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. >> you're a ranger at the rosy thete ri national park. you graduated from oakland in 1942. whatoid you after that during the 'forts? >> among thein t i did do was work at the union hall during world war >> it was segregated at the time. >>yes, at that time. that would have been before the labor movement. so i worked there. all of the black workers were put in thoseio , and they paid dues, but they had no power, >> the image of rosy the riveter in denim, ships, doing this work, it was always the image of a white ouwoman. did identify with that? >> no, i never did. because i never did see a ship being launched. >> you weren't allowed noto. >> the union hall where i worked was in the city of the hall, nowhere near the ed that whole part of the home front story esce at time. >> so why did you decide to gecome a park ranger at the of 85? because that was not your story. >> yeah. i never did decide. i came into richmond, d the park bloomed into my district. and i began to attend those first planning meetings, because it was something that was occurring in the 14th assembly distri

forecast for european stocks at all well dr banks forecast for the bank itself is also not very rosy but yes in general they were reporting that they are thinking that the euro stocks six hundred with a six hundred most important shares here in the euro zone until mid of this year will be dropping by a six percent they are saying that the biggest program is the gap of strong growth in combination with low discount rates and drove back to you is asia warming up for a deep dark death spiral or do you reckon we've already hit the bottom. i don't think the bottom is in sight just yet analysts do see however that further losses are to the extent that in the coming weeks and that the markets were indeed were in need of this very correction as they've been saying for months now this volatility that we're seeing right now is really just investors adjusting to the current market conditions that sit an analyst pointed out that this could be on the upside each chance to buy shares and now look prices that are more reasonable to the market ok there could be some bargains going around and a lot o

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rosie looks great. doesn't she look beautiful in all the press she's doing? kennedy: i think it's a smart move on her part. it's authentic her character would be a trump supporter. i think the most of shock thing you can do in comedy right now is support the president. it speaks to her ultimate aim, and i think it's funny how much she hates hillary. >> i think rosie started out -- when was she first on your radar when she said she was a domestic goddess. if you look back to the last election and see who she did well with on the female side. it wasn't young women making their way in the world. it was mothers who stayed at home who voted for trump. i think roseanne is authentic. i think the reason roseanne has problems with hillary and not trump. i believe his outer voice is an accurate depiction of his inner voice. conversely where i don't think hillary's inner voice and outer voice has ever had a cup of coffee together. i think there is an authenticity with trump that roseanne is aware of. kennedy: i think it's refreshing. it's very boring when comics hit the

rosie was still called michael and look like this. now she has the body she has wanted ever since childhood to be honest with. i've always been a female. and from the from the age of ten everybody was ago. in england where she lives the operation would have cost around fifty thousand euros here she will pay any a tenth of that to this specialist dr kosik is a cosmetic surgeon who specializes in sex change operations yet he's talking to another patient which. the procedures are very very affordable as compared to the best in countries and even in thailand and this is specifically to every patient or visit looks for the quality also side which is also under safety also the border things if you come by the highest was a bill quality and affordability that india i think it is becoming a number one now once abortion looking grandfather dale from the united states has become transformed almost unrecognizably into the flamboyant betty have to spend several years. undergoing a hormone therapy psychological evaluation. before you can even try

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i am the last person that can be accused of having too rosy a view of human nature.stem and together with our darker impulses, there are, and i hear i stole the phrase from abraham lincoln, the better angels of our nature, sides of human nature such as reason, such as empathy, such as self—control, such as moral norms that are in constant tension with our darker sides and it's up to our institutions and our norms to empower our better angels, the parts of human nature that over the long run can lead to institutions that tame our inner demons. your academic discipline is psychology rather than history, for example. i want to quote to you something that perhaps puts an historical sense of perspective onto your thinking about the enlightenment, it comes from a commentator here in the uk responding to your book, jenni russell, she says, "every civilisation has believed in its in vulnerability until it actually falls." she says, "from the greeks to the romans, the mongols, the ming dynasty, each failed because it couldn't grasp its own flaws or the threats to it until it

