so much the rufus temple also is wonderful to have live music on the show and they've asked me to sing a song with them and what they don't know is you don't have to ask me twice it is a thrill i thought this would be apt for d.w.i. as it is a mixture of languages coming up so here goes with by been shamed babai. bombing discussion altamont explained bob i'm saying that in such grand. calm. comments made by me i'm sure the fans man. i could've said but. the same mob each time with john. king. center of the conflict zone. close ones venezuela's opposition ascend to bed post news yet decide to get the military is a come over to their side my guess is the feeling among them is the most annoying the representative to the venezuelan position leader and is so sick that president ford the quite what happens next conflict sophia stuff seems to me double. sure a big idea but what's become of it and what looks like tomorrow. dublin gets ready for an in-depth look at the european elections last sunday questions to her it's like what are european voters' hopes for the new parliament and what chall

fan because he's an actor we asked mr rufu to play a small role for us. money. yes you know your. book yeah well more. with. him he was. well it's going to. be ready and i know you're not. from. i know. the rubber band stops blood flow to the finger so in about ten minutes mr rufus digit will be completely numb and lose all feeling. sumi ritual dates back to japan's middle ages cut fingers affected to worry a skill making it hard to hold a sword in. one of the. bars although yeah i. am . and what. made. you all. eat. well. you. never ate the fingers in the old days he'd have taken the digits and put them in formaldehyde just ok and they became a source of pride for the syndicates. these days and i own would run into serious trouble with the police if any of his followers practiced. your book sue me. where we told makoto about are you but sue me frank who was quick to highlight some of the mistakes most. so much you. might. come up. with. to sing a song about his life principles. for him it's a very important show and. come out. to. vote. no mood. not. to. get. me. to. do. it. i kn

fan because he's an actor we asked mr rufu to play a small role for us. oh. yeah you know your. book yeah be it one morning. with. him he was. well they're going to. need it i mean that. from. the rubber band stops blood flow to the finger so in about ten minutes mr rufus digit will be completely numb and lose all feeling. soon the ritual dates back to japan's middle ages cut fingers affected the worry is skill making it hard to hold a sword in. our souls and yet i know. very well. and what. a great goal and all. eat. well. you. never ate the fingers in the old days he'd have taken the digits and put them in formaldehyde. and they became a source of pride for the syndicate's. these days and i would run into serious trouble with the police if any of his followers practiced you but sue me. when we told makoto about are you but sue me frank he was quick to highlight some of the mistakes. made by. so march. when you. might. come up will. come. down. oh yeah. like those who wants to sing a song about his life principles. by the way it's a very important show and. come out. that. it i

you crazy rufus you didn't have to use the. christian books in one of her new times my soup on that. yeah. that the more i think of that knocked up that i saw when i get all my email and i would stick. to she she said i'm not going to. confess that a letter to my hero. there. must be given. it's worth remembering that japan's crime rates are amongst the lowest in the world and that's why the story of the modern day you're closer is much less about a particular crime problem than it is about a rapidly vanishing breed. what is it calling the coin is magic internet money the new type of digital currency essential lies digital scarcity chancellor i'm bringing a second bailout for bank that's called the genesis blog for reasons to coin a civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial destiny it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history and this is columbus discovering the new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heart

rufus: no doubt about it.art of a bigger problem, which is that the president loves to use tariffs for all kinds of reasons that you have the national security concern about the steel industry, imposed tariffs on the whole world. word about chinese investment laws, use tariffs. adoption tariffs. basically telling the rest of the world, don't bother doing trade deals with the united states. we. spent a year and half negotiating a deal with mexico but essentially, the president has thrown out in a witness for permission -- with this reclamation. david:. david:. david:. congress might actually take action on this. we heard senator chuck grassley came out right away to say among other things quote "trade policy and border security are separate issues. this is a misuse of presidential authority. following through on this would seriously jeopardize passage of the u.s.m.c.a., which is what you just said." congress is increasingly concerned . what is the likelihood that mitch mcconnell would get on board, and of that

the king budgeter long kong has taken over from his father rufus seventy years what did he do what do we know about the man who's just been crowned king. the king and took over from his late father after he passed away in twenty sixteen so he has been on the train for a few years the people here have a good idea of the monic that he is now we know little about his background we know that he was had to spend his early years in bangkok he was an educated in the u.k. in australia he became an officer in the thai air force we know as well from what his his statement yesterday his first real command that he would like to and this is the quote brain with righteousness for the benefits and happiness of the thai people say that's how the kind of money that he wants to be as the years progress. right seanad bill thank you very much for being us up to date with the latest developments in the thai capital bangkok. now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world syrian government forces of bombarded rebel held areas in the country's northwest dozens have been killed

coming up today with featuring the roaring twenty's the jazz that is large music in the studio with the rufus temple will be looking behind the scenes of the. district in the famous t.v. series. and speaking of which. is the most expensive t.v. production ever in germany costing around 40000000 euros it's a crime series set in the weimar republic of 929 and the 1st 2 series insult to netflix are now thank you b.c. all over the world. police investigate berlin's underworld just a few years before the nazis rise to power berlin was a gritty place back then. getting on the pot is the main character gradually the detective realizes that the corrupt swamp of politics and crime goes so deep that he's in danger of losing his footing. shut out of the turn as a young working class woman with dreams of something better she does odd jobs for the police but wants to be a permanent part of the team. their stories are spun out.

