i thought in our last hearing, we talked about trying to move up the russell house, kind of move that forward and i don't see that reflected anywhere in the landmark programme. >> i'll make note of that, thank you. >> commissioner? >> i think that's a terrific idea, yeah, thank you. [ laughter ] >> thanks, everyone. >> i have a couple of questions. shelly will now summarize progress made to our cultural heritage programme. >> i do have a couple of questions. one is, i understand that because of the length of this report, doing it every six months is probably why or choose doing it every six months is because of the length of the report. >> that's right. >> i'm curious if there might be items, one of these items or self-of thseveral items that mao come before us more frequently. like the city-wide survey and legacy business. i'm just curious. >> point well-taken. i think we're happy to present that information to you whenever you would like to see it and naturally, office, small businesses providing their reports more frequently than every six months and we're happy to share that infor

house. >> there are categories of hurricane strength. the latest habitat homes fared better than their neighbors in hurricane michael, but russell king isn't>> it's $100,000ev >> do you be that there's such a thing as a hurricane-proof house? >> no. no. >> for "nightly business report" i'm dianack in panama city, florida. >> before we go, here's a looki at the numbers on wall street today. the dow advanced 197 points 25,877. the nasdaq was up 83 and the s&p 500 added 24. and tt is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thankor joining us. have a great evening and we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ ♪ >> this is "bbc world news america." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by be freeman foundation, and judy and petm-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglneeds. >> wow, that is unbelievable. ♪ >> i'flying! ♪

russell wilsught his momma a house. >> i've heard people use the word surreal. out what surreal was. you're in that moment and you can't believe that moment.a it was awesome. i know i acted kind of crazy when i was talking. >> you were caught up in the moment, that'all. >> this is your house. o>n the door. you're lying. { screaming } >> it's one of those things i've been dreaming of for a long time and beodeved in g work for a long time. for it to happen that like and my kids are in on it, it's a real blessing. >> as my momma would say, will he do it? yes, he will. it was so, so good toee that response. after she said at one point she was very nervous about sharing e it becauhe doesn't want it to feel like it was glorifying her or her son's sacrifice for her, but wn they finally encouraged other people to think about those who are important and they love in their lives, then share it all, baby, share it all. and then today, you guys, wel t a real one. we lost an icon like no other. doris day passed away at the age 97 from pneumonia. the top female box office sta

, russel douglas' far-flung family reunited on whidbey island. >> we rallied around brenna. >> we'resley sleeping on the floor in the living room. >> i ended up taking up the organization of the housewhat do we do for meals? >> russel douglas had left behind a lot of unfinished business. the oldest of three children born to jim and gail before they divorced, russel had been a late bloomer, but adulthood intruded early. shortly after he started dating brenna, she became pregnant. marriage and parenthood did little to help him mature. >> i think he was mourning and missing being an 18-year-old who had a lot of dates and drank and went out with the guys and he did a little of that in college, but not a lot. >> russel and brenna fought often over children, money and russel's affairs with other women. >> she'd called me after a really rough supposedly argument and i said, well, is he hurting you? is he hitting you? and she said no, really, he isn't physical. it's just emotional and verbal, but i've hit him a couple of times. >> earlier that year russel had separated from brenna. he'd taken an apartment near seattle and had a new girlfriend. for his family, the ongoing drama of russel's

house. mr. russell? thanks, jennifer and thanks, nancy. it has been my honor to be part of such an esteemed gathering of experts. heartfelt conviction is, as this report points to, there is no prospect of a happy ending of the challenges of the korean peninsula without cooperation between the united states and china. i'll just touch on four big questions concerning china's role and then just a word or two u.s. misperceptions of china's role on the korean peninsula. i think the report makes some of these, asks these questions, either in an implicit or explicit way. the first question is, what comes after hanoi, after the setback in hanoi? of course, we have seen not only the warnings from kim jong-un, his new your speech, his speech to the supreme people's assembly in april. but as nancy pointed out, the walk through the window, the launch of projectiles into the sea of japan as an expression of impatience and of warning. i think we should expect that the chinese would have a certain degree of sympathy for north korea's impatience, although

house, yes. >> so she became a person of interest. the domestic situation seemed unsettled. >> they were separated. russellas living in an apartment and renting. according to brynna, they were trying to work it out, talking about getting back together. >> in fact, the new widow told the detective her husband had spent the holiday with her and the kids. >> she said that the last time she saw him was the morning of december 26. he left the house somewhere mid-morning and she thought he was going to run some errands. >> did brynna douglas have an alibi? >> she didn't need an alibi. at the time we went to talk to her, it was basically a death notification. she was able to answer our questions for us. >> who didn't like russ douglas? >> nobody could think of someone who really, truly didn't like him. >> as winter turned to spring, the detective's investigation seemed to be going nowhere. but a routine check of the numbers in russell douglas' cell phone had yielded a tiny clue. >> there were a few phone calls to a number with a las vegas area code. and we made a phone call to that number. there was no answer. it

