public opinion i understand that entirely but what president trump said was that he found the saudi position credible now that's what he can be criticized for not what he said subsequently what he said subsequently was measured and appropriate what he said nischelle it was that he found it credible no that account has subsequently shown to be lacking in any credibility but my position is that the person present trum jumped to to the defense of the saudis by saying the position is credit what everyone else was saying it is lacking any credibility that's where i think president trump can be criticized but

can be dorothy l'amour, playing bob hope steve roach.ert hormats. you are teaching atyale on china and you're both going over to china to lecture. >> in december for a couple of days. tom: are you on the same page on the authoritarian newness of the communist party? >> we will see. we haven't done it yet. tom: where are you on the president and the new regime and the length of statement that he is made? >> i think with the chinese are trying to do with the administration in china is trying to do on the foreign policy site is take a much more activist, much more globalist approach, with president xi has been the leader of. domestically, there try to regenerate a certain amount of growth as the economy weakens a little. they're trying to spruce up the growth and give it a little more umpoh. xi's leadership is domestic from an economic point of view into this much more proactive foreign policy posture. i don't know where roach comes out, but i'm sure we will work our relationship -- tom: they may not be on speaking terms. >> we get along ve

to simply say that white nationalism is not acceptable in the united states let me bring in stephen roachis a new jersey hey you've guessed as how to say president u.s. president donald trump is responsible for the rhetoric that's fueled the karna hatred we've seen over the weekend would you agree with that. absolutely not the president of the united states and the republican party and democrat party and every decent living human being on this earth has denounced white nationalism bias and prejudice on the face of this earth that's number one number two look i've been in law enforcement for thirty eight years and i've learned one thing that those who commit acts of violence and crime they're the ones accountable and responsible for their actions we have gone through decades of violence on television violence on radio violence in the newspapers we've been fed in this country decades of violence from hollywood i mean look we have a culture that has been growing up for years on violence so it is unfair on unwarranted the to blame this on the rhetoric of the president of the united states and

know telephone service into radios in this into and there probably will be some data forthcoming roache at this hour john vause national security expert here at rising house and offering insight on this breaking news coverage on this tragedy this act of terror in kutch crimea john thank you for your time to. identify the irrational presidential spokesman dmitri peskov has made a comment on the. information about the number of casualties is being handled the president offers his deep condolences to those who lost their relatives the president has ordered the emergency services to undertake urging actions to assure the urgent transportation of the injured to the country's best hospitals the president has ordered the security services to undertake measures to stablish the cause of the incident where waiting for that information to her to em. obviously it's a days yet here when our international is the investigation that is underway trying to it's a state of law it's a security situation it was interesting and because our guests are john bolton is richard saying a moment ago it's not easy t

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and the struts will be coming for a concert along with herman's her mitt and papa roach. >> we are stillting on that autumn weather that pushes so many people inside to the theater and museums. chuck, what's on tap this weekend? >> not a bad d to go out to the movies today and tomorrow. a lot ofud c around. temperatures in the low to mid n0s. not a lot of r expected but a lot cloud cover. a lot of great college football games this weekend. notre dame is in blacksburg. chris, up in maryland, mild in the 07s and in the 80s in cotton bowl where oklahoma hopes to hang a half a hundred on the horns. >> all right, chuck, thank you. i'll be cering on the terms. i'll be cering on the terms. thanks for joining what makes aldi olive oil oh sweetheart. because only the specialest, most amazing products in all the world make it into aldi stores. something so beautiful and precious, you should never ever, ever, ever, ever let go of. jeez mom it's just olive oil. stop being weird. we hand pick only the most amazing products. that's changing shopping for the better. aldi. shop differentli. bawell be ba