this is mel and her daughter, rosie. give us a wave! rosie is a bit shy. bbc london news. i'm asad ahmad. a teacherfrom north london, who's been named as a top ten finalist in a global teaching award, has warned of the poor living conditions of her pupils in brent. andria zafira kou says some of her pupils at the alperton community school have to do their homework in the bathroom because of overcrowding at home. the art and textiles teacher has been nominated for the $1 million prize for her work with deprived children, which includes giving extra classes and providing a quiet place to work. a bbc investigation shows that many vulnerable londoners are unable to get social housing which could trap in them in what's been described as a cycle of homelessness. more than 130,000 households have dropped—off council waiting lists in london since a new law allowed local authorities to restrict access to social housing. it means people with rent arrears are among those who can be kept off the list. the government says it's committed to social housing, but housing c

judge jeanine: rosie o'donnell, only rosie o'donnell. chelsea handler.ome level of bipartisanship, my goal this year was to sleep with a republican voluntarily. it's going to be tricky. >> careful what you wish for, chelsea. when i met my husband mark in 2004 he was a raging democrat voting for howard dean. by that summer i had him voting for george w. bush. judge jeanine: this woman is willing to sleep with anybody. she hates them, right? >> i think she is crushing on them. that's my theory. judge jeanine: maybe that's why she was so mean to melania. who said that? >> taylor swift. judge jeanine: we'll judge jeanine: finally tonight i want to share a few photos from an amazing trip i took to springfield, illinois where i was the keynote speaker at the republican annual lincoln day dinner. what you see on the right there is the actual outside of the tomb where lincoln is a very. it's a huge monument and that is the actual crypt. they told me because lincoln tried to steal his body sometimes had to bury 8 feet below the crypt to put his body there. that i

amber, rosie, dwayne and dave. thank you so much for the presentation. you guys have just in the short few months since you received the contract, i have seen you at several events and you are doing a great job at community outreach. i love the creative collateral that you have. it is for kids and adults. everyone is engaged and involved. i think commissioner adams has a good note to focus on the younger voters somehow now that san francisco has so many young people, which is a good thing. according to the statistics, older people left us. we have to get it out to the young people to make sure they are aware. maybe we can get mark zuckerberg to do a commercial. no, this is great. you guys have done a wonderful job, your efforts are wonderful. i wish that it was in june instead of november with such good numbers. >> give us some time. >> thank you very much. we really appreciate it. >> i seem 12-c informational presentation to advertise for competitive bids for construction contract 2786 pier 994 -- pier 96 improvements. >> good afternoon. president brand

generally the picture looks very rosy for iag. absolutely.hat we're seeing is that the trading is exceptionally good. signal factors are up. you mentioned the mike mack consolidation. there is out of the uk have temporarily gone up for iag. —— ——monarch. uk have temporarily gone up for iag. -- --monarch. seeing airlines like barataria and -- --monarch. seeing airlines like ba rataria and monarch -- --monarch. seeing airlines like barataria and monarch disappear, it does not take long. in the third quarter we will see the market quarter we will see the market quarter being observed... it takes a while. but by the end of the year we will be passed that and everyone will be passed that and everyone will have built up to capacity again. we were having a discussion about ticket prices. this instinct if feel that they have gone up. you're suggesting that perhaps they happen. in the first quarter and fourth quarter they have gone. ryanairand fourth quarter they have gone. rya nair and easyjet reported. fourth quarter they have gone. ryanair and easy

consecutive annual loss for twenty seventeen the bank is blaming us tax reforms for the less than rosy figures which impacted the total write off for the year c.e.o. john prine says if it weren't for the tax changes the bank would have stayed well in the blank black but other issues continue to plague its balance sheets including the high fines it's paying after being found guilty of market manipulation. earlier we talked with our correspondent daniel cope at deutsche bank's headquarters asking him to break down this half a billion loss for us. in general is saying that they feel that they are on the right track that the main reason why we're seeing those rather bad numbers at the moment is because of rather low interest rates and also because of the tax reform in the united states in the first statement the bank is reporting that without that tax reform they would have been even in the plas with nine hundred and nine hundred million euros the biggest problem for the bank also their investment banking mostly because of the volatility off the market in general i can tell you that mr kre