russell outdid everybody, y'all. he gave his mama a house heard people use the word, surreal. >> uh-huh. >> and i found out what surreal was. >> what that really feels like. >> because you're in that moment and you can't believe that moment and it was awesome. i know i said something crazy in there when i was talking, but -- >> you were caught up in the moment. that's all that was. you were just caught up. >> it's your house. open the door. >> are you serious? are you serious? >> it's one of those things where i've been praying for for a long time, believe in god for for a long time, and so for it to happen like that, and my kids are in on it, it's just a real blessing. >> tammy. >> that wasn't the only surprise russell had in store for mother's day weekend. with his wife in new york for "the view" the quarterback september a sweet message from him and the kids back home. >> wish i was there with you right now. grateful i get to be your husband and love you so much. >> you're the best mom and i love you so much. wherever you go, wherever you

. >> russell canal so s you canell your house and make a few slide tackles in the midfield. >> that win comdaon suny. a good way to build that business, having a teammate like wayne rooney who has 17 million followers on twitter offer him hat congratulations which he did. millions of people watched the kentucky derby drama. and in less than two weeks at the preakness the two horses at the cente that have drama won't be running so the derby in the second leg of the triple crown in baltimore, because of a development of the co-- excuse me there. the horses will not train so the two horses from the kentucky derby will not be atco pimli for preakness, so the race is for n. anyone to >> no chance at a triple crown. >>> breaking news tonight. another school shooting in america. police say at least seven people have been injured at a colorado school for kindergartners through 12th grade. the gunfire starting in the middle school. >> we havewo e uspects in custody. we hopat that's the last. >> a msive police response. still searching the school at this hour, s.w.a.t. teams going om to room, and

. >>> russell wilson surprising mom for mother's day with a new house. >>> and all that matters. >> raiders qb derek carr tossed a football over a house. nothing but net. >> it went in. no one over here cares. they didn't see it. they saw it. >> on "cbs this morning." >> the president has repeatedly claimed that china is the one paying the tariffs, even tweeting love collecting big tariffs. >> i like big tariffs and i cannot lie. you get sprung. sprung. sprung. >> this >> nicely done as always, steven colbert and special mommy hug to russell wilson for mother's day giving his mom a house. that's very, very, very -- >> that's a hard one to beat. >> very hard to beat. he wins best son award. >> welcome to cbs am morning. we begin in alaska where the news is not good. investigators are on the way to a remote part of alaska to learn what caused a deadly midair crash of two small sightseeing planes. the aircraft clyded yesterday at the southern end of the alaska panhandle. >> ten people aboard were rescued but four others were killed and two more were missing. kris van cleave is following the in

four-bedroom house >> there are levels of protection just as there are categories of hurricane strength the latest habitat homes faired better than their neighbors in hurricane michael, but russellny chances. >> do blooif that there's such a thing as a hurricane-proof house? >> no, no. skbro why does it seem to be so little knowledge about this topic? >> because a lot of homeowners, they see the disruption after i hurricane and you think you're going to get wiped out or maybe it's going to go somewhere else, and there's no middle ground in between. they just figure it's either going to get wiped out or it's not. >> there's no such thing as a hurricane-proof home >> not proof look at his house. the only one standing on the beach. there was danl to. he leshd a lot of lessons from it, but it's still standing. there were a lot of investors buying up the property >> okay. diana, stick around. i want to switch gears and talk about another important topic in real estate. he the number of mortgages more than 90 days past due at a 12-year low. let's bring in mark fleming as well first america. this is great news, is it not? >> yeah. good news. good news. >> is it going to last >> not ind

i'm leslie with housing rights committee, also here as an individual who's been evicted twice in two years by costa hawkins and russell flynn was the last major evictor who's flipping the apartments in order to get in higher paying tech employees. this is actually happening everywhere. cities across the world look to us to see what we're doing tangibly because we handle it first? germany is handling it because they're saying hey, google, you can't have your office here. we need to get bold here, this is serious. i'm going to back up jobs with justice and s.f. rising and their call to tax them. but we have to do more. we have to stop speculation right now. to do this, we need you to fight for rent control, for vacancy control. we need you to do something about the housing issue, starting with stopping the sweeps. the city is the evictor every day over and over and over for these people, many who used to be tenants, 21%, actually, when you were born and raised here. so we ask that you take a bold step and do something because these i.p.o. winnings are wage theft. they're making money overall of our data. folks growing u