typical world trade negotiations usually drag on for years and the current admin is ration of roach'stowards something happening much more quickly than that. given that the nafta renegotiation has taken place in the timeframe it has, maybe something will work out. let's talk about the stock of the hour, aston martin, the car of james bond, the below seven, shares of the stock coming under a bit of pressure earlier on as we work our way through this ipo. as you can see, aston martin is finishing. remember, the list price for the ipo was 1900. it has dipped a little bit. now i want to talk a bit about some history behind a little bit of this. this is a stock is also -- often compared to ferrari. i just want to highlight this a bit as well, ferrari initially dipped after its ipo. i think that's significant. it may take the market a bit of a little while to figure out aston martin and the correct way of icing it. it then absolutely took off to the races. to make that point as well, ceo andy palmer said earlier on that he is, to be honest, not that worried about the price action. >> we hav

were more than happy and wanted to testify and wanted to be interviewed by the fbi including jamie roachanaugh's freshman roommate at yale. listen to this. >> i saw him coming home from parties, unable to speak coherently. i saw him when he was vomiting in the bedroom and in the bathroom in the suite. i saw him the next morning when he couldn't get himself out of bed. i'm not a doctor and i don't know how you define blacking out, but i had beer in college as well. those things are consistent with blackout. >> how are republicans going to deal with this statement and a bunch of other statements from individuals who wanted to be questioned, but weren't. >> what you have the top was a few senators for whom this is going to matter a lot. jeff flake and susan collins and lisa murkowski have been focussed on the allegations at hand that christine blasey ford made and whether it was possible to get more clarity about the allegations. it seems like from what we are hearing, they haven't gotten that clarity. they say there is no corroboration and the democrats said there is no there there and the

, that's not the only roach. they did miss very badly last quarter so i do think it's a good long-term buy i wouldn't do anything ahead of the announcement i bought at 3.25 and i want to buy some more but i am not confident that they're going to necessarily beat the numbers in the next hour or two. >> did you say, paul, that it was a starter position have you not had any position in netflix prior to that 3.25 purchase >> that's right. i haven't had it in a number of years. it is telling that i bought a starter position at 3.25 to essentially build a position after we get through today's call. >> the company doesn't really have a history of missing twice in a row how much of tech, overall, paul, is hanging on this report? >> i think it's actually pretty important because what we've seen recently, not just with netflix, but with the major tech, particularly the leadership company's internet space, you have seen a valuation contraction and that could continue but the way i look at it is these tech stocks, because th

en worse -- worsening the odds to rolling a die and getting a one 11 times in a roach tw. the long-shot odds don't seem to be affecting would-be millionaires. what are your chances of winning? >> right here. the winning tickets. >> reporter: we're done here. >> i hope so for him. for rest of you, i hope not, i guess. >> for all of us. >>> look, if you missed it the first time around, here it your chance to catch a broadway smash hit. this is without even having to fly to the big apple. ♪ >> a lottery of a different kind. single tickets on sale for "hamilton" which began the second san francisco run in february at the orfeeum theater. it runs from february through september. you have a little bit more time. maybe you'll have better luck. in the first one, they showed the tickets selling out in one day. so it's kind of like winning $1 billion. >> if you get a ticket. >> i know. that's what i mean. odds are the same. >> i'm still on line now. there are, i think, 70,000 people -- i have 70,000 people in front of me. >> my goodness. >> i think i'll have time. >> maybe i'll sing

roaches. >> jimmy: you must be hungry, then. >> yeah, right, very hungry right now.'ll dig in. >> jimmy: all right. who's the biggest ladies' man in the house? >> i don't know. i think you are. >> jimmy: if you had a date, you really wanted to take the fire engine out to make a real allowed? >> sounds like a good idea but i don't think so. >> want to go for a ride? >> jimmy: what is your proudest ment as you think of -- every d you save people's lives, but what sticks out when i ask that? >> i don't think a day goes by where we're out there helping the public with a minor emergency or a house fire, where they don't express their gratitude for what we do. that means a lot. to know that we're appreciated by the community. >> jimmy: thanks for letting us come and hang out with you. i do have a request. it really has been a life-long dream to slide down the pole. would that be possible? >> sure. >> yeah. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: yeah? you want to slide down the pole? >> guillermo: no, you do it, i'll catch you. >> jimmy: to the pole! i want to go down like batman, you kn