judge jeanine: rosie o'donnell, only rosie o'donnell. chelsea handler.t to achieve some level of bipartisanship, my goal this year was to sleep with a republican voluntarily. it's going to be tricky. >> careful what you wish for, chelsea. when i met my husband mark in 2004 he was a raging democrat voting for howard dean. by that summer i had him voting for george w. bush. judge jeanine: this woman is willing to sleep with anybody. she hates them, right? >> i think she is crushing on them. that's my theory. judge jeanine: maybe that's why she was so mean to melania. who said that? >> taylor swift. judge jeanine: we'll be right back. ... nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of progression of moderate to advanced amd backed by 15 years of clinical studies. that's why i fight. because it's my vision. preservision. i'm in the kitchen. i need my blood sugar to stay in control. i need to shave my a1c i'm always on call. an insulin that fits my schedule is key. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ (announcer) tresiba® is used to contr

i am the last person that can be accused of having too rosy a view of human nature. abraham lincoln, the better angels of our nature, sides of human nature such as reason, such as empathy, such as self—control, such as moral norms that are in constant tension with our darker sides and it's up to our institutions and our norms to empower our better angels, the parts of human nature that over the long run can lead to institutions that tame our inner demons. your academic discipline is psychology rather than history, for example. i want to quote to you something that perhaps puts an historical sense of perspective onto your thinking about the enlightenment, it comes from a commentator here in the uk responding to your book, jenni russell, she says, "every civilisation has believed in its in vulnerability until it actually falls." she says, "from the greeks to the romans, the mongols, the ming dynasty, each failed because it couldn't grasp its own flaws or the threats to it until it was too late." "and pinker‘s blindspot is believing that the appeal of liberal democracie

meanwhile, we continue to paint a very rosy scenario. we heard a very rosy scenario today. to rip thise going as a nation, as a government. we have to have a really honest conversation about our perpetual aspirations that are not realized and why they are not realized and why they may be impossible to realize. one of those aspirations is the political settlement. that is another piece of that. why do the taliban want a political settlement? they control more territory than they did since 2001. they are gaining ground, containing -- creating chaos. the are getting through capital and assaulting international hotel, blowing up key locations, packing an ambulance full of explosions. it gets into the middle of the city and blows things up, massive explosion. and hope, that we will have an honest discussion about these things we keep putting forward in slightly different versions, but are really not gaining ground. i will just throw that out to you for your comments and thoughts. i don't know there is a lot you said, senator, that i would necessarily disagree with. i do not thin

right now, mount vaca camera showing a nice rosie sky. all is rosy in the world for now.can take this as a warning of what's to come. here's a great to view. look at the colors. isn't that pretty? we are seeing clouds starting to roll in already ahead of the raindrops that will be arriving. and temperatures are cool. we had pretty clear conditions overnight so down to freezing temperatures in livermore below freezing for santa rosa, north bay valleys could see frost out there this morning. satellite-radar showing right now, fairly clear skies, a few clouds starting to build in san francisco and the rain is on the way. i do want to show you the futurecast because by noontime today, we could start to see the trickles coming through the north bay and here we are midnight, 1:00 in the morning, we could already see about a quarter inch of rain for san francisco, a lot more in santa rosa, by noon tomorrow look at all the rain that's expected over an inch for most of the bay area. an inch and a quarter for concord, up to two inches by friday at lunchtime. >> it's going to be a v

looking at the 3.2% expectations for gdp growth, it does seem too rosy.y forecast is 3.25%, right in the same wheelhouse. had 3% growth the last three quarters. we fell short in quarter for, because inventories unexpectedly fell. back, that wast literally companies struggling to keep up with demand, a good thing. in the last several years we have had weakness in the first quarter. that is the key. if it was caused by things like tax increases and regulation, which we have had year after year, maybe we will get a bye in the first quarter. even the atlanta fed is talking about 4% growth, a very preliminary forecast. i think isis week really going to inform of's full-year forecast. we get january retail sales. consumption was quite good in the fourth quarter. it holds up. solid,are one gdp is a this will look more realistic. if we fall short in the first quarter, they will go right back to the drawing board. haidi: i want to tell the bond a side of the story, go to the equity selloff, and then talk about what we have seen over the past few days. i am looking