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russell hancock is with joint venture of silicon valley, about issues that surround the silicon valley. >> silicon valley is a place that has 50 billionaires. >> also highest prices for food, gasoline and of course housing and the gap between rich and poor is widening. >> we are spiraling upwards in terms of our costs. housing but also a general basket of consumer goods, you see those costs increasing faster than they are increasing in other parts of the country and it's because thear bear it. >> wall street also found san jose has the highest educated workforce with half having at least a bachelor's degree. and path to prosperity. >> i have been recruited -- trying to be recruited by a lot of companies. >> he is graduating in commuter engineering that will put him close to that high average salary right out of college. >> always at least 90 to 110. >> that's good money. >> yeah, really good money. lucky. >> reporter: one career planner says colleges is one of the fastest ways to join silicon valley's wealthy workforce. >>> tesla stock taking a nose dive. worried about the company's plans for growth. andrea live in burlingame with the fallout. >> concerns of the profitability and robustness of their pro

latest with hurricane michael but r michael, but russell king isn't taking any chances >> do you think there's any such thing as a hurricane proof houseer: it's impossible to put an exact price tag on what it takes to fortify your home but $3,000 to $5,000 would go a long way to getting to those standards and kelly, first named storm today, andrea. >> that money goes a long way with 7% more as well great stuff. thanks very much that does it for "the exchange." i'll join melissa for "power lunch" which begins right now. >>> thank you, kelly see you in a moment. tyler mathisen with the healthy returns conference, join us in a moment new at 2:00, the smart money betting the sell-off is over and the correction has run its course are the hedge funds right and what do you do from here china digging in to heels on trade talks signaling a long road ahead plus the new risk emerging in this trade war and tesla at $10, a new call on the worst-case scenario. that stock down 40% this year at the lowest level in 2.5 years. where's it go from here and when th

housing for example to have energy efficiency weatherization investments. becausents in cooling of the extreme heat coming our way. huffman: mr. russellsk you about your testimony on the subject. you talked about ways that agriculture could be part of the solution. talk a little bit more about how climate smart farming practices like crop rotation, no till can help sequester carbon as we mitigate for climate change. and the question i had to listening to you is i know that right now the agricultural problems a part of the in terms of greenhouse gas omissions. a lot of chemical inputs. do these climate smart farming practices reduce those chemical inputs in other beneficial ways? : i promise to be brief. essentially, when we look at managing living systems to develop the service that humans food and other things, including biofuels and now climate services. as we lean into that, what we do is increase the biological activity in the soil. the green revolution created productivity but it did not pay attention to the biology of the soil. photosynthesis. getting the biological activity. and when you do that, you get that carbon out of the

russell and dow transports are down. "after the bell" beginnings now. connell: president trump meeting with gop senators. escalating tensions sparked a selloff on wall street. after the white house tariffs on chinese goods. the dow, for what it is worth was off 650 points. it closes 472 points or so to the downside as things settle in. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." it was the biggest drop for the nasdaq since march 22nd. the president sitting down with republicans to discuss the

russell and dow transports are down. "after the bell" beginnings now. connell: president trump meeting with gop senators. escalating tensions sparked a selloff on wall street. after the white house doubled down on the president's threat to double tariffs on chinese goods. the dow, for what it is worth was off 650 points. it closes 472 points or so to the downside as things settle in. i'm connell mcshane. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." it was the biggest drop for the nasdaq since march 22nd. the president sitting down with republicans to discuss the administration immigration agenda. we have more on that meeting in a moment. but first let's go to edward lawrence at at the white house n the trade situation. reporter: 12:01 on friday morning the u.s. trade representative's office also taking steps right now to put an additional 25% on an additional, what the president is calling $325 billion worth of chinese goods. that is about what everything china imports into the united states. the office will start the process to move forward trying to get a trade negotiation agreement on thursday and friday. still senator lindsey graham on the tariffs says good. >> it

the eu signaling it would reject any white house efforts to curb the imports of european cars and auto parts because of the trade chiefs meeting in russell'shat dismissed president trump's recent warning that he could see quotas for the block. restraining is a legal underworld toward -- under wto rules. fresh pressure on small lenders that already trade at rock volume -- at rock bottom valuations. they cited serious credit risks. chinese banks dropped to a four-month low on monday. 's essential debt central bank is overhauling its payment system -- indonesia's central bank is overhauling its payment system. the bank in indonesia will enter link banking with financial technologies to prevent shadow banking risks. a mobile system will be developed to replace the current national clearing system. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tictoc on twitter, 2700ed by more than journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: sources have told bloomberg that alibaba group is looking at raising $20 billion via a second listing in hong kong. it would bring the company closer to investors in its own company. our ipo's