the two people who led the fight to stop that were general rufus putnam, who was a very famous general, washington's civil engineer. built the forts that mattered so much. and a wonderful man, with no education, virtually. and he was battling not only for education, but for no slavery. cutler's son ephraim, who had gone out to be one of the pioneers. the day the vote was going to take place, ephraim was lying in his room in a boardinghouse near the legislature, could not get out of bed, he was so sick. seemed to be almost on his deathbed. putnam came in. putnam was old enough to be his father. came in, said, you have got to get out of bed and vote. this is going to be very close. they somehow got him out of bed into the legislature. he not only cast his vote, but he gave a powerful speech about why this should never be retracted, this no slavery rule. the vote was counted and they won by one vote. brian, i think if that were a scene in a novel, let's say, the editor would probably say, this is too much, would never happen in real life. yes, it did. ephraim was carrying the banner of hi

she brought her friend, rufus, the bearded dragon, to talk with us thi morning. just amazing this day for teachers celebrating. and you love the sow and tell part of teaching, right. >> yeah. i love the animals. i love the kids. i love giving them as much experience as possible when they're in the classroom and one is the animals which the kids all take care of.ve >> i lo it. bye, rufus. >> bye. >> reporterokay, look at charles with hiss seussical the musical ju aal suit on. they wrapped up the play. we want to thank you, debbie eisel, who started off as a teacher here. what do you want to say? >>ahank you. th you for recognizing my teachers. teacher appreciation week, we have the greatest faculty and staff. so many people who put everything together to make it a great place every single day. wonderful kids, and great, supportive parents. >> reporter: happy national teachers day! t[applause] t is the latest live here in rockville. i want to thank carla flores for joing me from teleplun oh 44. back to you guys. >> what a great turnout -- telemundo 44. back to you

that's really the big blockage now. >> rufus, an important topic thank you very much.leasure >>> not one, not two, but three reasons why you want to stay bullish long term. we'll lay out the case and your morning rbi. we'll tell you what states have the most and the least valuable land in the continental united states you're going to want to leave the east once you hear this. stick around ♪ ♪lean on me, when you're not strong.♪ ♪and i'll be your friend.♪ ♪i'll help you carry on.♪ ♪lean on me. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ i'm so excited >>> so excited the sun is coming up and maybe at some point it will stop raining on the east coast 5:51 stock futures are up about 50 points we're clawing our way back from that monday rout the biggest retailer in the world, walmart, giving us a window into the economy and the consumer later today its numbers are out. investors are looking for earnings per share of a buck two. housing starts numbers and a key regional fed economic indicator known as the philadelphia fed. if any

that is primarily not just the words on paper in the northwest ordinance, but by the leadership of rufusutnam, the general, who was really the one who made it all work. youngest and therefore the last character in my narrative, which goes all the way up to the civil war, is the doctor, the physician named samuel. 1830's a speech in the at a medical convention in cleveland in which he expressed of respect and acknowledgment of the importance of the native americans of the ohio history. so it wasn't that these people have no heart or empathy -- they did. about what are the lessons of history? there are many, to say the least. one of them is very little of consequence is ever accomplished alone. it is a joint effort. this is about the joint effort of the first legal settlement in all of the northwest territory. two of the most important lessons in white history should be taught and required in our educational system are empathy and gratitude. we should be able to put ourselves in the place of those people who went before us and realize what they did and what the odds and the adversities wer

state are a group which is a very tight means and so profits are counting off for the class then why rufus me agree with. what we see here in america is hundreds of years of racism. and right now black last matter it's you know white people like tino people muslims christians whoever did feel the way that we feel you know gays are part of this fight to feel the way we feel we fight. racism is alive but it's concealed when you racism resurface in american a real way when a black man became president no one wants us to come out of the shackles it was a wall for when they wanted to pull us out of slavery it was a war right on american soil because we were coming out of slavery people don't want to see us rive you live in poverty you live in these destitute situations you're hurting you're in pain and now we have this thing called gentrification. where are white folks and other young professionals coming in in pushing poor people out in a ghetto right gentrification is racism they're pushing us out a lot of communities lay low as a reason to rinse up and they can't do anything about it we came