meanwhile, we just continue to paint a very rosie scenario, and we heard a rosie scenario from you all today and i feel like we are going to grip this as a nation, as a government, and we have to have a really honest conversation about our perpetual aspirations that are not realized and why they are not realized and why they may be impossible to the realize and one of the aspirations is always the political settlement, and that is another piece of that and why did the taliban want a political settlement, and they control more territory than they control in 2001. they are gang ground. they are creating chaos and getting through the perimeter of the capital, and assaulting an international hotel. blowing up key locations, and packing an ambulance full of explosives and somehow getting through the perimeter and blows people up and massive explosion. this is my plea and hope that we can have an honest discussion about these aspirations that we keep putting forward and slightly different versions, but really not gang ground. i will throw it out there for all of your thoughts and comments co

maria: you are talking about very rosy projections. >> looking at 10 yes, we don't do 3% to 4%, that's pathetic that historically we averaged three pied piper sent. >> historically, we are facing a recession that some point in what happens to the dataset with revenue. you know this. the deficit explodes because revenue pulls back. i've listened the tax reform is necessary to jumpstart the economy. >> the only way we get a real discretion as if they put the screws on the economy in the economy and away best to start to, which is done routinely in the past. i guarantee you that is going to roil everything. maria: how about those terrorists the administration is talking about. aluminum and steel. talk about protectionist trade policy. >> the good thing i'm not just the push back you get from business. this is not a good thing. companies are doing fairly well now. you will hurt more than you hauled good previous administrations go for tat on the street. not that i go into a trade war. the big thing is watch nafta. if they get that agreement done, that would be a huge relief for the markets

. >> the gerber spokesperson chose this little guy for the spokes baby of the year for his rosy cheeks and sparkling personality. he is from >> 4:26 a.m., that's a portion of the parade route, the benjamin franklin parkway lined with those flags, you see it is breezy, it will be chilly, 29 degrees right now. not really getting much above freezing today, so if you're heading to the parade, plus, bundle up. >>> philadelphia police are warning out of control behavior will not be tolerated at the victory parade. video captures destruction after the super bowl like people flipping vehicles at broad and walnut street. police arrested john rigsby for the damage and they are looking for 6 other arrests. >>> feeling like today is a mix ever christmas and your birthday not only the eagles super bowl championship parade you'll get free food and beer, shake shack a giving away can you custard ch peterson is a fan of ice cream. >> i love ice cream, can't you tell, we serve ice cream our snack the night before the game. >> reporter: haggen dos is giving away free scoops of ice cream. let's get you n

just a day after the rosy images of athletic unity and a proposal of constructive talks between two countrieshe cracks on the political front are still very much there. hundreds of right-wing protesters, out to rally against the north korean delegation and its leader, former intelligence chief. protesters are also angry with the south korean president. pyongyang,ks with which the united states are still yet to get behind. >> next, primitive artwork has been found in spanish caves, giving a system that analyzes radioactive decay. scientists have dated it at 64,000 years old. here is our correspondent with more on that story. reporter: on the back wall of this cave, the red markings and a silhouette of an animal can just about be made out. shown here, along with reproductions, these artworks are some of the oldest ever to be discovered in our times. >> the exciting thing is that this area here has a mini -- of 64,000 yes. 64,000 years ago in spain, the human species living, and that was the neanderthals. discoverythis new allows us to completely rethink our relationship with our neanderthal anc

little rosie here, it's wasabi. >> you want to try wasabi? >> no. >> good call.art child. >> now against her better judgment, she decides to try the darned wasabi. just a tiny little taste. >> enough. >> oh, yes it was enough. because immediately she starts short circuiting and you know wasabi burns, and the only thing she can say is -- >> help. >> that is a meme right there. >> oh my god. >> they do assure us that no kids were harmed during the making of this video. >> help. ♪ >>> this guy walks into a purse shop in dublin, eyre lard. do you think he looks suspicious with all black on and a mask, and a bike chain? that's petty coughlin. he's the owner of this popular purse shop. he reaches over and trying to get money out of the till. paddy stands up to this guy and pushes him away. he hits him in the arm with the chain but then he runs out of the store. >> it's like this entire heist was planned in the three seconds it took to walk across the floor. >> which is why it went bad but i'm glad he walked away with nothing. police have not arrested this guy, but they