louie roach aif has the helmet he wore in three matchups in the 70s. he says it's part if you say yo superpittsburg any say did you beat antioch. >> he shows me he year book pictures from the 50s appear and the game dates back to 1924. >> if you are worried about the math, in some years they played twice. pittsburg won the last two games and currently holds the trophy. through the years the pirates have won 65 games to 27 for antioch with 7 ties. that entitled pittsburg to a little swagger. >> name and position pleas. >> willy hartz. athlete on the team i play everywhere. >> great memories. >> playing against them and winning the last time memorable for me. >> antioch has a little attitude of their own. >> they've been winning in past year we got to get that back. >> is there a little extra pop on the games. >> oh, yeah. 100%. >> okay. >> reporter: and two more reasons each side wants to win. one it helps determine the seedings in divisional playoffs. and two, there will be alums of big little games back to the 1940s here ton, watching and eric thomas,

so we'll have families that finally have an opportunity that have been living in roach-invested houses. who have been living in communities where they need to be cleaned up. i have lived there, so i understand that. so now that we have the opportunity for the new housing coming in, we know we will have 100% affordable, low income and market. so when we're talking about inclusionary housing and bringing communities together, the first thing we need to do is make sure that everyone has the same amenities in our new houses. when you bring, when you redevelop hunter's view, we need to make sure that they have the same open-space opportunities. that they have the same community rooms, so they can do the things and activities and have birthday parties like families do. we need to make sure that the same job opportunities are available in our new housing developments when they come in as well. and we've been doing that work over the years. we made sure that now when we build houses and don't make the same mistakes that happened years ago, we're not moving people off of their property and then

i like the roaches that a number of democrats as well as republicans, people like chuck percy, and the late robert kennedy has suggested, and of course have recommended them, too in my speeches for human dignity in which we would provide again a tax credit to private enterprise to build individual housing that could be owned by individuals who obtained it, but also an opportunity for people who live in high rises to own their houses. with that ownership will come the pride and the dignity that you are not going to get from living in public housing and feeling to be a class apart. what i am saying is this. i think that over the past four years we have seen billions of dollars poured into programs for a federal approach to the solution of our problems. what we are going to do is have federal housing. what we need now is to move away from that approach. have the federal government act , but to enlist private enterprise and volunteer enterprise in building the housing, providing the job training, and providing the opportunity for individuals to move up, to become owners and managers and no

a line of roaches started up alongside the mattress. grandma was searching for her mattress. get your stuff. we are blowing this joint. [laughter] it was after midnight and we were rolling down the familiar strip of highway 54. stars, capital, we each field, prairie grass. grandma was cursing the cockroaches wishing for spiders or june bugs by god anything but a cockroach. [laughter] less than an hour later we were back in the country climbing out of grandma's car to the sound of locusts and the smell of eggs that way in the darkness. grandma quieted the german shepherd as we walked through the front door when he ran up the creaky wood steps covered in the blue carpet. if i lived to be in the old woman in the trends of my early life continue, by the time i die, half of the population would live in only five of 105 counties. people consolidated. there is a strength in that environmentalists might suggest in the moment of the city but perhaps a greater weakness. president dwight eisenhower a native of kansas said whatever america hopes to bring to pass in the world must first c

joining us on the cnbc news line is stephen roach great to have you with us. >> good to be with you.> you think the pace of the fed is glacially slow and that there's mounting inflation risks. what are the primary drivers of those risks in your view >> two factors, melissa. global and domestic. in terms of the global factor, supply chains have been a major force holding down global and u.s. inflation, and they're being unwound by tariffs on china, which will hit china's supply chains, and the revision to nafta will raise the price of north american vehicle costs through the labor content and minimum wage provision, so that's a big unwind there, and the domestic factor is a 30 year low in the unemployment rate is finally starting to give you wage pressures, which, by the way, will pose problems for earnings in an overvalued stock market. >> can you walk us through here how you view the inflationary pressures put on by the u.s. tariffs? we had a pretty heated discussion last hour about this very thing, whether or not it matters if this inflation is organic in that it's being created be