he was in a halfway house at the time and i think someone i don't know what company happy i'm doing rufus and his mother came to me and next we would like him appear shoes that he needed to do his group and and he just blossom he just blossomed from there i was so happy to be at work and be to be have the ability to work again that i never missed a day i was always there i was always there hour early before anybody else get there. so in essence i was home growing i was hungry to work i was hungry to be free. and have the ability to change my life around so all those stains. made me a good employee in a mentally dismayed as mine of insane he was going to go if you know go into business for yourself in a salad all starting i just really felt that i had what it took to be entrepreneur and to be successful. so i quit my job and i was fully fledged into business then i had to leave i froze year business i made about thirty some thousand dollars or more for a shit. i remember a vest i'm back into the business i'm buying tools a mile ladders some growing the business or take my second year i rea

she lives with her dog, rufus. and even though she has a big family, they mostly live out of town.lone when she went to brad's barbecue. about that same time, these three young men arrived. they said they were having a good old time. >> we were just talking. >> reporter: when jamarrio saw eleanor. he said he hates seeing people eat alone. when most of us see someone eating alone, we feel that way. but our sympathy never solves anything. so, jamario wanted to fix this. he got up and came to hers. >> he said, i saw you hitting here alone. and he said, do you mind having some company? she said, goo go right ahead. and i introduced myself and she introduced herself. and that's how it started. >> reporter: they ended up having dinner together. >> it was a nice, pleasant evening. >> reporter: what those 20-somethings did that night speaks volumes about their character. but they say it wasn't entirely altruistic. they enjoyed her company as much as she enjoyed theirs. >> that's all we talked about. >> you make that connection with somebody, it's hard to let it go. >> i already feel like w

it's very big because his career was built on being man rufus and blue and he wants to keep the morality of his son to within the purview of his party and this is the largest city it's about the biggest one of the biggest jobs outside the national government and it's a real slap in the face to him the people voted his party alt. he's a dictator reidy he has imprisoned hundreds of saws of people whose head was involved in a coup against him. or more journalists and jail and i think in the end if wilson the world. i mean i mean all the media will be controlled by him i mean it will be no light assault on the first by the electorate in istanbul and you i'll expect the turkish president to pool if you still can or to make sure that bush is not reversed purely speculation of course then what happens if the voting party candidate gets defeated next month in a stamp and by a wide margin. well i think they'll be sure can do rejoicing iran turkey the still some democracy left in that case but. the fact that he's really running the election is meant to the huge leaders slumped again turkey's in a

rufus: mexico will have to react , and they are obviously going to try to do things to alleviate theblem, but there's a limited number of things they can do. thing isimportant that no government can sit passively while another country takes a hostile act like this. this was done 30 minutes after presidentobra door -- agreementd since the for ratification. you sign a solemn agreement with them, and six month later completely violate the spirit and letter of the agreement. david: thank you. alix: taylor riggs is looking at all of the market reaction throughout the weekend today. taylor: really, what a month it has been, particularly for the global bond markets. germany getting a record low print on their 10 year yield, coming in at 21 basis points now, and still seeing negative yields in japan. of negativelion yielding debt worldwide. what that means is we are still getting more inversion of that yield curve, now about 19 basis points. earlier this week, we were or 15g about how five basis points is not really summing to get excited about, but -20, -30 basis points gets is more concern

we're paying tribute to the men and women of armed service, including those who made the ultimate sack rufus returned home with the scars of war and some have managed to find peace in the loyal companionship of a service dog, like sully featured here at the foot of a casket of the late george h.w. bush. the legion of canine helping to heal wounded warriors. >> reporter: they can face all kinds of challenges from traumatic brain injury to ptsd and they proven to be companions and care governors. that includes sully, on helping members of the military. with his gentle devotion to president george h.w. bush, the dog, sully earned a permanent place in our hearts. but cliff miller fell in love with tlab years earlier. the pup was chosen by he, his partner and friends of america's vet dogs for a very important job and gave him a name with special meaning. >> when we picked of the river -- >> reporter: he was nomed for a man who exhibited hero oism. >> we chose sully to honor captain chesly sullen berger, not because of his ability to save all those people inlanding the plane. those particular flyi

host: rufus there in florida.ou can see the members of the house judiciary committee making their way into the hearing room. democrats making their way into some of the seats. a democrat from florida, a former police chief, she will be doing some of the questioning today. you also have jamie raskin of maryland. he took his seat. , and is steve of tennessee others waiting for this hearing to get started. in a few minutes -- started in a few minutes. the attorney general will not be there. we will see what they will do and how long it will last. you can watch it on c-span3, c-span.org, or you can get the free c-span radio app. from that moment on april 10, when senator van hollen asks the attorney general, this is what senators were pointing to yesterday, about the memo and robert mueller's involvement. >> did bob mueller support your conclusion? >> i don't know if bob mueller supported conclusion. >> that was april 10. the attorney general sent his memo on march 24. inn, a letter was sent response to his memo and t