. >> are we talking about predictions that are too rosy yes now talking 4% growth for 2018 fact of numbers but in the budget, we have expectations of 3% growth for 10 years what if recession happens nowe how do you know 3% growth 10 years. >> north of three -- our average growth rate had a 3 handle a 2 handle on it case of i would say bad obama economics labor force was we want to focus on labor three fiscal policies, regulatory relief well under way on that. >> -- >> tax reform, labor supply, so that is why we are going to be focusing this year on what we call human capital getting people from welfare to work to career technical education skills get good jobs careers that to me next thing we do better labor supply people going from welfare to work, then we are going to have that sustainable average higher than 3% growth. >> i want to come back to that i think that is partly cloudy the immigration story with all good things that you just outlined we are still looking at a decline in revenue for the u.s. government mick mulvaney k admits trillion-dollar deficits getting a decline because of

he's painting rosy picture of the economy. spending, incomes, welt, all rising -- jobless rate falling for all demographic groups housing slowly improving most importantly, inflation is low and stable. all right, now the fed watches take over reading the tea level the how far and how fast interest rates will rise. for almost ten years rates have been near 0 and feds been printing money like never before jay powell has to unweekend that without damaging the economy. let's see how that opening statement is being received on the stock market. fairly well, dow industrials and the s&p 500 and the nasdaq they will all open ever so slielgtly lower. remember, this follows two day of gigantic tbains. there's other news, fedex will not join the boycott nra movement that is intimidated several other big companies and the state of georgia threatens to take away a sales tax benefit from delta if that airline continues its nra boycott. the state to play is this, boycott that will be hashtagged boycott nra as politicized business. and it is

spike what analysts are saying a deutsche bank they're not really rocking along don't have a very rosy forecast for european stocks at all. well dr banks forecasts for the bank itself is also not very rosy but yes in general they were reporting that they are thinking that the euro stocks six hundred with six hundred most important shares here in the euro zone until mid of this year will be dropping by six percent they are saying that the biggest program is the gap of strong growth in combination with a low discount rate andrea back to you is asia warming up for a deep dark death spiral or do you reckon we've already hit the bottom. i don't think the bottom is in sight just yet analysts do see however that further losses are to be expected in the coming weeks and that the markets were in the were in need of this very correction as they've been saying for months now this volatility that we're seeing right now is really just investors adjusting to the current market conditions that said aneta is pointed out that this could be on the upside a chance to buy shares at prices that are more re

today, hayley is meeting ex—residents rosie and emma.really, really challenging for me. really, really challenging. because i was trying to cope with everything myself and ijust thought, "i'm ok, i'm 0k" and actually i needed more support than i was admitting i needed to myself. it is ok not to be ok. it is ok to be like, actually, i am not all right at the minute. i'm moving soon and i'm worried about it. what are you worried about? like the last three days i thought getting clean, that's it done, but it's not. i have been craving horribly and people see craving come and go but it is stuck with me for three days now. dealing with addiction is a daily battle. if you sat here and told me you never ever think about a drink or a drug or you didn't ever feel like doing it i would think you are a liar. i know it sounds mean but my other kids have been through some shit and ijust don't want it for codie. but i'm scared. i am, i'm scared. i'm scared to be clean, i'm scared to find out who i am. i had fear, fear of failing. everything. fear of l