here's james roach, a roommate of judge kavanaugh, who said kavanaugh didn't tell the truth about hisor what he wrote in his yearbook. just for the record, you've never been contacted either now or in any past investigation? >> i've never been contacted about brett by the fbi, ever. >> and he's not alone in not being interviewed or contacted by the fbi. neither was a classmate named richard or the former fbi spegt agent who administered professor ford's polygraph test. they never spoke to the accuser herself, dr. ford, or to judge kavanaugh. now, it's not our business to tell the fbi certainly how to conduct an investigation. that said, we can say when it comes to who, if anyone, actually did tell the fbi how to conduct the investigation, key officials and lawmakers are not tripping over themselves to say or take any responsibility for it. so listen to the white house spokesman today. >> did the white house put limits on what the fbi could look into? >> so just to be clear, and this is something that's been lost in the process. a background investigation is not, you know, an investiga

stigma but i am a micronesian too and i will stand with anyone who identifies as such you corner a roach will true will choose. through you and so the finance there has fact being micronesian but shah as i read that i could see you kind of shaking your head there what is this done for younger generations of people who hear things like you are a cockroach you do not belong here you are a leech on society i actually had this i had a different experience from a lot of the things i was born and raised. and so i grew up in a place where i knew my community i knew the micronesians there no one really thought anything of it and then. college and as an eighteen year old i did. and so i learned right away in me and i've seen it with younger. when you when you're asked where you're from be very specific to me because when i . tell them you're from oregon if they press it whatever you do don't. show any need to you but have that experience of being able to hear the prejudices that people realizing that the people they're being rude about the person they're talking to so this idea of only looking wh

at the end of the class we will reach mary roach's book and i will ask you if we are in a better place now, if you do a donation to science, she writes about cases where you donate your body, one possibility, not inevitable, but one possibility is your decapitated head would be used -- there are some problems with corruption and interest in our investigation systems and problems of incompetence, the death investigation in the united states is one of the least professionalized, least standardized areas of american -- this bubbles to the surface and we go back down and pretend -- we will walk you through a few high profile disasters for death investigations in the united states. starting there with john f. kennedy, there is probably no autopsy met with greater duration than kennedy's, taken not anywhere in dallas but to bethesda naval hospital because he was a navy man and they thought they would treat his butter -- body with greater dignity and maybe they did but they are a naval hospital, they don't deal with gunshot wounds of any kind much less the president of the united states or wo

antioch high principal louie roach paif has the helmet he wore in matchups back in the 70s he says it becomes part of the dna. >> if you are from pittsburg what year did you graduate did you beat antioch. >> the principal shows knee year book pictures of teams from the 50s although the game dates back to to 1924. if you are worried about the mag adding up in some years they had to play twice. pittsburg won the last two games. and currently holds the big little fwm are game trophy through the years the pirates won 65 games for 27 for antioch with 7 ties entitles pittsburg to a little swagger >> name and position please. >> willy hartz athlete on the team i play everywhere. >> and great memories. >> just playing against enemy and winning last time it's memorable for me. of their own. >> they got a terrify been winning in pastier we got to get that back. >> is there a little extra pop in the hits on the these games. >> >> oh, yeah. 100%. >> okay. >>> and there are two more reasons each side really wants to win the game. one, it helps determine the seedings in divisional playoffs. and two

governor, some of your properties are rundown including a boarding house that had mold and roaches in stove. properties have received dozens of code violations. sensitive, you have been accused passing on your business to nonqualifying subcontractors and he kind a inspection that will prevent you from getting further be a contracts. shouldn't voters judge you on how you run your businesses? governor? gov. mcmaster: there's my wife, she runs our properties. we have seen it, but not in that particular house. like students. college students live on college campus, they break things, we fix them as fast as we can. this house is a little different. on a weeklyeople basis, that is all they can afford. a lot of these people would be on the street if we didn't have a place for them there. it is a nice business. we enjoy doing it. we are renovating all the time. those particular photographs are things that are under renovation. andy: do you think the voters should judge you based on these news reports? gov. mcmaster: i think they should look at everything, but i think they should look at the f