this is a bearded dragon rufus and the kids get to take care o him. through animals in our classroo &háhp &hc% celebrate ourpfbuñx teachers by stopping through here at saint mary. the principal started off as a teacher. debbie, i love that we are here today. >> and we love that you're here today. thank you so much for the great treats, honoring our teachers and coming out to see our great kids and our wonderful families. >> and you are standing next to charles and hisutfit. look at the spread that nbc4 sent. thank you, teachers, for doing an excellent q#.cjob. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: back into you. >> molette green for us? >>> there are four franchises givingáqfáñ away freebies to yo. washington app, just search teachers. >> and also nurses week. we love our nurses too. unsung heroes. >> absolutely. >> and our meteorologist is here -- >> i do. >> is it snowing? >> yeah. >> you're just theq÷ messenger. >> today is beautiful. we have x$) beautiful blue skit there. wehad fog this morning north and east if you are headed up toward baltimo

you find the comedy in the pain of these people, but then rufus has put these other elements in.nts talked much to you but their experience? there had been stuff we went through, we don't want to put that on their shoulders? they have got to find their own way?l that on their shoulders? they have got to find their own way? i have a lwa ys got to find their own way? i have always heard stories from my grandfather. he arrived in cardiff and met my grandmother. they had a massive family. i have always heard stories. but it is very different when you try and live in these characters and understand from underneath where they are coming from. i literally saw my grandmother and thought, oh, i see, from. i literally saw my grandmother and thought, oh, isee, i understand. so you understood how your grandmother is now because of doing this play? and finding things out about pride in how you hold yourself in manners. it makes so much sense. and it is beautiful to be able to realise that. so you have got a couple of nights off now. you have earned it. when are you back on stage? when can peo

. >> his name is rufus. we thought that was appropriate. on friday. >> reporter: well, nicole says she feels blessed that her type ofanr is highly curable and only involves one surgery. no further treatment after anth. she hopes she can get back to the court in time to train for wimbledon which begins in july. we want to point out that nicole's motherorks for western dental. >> oh, wow. she's got a great spirit. obviously a total mpetitor. my money's on nicole all the way. natalie, great -- >> good luck on her surgery tomorrow. >> yes. absolutely. thank you. >> and get to a dentist. that's my takeaway. >> definitely a good reminder. >>> coming up here, our popular better basic series. this morning, the style tape ls in everyone should have their closets. >> plus it's almost breakfast time at the "today" cafe. we're going to get to the grand opening, al's b back after you news and weather. >>> we'll be back right after your local news and weather. >>> good morning, everybody. 8:26 now on this thursday, may 16th. i'm aaron gilchrist. let's st

. >> his name is rufus we thought that was appropriate.riday. >> go! >> nicole says she feels blessed that her type of cancer is highly curable and only involves one surgery. no further treatment after that and hopes she can get back to the court in time to train for wimbledon, which begins in july. by the way, we want to point out that nicole's mother works for western dental guys >> oh, wow >> she's got a great spirit. obviously, a total competitor. my money's on nicole all the way. natalie -- >> good luck on her surgery tomorrow, we should say. >> yes, absolutely thank you. >> and get to a dentist. that's my takeaway get to the dentist on a regular basis. >> definitely. >> good reminder. >>> coming up here, ou popular better basic series. the style staples everyone should have in their closet. >>> guys, almost breakfast time at the "today" cafe. we'll get to the grand opening al's recipes, his tour. >> a transformer. >> that's not al. >>> we'll be back right after your local news and weather. oh, and pensiguins too. good mor. i )m ... a

and to american officers, general rufus and montgomery, testimonies to be believed. she was also a spy. she was invaluable. you might say how to be get to become so bravery? i want you to think that it lets us all off the coat hook. by the way, some speculate that it maybe because of a very profound disability she had. more and more people now know that maybe some of you don't, just quite a disabled woman. she had a disability as a child, around age 12 when she entered the story, near dorchester in maryland, a picture i took not longer doing research, she walked in one day and was something, a man ran and after a young child ran in, trying to escape a man who was armed and trying to catch the child. they run into the store. tubman is up her arms and the little boy runs behind her, runs at the door and the owner was so mad, he picks up in the middle of the store, a scale, which was common, they have heavy iron objects and he picks it up and trucks it at this. he misses the boy and said, hit harriet haven't had. she had a frenetic brain injury for the entire rest of he