houses. there are four greenhouses. the idea is that of the cord blends in with the surroundings. —— court. it is the most remarkable site. thank you, russell the third season running they've won all three domestic trophies. they were 2—1winners over hearts in the scottish cup final. odsonne edouard scored both goals. it's a ninth domestic trophy in a row for the glasgow side. it's lennon's second spell as manager. he took the permanent role in february, after the departure of brendan rodgers. you will never see this again, it is all about them. i spoke to them a bit at half—time because we didn't turn up in the first half, then we needed hearts to score before we really got our energy levels back, and the response from them was excellent. but hearts wouldn't let us off easy and it was a very good final in terms of pressure, emotion, but they've done it. the climax of the league one campaign is upon us, with sunderland set to face charlton athletic in the final match of the season to determine who will play in the championship next year. meanwhile, it's tranmere who move to league one after snatching a dramatic late winner in the league two

russell wilson became the highest paid player in the nfl this off season after signing a new deal. check out the surprise he had for his mom this mother's day. >> what's this? >> the key to your housee key to your house. it's your house. open the door. >> you're lying. are you serious? are you serious? i love how long it took her to realize that he had bought her that house for mother's day. it was such a great surprise. kind of makes me feel bad that i got my mom just some flowers. >> i was going to ask you what you go. i did the same thing, man. the tlauhought is what counts. >> i didn't get $65 million recently. >> we're just $64 million short of that. thank you, my friend. >>> wall street looking for a bounce back after the dow's worst day since january. the president's trade war, spooking markets, farmers consumers and more. shaving has been difficult for me. i have very sensitive skin, and i get ingrowing hairs. oh i love it. it's a great razor. it has that 'fence' in the middle. it gives a nice smooth shave. georgand a busy day ahead. george has entresto, a heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause

russell and rayburn shared two characteristics. they were incredibly lonely men. johnson made himself a people called a professional son to them. he's inviting them to his house for sunday brunch.for dinner. lady bird would make them feel at home. he spent as much time with them as he possibly could and they were instrumental in raising him to power. roosevelt was different. roosevelt never made protcgcs of young congressmen. he just had a role. he didn't help. i started to realize there was one exception to this. it was lyndon johnson. johnson would have breakfast with him. i said to a man named james rowe who was a friend of johnson. i said what made this different for franklin roosevelt he said, roosevelt was a political genius. almost no one understood what he was talking about. lyndon johnson understood at all from the first minute and roosevelt saw that. it was just two geniuses. and roosevelt once said to dickies, he said if i had gone to west texas, i might have turned out like that too. yes sir. >> when you're doing interviews, people are aware they're talking about history and they care how they look. how do you decide what to believe? >> i never be

our public housing to have energy efficiency weatherization, investments in cooling because of the extreme heat that's coming our way that's putting people at risk. >> let me ask you, mr. russell, about your testimony on this subject. you talked about ways in which agriculture can be part of the solution. talk more about how climate smart farming practices like crop rotation and no-till farming can help sequester farming as we mitigate climate change? the question i had as i was listening to your testimony is i know right now the agricultural sector is a part of the problem in terms of greenhouse gas emissions. we have a lot of chemical inputs, fertilizers, etc. do these climate smart farming practices reduce the chemical inputs in other beneficial ways? >> when we look at managing living systems to develop the services that humans need, that's what agriculture is. going forward, it will be less about food. still about food but about other things. with that in mind, as we lean into that, what we do is we increase the biological activity in the soil. the green revolution created productivity but it didn't pay attention to the biology of the soil. photosynthesis, getting the bio

russell just negative. real estate the top performing sector utilities down let's start with stocks jumping higher on new hopes for a trade deal with china. eamon javers is at the white house with more. >> a morning full of news on the trade front here we started off with thistweet from the president earlier in the day in which he said he had new information that the chinese side was coming to washington this week in order to make a de deal that gave investors a little bit of optimism this morning sarah sanders came out and talked to reporters after that i asked her where the president got that information, what was behind that tweet. she said they have some indications that the chinese side is coming to make a deal. but she didn't say exactly what those indications are. so that's sort of where we're left here with the expectation that liu he and the chinese delegation will be in town tomorrow to conduct last-minute negotiations before those tariffs go into effect at 12:01 a.m. on friday morning that notice has been posted on the federal register that process is under way, unless something dramatic happens in those negotiations tomorrow so that's where we're going to be wa

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