including rosie o'donnell, had the same one, kev. widowmaker survivors. dr.three arteries in the heart. one artery lights up. it's the most important one. it's the very front. it gives half the blood that the heart needs to survive. when it blocks off suddenly, without any warning at all, you'll go down. everyone you showed in that piece, rosie o'donnell had it. bob harper, i spoke to over the weekend. cpr does a lot for this problem. people collapse without warning. they're out and about living their lives. the heart can't deal with losing half of its blood supply. >> kevin smith had nausea, feeling busy. is it that generic? >> the symptoms are subtle sometimes. i talk about shortness of breath. when your heart can't pump blood, it slows down and that forces the blood to stop in the lungs. you can't breathe. you'll get nausea and sweating. that's what kevin smith complained about. you will get the chest pain. maybe three-quarters of the people get chest pain and women get chest pain less than men. you need to look at the first two signs. you will also get he

the state-media relationship is never meant to be rosy, but it is upon the media to provide alternative crews -- views and cut government access. genie: you found another article that is quite critical of raila odinga. analyst: this is from "the star," which is reportedly close to the government. you might take it with a grain of salt. the writer says odinga should not have held a mock inauguration. the promise to his followers is wearing thin cup of tea is past -- thewearing thin promise to his followers is wearing thin, and he is past his prime. genie: this is the centennial since british women got the right to vote. .nalyst: it was 100 years ago the representation of the people act was signed, allowing landowning women over the age of 30 to vote, the first step in allowing all women to eventually vote. let's start by showing you a few original posters from the time that illustrate how difficult the struggle was to get women to vote -- to get women the right to vote. this picture on the left with the women in the rowboat was one of the most iconic posters of the time. genie: there is

. >> it's not all rosy. >> just ask my husband. >> just like we see in disrupters in different industries, this is a disruption in an industry that no one knew needed it -- flower delivery. >> reporter: it's everyone's dream to disrupt an industry. disruption is the buzzword. it's taking the old guard by surprise. but few thought the $30 billion flower industry even needed change. ajay cory is the co-founder and ceo of urban stems, an online flower delivery startup. >> i sent a bouquet to surprise my girlfriend at the time who lived in philadelphia. and it didn't come. and i held off on calling because i wanted the bouquet to surprise her. the company i ordered from kept telling me it's coming, it's coming, but the bouquet never arrived. i ended up with a really angry girlfriend. >> reporter: too often, he said, the flowers that made it were wilted or of bad company. he saw hundreds of customers on social media making similar complaints. here's why it happens. most flowers go down a long supply chain, from farm to wholesaler to local florist. a service that you order from online pays the

but for other people who rely on the lake for a living, the future looks far from rosy. reporter: these local fishermen have finally managed to land a catch again. after hours out on the water, every boat has at least returned with a few kilos of tilapia. but talk is making the rounds again that pollutants have been found in lake naivasha. it takes samson macharia back to the environmental disaster that struck in 2009. the lake almost dried out and the fish population was decimated -- all caused by the flower farms on the shore. samson: they almost dried out the lake completely, and the chemicals they were draining off affected the water. there were hardly any fish left. that pile of fish over there, that was the harvest of 10 boats. it took the department of fisheries one year to regenerate the fish stocks. so people went hungry. reporter: conditions by lake naivasha are ideal for cultivating flowers. over 50 companies have set up greenhouses on its shores. the soil is fertile, temperatures mild, there's 12 hours sunshine a day, and the lake's full of water. since the 2

. >> a guy named bob snow started, first, rosie o'grady's and then grew it into an entertainment complexith four or five different nightclubs. >> by 1985, church street station was pulling in 1.7 million visitors annually, making it the fourth-most-popular tourist attraction in florida after, of course, walt disney world, sea world, and busch gardens. the church street exchange building has a shopping mall constantly packed with tourists bussed in from disney world and universal. >> and the universal tourists would come here to party, come here to shop. >> you would have 20 buses park downtown because they didn't have as many things to do out at disney in the evening. ♪ >> but the theme parks, well, they caught on and built their own shopping and night-life destinations like downtown disney, and universal citywalk. >> when that happened, it pretty much killed this building, and it killed a lot of what was known of downtown. and so it's sat empty now for about 15 years. >> so downtown orlando -- well, it began to decline, and church street station along with it. the area -- it became negl